In no way will this law help people who have trouble thinking on their own, think on their own. In no way will this strengthen democracy but only strengthen control of what state government considers influence or product sale to silence competitors to those who pay them kickbacks. So I am going to pass in support of this idea.
raides writes: Theo De Raadt has been on a better roll as of late. Since his rant about FreeBSD plating catch up (here), he has something to say about OpenSSL. It is worth the 5 second read because it is how a few thousand of us feel about the whole thing and the stupidity that caused this panic. Enjoy
If you think this article isn't terrible, front page lul is the following:
http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2012/09/23/us/jp-data-5.html
Apparently Corning now makes diskless, powerless servers built on nothing but fiber. This article is a damn joke. The internet industry is one of the best on power consumptions. Why? Mainly because all companies are aware of the trouble that other industries have already endured and they are intelligent enough to plan around those issues.
I am so pleased to see that today's generation of young gamers are more accepting of linux that this can be a possibility. Id Software tried just over 20 years ago with distribution via lokigames.com but the project failed due to lack of support to PAY for a linux game at the time and the over production of product that left lokigames to go bankrupt.
Hopefully Valve has a better business plan. ***SPOILER ALERT*** I have a feeling they do.
Um. You name me 1 doctor in this world that posts negative results, and there will be 10 doctors to shut him down completely. This is nothing new. Doctors are not known for posting negative results to any journal. In fact there are age old Doctor jokes you can google that make fun of doctors that do post negative results.