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QuoteThis is true but the goal is to avoid or minimize the possibility of publishing a game that is infected with a virus and and to alert end users of the possibility of such an infection.
When a virus is attached to the entry point then the virus will be started first and the "ags virus check" will start too late. The virus is already active in the system.
QuoteI think rationalization[/i] is perhaps a more correct word in this context.
Pau - They [terrorists] may have what they consider justification/i] for these cowardly acts of terrorism, but that certainly doesn't make killing innocents right and/or justified. But I do see the point you're making.
QuoteNope, they kill to gain gain political power and huge amounts of cash. Now that this is big news of a successful attack the money will come rolling in. HATE of the enemy is used to persuade others to aid and join them, hate is just a tool of their politics. Those who organize these kinds of things love their enemies because without enemies they are out of business. That's why they will never satisfied, there is no concession you can make that will satisfy them. That's why a death peanlty is the only answer for people who subscribe to this kind of philosphy.
They kill because they HATE their enemy.
QuoteThe base problem is that there are people who desire power and money and will resort to any form violence to obtain it. So how do you deal with that?
I think the terrorist should be solved fixing the base problem.
QuoteI suppose, when there are no longer terrorists.
But Farlander, where do you draw the line?
QuoteAbsolutely not. Terrorism is about money, power, and fanaticism. Your question seems to imply there is justification for terrorist acts such as this one, I couldn't disagree more. In my opinion groups who resort to terrorist acts give up any claim to anything.
Isn't every murder, robbery, and action wich causes terror wrong?
QuoteI suppose it would be important to at least 180 folks and their families, friend, coworkers, etc.
What does it matter, weither someone kills 20, or 200 people?
QuoteUnfair to whom?? The terrorists or the seial killer?
Every human-being is important, and if you only punish the people from WTC, Oklahoma, Madrid etc... then that's pretty unfair, against a serial killer that killed 14 people,
QuoteI disagree. There are a finite number of terrorists, so if you find out who they are and kill them all, including their leadership and supporters you will put a serious dent in their desire to continue. Perhaps if death is not a deterent to such people that penalty is not harsh enough?
One, it's definitely not going to deter anybody who's serious about the whole terrorism thing.
QuoteSuch groups and individuals have already prersuaded themselves of this anyway. In the case of radical islam they have been brain washing their children for half a century o motre to blame everything on the Jew and the West. They can only possible benefit can be achieved if the rest of us buy into that proposition.
Two, it will add to the group's ability to pretend it's fighting against oppression.
QuoteOne could say the same for any form of goverment imposed sanction.
Three, it contributes to turning the judicial branch into institutionalized vengeance, which in my opinion is very much the wrong way to go.
QuoteDo you not believe that defending the lives of yourself, your family, and fellow citizens is such a case? So how do you propose to eliminate terrorism?
Four, you're killing somebody. In my view, that's wrong under any imaginable set of circumstances and excusable only if you really, really can't avoid it.
QuoteLet's suppose your family's entire life savings are stolen by a criminal.
In such cases as this, it brings no added security to the remaining population, and it doesn't bring the dead back to life. There's no point other than spite.
QuoteActually the last news report I heard disagrees with this notion. Apparently a suspicious van was found abandoned nearby containing Arabic stuff, and also authorities noted that the ETA has yet to claim responsibility, which I understand is the normal case. Not conclusive obviously, but it seems that the ETA are not the only suspects.
Hmm, so now after looking at some more detailed coverage of the attacks I'd say it looks more like the ETA now, but of course it's still all speculation.
QuoteHere are a couple of ideas that may be helpful. Probably you have thought of them already but in case you haven't ...
I have sent another mail to PAWS asking for permission on sunday, I haven't received any reply yet. I hope I can fix this bug some day, but it won't be possible if I am not able to re-upload the game.
QuoteIt seems to me that th only submission that oferes any improvement in the "overall design" over the current website is Klaus'. IMHO, the main problem with the current site is navigation. There are a number of pages that I have no idea how to get to from the main page. The only reason I know about them is that someone posted a link to them at one time or another in the forum.
lease note, we're only voting on the overall design of the websites featured - details such as what the links are called, rewording of buttons, etc can be dealt with afterwards.
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