Source on what? I made 3 claims:
1. Muslims are offended by images of Mohammad. Do you really need a source for this?
2. There are images of Jesus in churches and Christian stores. Again, do you rally need a source for this?
3. Muslims are not offended by those images of Jesus. If you are claiming that they are offended by them, then the burden of providing sources is on you.
No, he is not given the same respect as Muhammad. If he were, Muslims would be grossly offended by the images of Jesus in every church and Christian store in the world, like they are when images of Muhammad are drawn.
The response on this thread shows just how hypocritical people are. If they had yanked a Planned Parenthood site (there have been numerous cases of violence regarding abortion), or a site promoting being gay (there are plenty of examples of violence against gays), HN would be condemning them. But because they are yanking a site that people on HN disagree with, not a peep.
Yes, what they did was perfectly legal. That does not make it right.
Windows caches error reports when you're offline and uploads them later. I've had error reporting give me links to third-part patches for products with no relation to Microsoft based on error reporting. But feel free to continue with your misinformed ranting.
By not reliable I mean were much more likely to need to be shut down to avoid something really bad happening. The second reactor allowed them to easily return to base (or even continue their mission) if they were forced to shut one of them down. An American sub with a reactor failure would be more or less stuck, and if it were under the icecap or something like that would be in big trouble.
The Soviets had to build huge subs. Their missiles and reactors were larger than the US versions. Also, their reactors weren't nearly as reliable, so they put two in each boat. They are impressive to look at, though.
What if I want to change what the buttons do? On my microwave, you have to type in the power setting before the time, what if I always want to default to 100% power unless I hit a specific button first? What if I want to hook a smoke detector up to the microwave so it will automatically shut off if its burning something?
Who gets to decide if there is "no reasonable need"? Apple clearly believes (just like the microwave manufacturer) that there is "no reasonable need" to extend the iphones software.
When they film inside an intelligence agency, they either turn off monitors displaying sensitive information or show non-sensitive information on them (like the NSA logo).
Men (in American culture and similar ones) aren't interested in cars because they are transport. They are interested in cars because they make noise and go fast.
Having traveled by Greyhound a few times, that is definitely the case. Most travelers are poor, and many of them don't even have credit cards (either because they are poor, or illegals, or both).