| Forum Index > SC2 General |
On February 14 2016 08:59 Seeker wrote: Starting from this page on, I will be moderating more harshly toward any mention of MarineKing's name. This thread has NOTHING to do with MarineKing. Do not talk about MarineKing even if you are defending him. Just don't do it. Please no match-fixing accusations on MarineKing or any other player if it has not officially been confirmed. This goes for other players too. -The_Templar | ||
|
opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On February 16 2016 06:24 OtherWorld wrote: Are you subtly asking for someone to PM you when someone meaningful happens? d: I am willing to promise to do that for some reasonable amount of TL+ | ||
|
deacon.frost
Czech Republic12134 Posts
On February 16 2016 06:26 opisska wrote: I am willing to promise to do that for some reasonable amount of TL+ I am willing to promise to do that for free and then forget to do it! (also for free)  | ||
|
The_Masked_Shrimp
425 Posts
http://travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories/korea-south/criminal-law-system So by february 31 life should ever be in jail or back at home. He cannot be under custody for more than 30 days if he is not formally accused fo a crime. | ||
|
showstealer1829
Australia3123 Posts
On February 16 2016 06:52 The_Masked_Shrimp wrote: "In order to prevent long-term detention during the investigative stage of the case, South Korean criminal law limits the police investigation period to 10 days. Once the police have submitted the file and their recommendation to the prosecution, the law allows for another 10 days for the prosecution to review the case. The prosecution can seek an extension of an additional 10 days, if necessary. In the event the prosecution fails to issue an indictment (a formal accusation of a crime) during this period, you must be released from detention." http://travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories/korea-south/criminal-law-system So by february 31 life should ever be in jail or back at home. He cannot be under custody for more than 30 days if he is not formally accused fo a crime. February 31? He's never getting out? | ||
|
nighcol
298 Posts
On February 16 2016 06:52 The_Masked_Shrimp wrote: "In order to prevent long-term detention during the investigative stage of the case, South Korean criminal law limits the police investigation period to 10 days. Once the police have submitted the file and their recommendation to the prosecution, the law allows for another 10 days for the prosecution to review the case. The prosecution can seek an extension of an additional 10 days, if necessary. In the event the prosecution fails to issue an indictment (a formal accusation of a crime) during this period, you must be released from detention." http://travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories/korea-south/criminal-law-system So by february 31 life should ever be in jail or back at home. He cannot be under custody for more than 30 days if he is not formally accused fo a crime. Edit: Decided to recheck and found that I had wrong information here. Since 1995 there has been an alternate way to take a suspect into custody. What you described is called the "detention warrant" by some sources that describe the Korean system, the other option is the "arrest warrant" which has slightly different conditions for being applicable but my understanding is that it's for shorter arrests than the 30 days after all. this describes both types of warrants for arrest/detention. Apparently the arrest warrant is the shorter one, actually so the 30 day limit may hold after all. Here's a better description that includes info on both types of warrants too. | ||
Fecalfeast
Canada11355 Posts
On February 16 2016 06:54 showstealer1829 wrote: February 31? He's never getting out? Haven't you heard? It's a triple-leap year this year | ||
|
Starecat
941 Posts
| ||
|
hZCube
87 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.stack.imgur.com/bd99S.png) So, more clearly, that's the 2nd (ish) of March. | ||
|
Kevin_Sorbo
Canada3217 Posts
| ||
|
hZCube
87 Posts
Tennis Match Fixing involving top 16 world players, all multi millionaires Match Fixing in Football Basketball fixing The more money in a sport, the more likely it is to be match fixed, from what I gather. | ||
|
bypLy
757 Posts
| ||
nimdil
Poland3774 Posts
On February 16 2016 09:24 hZCube wrote: In case you didn't know... + Show Spoiler + So, more clearly, that's the 2nd (ish) of March. Yea, well + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/Tz2dW0n.png) And - Yoda tweet aside - Janapese is compatible with ISO format. Also consdier this: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/iso_8601.png) | ||
|
hZCube
87 Posts
Hence why to avoid confusion, I used the month name, March, instead of a number. | ||
|
AbouSV
Germany1278 Posts
Wait, this is not the topic of this thread? | ||
|
itsmck
10 Posts
To stay on topic, this date format has the advantage of sorting files and folders right. Wait, this is not the topic of this thread? Of course it is. The current topic is when Life goes out. We need to agree on the correct date format, right? | ||
|
nimdil
Poland3774 Posts
On February 16 2016 19:38 AbouSV wrote: To stay on topic, this date format has the advantage of sorting files and folders right. Wait, this is not the topic of this thread? There multiple advantages to iso format. Like if you see out of nowhere 05.11.2016 you have no idea whether it's spring or autumn while 2016-11-05 is crystal clear. Furthermore ISO way of date notation is canonical to whatever precision you want because you don't use anything longer than year to describe time (like - there is decade and century and millenium but you infer this information from year number). Sorting is one thing but the fact that ISO date can't be mistaken with either normal or american date formatting is big boon as well. | ||
|
OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On February 16 2016 21:40 nimdil wrote: There multiple advantages to iso format. Like if you see out of nowhere 05.11.2016 you have no idea whether it's spring or autumn while 2016-11-05 is crystal clear. Furthermore ISO way of date notation is canonical to whatever precision you want because you don't use anything longer than year to describe time (like - there is decade and century and millenium but you infer this information from year number). Sorting is one thing but the fact that ISO date can't be mistaken with either normal or american date formatting is big boon as well. Yeah but ISO includes year, and you often don't give a fuck about the year. And then you're facing the good old issue of European vs American date format : DD/MM or MM/DD? | ||
|
rotta
5653 Posts
P.S. FREE LIFE | ||
|
Musicus
Germany23580 Posts
On February 16 2016 21:43 OtherWorld wrote: Yeah but ISO includes year, and you often don't give a fuck about the year. And then you're facing the good old issue of European vs American date format : DD/MM or MM/DD? exactly, if you don't include the year (with all 4 digits!), ISO is once again confusing for the greatest part of the world, since most would put the day before the month | ||
|
Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
On February 16 2016 21:45 rotta wrote: The worst is when only the last two digits of the year are used, I'm pretty sure Blizzard used the American format on eu.battle.net, making dates like 10/11/12 pretty confusing at first. P.S. FREE LIFE I think they use normal format now, or right down the actual month in words becuase I haven't been confused in a while now. Either that or I automatically convert it from American format. Either way, ISO is best for clarity for international audience. One guy can say he doesn't care about the year, but in reality you would need to include the year for archiving reasons. Imagine looking back patch notes and not having years to organise them? | ||
| ||
|
|
CranKy Ducklings
Online Event
FEL
AI Arena Tournament
BSL: Ladder Tournament
Sparkling Tuna Cup
INu's Battles
herO vs Classic
Percival vs Rogue
BSL Open Qualifier
BSL Open Qualifier
Replay Cast
[ Show More ] |
|
|
EPT
