That's how it is already in Sweden. You can't pay anything above c:a $1.500 with cash. Not without first proving that the money aren't coming from Organized Crime.
Ehrm, on closer thought, I use the ESR version of FF. So the reason that I haven't had to upgrade my theme is possibly because the developers haven't changed/broken my browser's UI.
How much updating does a theme need, really? It's, like, different icons for the buttons. (I've used my preferred theme for many years and never had to "update" it.)
So now we wait for some court to declare that "immaterial support" is material support. I mean, they did conclude that "Congress shall make no law... abridging the freedom of speech" means that congress can make laws abridging the freedom of speech.
This makes for attacks that are much easier on the civilian population then normal bombing, because you can skip the night when the girl and her boyfriend are enjoying themselves, but it makes for very stressed out drone pilots.
Until Khan and these other shareducators get the ability to issue actual degrees, this won't matter that much. In many career jobs, you have to have a degree. Just knowing your stuff will only get you so far. (Also, it is easy for HR to see if you have a degree or not. It is hard for them to know if you are any good, but no-one has ever been fired for hiring some-one with a degree. So HR departments will prefer to require degrees.)
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So there will be incitement for content providers to put pressure on their hosting solutions to make sure they not host anything torrent related...
Can't they justify why they let things slide, or does their department has some kind of zero-tolerance policy?
That's how it is already in Sweden. You can't pay anything above c:a $1.500 with cash. Not without first proving that the money aren't coming from Organized Crime.
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Interesting. Good answer.
Several of the founding fathers had very negative feelings towards democracy, give the only democracies around at the time were direct democracies.
"Citation needed."
What other democracies (any kind) were around in 1776? (OK, Great Britain. But was GB in 1776 really a direct democracy?)
Ehrm, on closer thought, I use the ESR version of FF. So the reason that I haven't had to upgrade my theme is possibly because the developers haven't changed/broken my browser's UI.
How much updating does a theme need, really? It's, like, different icons for the buttons. (I've used my preferred theme for many years and never had to "update" it.)
Short variable names have the following strengths: quicker to type so code is written faster,
You maybe should look into getting an IDE with Intellisense.
> There are devious and not so devious
> ways to do this, and mostly it isn't difficult.
So how do you do it?
Vacuum cleaner parts.
So now we wait for some court to declare that "immaterial support" is material support. I mean, they did conclude that "Congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech" means that congress can make laws abridging the freedom of speech.
Or... What if we could revive the dinosaurs? Then we would have all the oil we ever need.
Ah, so it's about the War on Drugs.
It's right there in the summary: private only pays 6% more. That's practically nothing. Federal is where the big bucks are.
This makes for attacks that are much easier on the civilian population then normal bombing, because you can skip the night when the girl and her boyfriend are enjoying themselves, but it makes for very stressed out drone pilots.
Why?
6. Enjoy detention until you spill the password?
Aren't drivers in new Windowses required to be "signed" or somesuch, for your own safety? So you can't use "modified" drivers in the first place.
Providing material support to terrorists should be illegal.
What do you have against drone manufacturers?
volcano because just one small eruption is millions of times larger in volume of CO than the entire world production of hydrocarbon fuels...
I'm going to need a source here, because https://www.skepticalscience.com/volcanoes-and-global-warming.htm says that volcanoes produce about one percent of the world's CO2 emissions.
What's the value of the UK government to Google?
It prevents the Google offices and datacenters from being raided by SWAT teams in the early hours. A very valuable service.
"Well, that depends. How large a campaign contribution are we talking here?"
Until Khan and these other shareducators get the ability to issue actual degrees, this won't matter that much. In many career jobs, you have to have a degree. Just knowing your stuff will only get you so far. (Also, it is easy for HR to see if you have a degree or not. It is hard for them to know if you are any good, but no-one has ever been fired for hiring some-one with a degree. So HR departments will prefer to require degrees.)
So you're saying there are campaign contributions to be had for politicians stepping in and "protecting" this market...
Why does the start screen need to show every single icon some crappy installer has put there, why not use the hierarchial system the start menu had?
The focus groups didn't understand it. You are not in the target demographic.
Or maybe it was a very large vest?