In a nuclear conflict, I don't think the concern would be about saboteurs as much as it would be about your enemy's First Strike capability. I'd imagine that it is signficantly easier to destroy 5 nuke silos than 500.
And I'm willing to bet that 99% of the [homosexuals] did it because they wanted [to have homosexual sex], not because they somehow believed they were sticking it to the man.
I'd believe that internet in dorms would be covered by the money we pay for well, the dorms, and not tuition. And last I checked, at least at my school, in-state students pay the same amount for room and board as the out of state students. That would imply that the taxpayers do NOT pay for our rooms. And, even if they do, doesn't paying $900-$1000 a month to live in one room with two other guys cover a $40 a month line?
The summary would have one believe that, effective immediately, iTMS is unusable in Norway. What really happened was that Norway declared iTMS illegal and told them to fix if by October 1 or they'd face fine or have iTMS shut down in Norway.
People in Norway can still use the music store. This isn't Norway preventing the user from doing anything, but rather Norway threatening action against Apple if they don't open up Fairplay to other players.
They need to do a better study. Just give half the group real Nobel prizes and the other half placebo Nobels. Then wait for them all to die.
Should be simple enough.
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In a nuclear conflict, I don't think the concern would be about saboteurs as much as it would be about your enemy's First Strike capability. I'd imagine that it is signficantly easier to destroy 5 nuke silos than 500.
I'm confused. How is parent a troll, but GP insightful? I'd have modded them the other way around (or maybe off topic for GP)
I'm pretty sure a win for fairer usage of the legal system is a blow to the RIAA.
Careful, you might get sued for libel.
That's absurd. Plus, it's definitely not true -- It was debunked by...
How about something like: 1 kg = the mass with the same internal energy as a photon with a frequency of c^2/h J*m^2/s.
The "remove tag" link appears for the person tagged in the photo as well as the person who tagged it.
I didn't realize there was a difference... >.>
I'm not sure if it was moved or something, but this is pretty clearly NOT in politics.slashdot.org
I'd believe that internet in dorms would be covered by the money we pay for well, the dorms, and not tuition. And last I checked, at least at my school, in-state students pay the same amount for room and board as the out of state students. That would imply that the taxpayers do NOT pay for our rooms. And, even if they do, doesn't paying $900-$1000 a month to live in one room with two other guys cover a $40 a month line?
They spent all that time and effort on it and they were beaten by a day.
By people from the same institutes too!
The summary would have one believe that, effective immediately, iTMS is unusable in Norway. What really happened was that Norway declared iTMS illegal and told them to fix if by October 1 or they'd face fine or have iTMS shut down in Norway.
People in Norway can still use the music store. This isn't Norway preventing the user from doing anything, but rather Norway threatening action against Apple if they don't open up Fairplay to other players.
They need to do a better study. Just give half the group real Nobel prizes and the other half placebo Nobels. Then wait for them all to die. Should be simple enough.