with stops required only every couple of hundred miles to refill the system with water.
Then the system has a range of a "couple of hundred miles" and not 1000. It has a *charge* for 1000 miles, but the car's range is only as good as your worst stat.
you have to be connected to the Internet and have a special hardware coin acceptor box to get it to run. You have to feed a quarter to that sucker every 10 minutes.
Though what is being passed off as "education" is more or less specific job training and nothing to do with education, and this is especially true at the high school level and the "make education relevant to jobs" crowd would LOVE to see it totally apply to colleges.
If you teach people in college how to be good workers with Microsoft office their "education" is irrelevant in less than two years.
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Our government is being managed for the benefit of corporate elites. It's the simplest and most reasonable explanation for what looks like total idiocy from the outside.
asshole. Edward von Gerichten is now on the phone with every brown bag manufactuer in North America threatening trademark infringement. It's cashing in on "their good name."
There is a big difference between prosecuting a make of a Claw Hammer because it was used in a murder and prosecuting a make of a gun. A gun is for killing or maiming people and is not built for killing people. A claw hammer is built for driving nails and not built for killing people.
I don't think gun makers should be prosecuted either as I think the important thing is the killer's intent.
This case is even worse than the gun case, though. If a safe is bought and used to hide someone's stash does that make the safe maker liable? I would say hell no. I would say the case of secret compartments is more dubious, but there are tons of things it could be used legally for and I don't think the manufacturer of that hiding place has anything to do with the issue.
Where did I call anyone a paid shill? I said it was pushing forward a RIAA-centered version of the argument.
I also don't care if record executives get paid... as LONG as the artist gets paid in a fair way. And that's the rub. The RIAA is pushing forward ideas that take care of the artists when they *don't*. They've spend around 100 years of the recording industry making sure they screw their artists.
I am all for the artist getting paid. I care about it a lot MORE than an RIAA middle man getting paid and I'm smart enough to know that the whine that the RIAA pushes forward about the artist are disingenuous.
It's going to take old fart judges dying and being replaced by judges born in the media age.
I think 90% of the problems with media law is coming from the fact that our lawmakers and judges are analogous to "clueless users" right now. It's going to take time for that to work itself out, especially with the level of pompous that is currently in our Congress and the courts.
I stopped reading there. Anyone that brings "artists" into this discussion is bringing a record company-sponsored fallacy into the argument.
The discussions about copyright at this level have NOTHING to do with artists. Zero.
You might be right on the rest of the points, but you're conflating record companies and artists. It's exactly what the RIAA wants you to do and it's one of the things that has prevented smart discussion on music copyrights since the DAY that mp3 was invented.
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Obama "reformed" patents to make them more "business friendly."
Damn that socialist!
It's hard to imagine anyone being easier on business than Bush Jr., but there you go.
3. Allowance rate increases as average quality of patent applications increases.
You have to be a troll. A reasonable person can't think this...
be sad for the family.
Don't be sad for Thatcher.
if you were on the elite side of the fence...
In other words she ushered in the era of zero accountability for the rich and corporations.
Sounds like she is partial author of the current turmoil.
Now's a time of leper skin
How it ends, how it begins
Now's a time when patience files
The fare-the-well that means fuck off.
Rub thin the leper skin...
with stops required only every couple of hundred miles to refill the system with water.
Then the system has a range of a "couple of hundred miles" and not 1000. It has a *charge* for 1000 miles, but the car's range is only as good as your worst stat.
with free electric sheep!
you have to be connected to the Internet and have a special hardware coin acceptor box to get it to run. You have to feed a quarter to that sucker every 10 minutes.
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Though what is being passed off as "education" is more or less specific job training and nothing to do with education, and this is especially true at the high school level and the "make education relevant to jobs" crowd would LOVE to see it totally apply to colleges.
If you teach people in college how to be good workers with Microsoft office their "education" is irrelevant in less than two years.
Our government is being managed for the benefit of corporate elites. It's the simplest and most reasonable explanation for what looks like total idiocy from the outside.
It wasn't even a "reselling" situation or even making money on delivery, it was a conduit to their own services as I understand it.
asshole. Edward von Gerichten is now on the phone with every brown bag manufactuer in North America threatening trademark infringement. It's cashing in on "their good name."
Yup.. I agree. Seems this would be a great opportunity for Brown to reel in this idiot and make a statement with its actions.
it's called a typographical error.
It's built for killing and maiming people, dogs, mooses, squirrels, and soda cans.
Better? :)
False equivalency. *Total* false equivalency.
There is a big difference between prosecuting a make of a Claw Hammer because it was used in a murder and prosecuting a make of a gun. A gun is for killing or maiming people and is not built for killing people. A claw hammer is built for driving nails and not built for killing people.
I don't think gun makers should be prosecuted either as I think the important thing is the killer's intent.
This case is even worse than the gun case, though. If a safe is bought and used to hide someone's stash does that make the safe maker liable? I would say hell no. I would say the case of secret compartments is more dubious, but there are tons of things it could be used legally for and I don't think the manufacturer of that hiding place has anything to do with the issue.
Ah.. I must of hit a nerve.
Where did I call anyone a paid shill? I said it was pushing forward a RIAA-centered version of the argument.
I also don't care if record executives get paid... as LONG as the artist gets paid in a fair way. And that's the rub. The RIAA is pushing forward ideas that take care of the artists when they *don't*. They've spend around 100 years of the recording industry making sure they screw their artists.
I am all for the artist getting paid. I care about it a lot MORE than an RIAA middle man getting paid and I'm smart enough to know that the whine that the RIAA pushes forward about the artist are disingenuous.
It's going to take old fart judges dying and being replaced by judges born in the media age.
I think 90% of the problems with media law is coming from the fact that our lawmakers and judges are analogous to "clueless users" right now. It's going to take time for that to work itself out, especially with the level of pompous that is currently in our Congress and the courts.
At one time artists
I stopped reading there. Anyone that brings "artists" into this discussion is bringing a record company-sponsored fallacy into the argument.
The discussions about copyright at this level have NOTHING to do with artists. Zero.
You might be right on the rest of the points, but you're conflating record companies and artists. It's exactly what the RIAA wants you to do and it's one of the things that has prevented smart discussion on music copyrights since the DAY that mp3 was invented.
In the U.S. right, factual means it goes along with my beliefs. It has nothing to do with facts.
(This isn't an outside observation... I live in the U.S. and see this every day.)
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