to charge him with crimes against humanity - though I doubt anyone has the guts to do it (including the EU). But it just might stop the next snake-oiler clothed in pseudoscience from practicing Death by Lucre.
If you are concerned about security, do what any other company concerned about security would do, put down the pipe, and GET SOME SECURITY.
,br>Yeah! it's no different than high-level jewlery stores that require very good security - and live with the constant threat of being raided by trigger-happy, masked Federales that ignore local laws.
Name me three CURES Big Pharma has come up with. They have no desire or intent to cure anything, but only to sell you high-margin drugs that will keep disease and death at bay - provided you keep buying them. Diabetes, AIDS, even the Common fraking Cold: they don't want a cure as they couldn't (or wouldn't be allowed to) charge enough to make up for decades of selling to - if you will - addicts. In other business circles, I believe this is called Vendor Lock-In. So at least in one facet, Junk Science and Big Pharma are equally morally bankrupt (and profitable).
If you blindly believe one unsupportable fairy tale, you'll be willing to base your entire life and society on fairly tales, never bothering to look behind the curtain. This also explains why intelligence and experience in politicians are now viewed as liabilies.
For Android, a monthly magazine would be more appropos. I've given up on keeping track as to how many versions of Android are now in the wild, but I think the number is equal to the number of greedy bastard, lock-down, carrier CEOs.
Because dogs don't give security theater the same feeling as machines do.
More importantly: they look a litte too police-state and make the sheeple start to wonder why. You can't achieve total control of a society if the frog sees the thermometer.
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to charge him with crimes against humanity - though I doubt anyone has the guts to do it (including the EU). But it just might stop the next snake-oiler clothed in pseudoscience from practicing Death by Lucre.
One!...carrier lost...
Opti-Grab 2.0 FTW!!
four months into the two-year contracts, they pull that unlimited rug out from under and substitute a paper placemat with puzzles on the back.
Hands-free viruses!
,br>Yeah! it's no different than high-level jewlery stores that require very good security - and live with the constant threat of being raided by trigger-happy, masked Federales that ignore local laws.
dump the obsession with the PS3 and focus on keeping desk/lap/mobile CPUs in the control of their owners, instead of the Content Lords.
Name me three CURES Big Pharma has come up with. They have no desire or intent to cure anything, but only to sell you high-margin drugs that will keep disease and death at bay - provided you keep buying them. Diabetes, AIDS, even the Common fraking Cold: they don't want a cure as they couldn't (or wouldn't be allowed to) charge enough to make up for decades of selling to - if you will - addicts. In other business circles, I believe this is called Vendor Lock-In. So at least in one facet, Junk Science and Big Pharma are equally morally bankrupt (and profitable).
I counted four. Then I swore.
or one could go outside for the first time.
It's the Crimson Assurance!!
should have worked 'Digging for gold in the hole in your hand" in there somewhere.
to a [CENSORED] near you!
They missed Krakatoa, East of Java (Krakatoa is West of Java).
Though perhaps NASA left this for the USGS to villify...
Let me Bing that for you...
We blast you long time!
all the way to the gulag.
3,000 French sensors can't be wrong!
As Intel increasingly kowtows to the DRM desires of the Content Lords, I'm not sure how much longer their open-sourcing will continue.
if a lot of the new donors confused Wikpedia for Wikileaks (or thought they are synonymous).
this is obviously the Royal Tomb.
Apple employees: I have some distressing news about the company Retirement Plan...
If you blindly believe one unsupportable fairy tale, you'll be willing to base your entire life and society on fairly tales, never bothering to look behind the curtain. This also explains why intelligence and experience in politicians are now viewed as liabilies.
After buying one of these cars, stop by the parts counter for a spare six-pack of ring gears and starter motors.
For Android, a monthly magazine would be more appropos.
I've given up on keeping track as to how many versions of Android are now in the wild, but I think the number is equal to the number of greedy bastard, lock-down, carrier CEOs.
More importantly: they look a litte too police-state and make the sheeple start to wonder why. You can't achieve total control of a society if the frog sees the thermometer.