Wal-Mart owns various different stores in various different countries under various different names. For example, ASDA, a large chain of discount supermarkets in the UK, are a division of Wal-Mart (it says so on the bag). And as far as I am aware, ASDA sell electronics, though I don't know about PCs. Now the question here is, will Dell be pushing for international retail at Wal-Mart's various international divisions, or just within America? Only time or a Dell representative will tell.
Where has the common sense we once cherished for survival in the wilderness disappeared to? Is it some kind of evolutionary feature? Was stolen by aliens to make cakes out of?
Has anybody ever considered reductio ad absurdum? Step back, look at it. Xenu, ruler of the galaxy, blows up aliens, then brainwashes their souls, which enter humans, so you have to pay lots of money to get rid of them. Strip away the layers of 'making you a better person', and that's what you're left with. Of course, you can say "It's a religion if people believe in it", but never has anyone gone to jail for saying that murdering each other would be a really bad thing to do, even if people do believe that might somehow benefit society, or for saying that no, the sky is actually blue, not tartan. It's this obsession with not offending anyone even if it means allowing them to be driven insane or manipulated that allows the Church of Scientology to do what it does, under the banner of religion, at the discredit of real religions which teach real values.
Radioactive Immunity Proposed for Telcos Who Share Private Data
Does that mean that the Telcos will be the only ones left when the revolution comes? A world ruled by Telcos, a scary thought.
"Hello, would you like to switch to our new democracy plan? The voting machines won't work unless it's the third Sunday of the year, but you get free evenings and weekends!"
A single mistake does not a police state make.
Cameras in public places are entirely justified. If you enter a public place, you expect to be looked at. That's what public is. The concept of ASBOs is bad, but thankfully they've fallen in on themselves and mean nothing.
At least we aren't wiretapped.
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Wal-Mart owns various different stores in various different countries under various different names. For example, ASDA, a large chain of discount supermarkets in the UK, are a division of Wal-Mart (it says so on the bag). And as far as I am aware, ASDA sell electronics, though I don't know about PCs. Now the question here is, will Dell be pushing for international retail at Wal-Mart's various international divisions, or just within America? Only time or a Dell representative will tell.
Who needs music when you have the ever-wonderful BBC Radio 4?
(Note: Don't listen during the daytime, it's just old people complaining about speed bumps)
I'm disappointed.
Where has the common sense we once cherished for survival in the wilderness disappeared to? Is it some kind of evolutionary feature? Was stolen by aliens to make cakes out of?
Has anybody ever considered reductio ad absurdum? Step back, look at it. Xenu, ruler of the galaxy, blows up aliens, then brainwashes their souls, which enter humans, so you have to pay lots of money to get rid of them. Strip away the layers of 'making you a better person', and that's what you're left with. Of course, you can say "It's a religion if people believe in it", but never has anyone gone to jail for saying that murdering each other would be a really bad thing to do, even if people do believe that might somehow benefit society, or for saying that no, the sky is actually blue, not tartan. It's this obsession with not offending anyone even if it means allowing them to be driven insane or manipulated that allows the Church of Scientology to do what it does, under the banner of religion, at the discredit of real religions which teach real values.
Radioactive Immunity Proposed for Telcos Who Share Private Data Does that mean that the Telcos will be the only ones left when the revolution comes? A world ruled by Telcos, a scary thought. "Hello, would you like to switch to our new democracy plan? The voting machines won't work unless it's the third Sunday of the year, but you get free evenings and weekends!"
A single mistake does not a police state make. Cameras in public places are entirely justified. If you enter a public place, you expect to be looked at. That's what public is. The concept of ASBOs is bad, but thankfully they've fallen in on themselves and mean nothing. At least we aren't wiretapped.
Never has so little been owed to so many by so few.