What's the point of a MaryJane question to someone with known Libertarian leanings?
Don't forget, the thread these questions were taken from was called "Ask the Candidates" not "Ask Ron Paul". RP was the only one who answered. So, yes, the question has an obvious answer from a Libertarian, but the original poster probably wanted to know Obama's, Clinton's, McCain, Romney's, etc, opinions.
Well, that last theory might just have something to it if the postulation in TFS is right about the temperature wrapping at the absolute temperature.
If absolute cold == 0k, and absolute heat == -(absolute cold), then
absolute heat == -(0k).
or, you can be like me and do the opposite, i have the most common male first name of my generation, and, well...
~~~Jacob Smith
(google me, I dare you);-D
Who said anything about companies? All I said was distributer. And in this day and age, anyone can be a distributer. A band who doesn't want to sign up with a label, an indie film producer, a writer who doesn't want to pay a publisher, all potential distributors. You have to stop focusing on the middle-man. One way or the other, he's on his way out.
Welcome to the internet, enjoy your stay.
Relax, man, I'm a Democratic Socialist, not a Marxist. I want a lower-case-r revolution, Marxism is way too violent for me.
(besides, any geek will tell you that attempting to write a calendar program in assembly is just a bad idea, use something a little higher-level)
But what if (in the scenario where you pay for the.torrent) you paid significantly less than for a regular download? Instead of having the entire transaction being in $, you could have the bandwidth you use for uploading be somehow credited to your user name. So you could, conceivably, get the file for free (or at a very small price) just by seeding for several months.
This would save the distributer money, because they could credit you less for your bandwidth than they would have to pay for the extra servers.
I can envision an entire bartering system developing using bandwidth and server-space as the currency.
However, the modified program can never be sold or even given away to any external party without triggering the requirement to distribute the source code to all modifications along with it to the external party. There, fixed that for you. You only have to distribute the code to the people to whom you are supplying the binary.
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Is a meme dead when it gets modded as troll?
Both!
Yes, because it says "the number of respondents" not "the percentage of respondents". If it was percentage, it depends on how many sig-figs they use.
One would be wrong. Hence the coolness of the experiment.
Tiny fists of fury!
Currently there are 24 known characters for SSBB.
The game itself does have more characters than any of the other SB games.[/counter-nitpick]
Um, mods? Can we get a -1 TimeCube over here? Thanks.
Heh, ahead of the game, for once...(see sig)
Do you mean palm grease as in $$$? Or palm grease as in KY?
Um, not to be pedantic, but Easter is near the Spring equinox, not the Summer solstice.
Well, that last theory might just have something to it if the postulation in TFS is right about the temperature wrapping at the absolute temperature.
If absolute cold == 0k, and absolute heat == -(absolute cold), then
absolute heat == -(0k).
or, you can be like me and do the opposite, i have the most common male first name of my generation, and, well... ;-D
~~~Jacob Smith (google me, I dare you)
"...pirated products often appear amateurish..." ;-)
Um, I don't think this clip is legal guys...
Who said anything about companies? All I said was distributer. And in this day and age, anyone can be a distributer. A band who doesn't want to sign up with a label, an indie film producer, a writer who doesn't want to pay a publisher, all potential distributors. You have to stop focusing on the middle-man. One way or the other, he's on his way out.
Welcome to the internet, enjoy your stay.
Relax, man, I'm a Democratic Socialist, not a Marxist. I want a lower-case-r revolution, Marxism is way too violent for me.
(besides, any geek will tell you that attempting to write a calendar program in assembly is just a bad idea, use something a little higher-level)
*applause*
But what if (in the scenario where you pay for the .torrent) you paid significantly less than for a regular download? Instead of having the entire transaction being in $, you could have the bandwidth you use for uploading be somehow credited to your user name. So you could, conceivably, get the file for free (or at a very small price) just by seeding for several months.
This would save the distributer money, because they could credit you less for your bandwidth than they would have to pay for the extra servers.
I can envision an entire bartering system developing using bandwidth and server-space as the currency.
Ahh, good, old fashioned sneakernet.
Hmm? I understand how .p2p could be a confusing file extension for the user. But what does it have to do with the *AA's?
We know, and believe me, you will be the first against the wall when The Revolution comes.
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