Human labor is cheap, feed them a few scraps and they will work just to survive. It's those whose living depends on ephermal things like "intellectual property" for survival who will suffer the most.
As long as you confirm thricely that the targets of your spam are willing to receive it you should be good. I'd suggest meeting each and everyone of your in person and with verified live human witnesses present to attest that your prey is willing to subjected to the advertising that you are want to force upon him.
Say you and an person who "eats like a pig" both consume the same amount of calories and expend the same amount of work per day for a month, would you be willing to accept the change in weight results as definitive proof as to whether it is the person who is at blame or some other factors?C
So you are saying that unless you are lazy and willing to do research it is best to avoid Lenovo all together? If that is the case it is truly a shame because Thinkpad is the first thing that comes to mind when Linux support is important.
It only makes sense that those using a FOSS operating system would have problems with closed drivers, and it is silly of you to try to dismiss them out of hand with the term "rabid". But I am wondering, what is it that drew you to Linux if it wasn't openess?
What would it take for us Americans to get a government that favors individuals over corporations? Perhaps a new Supreme Court? The current one seems to think that corporations are people.
I'm pretty sure that suffecient data has been obtained about eating bullets or sleeping pills to reach conclusions. How much data exists about dying in space? How much about dying on Mars? Why are you so against advancing science?
There are many of who have had children and even grandchildren by now. We've contributed to the gene pool as much as we can. What else do we have left other than to look forward to death by one means or another? Wouldn't it be better to go in a project that might advance humanity than sit around wasting its resources?
It really is painful to see such a fantastic nerd friendly company hit bottom like this. I really would like them become a phoenix and raise from their ashes, but I'm not seeing it in the cards. But you know, if they would only ship an updated version of their famed N900 I'd certainly be willing to send another $600 their way, and I'd be willing to wager so would a few other million people as well. Hope those 170 million Euros will keep Nokia alive long enough to come to its senses.
Seriously, how else can a free market possibly be free if silly things like patents and copyrights get in the way. If people think you are worth the higher bucks, then higher bucks they will pay. This getting governments involved to enforce monopolies is totally gotten out of hand.
Going to mbeta.slashdot.org on my Nokia N900 results in a blank page. The regular site works well when browsing with Midori and Firefox. What am I missing here?
So "Sharper Security" becomes the enforcer of contracts? How is this better than a government that enforces contracts? I, for one, do not recognize "Sharper Security" as an enforcer of contracts. What power, short of the ability to garnish my wages or impound my possessions, do you wish we all agree to to empower them with that would force my will to yours?
Despite the US still being conservative compared to the progessive world, it is definetly far more liberal than nations such as Saudi Arabia where everyone citizen has to belong to the state sanctioned religion and women barely get by with showing their faces in public. Sure the current situation isn't ideal, but the ITU's solution is far worse.
As long as a government based on the noble ideas of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" does everything it can to make sure everyone has at least access to number one, all is good.
"Work is not a right...you have a choice whether to continue to work there or not."
In order to meet the number one requirement "life", the government is forced to support those who can't work for one reason or another.
Governments have been landing objects the moon for a few decades now. If the idea is to prove the free market can do things more effeciently wouldn't a bonus more in order?
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Beyond DirectX 11.1 support, security. Fast start up and shutdowns.
So nothing really important then? If you can't stand to look at something you simply don't want it in your face.
Human labor is cheap, feed them a few scraps and they will work just to survive. It's those whose living depends on ephermal things like "intellectual property" for survival who will suffer the most.
As long as you confirm thricely that the targets of your spam are willing to receive it you should be good. I'd suggest meeting each and everyone of your in person and with verified live human witnesses present to attest that your prey is willing to subjected to the advertising that you are want to force upon him.
Everyone knows infants were giving a choice of inherited genetics and environment before birth.
Say you and an person who "eats like a pig" both consume the same amount of calories and expend the same amount of work per day for a month, would you be willing to accept the change in weight results as definitive proof as to whether it is the person who is at blame or some other factors?C
So you are saying that unless you are lazy and willing to do research it is best to avoid Lenovo all together? If that is the case it is truly a shame because Thinkpad is the first thing that comes to mind when Linux support is important.
It only makes sense that those using a FOSS operating system would have problems with closed drivers, and it is silly of you to try to dismiss them out of hand with the term "rabid". But I am wondering, what is it that drew you to Linux if it wasn't openess?
What would it take for us Americans to get a government that favors individuals over corporations? Perhaps a new
Supreme Court? The current one seems to think that corporations are people.
True, there is. But not many remember those who dish up soup for the poor.
I'm pretty sure that suffecient data has been obtained about eating bullets or sleeping pills to reach conclusions. How much data exists about dying in space? How much about dying on Mars? Why are you so against advancing science?
There are many of who have had children and even grandchildren by now. We've contributed to the gene pool as much as we can. What else do we have left other than to look forward to death by one means or another? Wouldn't it be better to go in a project that might advance humanity than sit around wasting its resources?
I've been watching Jolla, but thanks! The N9 doesn't even have a real keyboard so it is hardly a replacement for the N900.
It really is painful to see such a fantastic nerd friendly company hit bottom like this. I really would like them become a phoenix and raise from their ashes, but I'm not seeing it in the cards. But you know, if they would only ship an updated version of their famed N900 I'd certainly be willing to send another $600 their way, and I'd be willing to wager so would a few other million people as well. Hope those 170 million Euros will keep Nokia alive long enough to come to its senses.
Seriously, how else can a free market possibly be free if silly things like patents and copyrights get in the way. If people think you are worth the higher bucks, then higher bucks they will pay. This getting governments involved to enforce monopolies is totally gotten out of hand.
Going to mbeta.slashdot.org on my Nokia N900 results in a blank page. The regular site works well when browsing with Midori and Firefox. What am I missing here?
Why enable it if it isn't necessary? Slashdot is a nerd site so cater to the needs of nerds.
Free isn't as important open.
So "Sharper Security" becomes the enforcer of contracts? How is this better than a government that enforces contracts? I, for one, do not recognize "Sharper Security" as an enforcer of contracts. What power, short of the ability to garnish my wages or impound my possessions, do you wish we all agree to to empower them with that would force my will to yours?
Why would one enter a voluntary contract when there isn't a central authoriaty to enforce it?
Despite the US still being conservative compared to the progessive world, it is definetly far more liberal than nations such as Saudi Arabia where everyone citizen has to belong to the state sanctioned religion and women barely get by with showing their faces in public. Sure the current situation isn't ideal, but the ITU's solution is far worse.
As long as a government based on the noble ideas of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" does everything it can to make sure everyone has at least access to number one, all is good.
"Work is not a right...you have a choice whether to continue to work there or not."
In order to meet the number one requirement "life", the government is forced to support those who can't work for one reason or another.
Governments have been landing objects the moon for a few decades now. If the idea is to prove the free market can do things more effeciently wouldn't a bonus more in order?
But they could do so much better by not buying RIM.
Still, since you can't separate Nokia from Microsoft few here would reccomend them.
Just not seeing the positive here I guess. Unlimited voice plans have been available on all major Telcos in the US, and they don't require WiFi.