Great, I googled it, and the first page that comes up says the site has been shut down, and a whole bunch government agencies are trying to track down all the site's users...
...THANKS!!! I really needed to reformat my HardDrive anyway.
While there is much math in music, this is one time 1/4 + 1/4 != 1/2
As both a Pianist and a Drummer, I find it ridiculous for you to attempt the explanation that two quarter-notes and one half-note can, even for the sake of argument, be considered to be equal.
It has been a while since we've had a wind instrument in our jam session, but maybe your thought would hold true for them. Then again, how many flute solos do you hear in modern music?
As far as I can tell, the great-grand-pappy was talking about the number of notes, not beats (since it does, quite clearly, state "12 sequence notes" and never mentions a time frame). I'm simply implying the estimate was too small, by many degrees.
Hell, if you push me hard enough, I may ask for the relative volume of each note to be taken into consideration in your accounting (though, by now you're just adding to infinity).
...you're talking about music!
~7e15 possible combinations for just the notes themselves...but what about rests, and rest/note lengths?
I don't want to even try the math on that one at this time in the morning, but I'm sure it's huge.
Besides which, you could just specify that the notes are off by a certain small frequency, so that it isn't truly an A# or B, but that it is actually a note without a name somewhere in between.
I would assume they have to take a picture of themselves in the voting booth *with the right choice selected*, before they actually receive money. Wouldn't be hard at all, and last time I checked, there's nothing illegal about having your (camera) phone on you when you vote.
Haven't you been following the e-voting fiasco? One of the problems was the ability to match up when the votes were cast with when people signed in to vote.
It isn't hard to put the information together and get a relatively accurate list of who voted what. Even better if you add what political party they are signed with to the mix.
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Just trying to make it better.
Nice to see I Fail at Life.
..."wives"?
but I thought we already got rid of Gonzales, and his evil schemes?
Ah, don't forget the new PC term is "B.C.E."
Ah, but it would do wonders for Scurvy!
Yes, because what we really need in the world, right now, is another superpower with massive stockpiles of Nuclear Arms to become destabilized.
Brilliant!!!
Joke's on you, buddy.
That's just crazy talk! It couldn't possibly be 6000 years old, even biblically.
(Try 6012, and counting!)
...and encourages them to eat a substance that is known to cause the leading form of preventable death!
Sweet, sweet, sugary death.
Great, I googled it, and the first page that comes up says the site has been shut down, and a whole bunch government agencies are trying to track down all the site's users...
...THANKS!!! I really needed to reformat my HardDrive anyway.
That's just want THEY Want you to think, Man!
You're the one!
You make Math-time,
Oh, so fun!
Rule 34!! (and, pics or it didn't happen)
Shhhhh, the patent-reviewer probably doesn't know about that prior art.
Strangely enough after a while your connection would time-out, too!
I for one, welcome the sweet smell of their victory over the old Evil *insert your meme here* Overlords!
Wait, I thought it was supposed to be "take a bit out of crime"?
While there is much math in music, this is one time 1/4 + 1/4 != 1/2
As both a Pianist and a Drummer, I find it ridiculous for you to attempt the explanation that two quarter-notes and one half-note can, even for the sake of argument, be considered to be equal.
It has been a while since we've had a wind instrument in our jam session, but maybe your thought would hold true for them. Then again, how many flute solos do you hear in modern music?
As far as I can tell, the great-grand-pappy was talking about the number of notes, not beats (since it does, quite clearly, state "12 sequence notes" and never mentions a time frame). I'm simply implying the estimate was too small, by many degrees.
Hell, if you push me hard enough, I may ask for the relative volume of each note to be taken into consideration in your accounting (though, by now you're just adding to infinity).
Piracy in Canada is like torture in the US: legally, it doesn't exist (and even if it did, it still isn't happening).
Does that mean the government still has it?
No wonder they're all for making the money-pile grow a little faster.
...you're talking about music!
~7e15 possible combinations for just the notes themselves...but what about rests, and rest/note lengths?
I don't want to even try the math on that one at this time in the morning, but I'm sure it's huge.
Besides which, you could just specify that the notes are off by a certain small frequency, so that it isn't truly an A# or B, but that it is actually a note without a name somewhere in between.
That phrase is so fix minutes ago!
I would assume they have to take a picture of themselves in the voting booth *with the right choice selected*, before they actually receive money. Wouldn't be hard at all, and last time I checked, there's nothing illegal about having your (camera) phone on you when you vote.
Haven't you been following the e-voting fiasco? One of the problems was the ability to match up when the votes were cast with when people signed in to vote.
It isn't hard to put the information together and get a relatively accurate list of who voted what. Even better if you add what political party they are signed with to the mix.
Well, they aren't just linking to copyrighted material, now they have it in thier cache! http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:0T2TX0bv-usJ:www.cybertriallawyer.com/+http://www.cybertriallawyer.com&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us&client=firefox-a/
If I was cybertriallawyer.com I would be jumping right on their electronic-asses!
Most of the content is hosted on sites that I assume the MAFIAA-like organizations would have trouble going after.
I'm not sure which countries have DMCA laws, but most of the videos have Spanish and Chinese subtitles.