People seemed to be worried that Mediasentry could now go to town all over Minnesota, so what's germane here is that there is not some imprimatur from the court guaranteeing MediaSentry can collect evidence in the manner it has in other cases.
It's common almost everywhere. In fact, it is far more common for friends to touch each other in all kinds of ways than it is now. I was born in the early 70s, and I dimly remember the quite different American expectations of the time regarding men and women, and homosexuality for that matter. It was still normal then for male friends to walk next to each other each with an arm draped over the others shoulder. Heck, manly professional football players would slap each others asses during games for all to see. As the nineties drew on, everyone sort of clammed up and very anxious not to "be gay" and all that stopped.
The article and summary heavily imply that the suicide caused the ban, but I read nothing to indicate that these are simply two events that happened in Thailand, one after the other. Indeed, the thrust appears to be against gambling, with additionally mentioned a call for psychological counseling for the bereaved.
Because the ones flapping their gums are the fundamentalists of their kind to whom it matters that other people believe what they do. Just the same way that it with religious fundamentalists. The reasonable non-domination-minded atheists and believers are off doing their thing and not trying to convert the world plus dog.
It wasn't that hard to understand. The idea behind there being locations resembling the Wild West was that those remote settlements were people, often extremely poor, trying to escape the domination of the inner worlds, which had, you know, economic and industrial infrastructure. Without ties to the core worlds, they had to do without that existing infrastructure, and were only able to scrabble together a certain level of sophistication. They had records of goods and technology from the past, and a lot of 19th century tech was what they could manage. Other locations in the series are the other end of the spectrum, both seeming technological utopias and slum sprawls reminiscent of Blade Runner. Serenity is to be found in the fringe most often, because that's where there is less scrutiny from the authorities, and that's how Mal likes it.
That's hilarious. If Biden said that he's a freaking comedic geek genius. And that's despite screwing up what job FDR had in 1929 (governor of New York).
I care just as much that the RIAA not behave outrageously towards guilty defendants as for innocents. If a tactic or procedure is not kosher, it's not kosher no matter who's in the box.
You're wrong, he died in bed of an apoplectic stroke. You're thinking of Martin Luther King, who was assasinated, but is not the person being referred to here. Martin Luther technically nailed to the door, not the wall, but wall does sound more badass.
A far earlier explanation appears in Star Trek roleplaying games from the 1980s. According to them, Klingons genetically modified the crews of starships operating on the frontiers. So crews operating near the Federation looked humanized, near the Romulan Empire romulanized, and the ones patrolling the Mickey D's were supersized. Well, I made that last one up. But anyway.
Digitizing refers to rendering things into digital form. The GP is appartenly digitalizing his photos, which is an apt description of handling them so much in the process of scanning. Most occasions of digitalizing however are considered porn.
And tell me, just what part of "DOESN'T EUROPE HAVE THE EQUIVALENT OF THE MAGNUSON MOSS WARRANTY ACT?" makes you think someone should not post a REPLY describing that Act, or are you so blinded with rage that you failed to read and comprehend the line of discussion that began with that very question?
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Reading only the summary, it sounds more like a case of casual games flourishing, not hardcore games declining. You might assume the one must be at the expense of the other, but that's not a given.
Having just now read the article, the author just makes the assertion that hardcore is on the wane... there's no evidence offered. Towards the end he says, "Hey! Look! Casual Wii games are hot and no one wants Hardcore Wii games". Well yeah. There are buttloads of crappy Wii games. But it's the crappiness people avoid. Not the hardcoranity. Of course Wii is so big that you can pronounce all of hardcore everywhere in terminal downfall. Give me a break.
That's why I said living abroad instead of travelling. The point is that citizen is the wrong choice of word... it has nothing to do with what country you are a citizen of.
Exactly right. This is not something companies have a choice over... if you don't own the distribution rights in a particular country and sell anyway, whomever does own them will eat you for breakfast.
Oh, and the restriction mentioned would be to residents, not citizens. A US citizen living abroad would be restricted just like anyone else in their country of residence, while foreigners in the United States would not be.
This is completely asinine and not worth quibbling over. What is really important is to make sure that the Ruskies do not breath a molecule of our precious oxygen!
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You mean virusblock?
People seemed to be worried that Mediasentry could now go to town all over Minnesota, so what's germane here is that there is not some imprimatur from the court guaranteeing MediaSentry can collect evidence in the manner it has in other cases.
There was no ruling that it was legal. There was a ruling that it did not violate any of the three particular laws the defense argued it violated.
It is not possible for a law to effect me, the origins of my being are deeper than legislation.
It's common almost everywhere. In fact, it is far more common for friends to touch each other in all kinds of ways than it is now. I was born in the early 70s, and I dimly remember the quite different American expectations of the time regarding men and women, and homosexuality for that matter. It was still normal then for male friends to walk next to each other each with an arm draped over the others shoulder. Heck, manly professional football players would slap each others asses during games for all to see. As the nineties drew on, everyone sort of clammed up and very anxious not to "be gay" and all that stopped.
Not to mention, since when does "conforms to a particular security standard" equal "impregnable"?
Anyvon who dreams to poison precious sandvich, perpare to meet Sascha.
The article and summary heavily imply that the suicide caused the ban, but I read nothing to indicate that these are simply two events that happened in Thailand, one after the other. Indeed, the thrust appears to be against gambling, with additionally mentioned a call for psychological counseling for the bereaved.
That's really a long time to hold it. Have you considered therapy?
Because the ones flapping their gums are the fundamentalists of their kind to whom it matters that other people believe what they do. Just the same way that it with religious fundamentalists. The reasonable non-domination-minded atheists and believers are off doing their thing and not trying to convert the world plus dog.
It wasn't that hard to understand. The idea behind there being locations resembling the Wild West was that those remote settlements were people, often extremely poor, trying to escape the domination of the inner worlds, which had, you know, economic and industrial infrastructure. Without ties to the core worlds, they had to do without that existing infrastructure, and were only able to scrabble together a certain level of sophistication. They had records of goods and technology from the past, and a lot of 19th century tech was what they could manage. Other locations in the series are the other end of the spectrum, both seeming technological utopias and slum sprawls reminiscent of Blade Runner. Serenity is to be found in the fringe most often, because that's where there is less scrutiny from the authorities, and that's how Mal likes it.
Yeah, but that resolution has been available for ten years or so. Whupteedoo.
That's hilarious. If Biden said that he's a freaking comedic geek genius. And that's despite screwing up what job FDR had in 1929 (governor of New York).
I care just as much that the RIAA not behave outrageously towards guilty defendants as for innocents. If a tactic or procedure is not kosher, it's not kosher no matter who's in the box.
That's all nice and fine, but will you finally let us use our Rock Band instruments in your game, Activision?
You're wrong, he died in bed of an apoplectic stroke. You're thinking of Martin Luther King, who was assasinated, but is not the person being referred to here. Martin Luther technically nailed to the door, not the wall, but wall does sound more badass.
My thoughts exactly. If the camera is obviously destroyed beyond functionality, there should be no problem.
A far earlier explanation appears in Star Trek roleplaying games from the 1980s. According to them, Klingons genetically modified the crews of starships operating on the frontiers. So crews operating near the Federation looked humanized, near the Romulan Empire romulanized, and the ones patrolling the Mickey D's were supersized. Well, I made that last one up. But anyway.
Digitizing refers to rendering things into digital form. The GP is appartenly digitalizing his photos, which is an apt description of handling them so much in the process of scanning. Most occasions of digitalizing however are considered porn.
And tell me, just what part of "DOESN'T EUROPE HAVE THE EQUIVALENT OF THE MAGNUSON MOSS WARRANTY ACT?" makes you think someone should not post a REPLY describing that Act, or are you so blinded with rage that you failed to read and comprehend the line of discussion that began with that very question?
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Interested in Deep Water Culture hydroponics? Just ask Khyber!
Reading only the summary, it sounds more like a case of casual games flourishing, not hardcore games declining. You might assume the one must be at the expense of the other, but that's not a given.
Having just now read the article, the author just makes the assertion that hardcore is on the wane... there's no evidence offered. Towards the end he says, "Hey! Look! Casual Wii games are hot and no one wants Hardcore Wii games". Well yeah. There are buttloads of crappy Wii games. But it's the crappiness people avoid. Not the hardcoranity. Of course Wii is so big that you can pronounce all of hardcore everywhere in terminal downfall. Give me a break.
In Soviet Russia old would consider you!
That's why I said living abroad instead of travelling. The point is that citizen is the wrong choice of word... it has nothing to do with what country you are a citizen of.
Exactly right. This is not something companies have a choice over... if you don't own the distribution rights in a particular country and sell anyway, whomever does own them will eat you for breakfast.
Oh, and the restriction mentioned would be to residents, not citizens. A US citizen living abroad would be restricted just like anyone else in their country of residence, while foreigners in the United States would not be.
This is completely asinine and not worth quibbling over. What is really important is to make sure that the Ruskies do not breath a molecule of our precious oxygen!