Is Science Daily always this fucktarded? Don't blame ScienceDaily. They are so damn desperate for content that most of their "stories" are nothing more than press releases - raw or sexed up - and adverstories. I blame the abysmal state of science journalism. Sigh.
The only time such a level of detail actually helps the joke is in a case like the 'Pink Monkey' joke or the 'Flower' joke which rely on the excessive use of details to make the joke funny. The Aristocrats.
Since the patent has expired please explain how copyright, trademark or patent applies. You're asking the wrong person. I got the information from eBay. If you've got a problem with eBay's policy, talk to them - not me.:)
http://pages.ebay.in/help/confidence/programs-vero.html
Any person or company who holds intellectual property rights (such as a copyright, trademark or patent) which may be infringed upon by eBay postings or items listed on eBay is encouraged to become a VeRO Program member. Program members presently include hundreds of individuals, local law enforcement, and intellectual property owners from a wide array of industries. Yeah, I know, India. I'm pretty sure it applies to the.com, too.;)
Funny, but...
We don't dump our satellites in your recycling bin, Please do. I'll scav what I can and recycle, for profit, the rest.
please don't shoot your pop bottles into our space. Your space? Space belongs to everyone, maaan!:)
I'd normally add a "zing!" to the end of this post to make it clear it's supposed to be funny, but since this model is actually being exploited... well, it's not funny... just sad.
Fox (save the bashing, it only makes you seem like a brainwashed, meme-spewing twit) is doing the same thing, too. They call it (IIRC) "uReport". So, CNN isn't alone in this.
Here's the deal: if a news outlet wants to profit from your work, demand credit and/or a slice of the pie. Give the bastards nothing for free. Even if Ainsley Earhardt or Molly Henneberg asks real nice, be firm!;)
if none of the search engines have done anything to "combat" this then how can it be particularly google and yahoo? Google and Yahoo! are the Big Boys in the search engine world. Rewind a few years and he would have tossed in Alta Vista.
Almost submitted the comment with "Astalavista".;)
The most entertaining way to keep children away from inappropriate content is to quiz them on things only adults would know. If a one night stand calls you up a month later and tells you that she's pregnant, do you:
Look on the bright side: every time you have to change their diaper, you get to salvage ICs!
ooh! Look! Johnny 2.5 pooped another 555!
SkyNet!
I, uh, need to do some research. Shitshitshit.
The more dumbasses in the world, the smarter I seem! woo hoo!
Fear me, for I have studied the dark science of natural selection!
The "capacity upgrades" are obviously needed if you're having problems with "the bandwidth-hogging activities of a few."
Shut up, cut your salaries for a couple quarters, and invest in the goddamn infrastructure.
http://pages.ebay.in/help/confidence/programs-vero.html Any person or company who holds intellectual property rights (such as a copyright, trademark or patent) which may be infringed upon by eBay postings or items listed on eBay is encouraged to become a VeRO Program member. Program members presently include hundreds of individuals, local law enforcement, and intellectual property owners from a wide array of industries. Yeah, I know, India. I'm pretty sure it applies to the
Get out of my head!
You work, I get paid! Fan-fucking-tastic!
;)
I'd normally add a "zing!" to the end of this post to make it clear it's supposed to be funny, but since this model is actually being exploited... well, it's not funny... just sad.
Fox (save the bashing, it only makes you seem like a brainwashed, meme-spewing twit) is doing the same thing, too. They call it (IIRC) "uReport". So, CNN isn't alone in this.
Here's the deal: if a news outlet wants to profit from your work, demand credit and/or a slice of the pie. Give the bastards nothing for free. Even if Ainsley Earhardt or Molly Henneberg asks real nice, be firm!
My future sexbot won't be putting anyone out of work. ;(
Define Smarter.
*click*
Fuck Network Solutions. That's all I gotta add. Assholes.
Almost submitted the comment with "Astalavista".
No one said anything about making the test hard! ;D