Wikipedia DOES exist so it can be used as a person's playground and for their pet projects. It's just that none of the people behind wikipediaart are that person.
Mass doesn't increase at *non*-relativistic speeds. At non-relativistic speeds, the conservation of mass applies.
Anyway, it wouldn't require anything like blowing up a giant bomb. You don't need to get the rate of acceleration of the projectile very high. You just need to accelerate it for a long time.
Capitalism did implode. We were only hours away from the failure of the banking system. Without the govt. safety net, the largest banks and insurers would have failed, taking people's life savings with them. There is no question about that.
I could make digital copies of CDs 15 years ago. For that matter, I could make digital copies of CDs 20 years ago. And I could do it without a computer, only with consumer audio equipment.
so rather than having to go through the rigmarole of developing for this tiny set of Java classes, I'd much rather just develop for the Java SE and ME APIs with which I am already familiar.
One of my favorite features of Java is its cross-platform compatibility.
I understand and largely agree with the ruling, but isn't there another issue? Do I have any right to have my (quite possibly deeply personal) ideas kept private from this company (TurnItIn)? Do I have an expectation of any level of confidence between my teacher and myself?
Might this lead to another argument in this kind of case?
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My ISP has no business cutting off my supply of tentacle porn, thank you.
Upstate New York has a teeny weeny tech company called IBM.
Let's not forget that DEC was a Massachusetts company. So was DG. So was Lotus. So is BBN. So are many other MIT-spawned entities.
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The guy in this case made enough money to not have to work...
Bleh! Bleaah! Bleaaaaaaah!!!
No, because Google will continue to maintain rights even on those books they consider inappropriate.
If it's based on slashdot users, it includes:
Anything that disproves global warming. Anything critical against Barok Obama. Anything about programming perl.
So... factually incorrect, right-wing propaganda and soul destroying. (in that order) Sounds reasonable to me.
It doesn't sound unreasonable to me. Anytime ANY work is censored, WE ALL LOSE. Lose, as in, lose our freedom of expression .
Sounds like your boss has a pointy head to go with his pointy hair.
I can terminate an ethernet cable and have it working in about a minute. If I was more practiced with it, I'd bet I could get that below 30 seconds.
In the OP's case, he has a main T1 VPN line, so perhaps that weights the answer toward "yes".
It doesn't.
Wikipedia DOES exist so it can be used as a person's playground and for their pet projects. It's just that none of the people behind wikipediaart are that person.
Mass doesn't increase at *non*-relativistic speeds. At non-relativistic speeds, the conservation of mass applies.
Anyway, it wouldn't require anything like blowing up a giant bomb. You don't need to get the rate of acceleration of the projectile very high. You just need to accelerate it for a long time.
Plenty of players play dungeons. Fewer play end-game dungeons.
Capitalism did implode. We were only hours away from the failure of the banking system. Without the govt. safety net, the largest banks and insurers would have failed, taking people's life savings with them. There is no question about that.
Citation please.
We're fighting in SIXTEEN hemispheres!
I could make digital copies of CDs 15 years ago. For that matter, I could make digital copies of CDs 20 years ago. And I could do it without a computer, only with consumer audio equipment.
Fine. You stay at home. I'll keep going to the theater.
I tell you that I am the emperor of all creation. Do you believe me?
It seems to me that erroneus was being fecetious.
so rather than having to go through the rigmarole of developing for this tiny set of Java classes, I'd much rather just develop for the Java SE and ME APIs with which I am already familiar.
One of my favorite features of Java is its cross-platform compatibility.
But still, there's not reason to help death on its rounds...
I, for one, am glad Professor Hawking is expected to recover.
There's an old saying, "I love this fucking university, and this university loves fucking me."
I'd be much more impressed with android if there was a full JRE available.
Can vacuum have a smell? Might the lack of any matter provide a certain stimulus to our olfactory receptors? Similarly, might a vacuum have a taste?
I understand and largely agree with the ruling, but isn't there another issue? Do I have any right to have my (quite possibly deeply personal) ideas kept private from this company (TurnItIn)? Do I have an expectation of any level of confidence between my teacher and myself?
Might this lead to another argument in this kind of case?