Sweden is a socialist country. EXTREMELY socialist even by pinko european standards. This means very simply that an awfull lot of your income will be taxed and given to people to lazy to work.
And Sweden is the ONLY country in the world that has a higher standard of living than the US.
Overall this is a decent review, but it is a review of a series that has been available in one form or another for well over a year now. Not only that, but I feel it really does not bring anything new to the discussion of the series.
Now, added to all of this, it was submitted by the author. In light of the recent discussion on submits and greenlights, I would like to point this out as a perfec texample of what NOT to put on the front page. Maybe put it on anime.slashdot.org, but not the main page, I want better quality stuff there.
I concur, one of the departments where I work here have thier WinXP machines locked up tighter than an accountants....well, you get the idea. They have no problem running Office apps in a limited environment.
that they do not bother because they realize most people will not pay for something they most likely watched for free to begin with, unless of course it is bundled onto a DVD with lots of extras.
I think you are missing the point. The point they are making here us that even a cursory overview of the EULA will tell you if an application is spyware or not. Or if you will be rendered legally sterilizeable if you install this software.
Think of Rumplestiltskin, without the princess even knowing what her end of the deal is.
You do have a good point, but things like this DO have a habit of making it on the evening news. Usually under the tagline "Millions of terrorist hackers are swarming the greater Seattle area to steal YOUR broadband"
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Sweden is a socialist country. EXTREMELY socialist even by pinko european standards. This means very simply that an awfull lot of your income will be taxed and given to people to lazy to work.
And Sweden is the ONLY country in the world that has a higher standard of living than the US.
"Kiss me till I'm in a coma.
Hug me honey. Snuggle bunny.
Love's as good as SOMA"
Aldous Huxley - A Brave New World
Overall this is a decent review, but it is a review of a series that has been available in one form or another for well over a year now. Not only that, but I feel it really does not bring anything new to the discussion of the series.
Now, added to all of this, it was submitted by the author. In light of the recent discussion on submits and greenlights, I would like to point this out as a perfec texample of what NOT to put on the front page. Maybe put it on anime.slashdot.org, but not the main page, I want better quality stuff there.
Yet another wonderful way to desensitize our children to the tools of a police state.
You just made me very very happy.
You just made my wallet very very sad however.
I want my iSPARC and iFire.
Mmmm, laptop with Sun chips....*drool*
So, basically, he is just telling us a bunch of stuff that we already know.
It is well written if you are schizotypal.
I concur, one of the departments where I work here have thier WinXP machines locked up tighter than an accountants....well, you get the idea. They have no problem running Office apps in a limited environment.
Does this mean he will be a woman soon?
Mmmmmmmmmmm, Gelfling!
Bone cells are not soft tissue. Maybe unfossilized tissue, but even unfossilized bone is not considered soft tissue.
These are the same "Intelligent" people that believe God told them 4,000 odd years ago that they have a divine mandate to live there?
Who is disconnected from reality?
These are the same people that think they have a divine right to the land they live on?
Who is disconnected from reality?
How many Shadowrunners it took to pull off that one.
that they do not bother because they realize most people will not pay for something they most likely watched for free to begin with, unless of course it is bundled onto a DVD with lots of extras.
Or is this akin to appointing Osama Bin Laden as Secretary of Homeland Security?
Think of Rumplestiltskin, without the princess even knowing what her end of the deal is.
And yet the princess was pretty venal, expecting to take advantage of the little dude. Ain't no saints in that story.
That's the point
I think you are missing the point. The point they are making here us that even a cursory overview of the EULA will tell you if an application is spyware or not. Or if you will be rendered legally sterilizeable if you install this software.
Think of Rumplestiltskin, without the princess even knowing what her end of the deal is.
It has everything but ethernet. I gues we will not be seeing a beowulf cluster of these.
It is not the size of the RAM, but the motion of the engine.
This website is the ultimate power in the Universe.
I suggest we use it.
I think you are giving Lucas WAY too much credit there.
I guess they just are not as sexy
Or something like that
Yeah
You do have a good point, but things like this DO have a habit of making it on the evening news. Usually under the tagline "Millions of terrorist hackers are swarming the greater Seattle area to steal YOUR broadband"
It is all about the culture of fear.