how about we just get rid of them?
make some sort of window where people can sell and buy and auction things based on categories eliminating the need for centralized location for people to stand there 'physically'?
hmmm, I don't know about you but I would most certainly go to www.openoffice.com while I have no idea what I'm looking for and considering how every 2 out of 3 people at my work click on a yellow link on top in google, chances are they will not get a clean version of openoffice.
lets reverse the positions. Say you are a spammer. You are an American citizen and live in USA. You also use Russian mail provider... say mail.ru and start spamming Russian citizens. Now, do you really think your government will throw you into jail for that? What if Russian government or media will say that you are a bad guy?
well, problem is that they are not American citizens, located not in USA and are not spamming their own citizens... so yea, why should they go to jail?
I understand that, but a good example usually has something to do with the case at hand. Yours goes so far beyond exaggeration that it couldn't possibly be used to make any sort of point.
At least he is not comparing it to cars like it usually happens around here.
So why are the officials surprised? The structures that fight the crime become more organized so it is expected for the latter to do the same. Cause and effect.
I believe it is a lesser crime to enter without breaking in. no, the analogy he is making is that it's like 1st & 2nd degree murder. Both are still crimes and murder but the sentence for each is different.
I believe what they are trying to say is that. "We pirate your software because your prices are so effen high" and now they are using this action as an excuse for MS to fsck off and justify what they did in front of the world... that is if they even care.
Have u ever been so drunk that u have to cover one eye in order to see double? Trust me, u wouldn't want to drive in that condition... not that U can really walk either...
Actually u are missing a point. Yes they can not provide unlim. to every customer and it is beyond the budget. But no, they can NOT and are NOT allowed to limit my bandwidth just because they advertised unlim. bandwidth plan and I've signed up for such.
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Here is a guide to deal with one such mice :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=YEgF0Vg9rZI#t=19s
how about we just get rid of them? make some sort of window where people can sell and buy and auction things based on categories eliminating the need for centralized location for people to stand there 'physically'?
replying to myself so I can thank both of ya in shot =)
Just for myself. Does Automatic Update that is located in system properties and runs through the system also uses IE?
yes ...
correction ... they don't act, they are.
hmmm, I don't know about you but I would most certainly go to www.openoffice.com while I have no idea what I'm looking for and considering how every 2 out of 3 people at my work click on a yellow link on top in google, chances are they will not get a clean version of openoffice.
lets reverse the positions. Say you are a spammer. You are an American citizen and live in USA. You also use Russian mail provider ... say mail.ru and start spamming Russian citizens. Now, do you really think your government will throw you into jail for that? What if Russian government or media will say that you are a bad guy?
well, problem is that they are not American citizens, located not in USA and are not spamming their own citizens ... so yea, why should they go to jail?
Just curious, how many people use over-the-network and offsite storage backups for their home personal machines?
The implication is that the ... government ... protects those with money or ties to money.
now if we look at it this way it is not much different from any other government.
I understand that, but a good example usually has something to do with the case at hand. Yours goes so far beyond exaggeration that it couldn't possibly be used to make any sort of point.
At least he is not comparing it to cars like it usually happens around here.
So why are the officials surprised? The structures that fight the crime become more organized so it is expected for the latter to do the same. Cause and effect.
the amusing part is that we were both modded informative at first -_-
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I believe what they are trying to say is that. "We pirate your software because your prices are so effen high" and now they are using this action as an excuse for MS to fsck off and justify what they did in front of the world ... that is if they even care.
kick ass. and u just posted one of those "don't give them ideas" idea on a slashdot ...
as a matter of fact. The same goes for most of clean installations of XP and not just Dell
Have u ever been so drunk that u have to cover one eye in order to see double? Trust me, u wouldn't want to drive in that condition ... not that U can really walk either...
who ever the hell modded him offtopic is a freaken idiot
uh huh, then if I sign up for it so what is going to stop me from using this new 'good' botnet for my own not so good purposes?
Didn't Bell say that cable and satellite is a plenty of competition? I guess it is their answer to your why =(
I was bothered by them first few seconds on a random website before my NoScript went Untrusted -> google-analytics.com
Actually u are missing a point. Yes they can not provide unlim. to every customer and it is beyond the budget. But no, they can NOT and are NOT allowed to limit my bandwidth just because they advertised unlim. bandwidth plan and I've signed up for such.