No lawmaker writes laws -- they can't, they don't have the expertise for that. Either they ask their staff of lawyers to write the law, or too often lawyers employed by special interests write the law and offer it on a platter to the lawmaker to sponsor.
It's not a legal responsibility, but it's certainly an ethical responsibility. If you hire someone like that, you're begging for your business to be similarly exploited by their selfishness.
Well the founding fathers took care of the people-voting-for-their-interests problem by denying anyone except white male land owners the right to vote. That's how they achieved their fantastic government which kept most of the people in unfathomable squalor and many in slavery or indentured servitude.
This isn't some random javascript to load unknown ads. This is directly selling the speed dial page slots. There's no way that can be used for malware.
That's not Dice, it's the regular people who hate beta who are sick of the never-ending toddler temper tantrum of comments about it. The comments were read, possibly ignored and possibly considered, and nothing else is going to happen from continual screaming. Get over it and either leave, or switch off the beta and wait it out like the rest of us.
An new design to look like modern sites is a good idea, but it's useless if you alienate the existing users. So why not both? Currently you have both. Where's the harm in continuing to keep the old version available forever and thus saving the site from a huge drop in comments? All this anger could be stopped just by ceasing to threaten to remove the non-beta version in a few months.
How is it possible to lose money on a site where the content is all user generated and there are both ads and subscriptions? Don't tell me they're paying top dollar for their "editors"...
The GPL only requires they provide you with the source code if they provide you with the software. Since they only distribute it in North Korea, they're only obligated to provide the source to their own people. And I don't think those people are going to sue.
That team of wayland developers happens to be largely the same team who used to work on X, and wayland is endorsed by the X.org foundation. I've no technical opinion of wayland, but it's easy to see that X.org and the developers of X are in a better position to evaluate the need for it than you are.
Indeed. I loathe Comcast, and after their latest attempt to cheat me by charging me rent on a cable modem I own I searched for alternatives.... and there are none. Not even satellite is available here. I'd have to go with dial-up.
So you left Linux because you demand a single interface and are not open to using Unity for netbooks and KDE/Gnome/XFCE/your preference for your normal uses. But then when Microsoft tries to unify with a single interface for desktops and tablets with Windows 8, you hate having a single interface and want to use different interfaces for different types of computers.
It's about 60 years, not a century. A century won't be enough time to make Nigeria stable either, when colonial borders were drawn for the purpose of splitting up ethnic groups and keeping them from being able to unite. Perhaps if Biafra had been allowed independence it could've been more successful.
Only nuclear power has to pay for the damage and deaths it causes. Coal companies are free to irradiate huge swaths of land and statistically increase deaths far beyond nuclear with their pollution, without any compensation or insurance.
If you think a website is controlled by your enemies or the government or someone who benefits from listening to you, don't give the website permission to your microphone in the first place. Then you're safe from this exploit, since the exploit only works with sites you've already expressly approved.
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Lucky you. In the Sacramento region I have to pay Comcast $50 a month for 6 Mbps.
No lawmaker writes laws -- they can't, they don't have the expertise for that. Either they ask their staff of lawyers to write the law, or too often lawyers employed by special interests write the law and offer it on a platter to the lawmaker to sponsor.
You're forgetting Olympic sumo wrestling.
We haven't examined the sub-surface liquid water of any of those places yet to test it for life.
Not necessarily, a thick atmosphere with winds evens out temperatures to a significant degree.
It's not a legal responsibility, but it's certainly an ethical responsibility. If you hire someone like that, you're begging for your business to be similarly exploited by their selfishness.
Well the founding fathers took care of the people-voting-for-their-interests problem by denying anyone except white male land owners the right to vote. That's how they achieved their fantastic government which kept most of the people in unfathomable squalor and many in slavery or indentured servitude.
This isn't some random javascript to load unknown ads. This is directly selling the speed dial page slots. There's no way that can be used for malware.
That's not Dice, it's the regular people who hate beta who are sick of the never-ending toddler temper tantrum of comments about it. The comments were read, possibly ignored and possibly considered, and nothing else is going to happen from continual screaming. Get over it and either leave, or switch off the beta and wait it out like the rest of us.
Not quite. Lunar eclipses darken the near side of the moon, but never the far side.
An new design to look like modern sites is a good idea, but it's useless if you alienate the existing users. So why not both? Currently you have both. Where's the harm in continuing to keep the old version available forever and thus saving the site from a huge drop in comments? All this anger could be stopped just by ceasing to threaten to remove the non-beta version in a few months.
How is it possible to lose money on a site where the content is all user generated and there are both ads and subscriptions? Don't tell me they're paying top dollar for their "editors"...
The GPL only requires they provide you with the source code if they provide you with the software. Since they only distribute it in North Korea, they're only obligated to provide the source to their own people. And I don't think those people are going to sue.
That team of wayland developers happens to be largely the same team who used to work on X, and wayland is endorsed by the X.org foundation. I've no technical opinion of wayland, but it's easy to see that X.org and the developers of X are in a better position to evaluate the need for it than you are.
Indeed. I loathe Comcast, and after their latest attempt to cheat me by charging me rent on a cable modem I own I searched for alternatives.... and there are none. Not even satellite is available here. I'd have to go with dial-up.
So you left Linux because you demand a single interface and are not open to using Unity for netbooks and KDE/Gnome/XFCE/your preference for your normal uses. But then when Microsoft tries to unify with a single interface for desktops and tablets with Windows 8, you hate having a single interface and want to use different interfaces for different types of computers.
While your point is probably correct, those numbers need to be adjusted for cars. Outdoor cats and dogs are killed by cars in extremely large numbers.
No need for a world outside of California, just a world outside of LA and SF. California's Truckee is often one of the coldest places in the country.
It's about 60 years, not a century. A century won't be enough time to make Nigeria stable either, when colonial borders were drawn for the purpose of splitting up ethnic groups and keeping them from being able to unite. Perhaps if Biafra had been allowed independence it could've been more successful.
I've been using the same inkjet cartridges for over a year now (I rarely print things), still works. They don't dry up that quickly.
Only nuclear power has to pay for the damage and deaths it causes. Coal companies are free to irradiate huge swaths of land and statistically increase deaths far beyond nuclear with their pollution, without any compensation or insurance.
I've met more people from London, Ontario than from London, England. Nothing wrong with being specific.
If you think a website is controlled by your enemies or the government or someone who benefits from listening to you, don't give the website permission to your microphone in the first place. Then you're safe from this exploit, since the exploit only works with sites you've already expressly approved.
More likely the early Spanish simply used the Aztec names for plants, not having their own names for them yet.
Because a group of fishermen are a lot easier to put pressure on than the myriad of groups killing people in Syria.