I'm not so sure. Given that judges have made so many mind-boggling judgments regarding copyrights and patents in the past, having one of those judges agree with you isn't exactly proof that you're a rational and intelligent person.
Right on brother, its kinda like a straight-edge approach to life. Taking every day sober.err... on the other hand, screw that. I'd rather fall over on the floor from a 'crash', than sit there and fight the war on paper cuts!
Unfortunately I don't have the time to check out every single "fact" people tell me, particularly the common ones (like this) that get reiterated all the time. I apologise for spreading FUD and I stand corrected (Although my main point remains the same), however I AM only human.
"I got the clutch working by stealing about 4 feet of wire from a fence, and winding it back and forth between the pedal lever and the clutch release arm." Hell...I did something similar with my last car...the part was $300 from Saturn, and I was like BULLS
... it makes you sound stupid.
Does it now. Tell me, do you hear a lot of stupid? Well, I remember a wise man once saying stupid is as stupid does.
STEP AWAY FROM THE STUPID
It's not a comparison, fool. The point is judging people based on their behavior over an arbitrary time period rather than in its entiredy is stupid and disingenuous.
I believe the easiest option for Amazon would be to simply drop all affiliates in New York. Refusing to sell to New York is financial suicide for them, but dropping all affiliates wouldn't cause too much grief from the public. Amazon could live quite well w
Saw these at a recent military based symposium in Redmond. It is an incredible idea. Picture a scenario where you need a self powered IT infrastructure immediately. Bring these in and you have everything a disaster area/forward operating base/remote resear
The difference is the taxes you pay don't cover the "extraordinary costs" associated with this type of service. These people aren't paid to go out searching for someone for weeks on end, they're paid to provide services to a specific area. When they get
Jesus christ, you're just full of easy answers, aren't you? Well, why don't you come on over to our campus and just fix everything right up? I'll get you an interview with the CIO right away!! You can convince the board of directors that our data center ne
Nope, you just didn't dig deep enough to read that it would enable the US to censor absolutely anything they want, since as usual they use very loose wording. Summary alone: ' Unfortunately, there's also a giant loophole: the president would be allowed to w
Bandwidth is expensive. Yes, I know you probably pay a flat rate for cable service or whatever, but the ISP is paying based on how much gets sent and received; if everyone's bandwidth use goes up, the expense will be passed on to YOU. If we could reduce th
Canon has been using the same principle in a couple of lenses for some time now. The lenses themselves are pretty damn expensive but well regarded; I hope the telescope meets similar success.
OK, to understand why this is wrong, you need to accept some facts. (1) Microsoft illegally maintains their monopoly on P.C. type commodity computers. awe, **** it. I can't write this one more time. Listen, if you have to ask the question it is most possible
__t ___e ____ _r________, ____ ___r_____ ______ ____ _o ____ __ ___ __ ________ _r__ _ __i_ __s__ t__ computer, right? I mean in modern times, we don't really have to worry about this at all, right? Cuz there's so much else being processed and sent down a bus by the processor that you'd never pick out the data accurately, and probably not from more than a millimeter away.
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I'm not so sure. Given that judges have made so many mind-boggling judgments regarding copyrights and patents in the past, having one of those judges agree with you isn't exactly proof that you're a rational and intelligent person.
Right on brother, its kinda like a straight-edge approach to life. Taking every day sober.err... on the other hand, screw that. I'd rather fall over on the floor from a 'crash', than sit there and fight the war on paper cuts!
it's the only thing it can be. according to "experts" space travel is impossible
I don't think anybody looks at the advantages of energy consumption when looking at corded/cordless drills, but rather the convenience
Um, LookOut is a search addon for Outlook. Are you blaming all that miscommunication on one of the two decent search addons?
"I got the clutch working by stealing about 4 feet of wire from a fence, and winding it back and forth between the pedal lever and the clutch release arm." Hell...I did something similar with my last car...the part was $300 from Saturn, and I was like BULLS
... it makes you sound stupid. Does it now. Tell me, do you hear a lot of stupid? Well, I remember a wise man once saying stupid is as stupid does. STEP AWAY FROM THE STUPID
You'd have to show that he deliberately lied
It's not a comparison, fool. The point is judging people based on their behavior over an arbitrary time period rather than in its entiredy is stupid and disingenuous.
Saw these at a recent military based symposium in Redmond. It is an incredible idea. Picture a scenario where you need a self powered IT infrastructure immediately. Bring these in and you have everything a disaster area/forward operating base/remote resear
The difference is the taxes you pay don't cover the "extraordinary costs" associated with this type of service. These people aren't paid to go out searching for someone for weeks on end, they're paid to provide services to a specific area. When they get
Jesus christ, you're just full of easy answers, aren't you? Well, why don't you come on over to our campus and just fix everything right up? I'll get you an interview with the CIO right away!! You can convince the board of directors that our data center ne
If we decide that horsepower is a good thing, for whatever reason, it is our decision to make, not yours.
Nope, you just didn't dig deep enough to read that it would enable the US to censor absolutely anything they want, since as usual they use very loose wording. Summary alone: ' Unfortunately, there's also a giant loophole: the president would be allowed to w
Bandwidth is expensive. Yes, I know you probably pay a flat rate for cable service or whatever, but the ISP is paying based on how much gets sent and received; if everyone's bandwidth use goes up, the expense will be passed on to YOU. If we could reduce th
Am I the only one that is completely confused?
Canon has been using the same principle in a couple of lenses for some time now. The lenses themselves are pretty damn expensive but well regarded; I hope the telescope meets similar success.
50% off for less than 10% less space?
__t ___e ____ _r________, ____ ___r_____ ______ ____ _o ____ __ ___ __ ________ _r__ _ __i_ __s__ t__ computer, right? I mean in modern times, we don't really have to worry about this at all, right? Cuz there's so much else being processed and sent down a bus by the processor that you'd never pick out the data accurately, and probably not from more than a millimeter away.