we are moving toward an economy where employment of people is not necessary. What do to about that, and how to feed those people, is a separate issue (but certainly not Netflix's problem).
It will be when that portion of the populace has no money to pay for their service.
Which would have been fine had they remained merely a vendor to whom the process of digitising the archival content was contracted to, but here this company has essentially been granted the copyrights for said content. They are apparently doing the job for free, but will charge anyone seeking access to the digitised content.
It is understandable why the good folks at NASA/JPL made the choices that they did. But if increased weight was a factor which stopped them from putting in more robust wheels, couldn't they have used something similar to what the Indian mars mission did, and launch the vehicle into a polar orbit, and from thereon, perform a Hohmann transfer?
Passive civil disobedience in the face of systematic and violent oppression, such as displayed by Indians under Gahndi and American's under MLK, takes a lot more guts than what Snowden did.
Yes, but Gandhi and his followers had the people of their country backing them, and in the case of King, the black community (and numerous other supporters). Snowden didn't have any sort of concrete support for his actions from within the US.
Man, I can feel the discomfort just thinking about sitting in a small enclosed space with almost no room for movement. Over 8 hrs in there? Fuck that, I'd eject much much earlier.
Peace: Alexander Lukashenko, president of Belarus, for making it illegal to applaud in public, AND to the Belarus State Police, for arresting a one-armed man for applauding.
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Surely this is Singapore you're talking of, coz those guys are nuckin' futs with regards to authority and control.
we are moving toward an economy where employment of people is not necessary. What do to about that, and how to feed those people, is a separate issue (but certainly not Netflix's problem).
It will be when that portion of the populace has no money to pay for their service.
No they were hoping for change from you, the people.
Which would have been fine had they remained merely a vendor to whom the process of digitising the archival content was contracted to, but here this company has essentially been granted the copyrights for said content. They are apparently doing the job for free, but will charge anyone seeking access to the digitised content.
It is understandable why the good folks at NASA/JPL made the choices that they did. But if increased weight was a factor which stopped them from putting in more robust wheels, couldn't they have used something similar to what the Indian mars mission did, and launch the vehicle into a polar orbit, and from thereon, perform a Hohmann transfer?
A spay paint to render pets infertile would be nice. No surgery required. No pain involved.
Passive civil disobedience in the face of systematic and violent oppression, such as displayed by Indians under Gahndi and American's under MLK, takes a lot more guts than what Snowden did.
Yes, but Gandhi and his followers had the people of their country backing them, and in the case of King, the black community (and numerous other supporters). Snowden didn't have any sort of concrete support for his actions from within the US.
Maybe we need to take all your technology away.
If critical thought isn't your strong point, maybe you shouldn't go around posting such drivel.
Ahh...truly a question for the ages.
I don't think John Coltrane would have a hard time finding an appreciative audience.
All the extremist Sharia BS is much more popular among Muslim second- and third-generation immigrant youth.
Case in point, Anjem Chaudhary. It seems his tafsir is quite popular among the muslim youth in Britain.
Of course the NSA doesn't spy on the UK. They have outsourced that job to the GCHQ.
You seem to be a callow individual.
What's holding them back?
That fact that it's not there already.
He is not his wife. Her actions are her own responsibility.
So you're saying it'll eventually be a components market instead of a packaged product market?
Man, I can feel the discomfort just thinking about sitting in a small enclosed space with almost no room for movement. Over 8 hrs in there? Fuck that, I'd eject much much earlier.
How different is IceCube from the Kamioka experiments (past, current and future)?
Arse check you out. wait...
Tasmania - The Deepest South.
It was terminated.
You thought that was crazy?
Peace: Alexander Lukashenko, president of Belarus, for making it illegal to applaud in public, AND to the Belarus State Police, for arresting a one-armed man for applauding.
No artificial satellite is completely outside the atmosphere.
What? Even geostationary satellites?
I'm not sure that after a hard, long session of wood splittin, your hand is in a state to jack you off.
I would be Livid if somebody Asks me to install a toolbar again.