"Um, yeah hi, I want to collect the reward for finding your duckie... "oh, well I found it in the stomach of this endangered peregrine falcon... "hello?"
You have to put in key-words to keep your audience, though. You may notice the RIAA has started a LITIGATION on the grounds of NET NEUTRALITY seeing he didn't distribute these WEB 2.0 objects from the CLOUD, or you may not.
Don't let the mob make up your mind for you. Seems to me you have every reason to buy Toyota, and an inaccurate, detail scarce, and one sided article to change your mind for you.
Drink the Kool-aid! CHANGE! Global warming! Save the whales! Eugenics!
There's no mention of DMCA anywhere but the summary (go figure). This isn't a copyright concern, despite slashdotter's desperate need for a DMCA article this evening.
This request is more on the lines of, "could you change your background to blue" or "can you make us some cupcakes".
I keep telling that to all these dumb chicks at work. If they want me to stop talking about their perky little bits, they should come into my office and *confront* me.
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Well, doesn't this mean there are government broadcasts? Doesn't this mean we could detect and track these illegal probes?
Let me tack on;
Illegally.
I think what they meant was, "hey! hey! we're smart too!"
You said "stroke"
If they show up soon -> Proof of Global Warming.
If they show up in 100 years -> Proof of Climate Change.
Either way, we need to stop whatever we're about to do.
Embed a hit single from Mariah Carrey in each one. Let the RIAA find them.
"Um, yeah hi, I want to collect the reward for finding your duckie...
"oh, well I found it in the stomach of this endangered peregrine falcon...
"hello?"
Hmm, sounds like a job for the alternate scientific method at Mythbusters.
I'm still waiting for one of them to propose creating the biggest CO2 emitting burner on earth to prove global warming.
In the meantime, yeah I'm amused.
You have to put in key-words to keep your audience, though. You may notice the RIAA has started a LITIGATION on the grounds of NET NEUTRALITY seeing he didn't distribute these WEB 2.0 objects from the CLOUD, or you may not.
Sounds like a great way to go to jail, thanks for the tip!
How about we act in moral, responsible ways?
Don't let the mob make up your mind for you. Seems to me you have every reason to buy Toyota, and an inaccurate, detail scarce, and one sided article to change your mind for you.
Drink the Kool-aid! CHANGE! Global warming! Save the whales! Eugenics!
There, that should keep you busy for a while.
There's no mention of DMCA anywhere but the summary (go figure). This isn't a copyright concern, despite slashdotter's desperate need for a DMCA article this evening.
This request is more on the lines of, "could you change your background to blue" or "can you make us some cupcakes".
I'll steer away from Toyota when they stop making great vehicles.
Is any more evidence required for /. readers that a summary of an article is all that's needed to turn /. against anything?
I'm pretty sure that Toyota's legal department might have actually gone to law school
I'm pretty sure the majority of their legal department hasn't. Go ahead and file this remark on your way out for me.
I hope you read TFA and search out their side before letting /. bully your opinion.
IANAL but I think the posting a take-down notice under oath and penalty of perjury is optional.
Any L's know for sure?
They weren't shot or run over with tanks. Is that what this is about?
Since it's a choice to use DNS, I don't see what your point is.
If you really have a shady background, the internet will surface the truth.
Or google you and post the first hit as undeniable truth about you.
The defamation he's about to recieve on his wikipedia page.
I think we can PENIS expect people to edit objectPENISively and with a bit of responsPENISibility.
I keep telling that to all these dumb chicks at work. If they want me to stop talking about their perky little bits, they should come into my office and *confront* me.
Because the new law against red apples also included $5M in new spending to some of our private companies.
Huh? You lost me at united.
Maybe we've not run proof validation extensively, but software has been "aiding mathematical proofs" for a long time.