And if I'm the CEO of Apple, and someone doesn't like their iPhone and can't get a refund because they're past the purchase date allowance, if they sue me because they feel wronged, do I pay for it myself?
Unreasonable plan.
Perhaps not as unreasonable as the iPhone's. Also, the idea of 10,000 anti-war activists suing the president sounds more like democracy than the current system.
To be sitting on a bus reading, on a road legally -exclusive- to buses, watching thousands of cars go by on the road that runs parallel to it.
Except, they don't go by. They crawl along in the traffic. They all look angry, and there's never more than one person to a car. Traffic that stretches for kilometres (I'm in Australia) could be solved with ten buses.
I don't vote for a party that is "taken seriously on the political scene". I would only vote for a party that is "taken seriously on the humanity scene."
I set up a training workshop with a number of cheap Microsoft mice, and yes, they did interfere with each other. These were standard RF, not Bluetooth. I would venture to say Bluetooth mice uniquely pair with your PC and would not have the same problem, though someone else may correct me.
The upside however was that the range was fairly small so I was able to separate them enough to minimise interference. I would still probably recommend wired mice if you're going to have a lot of them, though.
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1. Defraud users of hard-earned cash
2. Pay kickback in form of "fine" to government
3. ???
4. Profit
One marketing executive, who did not want to be identified for fear of angering GameStop and other retailers
He must be a good one to get such an undeserved soapbox for a foolish idea.
That, or this story is bogus.
And just what sort of compensation would you consider just for the loss of your irreplaceable personal data, for any length of time?
Umm... $US1000 per song?
http://xkcd.com/386/
I was preparing for an onslaught of +5 insightful.
Cheers for that.
And if I'm the CEO of Apple, and someone doesn't like their iPhone and can't get a refund because they're past the purchase date allowance, if they sue me because they feel wronged, do I pay for it myself? Unreasonable plan.
Perhaps not as unreasonable as the iPhone's. Also, the idea of 10,000 anti-war activists suing the president sounds more like democracy than the current system.
It goes to show that even after a million words, humans still have a lot to learn.
Saying this is disturbingly close to burning people at the stake is like saying uploading a picture is hacking.
By Cyric's curse! A gelatinous bloarb!
To be sitting on a bus reading, on a road legally -exclusive- to buses, watching thousands of cars go by on the road that runs parallel to it.
Except, they don't go by. They crawl along in the traffic. They all look angry, and there's never more than one person to a car. Traffic that stretches for kilometres (I'm in Australia) could be solved with ten buses.
I guess people really like driving, or something.
Still beats the cost of carjacking.
+1 Punny
I don't vote for a party that is "taken seriously on the political scene". I would only vote for a party that is "taken seriously on the humanity scene."
I suspect there are many more like me.
WELSSSSSHHHHYYYYY@!#@$
I set up a training workshop with a number of cheap Microsoft mice, and yes, they did interfere with each other. These were standard RF, not Bluetooth. I would venture to say Bluetooth mice uniquely pair with your PC and would not have the same problem, though someone else may correct me.
The upside however was that the range was fairly small so I was able to separate them enough to minimise interference. I would still probably recommend wired mice if you're going to have a lot of them, though.
It's not subversion, but one could still consider it forked.
Welcome to the Santa Monica research facility.
Enjoy your complimentary coffee and headcrab.
The motivating force behind humans is not life, it is pleasure. Without pleasure, life is meaningless.
I lol'd.
The nearest thing to it I know, is watching fundamentalists trying to rationalise dinosaurs.
Isn't that what you're doing?
"Private company" is code for "government funds the system with taxpayer money, but the taxpayers don't own the asset".
The internet is still very young, we have yet to see what it can really do.
Don't be so hasty. Slashdot Nazis are rarely that predictable.
Oh, hello Godwin.
Take your pick.