Doesn't the company that now got a deal higher than market value have to pay taxes on the income? I'm sure there's some tricks they use, they sure as hell aren't paying more taxes than they need to.
The other issue is that, they already having trouble containing the oil from Deepwater. If there was another leak too in the area it would completely overwhelm all the cleanup efforts.
How is it real money? It would probably cost us more to keep troops there while the mining is occurring than all the mineral is worth. Ore shipments would be prime targets for terrorist and would require increased security. Whoever goes in, will need an understanding with the locals or a lot of firepower.
I would be concerned with what other functions are connected to that gene. You wouldn't want your memory restored but then find that you can't digest proteins or something.
Why not design the game to scale with the hardware available? Yea, it'll take time to develop but the end results are better than sticking to either end or the middle.
I wondering how they came up with the £70 amount. The PS3s with OtherOS were retailing for about $400, so that's about quarter the price.
Sony might be better off buying back the PS3s than offering a partial refund since people might be less inclined to get rid of the PS3.
I don't know why there's a downward trend since the debt was decreasing compared to GDP growth between 1950 and 1980. This is why I felt the graph was misleading. Of course, INAE.
Seeing as we're in a credit crunch, I would think the M1 would be low. Not much money moving around.
That graph is misleading. Since we hit this recession delta GDP would be small, if not negative, and the stimulus would increase delta debt by a large amount. The graph itself doesn't really say much, just a way to twist the data to make it look extra scary.
That's why you need the public option to compete with them. Have the public option be the basic package and if you want more, you get one from a company. If the companies charge too much people will decide that the public option gives the better benefits per cost.
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Input from the pedals or output from the electronics?
Doesn't the company that now got a deal higher than market value have to pay taxes on the income? I'm sure there's some tricks they use, they sure as hell aren't paying more taxes than they need to.
That's not crazy at all. What would be the range of a 6ft rocket? What kind of damage can it do with fuel still in it?
From the article, you also have to take into account that it was the older boy that was born on Tuesday.
The other issue is that, they already having trouble containing the oil from Deepwater. If there was another leak too in the area it would completely overwhelm all the cleanup efforts.
Seeing how SA gave Israel the ok to use their airspace if they want to hit Iran, I would say there's a rift.
How is it real money? It would probably cost us more to keep troops there while the mining is occurring than all the mineral is worth. Ore shipments would be prime targets for terrorist and would require increased security. Whoever goes in, will need an understanding with the locals or a lot of firepower.
I didn't realize it was a cornucopia of minerals. Never is a long time. It'll take a large investment to actually get the mining operation going.
I would be concerned with what other functions are connected to that gene. You wouldn't want your memory restored but then find that you can't digest proteins or something.
Seeing how they lose money money to the PS3 I fail to see how they would make money if people bought it for OtherOS instead of for games.
even though it's through unofficial channels? How would they keep track of it?
When was the crack copyrighted? I think the point is moot.
I guess they didn't say it was useful fusion so I guess they could have fused some atoms in a reactor.
Why not design the game to scale with the hardware available? Yea, it'll take time to develop but the end results are better than sticking to either end or the middle.
Nice list on the Andtech forums http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=609&highlight=free
There are many server admins that would disagree.
I wondering how they came up with the £70 amount. The PS3s with OtherOS were retailing for about $400, so that's about quarter the price. Sony might be better off buying back the PS3s than offering a partial refund since people might be less inclined to get rid of the PS3.
Movie with similar plot
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087597/
If they subpoena the data on your server would you refuse and go to jail?
Don't think the civies signed it so we can ignore it. It's the rules of war but this is only a conflict.
+1 Lost reference
If the island is located at the mouth of a river, the river might have an increased flow now, raising local sea levels.
I don't know why there's a downward trend since the debt was decreasing compared to GDP growth between 1950 and 1980. This is why I felt the graph was misleading. Of course, INAE. Seeing as we're in a credit crunch, I would think the M1 would be low. Not much money moving around.
That graph is misleading. Since we hit this recession delta GDP would be small, if not negative, and the stimulus would increase delta debt by a large amount. The graph itself doesn't really say much, just a way to twist the data to make it look extra scary.
That's why you need the public option to compete with them. Have the public option be the basic package and if you want more, you get one from a company. If the companies charge too much people will decide that the public option gives the better benefits per cost.