Depends on what "misbehaving" means. In some places being drunk and loud can get you a disorderly conduct charge. You really cant make a judgment on whether it was her fault, or if anything even happened, if you don't know what the story is.
How the police responded so quickly is beyond me, though...
Quickly? According to the article it took them a week to arrest him. Coincidentally his twitter post was: "Robin Hood airport is closed, You’ve got a week and a bit to get your shit together, otherwise I’m blowing the airport sky high!!"
Obviously I'm not faster than the world record holder, but 264 words in 2 minutes is over 130 wpm. That's faster than nearly everyone can type on an actual keyboard, and there's no way you can type that fast with just thumbs.
That's not such a problem... if the barrel was strong enough to work under explosive pressure, it will be strong enough to put another barrel around it.
Is the barrel strong enough to work under explosive pressure, or is it only strong enough when there is an opposite pressure on the other side?
I used to think using me@mydomain.com was way more professional than using a free email account. The only problem is way too often your emails get marked as spam. Sometimes they don't even go in the spam folder, they aren't delivered at all and you have no way of knowing.
Now I use free email accounts, a few might think I'm unprofessional, but at least they get my emails.
Enron was thinking "I hope this makes people buy our stock!"
From what I remember a lot of the ads from the dot-com bubble era would leave you scratching your head wondering what the company was selling, I guess its obvious now, soon to be worthless stock.
I've had to contact Google customer service in the past, as a paying advertiser and as a adsense publisher, and in my experience you wait 2-3 days to get a form letter that doesn't even apply to your question/problem.
I've heard, and experienced somewhat, that this improves once you start making them decent money.
In their defense they must receive an unbelievable amount of stupid questions.
People in every line of work take advantage however they can. Janitors, mailmen, military personnel, police, teachers, principals, street sweepers, CEOs, mechanics, and on and on. Its human nature.
The Wallstreet Journal, Slashdot, Google, Youtube, Facebook, and the smaller (and much smaller) websites should be free to view AND advertising free.
Um...
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A site can afford to reward some of their top members (who provide something to the site).
Obviously, and I can't believe I even need to mention this, if Slashdot (or any other site) was advertising free (and free to view) for everyone it would quickly go bankrupt.
You're right, how dare websites be economically viable.
The Wallstreet Journal, Slashdot, Google, Youtube, Facebook, and the smaller (and much smaller) websites should be free to view AND advertising free.
None of those sites have anything of intrinsic value. I noted this in the last paragraph of my post.
Take Slashdot as an example. I can get all the news here elsewhere. I am only really here for the community. If slashdot were to fold, the community would simply move somewhere else and I would be typing this in a different forum. What exactly has been lost? It's not like the people here cease to exist because slashdot is gone.
You're right, the entire internet should consist of hobby sites paid for out of the pocket of those who choose to run them for a loss.
These sites should then die as soon as they become too popular for the hobbyist to afford.
Actually I've just finished watching all 70 minutes of "The Definitive Evisceration of The Phantom Menace" and I must say it's very well done.
From the editing, to the special effects, to the woman he has chained in his basement, and of course his points about the movie(s), a lot of thought went into this and it's all very good. This took more than a weekend to do.
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Depends on what "misbehaving" means. In some places being drunk and loud can get you a disorderly conduct charge. You really cant make a judgment on whether it was her fault, or if anything even happened, if you don't know what the story is.
How the police responded so quickly is beyond me, though...
Quickly? According to the article it took them a week to arrest him. Coincidentally his twitter post was: "Robin Hood airport is closed, You’ve got a week and a bit to get your shit together, otherwise I’m blowing the airport sky high!!"
Obviously I'm not faster than the world record holder, but 264 words in 2 minutes is over 130 wpm. That's faster than nearly everyone can type on an actual keyboard, and there's no way you can type that fast with just thumbs.
It was 264 characters, not words.
Expensive isn't always better. Ever heard of Denon's $500 ‘Audiophile’ Ethernet Cable
That's not such a problem... if the barrel was strong enough to work under explosive pressure, it will be strong enough to put another barrel around it.
Is the barrel strong enough to work under explosive pressure, or is it only strong enough when there is an opposite pressure on the other side?
design the cannon like a thermos bottle as sounds require a medium to propagate which is why in space no one can hear you scream.
So your going to have explosive pressure on one side, huge water pressure on the other side, and a vacuum in the middle?
250GB is only 10 Blu-Rays. Is t
I used to think using me@mydomain.com was way more professional than using a free email account. The only problem is way too often your emails get marked as spam. Sometimes they don't even go in the spam folder, they aren't delivered at all and you have no way of knowing.
Now I use free email accounts, a few might think I'm unprofessional, but at least they get my emails.
Enron was thinking "I hope this makes people buy our stock!"
From what I remember a lot of the ads from the dot-com bubble era would leave you scratching your head wondering what the company was selling, I guess its obvious now, soon to be worthless stock.
I've had to contact Google customer service in the past, as a paying advertiser and as a adsense publisher, and in my experience you wait 2-3 days to get a form letter that doesn't even apply to your question/problem.
I've heard, and experienced somewhat, that this improves once you start making them decent money.
In their defense they must receive an unbelievable amount of stupid questions.
What about affiliate marketing?
But I do think its pretty obvious in this case these people dont know their sending these emails and that the websites theyre promoting are scams.
Once that device has a five-mile range and can carry a pizza and a six-pack, its market potential is enormous.
It wouldn't be long before someone strapped a gun and/or bomb to something like that.
Too bad it was built with slavery...
People in every line of work take advantage however they can. Janitors, mailmen, military personnel, police, teachers, principals, street sweepers, CEOs, mechanics, and on and on. Its human nature.
Um... you can still go to jail for porn in the USA
The main person doing the complaining is Rupert Murdoch, and he thinks Google is stealing his content whether they show ads or not.
How about Synthcrack, or Synthheroin?
you will have the option of getting immediately sober if you so desire it
Can I get drunk again later that night?
You're right, how dare websites be economically viable.
The Wallstreet Journal, Slashdot, Google, Youtube, Facebook, and the smaller (and much smaller) websites should be free to view AND advertising free.
Nobody said anything of the sort.
Well, the OP did basically.
I do agree that it annoys the hell out of me that cable TV costs $50-$100+ a month and is full of ads.
Google has no ads on that page, so they're not clicking ad links there either.
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Google has no ads on that page yet....
The Wallstreet Journal, Slashdot, Google, Youtube, Facebook, and the smaller (and much smaller) websites should be free to view AND advertising free.
Um...
A site can afford to reward some of their top members (who provide something to the site).
Obviously, and I can't believe I even need to mention this, if Slashdot (or any other site) was advertising free (and free to view) for everyone it would quickly go bankrupt.
You're right, how dare websites be economically viable.
The Wallstreet Journal, Slashdot, Google, Youtube, Facebook, and the smaller (and much smaller) websites should be free to view AND advertising free.
None of those sites have anything of intrinsic value. I noted this in the last paragraph of my post.
Take Slashdot as an example. I can get all the news here elsewhere. I am only really here for the community. If slashdot were to fold, the community would simply move somewhere else and I would be typing this in a different forum. What exactly has been lost? It's not like the people here cease to exist because slashdot is gone.
You're right, the entire internet should consist of hobby sites paid for out of the pocket of those who choose to run them for a loss.
These sites should then die as soon as they become too popular for the hobbyist to afford.
That sounds much better than looking at ads.
I think the problem might be something seen here at Slashdot.
Most people go to Google News and probably just skim the headlines, while relatively few people bother to click the link and read the full article.
You're right, how dare websites be economically viable.
The Wallstreet Journal, Slashdot, Google, Youtube, Facebook, and the smaller (and much smaller) websites should be free to view AND advertising free.
Actually I've just finished watching all 70 minutes of "The Definitive Evisceration of The Phantom Menace" and I must say it's very well done.
From the editing, to the special effects, to the woman he has chained in his basement, and of course his points about the movie(s), a lot of thought went into this and it's all very good. This took more than a weekend to do.