So who would you sue?
The mall that grants the ability of who the landlord gives the flyers to?
Or the person actually handing out the flyers to the select group?
Please people, before you mod damn_registrars up, take a look at his comments. He's just harassing samzenpus.
This article certainly is about wasting food.
Landfill - a place to dispose of refuse and other waste material by burying it and covering it over with soil, especially as a method of filling in or extending usable land.
If you put extra food in a landfill it becomes waste.
If you put extra food into a compost bin, it becomes fertilizer.
If you are putting extra food into the landfill you get a ticket.
Therefor you are getting ticketed for "Wasting" food.
It's not hard.
Don't forget the ever important...
If you put extra food into your mouth you get waist
Do you "live in fear" because you buckle a seatbelt in a car? No, you do so just as a precaution. 99% of the time it does nothing. But that 1% it's a useful tool indeed
If my seat belt came into use 1% of the time I drive, I certainly would be "living in fear" every time I drove.
It's not untenable, we're just in a transition phase. At some point wireless networks will have capacity that far exceeds demand, and the carriers will collapse into a price war (Bertrand Competition) which will result in what we would now probably consider a good data-plan becoming virtually free at some point. This is the same thing that happened to phone companies with local and then long distance service, as well as a host of other industries over time. Sucks for AT&T, and Verizon though (Sprint probably wont make it). Sure, they're making stupid amounts of cash (billions and billions of profit per quarter) but they know where this road goes and they are trying really hard to change course to keep from getting right back to where they all started -- in the POTS business of the future.
Just like how texting is virtually free now right?
You're forced to create an account and then send pdfs and text files to an email associated with the account for a fee ($0.20 per file or something like that). It's difficult, and Amazon has everything locked down.
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You obviously never even looked at the website, let alone read a review of the thing.
I think they're kind of lame(no removeable storage, non-removable battery), but my wife recently got one, so I know that:
A)You can(not must) send PDFs to an account for translation. It costs $.10 if you send it via the cell network(duh, that costs money). If you transfer them by computer, it costs $0.00 My wife, being an artsy type, has the Adobe suite, so she just converts them herself if they aren't just used as an image container.
B)You can just plug it in a USB port and copy plain text to it like a thumb drive, albeit with no meaningful folder managment. She has loaded it up with a bunch of ebooks she already had in plain text, plus the aforementioned converted PDFs.
Something seems very wrong with the fact that a whole novel can be sent over a cell network for $0.10, but a text message of under 200 characters cost double that.
Maybe if they weren't in super stealth mode they would have seen each other and the accident could have been avoided. This technology is too dangerous and needs to be outlawed through international treaty.
The up side is that we know that stealth works!!
When you outlaw stealth technology, only criminals with have stealth technology.
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So who would you sue? The mall that grants the ability of who the landlord gives the flyers to? Or the person actually handing out the flyers to the select group?
FYI, The snipping tool has a delay feature which will freeze the screen after a short delay. I use this to capture menus.
The cake is a lie.
Please people, before you mod damn_registrars up, take a look at his comments. He's just harassing samzenpus.
This article certainly is about wasting food.
Landfill - a place to dispose of refuse and other waste material by burying it and covering it over with soil, especially as a method of filling in or extending usable land.
If you put extra food in a landfill it becomes waste. If you put extra food into a compost bin, it becomes fertilizer. If you are putting extra food into the landfill you get a ticket. Therefor you are getting ticketed for "Wasting" food. It's not hard.
Don't forget the ever important... If you put extra food into your mouth you get waist
Do you "live in fear" because you buckle a seatbelt in a car? No, you do so just as a precaution. 99% of the time it does nothing. But that 1% it's a useful tool indeed
If my seat belt came into use 1% of the time I drive, I certainly would be "living in fear" every time I drove.
To obtain a special dialing wand, please mash the keypad with your palm now
I've never actually seen a USB printer come with a cable...
It's not untenable, we're just in a transition phase. At some point wireless networks will have capacity that far exceeds demand, and the carriers will collapse into a price war (Bertrand Competition) which will result in what we would now probably consider a good data-plan becoming virtually free at some point. This is the same thing that happened to phone companies with local and then long distance service, as well as a host of other industries over time. Sucks for AT&T, and Verizon though (Sprint probably wont make it). Sure, they're making stupid amounts of cash (billions and billions of profit per quarter) but they know where this road goes and they are trying really hard to change course to keep from getting right back to where they all started -- in the POTS business of the future.
Just like how texting is virtually free now right?
Slashdot uses will not post just for achievements..... Yeah, I am just posting this for the April fool's achievement.
I do exactly the same thing. I have been on the site for 4 years now, so It is great to look at the stats over time and see how things have changed.
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You obviously never even looked at the website, let alone read a review of the thing.
I think they're kind of lame(no removeable storage, non-removable battery), but my wife recently got one, so I know that:
A)You can(not must) send PDFs to an account for translation. It costs $.10 if you send it via the cell network(duh, that costs money). If you transfer them by computer, it costs $0.00 My wife, being an artsy type, has the Adobe suite, so she just converts them herself if they aren't just used as an image container.
B)You can just plug it in a USB port and copy plain text to it like a thumb drive, albeit with no meaningful folder managment. She has loaded it up with a bunch of ebooks she already had in plain text, plus the aforementioned converted PDFs.
Something seems very wrong with the fact that a whole novel can be sent over a cell network for $0.10, but a text message of under 200 characters cost double that.
Maybe if they weren't in super stealth mode they would have seen each other and the accident could have been avoided. This technology is too dangerous and needs to be outlawed through international treaty. The up side is that we know that stealth works!!
When you outlaw stealth technology, only criminals with have stealth technology.
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