So on top of the fee that they charge you for selling your item on eBay, they get to take another few percents off the buyer for using Paypal.
Eventually, if they don't ban the other methods of payment, they would charge a few percents on using the other payment methods as an "inconvenience charge".
Well, this is the beginning of the end of another good idea.
Prevent, impede, delay or disrupt access to any data, information, image, program, signal or sound;
Under this definition of "encryption", I could argue that by compressing the file it would "delay access" by making them wait for the time 7zip takes to unzip. So now zipped files are encrypted?
As a congress critter, if there is a part of a bill you don't like IT IS YOUR JOB TO VOTE AGAINST THE WHOLE THING!!!!
If we don't have this, bills will never get past Congress, because there's always a small little tiny bit in the hundreds of pages of legal gibberish that someone disagrees with, but it is too small to veto the whole bill (a few months of work) for, or even too small to notice. That's how earmarks get through.
"The right to free speech" in reality translates to "The right to conventional, relatively non-controversial speech in a setting that will not upset anyone or be particularly noticed by anyone who might be offended or threatened by said speech." The second you attempt to break out of any one of those tight boundaries, you WILL find yourself in jail/kicked out of school/fired/persecuted or in some way silenced or punished.
The right to free speech does not include the right to libel anyone.
But this being the Internet, I think the valuable "life lesson" that the kid should have learned is that she should have been more careful in covering her own tracks.
But the biggest problem, he said, may be that Apple's iTunes and other download services have made customers used to buying a song at a time, not an album, and making their own compilations.
The horror! Now we don't have to pay for the album fillers that comes with the one song that we want?
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So on top of the fee that they charge you for selling your item on eBay, they get to take another few percents off the buyer for using Paypal.
Eventually, if they don't ban the other methods of payment, they would charge a few percents on using the other payment methods as an "inconvenience charge".
Well, this is the beginning of the end of another good idea.
Prevent, impede, delay or disrupt access to any data, information, image, program, signal or sound;
Under this definition of "encryption", I could argue that by compressing the file it would "delay access" by making them wait for the time 7zip takes to unzip. So now zipped files are encrypted?
genre
Classical - lots of orchestral instruments
Hip-hop - repetitive loops of drum / bass with melodic lyrics
Rap - repititive loops of drum / bass with unmelodic lyrics
Techno - Synthetic (simple wavelength) instruments
etc.
mood
Major and minor chords.
composer or title
Huge music database + measuring contours, with "almost match" working. This doesn't sound incredibly sophisticated to me.
Actually, that's Lockheed Martin for using Imperial units.
Murder the president? I think most people on /. wouldn't mind. A few might even encourage you.
As a congress critter, if there is a part of a bill you don't like IT IS YOUR JOB TO VOTE AGAINST THE WHOLE THING!!!!
If we don't have this, bills will never get past Congress, because there's always a small little tiny bit in the hundreds of pages of legal gibberish that someone disagrees with, but it is too small to veto the whole bill (a few months of work) for, or even too small to notice. That's how earmarks get through.
"The right to free speech" in reality translates to "The right to conventional, relatively non-controversial speech in a setting that will not upset anyone or be particularly noticed by anyone who might be offended or threatened by said speech." The second you attempt to break out of any one of those tight boundaries, you WILL find yourself in jail/kicked out of school/fired/persecuted or in some way silenced or punished.
The right to free speech does not include the right to libel anyone.
But this being the Internet, I think the valuable "life lesson" that the kid should have learned is that she should have been more careful in covering her own tracks.
But the biggest problem, he said, may be that Apple's iTunes and other download services have made customers used to buying a song at a time, not an album, and making their own compilations.
The horror! Now we don't have to pay for the album fillers that comes with the one song that we want?
Untag yourself. If it's not listed under your name, colleges won't find it.