Maybe in a legal sense, but you can certainly communicate without words. Indicating that you won't compete on price if your competitor doesn't isn't a complicated message to send. And since secret deals aren't legally enforceable, it's really the behavior that matters anyway.
They would have to index Microsoft's domains, but since it can't easily be verified whether 3rd parties are respecting Microsoft's trademarks and licenses, excluding them is really the right thing to do.
The same Southern Poverty Law Center that classifies picking up girls as hate? No doubt their methods are effective; heroic groups like the Nazis and the RIAA also found asset seizure useful.
Saves them money, and also encourages group assimilation like in the military, where you don't even get toilet stalls. Identification with the school produces alumni who donate, though nowadays kids are looking for better amenities, which the premium schools at least will offer as a selling point
That's just because he was a politician too. Other religions might have mythologized founders, but the leaders here on earth are usually going be brutal.
Not really... Most states are discouraging teens from driving at all. Death is better than an empty life. And all this hysteria over risk and arousing discussion of "harsh punishment" is actually just gratuitous now that the driverless car is almost here.
Unregulated monopolies are abusive since the company doesn't have to win customers, but the customers actually have to beg for crumbs of the product. Not worth the time to offer extra services even for a higher price since almost unlimited profits can already be extracted with no effort.
Yeah, there is no fun slip-and-slide slope where ISPs compete for the cheapest per GB pricing. Instead each local monopoly looks at what the others get away with and tries to screw its customers a little bit more. The government must regulate utility monopolies pricing. 1000% profit margins are unacceptable: tear down the wires!
Much better places to spend your money. Where are the topless beaches, the luxury brothels, the autobahns, the elephant hunts, the tropical islands, etc. etc.? Meanwhile, Warren Buffet enjoys eating at McDonald's...
Where I live there are no such choices, and I actually buy a lot of staples online since they are cheaper via UPS. Cheap healthy options are still available in chain stores, but there is still more effort involved. Most people aren't very educated about cooking or what they eat, and it doesn't really matter anyway, because laziness has become more of a community virtue than conscientiousness.
In the case of the internet, government says that communications technology has made existing laws insufficient, and it establishes new powers to maintain order; in this case technology has made existing laws excessive (it has not been normal to put a helicopter over every street to keep the peace "for quite some time"), and further limitations of government power are necessary.
Police make a lot of arrests for unrelated crimes when they pull over cars. Maybe the cars can scan your face for warrants, sniff you for drugs, and if there is a positive result lock the doors and drive you to jail...
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Maybe in a legal sense, but you can certainly communicate without words. Indicating that you won't compete on price if your competitor doesn't isn't a complicated message to send. And since secret deals aren't legally enforceable, it's really the behavior that matters anyway.
They would have to index Microsoft's domains, but since it can't easily be verified whether 3rd parties are respecting Microsoft's trademarks and licenses, excluding them is really the right thing to do.
A profit meter should be included that shows how every 100GB you greedily consume steals $0.015 from the CEO's bonus.
4k movie files will be hundreds of gigabytes...
Requiring license plates for bicycles was done in the past and is occasionally brought up by some useless legislator.
The same Southern Poverty Law Center that classifies picking up girls as hate? No doubt their methods are effective; heroic groups like the Nazis and the RIAA also found asset seizure useful.
Saves them money, and also encourages group assimilation like in the military, where you don't even get toilet stalls. Identification with the school produces alumni who donate, though nowadays kids are looking for better amenities, which the premium schools at least will offer as a selling point
Learning to recognize and process words visually is a lot more important for kids.
Better than the secular doctrine that a boy will inevitably date rape a girl when left alone with her.
That's just because he was a politician too. Other religions might have mythologized founders, but the leaders here on earth are usually going be brutal.
Not surprising that taxation is different than in tiny socialist welfare states. But that doesn't mean it isn't too high by normal standards.
It's not the driving itself, it's the sex in the back seat!
every attempt to stop that is a good one
Not really... Most states are discouraging teens from driving at all. Death is better than an empty life. And all this hysteria over risk and arousing discussion of "harsh punishment" is actually just gratuitous now that the driverless car is almost here.
You can transfer 1TB/month over 3mbit DSL...
Unregulated monopolies are abusive since the company doesn't have to win customers, but the customers actually have to beg for crumbs of the product. Not worth the time to offer extra services even for a higher price since almost unlimited profits can already be extracted with no effort.
Welcome to 2006: movies can now be 50GB.
Yeah, there is no fun slip-and-slide slope where ISPs compete for the cheapest per GB pricing. Instead each local monopoly looks at what the others get away with and tries to screw its customers a little bit more. The government must regulate utility monopolies pricing. 1000% profit margins are unacceptable: tear down the wires!
Much better places to spend your money. Where are the topless beaches, the luxury brothels, the autobahns, the elephant hunts, the tropical islands, etc. etc.? Meanwhile, Warren Buffet enjoys eating at McDonald's...
Zuckerberg apparently swindled him out of 10s of billions of dollars, so you can't really blame him for being very protective of his last 4.
And actually a gun ban is unthinkable. Almost every inch of earth is secured with massive stockpiles of firepower.
The median net worth for people under 40 is something like $8000...
Where I live there are no such choices, and I actually buy a lot of staples online since they are cheaper via UPS. Cheap healthy options are still available in chain stores, but there is still more effort involved. Most people aren't very educated about cooking or what they eat, and it doesn't really matter anyway, because laziness has become more of a community virtue than conscientiousness.
In the case of the internet, government says that communications technology has made existing laws insufficient, and it establishes new powers to maintain order; in this case technology has made existing laws excessive (it has not been normal to put a helicopter over every street to keep the peace "for quite some time"), and further limitations of government power are necessary.
He probably grew up as a "citizen of the world" since his family was wealthy. Bill Gates is a square.
Don't think rich people have to worry about that kind of thing
Police make a lot of arrests for unrelated crimes when they pull over cars. Maybe the cars can scan your face for warrants, sniff you for drugs, and if there is a positive result lock the doors and drive you to jail...