Impeachment is NOT a vote of no confidence. It is the legislative equivalent of an indictment. It isn't saying "fuck this guy," it's saying "this guy should be in prison."
No kidding that data is valuable. I mean iphone users have proven that they are easily led bandwagon jumpers with plenty of money to spend on crap they don't need. Advertisers are jizzing all over themselves to get at that data.
Bing was created mainly as an attack on Google and an attempt to get into the search business, not because Microsoft had something new to offer in search.
Wrong. Microsoft's first legitimate innovation ever is Bing's video search's startling proficiency at finding porn. Google doesn't even come close.
I can see the value in certain limited fields (such as animation, mentioned in the article) if they follow the specific rules laid out for under-paid or unpaid interns, but there is absolutely no reason it should spread to the general business community.
You're making a moral argument and attempting to apply it to amoral entities.
The reason for it to spread to the general business community is that it saves them money. That is the only reason there needs to be for it to happen.
http://www.epi.org/publications/entry/pm160/ Internships—the vast majority of which are unpaid—have become a staple of the college experience. In 1992, only 9% of graduating college students had participated in internships; by 2006 that figure increased nine-fold to 83% (Ortner 1997/1998; NACE 2008), representing at least 2.5 million student workers each year
People are desperate, and companies know they can do this. Note that that 83% figure is for 2006. If it isn't close to 100 percent now I'd be shocked.
Um, excuse me, but the role of the state is to fund a ridiculous overkill military, and to protect the wealthy from the poor (using that military if necessary). Also it is to get out of the way of businesses because they are inherently good and nothing they do could therefore be wrong.
If Tesla follows the lead of that one Tesla owner and starts installing charging stations around the country, they could still win (in the US at least, which could help give them the rest of the world) and own the standard.
You win, because you actually got the goddamn meme right. It isn't rocket surgery.
"Yo dawg, I heard you like so we put in your so you can (different, but related) while you !"
If your contract has a clause that anything you create on the clock (or off it) belongs to the company, you just patented yourself out of your own way of working if you go anywhere else.
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The actual prop must have had a workable rail, even if it didn't have a real screen.
Is that in the US?
Except for the ones in states where that is restricted or outlawed at the behest of the telcos.
That reflects badly on both of us, Patty. This record should be held by an American.
Nothing which makes major campaign contributions is harmful.
Impeachment is NOT a vote of no confidence. It is the legislative equivalent of an indictment. It isn't saying "fuck this guy," it's saying "this guy should be in prison."
The armed forces that got the longest distance sniper kill ever recorded.
Somalia is under-polluted.
If you don't have to go outside to shit, you grow complacent and weak.
If the bacteria are anaerobic, they could get into the oil field itself and deplete it.
Until I can get reliably get pings low enough to play intercontinental TF2, I won't want anyone playing Operation Online in my guts, thanks.
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If this becomes the business model of choice for more hardware companies, or MOST hardware companies, it will matter. A lot.
And while we're at it, he's no true Scotsman, either.
Audio porn. I don't mean pornographic audiobooks. I mean something like this famous holophonic recording: http://www.holophonic.ch/archivio/testaudio/voce.mp3 Except not just sexy but explicitly sexual.
No kidding that data is valuable. I mean iphone users have proven that they are easily led bandwagon jumpers with plenty of money to spend on crap they don't need. Advertisers are jizzing all over themselves to get at that data.
Bing was created mainly as an attack on Google and an attempt to get into the search business, not because Microsoft had something new to offer in search.
Wrong. Microsoft's first legitimate innovation ever is Bing's video search's startling proficiency at finding porn. Google doesn't even come close.
I can see the value in certain limited fields (such as animation, mentioned in the article) if they follow the specific rules laid out for under-paid or unpaid interns, but there is absolutely no reason it should spread to the general business community.
You're making a moral argument and attempting to apply it to amoral entities. The reason for it to spread to the general business community is that it saves them money. That is the only reason there needs to be for it to happen.
http://www.epi.org/publications/entry/pm160/
Internships—the vast majority of which are unpaid—have become a staple of the college experience. In 1992, only 9% of graduating college students had participated in internships; by 2006 that figure increased nine-fold to 83% (Ortner 1997/1998; NACE 2008), representing at least 2.5 million student workers each year
People are desperate, and companies know they can do this. Note that that 83% figure is for 2006. If it isn't close to 100 percent now I'd be shocked.
Um, excuse me, but the role of the state is to fund a ridiculous overkill military, and to protect the wealthy from the poor (using that military if necessary). Also it is to get out of the way of businesses because they are inherently good and nothing they do could therefore be wrong.
RTFA.
Better than getting nothing, and while the perverse incentive is still there, it is reduced.
If Tesla follows the lead of that one Tesla owner and starts installing charging stations around the country, they could still win (in the US at least, which could help give them the rest of the world) and own the standard.
You win, because you actually got the goddamn meme right. It isn't rocket surgery. "Yo dawg, I heard you like so we put in your so you can (different, but related) while you !"
If your contract has a clause that anything you create on the clock (or off it) belongs to the company, you just patented yourself out of your own way of working if you go anywhere else.