If beef costs more where do you think the money goes? It goes into the hands of working Americans who made the beef, who then spend it in America, which then goes into the hands of other working Americans.
Sorry, but the money won't be transferred into the hands of working Americans because people won't buy more expensive beef in the first place. If we take your argument to its logical conclusion, you would need to pass a law that would "protect" the American beef industry from "evil" corporations. Unfortunately for you, this law would enable bad companies to monopolize the industry, thereby lowering the quality of beef and driving its prices up.
I agree that some protections are necessary, but I think one of the defining characteristics of a first world country is that they don't protect labor too much. First world countries promote competition.
Moreover, once the "proposal" is voiced in these terms, the only reasonable answer to that can be "you are fired, effective right now."
I know this is somewhat off-topic, but I live in a 3rd world country with misguided pro-labor laws. Here in my country, you can't fire employees at will. I really believe that we can help improve our economy if employers can do that. Bad employees (i.e., the OP) are bad for business.
What happens if you want to move multiple files? You'll type it like this: Move *.htm to/newpath
The shell would then expand it to: Move file1.htm file2.htm file3.htm to/newpath
This will result in an error because the file "to" doesn't exist (or, if it exists, it will be moved without your permission). If you want to remove ambiguity, the current mv syntax works fine.
I've personally reported poisoned links that transfers the users into Bing image search. Whether it's unintentional or not, it tricks some users into using Bing instead.
I have an idea: Twitter can add a feature where users can expand a tweet to show a more insightful version of the post. In effect, this will allow users to retweet a blog post instead of just retweeting a link.
I thought it was just a Slashdot joke when someone says Mac fanbois are easily offended, but your username, macs4all (973270), just proves this to be true.
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If beef costs more where do you think the money goes? It goes into the hands of working Americans who made the beef, who then spend it in America, which then goes into the hands of other working Americans.
Sorry, but the money won't be transferred into the hands of working Americans because people won't buy more expensive beef in the first place. If we take your argument to its logical conclusion, you would need to pass a law that would "protect" the American beef industry from "evil" corporations. Unfortunately for you, this law would enable bad companies to monopolize the industry, thereby lowering the quality of beef and driving its prices up.
Yeah, macroeconomics dude.
The chemical was called Amber 31422. :)
There isn't enough porn. What ever happened to the free IPv6 Porn project? :)
I agree that some protections are necessary, but I think one of the defining characteristics of a first world country is that they don't protect labor too much. First world countries promote competition.
Moreover, once the "proposal" is voiced in these terms, the only reasonable answer to that can be "you are fired, effective right now."
I know this is somewhat off-topic, but I live in a 3rd world country with misguided pro-labor laws. Here in my country, you can't fire employees at will. I really believe that we can help improve our economy if employers can do that. Bad employees (i.e., the OP) are bad for business.
The Cheapest Amazon instance is around $0 (for one year, at least).
They will replace it with the power of peace.
What happens if you want to move multiple files? You'll type it like this: /newpath
/newpath
Move *.htm to
The shell would then expand it to:
Move file1.htm file2.htm file3.htm to
This will result in an error because the file "to" doesn't exist (or, if it exists, it will be moved without your permission). If you want to remove ambiguity, the current mv syntax works fine.
Barrett Brown can't Triforce.
I pasted the code into JS beautifier and got this. The function names and variables still look obfuscated, but at least it's readable.
But let's be honest: "P.J." has never been proven to be a real person.
Ladies and gentlemen, I bring you proof on the existence of PJ. Please check out the description of the video.
+1 Brilliant
There is no cake in Portal 2. Sorry, no cake for you!
Hehe... You might find this video interesting... =)
A submarine car has already been made back in ~1998.
I've personally reported poisoned links that transfers the users into Bing image search. Whether it's unintentional or not, it tricks some users into using Bing instead.
This was sponsored by Maxis, in cooperation with Jeniffer Government.
Just point your portal gun at the moon.
I have an idea: Twitter can add a feature where users can expand a tweet to show a more insightful version of the post. In effect, this will allow users to retweet a blog post instead of just retweeting a link.
Hmmm... Is there a precedent for /.'ing a physical real-life event??
You mean crashing the 90 year-old war vet William J. Lashua's birthday? Yeah.
Just use jail/chroot and don't run your web server as root. Problem solved.
Have you ever watched your friend play Uncharted 2, Crysis or Call of Duty? The realism is so great that it's like you're watching a movie.
I'd like to have whatever you're smoking, thanks.
I thought it was just a Slashdot joke when someone says Mac fanbois are easily offended, but your username, macs4all (973270), just proves this to be true.
I'm glad there's no rule #34 of this Iranian hacker.