The "freedom to encumber" works is like the "freedom to punch someone"... They are both 'freedoms' that only exist at the expense of others.
-- Gregory Maxwell, discussion on licensing
It must be awesome to have a name like "Gregory Maxwell"; all your quotes sound authoritative.
Absolutely. But where else is there to go where they speak English and don't have conscription or identity cards? The US - nope, it's support our troops or get out over there too. Australia - rampant net censorship. New Zealand - pray-as-you-go welfare.
Let's see... Zimbabwe's right out. I would suggest Oz or NZ but you already discounted those. South Africa could be a good option, although the affirmative action is overboard. That leaves... Canada!
Lucky them.
Here in NYC, Time Warner just released a 50/5 Mb DOCSIS 3.0 plan... For a whopping cost of $99.95/month.
Here in Johannesburg the best I can find for $99.95/month is 4 megabit download 512kilobit upload speed with a 5 gigabyte monthly cap.
It seems strange to see people who have insanely fast virtually unlimited cheap internet complaining. I guess it's all a matter of perspective.
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It must be awesome to have a name like "Gregory Maxwell"; all your quotes sound authoritative.
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To the contrary: one of the main stereotypically-racist groups (white South Africans) is a minority.
If you can dodge a class action lawsuit, you can dodge a ball.
Let's see... Zimbabwe's right out. I would suggest Oz or NZ but you already discounted those. South Africa could be a good option, although the affirmative action is overboard. That leaves... Canada!
Same thing really - after all, "mal" is "bad"... in Latin
Now that you mention it... since it's not the first language to be called Go perhaps they should call it Go2.
He didn't know your password. He just typed "********" but you saw it as "hunter32" because that's your password.
Here in Johannesburg the best I can find for $99.95/month is 4 megabit download 512kilobit upload speed with a 5 gigabyte monthly cap. It seems strange to see people who have insanely fast virtually unlimited cheap internet complaining. I guess it's all a matter of perspective.