Cool, man. When the tobacco companies were getting sued left and right a decade ago, they should have negotiated a settlement where they donated cigarettes to schools.
Next week: Gilette to sue people who buy one of their razors and then figure out or tell anyone how to remove and resharpen the blades rather than buying more.
Here's how i look at it: If everybody did that, Gilette would go out of business. So it is wrong to resharpen your razor blades, and it ought to be illegal.
What if everybody went to the library instead of the bookstore?
What if everybody didn't run out and buy the products they saw advertised on TV? There would be no incentive to advertise, so the shows would get no support, and there would be no content.
Does that mean it's wrong to watch a TV show without rushing out to buy the products you saw advertised on it?
What? The topic was how stupid and useless the windows keys are, and you said that one thing they're useful for was renaming files. But using the "Right-click" key to do that still requires you to select "rename" from the list that pops up; it's faster to just press F2. So it was insightful -- it showed that your example did not stand.
What? That'd be too harsh? The punishment should fit the crime? Ah, now you're getting it.
Break into an electronics store and steal a TV, you'll get out of jail in three years and start life fresh.
Break an algorithm, you'll do more time, have your paycheck docked when you get out, and maybe more (e.g. Mitnick couldn't use computers for years after his release because erased all those people's data.. no wait, he didn't. He shut down their systems, wreaking havoc and terror. Hold it, that's not it. He stole their secrets and tried to sell the information. No wait, he didn't do that either.)
I went to Catholic school for ten years, forced to write in script. Like eating those disgusting communion wafers and wearing an awful school uniform, the mere thought of it brings up anger tempered by the relief that nobody will ever be able to force me to do it again.
How happy to read that the world is rising up against at least one of the three.
I benefit, as does everyone else, because stuff costs a lot less than it used to (adjusting for inflation). I might make less because i have to compete with a foreign worker, but i can get a lot more for that lesser salary than i'd be able to get otherwise.
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I don't get it.
Was "befirts" a typo? Either way, could you explain?
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The passengers, or the airline employees, could file a lawsuit against the airline years after an incident.
Cool, man. When the tobacco companies were getting sued left and right a decade ago, they should have negotiated a settlement where they donated cigarettes to schools.
Is this like a movie reference or something?
Next week: Gilette to sue people who buy one of their razors and then figure out or tell anyone how to remove and resharpen the blades rather than buying more.
Here's how i look at it: If everybody did that, Gilette would go out of business. So it is wrong to resharpen your razor blades, and it ought to be illegal.
Yes, of course i'm kidding.
Butler, at least two labs in Lerner, the CS wing of Mudd, all over Avery, and as of a year or two ago, the Wien basement and a room off 251 Mudd.
Right, but there are also public Windows and Mac labs all over campus, and they all are set to use Moz as the default browser.
Why don't we just prevent the hijacking in the first place?
:)
Personally, I think if we were to see a new 9-11 size terrorist attack, it would be something besides what is expected.
Sounds like you answered your own question.
What if everybody went to the library instead of the bookstore?
What if everybody didn't run out and buy the products they saw advertised on TV? There would be no incentive to advertise, so the shows would get no support, and there would be no content.
Does that mean it's wrong to watch a TV show without rushing out to buy the products you saw advertised on it?
For the love of god, we're not disagreeing with you. I'll keep this short:
Stuffing a CD under your shirt and walking out of the store without paying for it is stealing and it is wrong.
Downloading a song off the internet is copyright infringement, and it is wrong. But it is not stealing.
Stealing is worse than copyright infringement.
But copyright infringement is still wrong.
Are we all in agreement on these points? Good. Then this thread can end.
What's an obasan?
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Ok, I've found one exception; I do often tab through links, and having a way to get to "Open in New Window" is a little useful"
In Mozilla, you can set Ctrl-Enter to do that.
What? The topic was how stupid and useless the windows keys are, and you said that one thing they're useful for was renaming files. But using the "Right-click" key to do that still requires you to select "rename" from the list that pops up; it's faster to just press F2. So it was insightful -- it showed that your example did not stand.
If you understand this, send a fax to 1 (212) XXX-XXXX.
That fax number's in a strange code too.
Nah, there's no code; it's just 212-999-9999.
Yeah, we should have just killed him.
What? That'd be too harsh? The punishment should fit the crime? Ah, now you're getting it.
Break into an electronics store and steal a TV, you'll get out of jail in three years and start life fresh.
Break an algorithm, you'll do more time, have your paycheck docked when you get out, and maybe more (e.g. Mitnick couldn't use computers for years after his release because erased all those people's data.. no wait, he didn't. He shut down their systems, wreaking havoc and terror. Hold it, that's not it. He stole their secrets and tried to sell the information. No wait, he didn't do that either.)
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Ha!
Great attitude there, Rob.
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What is that, a mnemonic?
What doors?
You misspelled "orthography," ironically.
Perl is better. :)
.. 59999) { print "mail 21255$i\@mobile.example.com < spam.txt\n" }' | sh
$ perl -e 'for $i (50000
Actually, I'm not really sure what a capitla 'Q' looks like.
Judging from the picture in the article, the teacher isn't sure either -- they just use the print "Q".
I went to Catholic school for ten years, forced to write in script. Like eating those disgusting communion wafers and wearing an awful school uniform, the mere thought of it brings up anger tempered by the relief that nobody will ever be able to force me to do it again.
How happy to read that the world is rising up against at least one of the three.
I benefit, as does everyone else, because stuff costs a lot less than it used to (adjusting for inflation). I might make less because i have to compete with a foreign worker, but i can get a lot more for that lesser salary than i'd be able to get otherwise.