Game companies don't provide ban evidence to end-users, because cheaters always request it so they can improve their cheat progs so that their next account can avoid the banhammer.
Simply coming back with "ok, we get the message - you don't like SOPA. But i don't hear you jackoffs coming up with any better ideas, do I?" is bully psychology. it is a sorry attempt to rephrase the conversation as "well, do you prefer A or B?"
but that's not the issue. the issue is, "does this problem need to be solved at all?"
because if we simply accept the choice between horrible implementation that infringes on our rights A and horrible implementation that infringes on our rights B, we're not actually thinking about all of the possibilities. maybe piracy, ultimately, is better for the public than either choice A or choice B.
Isn't the use of lasers for blinding enemy personnel against the Geneva Convention? What makes it sound like a good idea for use on your own Citizens if you can't use it against enemy infantry? Not to mention the lawsuits resulting from failures that wind up permanently blinding people.
1) You should probably delete your profile ahead of time, then. 2) I'm pretty sure that if you took the action to "delete your profile" with such a short turnaround time, then the spouse's login to your FB account would undo the "delete" action, anyway. Logging in to a FB account during the "deletion waiting period" cancels the deletion.
You know, I had a salesperson at Best Buy try to charge me a higher price than what was marked on an item as well, until I spoke up and made them correct it. I wonder if this is a standard practice at Best Buy now...
And while we're on the topic, Sanjuro is also a great flick. "It is a sequel to Kurosawa's previous film Yojimbo, with Mifune reprising his role as a wandering ronin." http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056443/
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Did they include all the aspiring actors/actresses working as waiters in that estimate?
See also: "A Colder War"
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Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
If anyone is going to bring us Shadowrun-style corporate arcologies, it'll be Google.
The jobs of the future may be done by robots, but they'll need people to build and maintain those robots.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYu1qW8Dctk
Buffout.
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Buffout
"I prepared Explosive Runes today."
Not to Godwin the thread or anything, but "I was just following orders" didn't work well as a defense at the Nuremberg trials. Just sayin'.
"There'd better be some sort of concrete proof"
Game companies don't provide ban evidence to end-users, because cheaters always request it so they can improve their cheat progs so that their next account can avoid the banhammer.
for the most part, this statement is true of non-virtual cards as well.
Vault-Tec stock is up!
Simply coming back with "ok, we get the message - you don't like SOPA. But i don't hear you jackoffs coming up with any better ideas, do I?" is bully psychology. it is a sorry attempt to rephrase the conversation as "well, do you prefer A or B?"
but that's not the issue. the issue is, "does this problem need to be solved at all?"
because if we simply accept the choice between horrible implementation that infringes on our rights A and horrible implementation that infringes on our rights B, we're not actually thinking about all of the possibilities. maybe piracy, ultimately, is better for the public than either choice A or choice B.
just a thought.
Not in Austin. That's more down on the coastline, 3.5-4 hr away.
Primary source:
http://www.un.org/millennium/law/xxvi-18-19.htm
And, links to the wikipedia articles (if that's not considered too circular):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convention_on_Certain_Conventional_Weapons
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_on_Blinding_Laser_Weapons
Isn't the use of lasers for blinding enemy personnel against the Geneva Convention? What makes it sound like a good idea for use on your own Citizens if you can't use it against enemy infantry? Not to mention the lawsuits resulting from failures that wind up permanently blinding people.
What a bad idea.
it's easier to get your own citizens to remain complacent about being spied on than the enemy agents.
I believe that one of the account options is that you can opt-out from moderation. Check that and see if that's what's going on...
1) You should probably delete your profile ahead of time, then.
2) I'm pretty sure that if you took the action to "delete your profile" with such a short turnaround time, then the spouse's login to your FB account would undo the "delete" action, anyway. Logging in to a FB account during the "deletion waiting period" cancels the deletion.
mod parent up.
first you give them generous caps.
then, once they're used to it, you crank it down and siphon out the money from their pocketbooks.
You know, I had a salesperson at Best Buy try to charge me a higher price than what was marked on an item as well, until I spoke up and made them correct it. I wonder if this is a standard practice at Best Buy now...
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I'm sure you already know this, but...
Yojimbo (1961)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055630/
A Fistful of Dollars (1964)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058461/
Last Man Standing (I) (1996)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116830/
And while we're on the topic, Sanjuro is also a great flick. "It is a sequel to Kurosawa's previous film Yojimbo, with Mifune reprising his role as a wandering ronin."
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056443/
Dave Barry's already gotten that experience.
http://www.npr.org/2010/11/15/131338172/humorist-dave-barry-and-the-tsa
something that brings up vastly different search results than expected.