That's true. The MS alternatives suck, but let's not be blind to the problems that google has. Plus we already have good alternatives. It's called FOSS.
They're kind of right on this one. I wouldn't trust google docs to run a business. I mean, I might venture to do libreoffice, or other free software, not only because it is a better software model, but it's good for the company, but MS is right in this case. Not so sure about the gmail thing, though I don't appreciate being scanned, which is why I don't use it.
The government is wrong. It's that simple. The government also used to disagree that women could vote, but they were wrong. Legality has nothing to do with right and wrong.
Having sex isn't agreeing to have a child. Women may get pregnant, fine, but they have a choice, if they choose to have a child, then let them raise it. No one else's responsibility.
If you can watch it from the highway, it is generally understood that it's fair game. The hunters here were wrong to damage other's property. The simple fact is that they had no expectation of privacy, nor should they have. If these were pot farmers, and they were spotted by the police in a helicopter, or by using a drone, no warrant would be required. It's "in plain sight." Hippies they may be, but a crime has been committed against them.
They are running a business and trying to make money. It's the same reason that I don't "support" their products. I don't care about Sony because they don't care about me. Also, If I wanted those albums, I'd torrent. She's dead anyway.
I would like to think, against all reason, that some of the looters were students and now some of those books are hidden away in some of their houses, saved from the mob, but I don't think this is true. If my local university was in a war zone, I might actually take some books from it to keep. It sure beats having them burned for warmth or some other thing that could befall them. It's the same reason why I keep a backup of wikipedia at home.
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If only the rest of the world saw it his way. If he did invent email, that is.
Yeah, but this is a planet full of feminist women, so it's a little harrier and no protagonist.
That's true. The MS alternatives suck, but let's not be blind to the problems that google has. Plus we already have good alternatives. It's called FOSS.
They're kind of right on this one. I wouldn't trust google docs to run a business. I mean, I might venture to do libreoffice, or other free software, not only because it is a better software model, but it's good for the company, but MS is right in this case. Not so sure about the gmail thing, though I don't appreciate being scanned, which is why I don't use it.
The government is wrong. It's that simple. The government also used to disagree that women could vote, but they were wrong. Legality has nothing to do with right and wrong.
Having sex isn't agreeing to have a child. Women may get pregnant, fine, but they have a choice, if they choose to have a child, then let them raise it. No one else's responsibility.
It's the simple fact that if you chose to have a child, and women do have a choice, then it's your child. Why drag someone else into it?
That's funny, since most divorces are filed by women. Who is it that can't commit?
You're lucky, my professor was murdered for wanting to leave his wife. Afterward, she badmouthed him on the nightly news.
He graduated Summa Cum Laude. He doesn't have to show you shit.
If you can watch it from the highway, it is generally understood that it's fair game. The hunters here were wrong to damage other's property. The simple fact is that they had no expectation of privacy, nor should they have. If these were pot farmers, and they were spotted by the police in a helicopter, or by using a drone, no warrant would be required. It's "in plain sight." Hippies they may be, but a crime has been committed against them.
I'm pretty sure I heard a bird singing a copyrighted song. They should ban those too.
[sarcasm]No, that would be socialism and that's bad.[/sarcasm]
They are running a business and trying to make money. It's the same reason that I don't "support" their products. I don't care about Sony because they don't care about me. Also, If I wanted those albums, I'd torrent. She's dead anyway.
And you obviously don't need doctors ever, since you clearly know when they are wrong and right.
Yeah, radios are so experimental.
Though, he may have thought himself to be a God, else he would have gone to a doctor sooner and he'd still be alive.
Who goes on five? Three is the magic number, my friend.
The article doesn't say, but it was more likely that they were spying on him.
The article says that he told his colleagues to "blow away" the competition, so most likely it read as, "Blow them away." And it was misinterpreted.
They arrested him because of a simple text message, not because any actions that he took. Just speech. That's a lot worse, if you ask me.
Fukushima was not closed off from the rest of Japan. It's not the same scenario.
I would like to think, against all reason, that some of the looters were students and now some of those books are hidden away in some of their houses, saved from the mob, but I don't think this is true. If my local university was in a war zone, I might actually take some books from it to keep. It sure beats having them burned for warmth or some other thing that could befall them. It's the same reason why I keep a backup of wikipedia at home.
I've noticed that in America, only the poor people seem to get morbidly obese. It might have something to do with cheap food being no good for you.
There's nothing wrong. As long as the man doesn't whip it out right there and then, everything is fine.