I grew up in a very snowy place. Around 10-15 years ago we used to get 7 feet of snow sometimes (just in one snowfall too), usually before December was over. This year, I think total we got 2-3 inches. That is fact enough for me.
Not that I think its a bad idea, but who decides what is stupid or not? (And don't answer something like "well everything they say is stupid", I'm being serious here).
"The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors."
Now, I think they might be able to get him on bribery. But "they" could be got for bribery as well, so that's unlikely. Seems like failing to uphold the constitution should be an impeachable offence, but I guess when it was written they didn't think that the president was likely to fail in that duty.
Software is something people write and get paid for writing. That should be the complete extent of income from software... that, and maybe income from running said software.
Are you saying here that the complete extent of income from software should only be enough to cover the salaries for people who write it? Or are you saying that the only income involved with software at all should be programmer salaries?
Are you talking about a Virtual Private Server, or hosting your own server in a colocation facility?
The company I work for has Debian VPS slices, so there's that... But if you're looking for an OS X slice... I think you'd have to use some sort of hackintosh for that.
I'd suggest the same thing be done in the US, but I imagine the government would brand everybody involved to be terrorists (because of the damage done to business interests).
and it'd have to be perfect ice too, as Genesis describes stars pre-flood, which means it must have been optically clear.
Oh, so that sort of thing actually exists? All the ice I've ever seen is clearISH, see-through to the point where a thick enough concentration would obscure vision. But if perfectly clear ice exists then I guess that sort of thing would work...
I actually own a pair of those. I use them not so much anymore for the anonymous properties (because honestly when you're the only person wearing a pair everyone knows who you are) but more because the design allows me to see behind me while wearing them.
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Even something noble, like the GPL, can be twisted by any Lawyer into another route to extortion.
ftfy (mostly to correct it, and partially to remove your attempt at trolling)
I grew up in a very snowy place. Around 10-15 years ago we used to get 7 feet of snow sometimes (just in one snowfall too), usually before December was over. This year, I think total we got 2-3 inches. That is fact enough for me.
Congratulations! You've just posted the most idiotic slashdot comment of 2012.
We've still got a little less than 11 months to go, don't be giving that award out just yet.
"Although, generally copyright law does not apply to "useful articles" such as autos."
So we can download a car, if we really want to.
Not that I think its a bad idea, but who decides what is stupid or not? (And don't answer something like "well everything they say is stupid", I'm being serious here).
Considering the way most people text nowadays, yes, I'd say it is. It's certainly cryptic enough.
Now all we have to do is get congress to write their bills at Starbucks...
"Suspicious or coded writings, use of code word sheets, cryptic ledgers, etc"
To the average citizen, most programming languages would fit this.
You do realize that design patents are WIDELY held by many many companies.
I was not aware of that. Can you provide examples?
"The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors."
http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/constitution_transcript.html
Now, I think they might be able to get him on bribery. But "they" could be got for bribery as well, so that's unlikely. Seems like failing to uphold the constitution should be an impeachable offence, but I guess when it was written they didn't think that the president was likely to fail in that duty.
Likely the large corporations would never have even come about because someone else would have ripped off their designs in their early stages.
"using random chance to determine an outcome" hardly qualifies as "gameplay"
You do realize that we have a company that has patented a shape, right?
Software is something people write and get paid for writing. That should be the complete extent of income from software... that, and maybe income from running said software.
Are you saying here that the complete extent of income from software should only be enough to cover the salaries for people who write it? Or are you saying that the only income involved with software at all should be programmer salaries?
So why the fuck didnt you vote Bush out in 2004?
Hypocritical indeed
Maybe he did. The majority of people choose to vote Bush in again. Personally, I didn't agree, but that's democracy for you.
Until the end of the world. This is 2012, after all.
One day I hope you work in a field which suffers from incessant piracy and you remember back to when you thought it was OK.
Heh for a moment I thought you meant an actual field on a farm, and I was very confused.
Just pointing out, sometimes the very act of protesting is illegal. So how do you protest unjust laws then?
Are you talking about a Virtual Private Server, or hosting your own server in a colocation facility?
The company I work for has Debian VPS slices, so there's that... But if you're looking for an OS X slice... I think you'd have to use some sort of hackintosh for that.
Clearly that's just what they WANT you to think! /sarcasm
If it was WoW that got shut down we'd have riots in the streets...
I'd suggest the same thing be done in the US, but I imagine the government would brand everybody involved to be terrorists (because of the damage done to business interests).
They should do like shop owners did during prohibition: "Do NOT do this or else you will circumvent our block of TPB"
and it'd have to be perfect ice too, as Genesis describes stars pre-flood, which means it must have been optically clear.
Oh, so that sort of thing actually exists? All the ice I've ever seen is clearISH, see-through to the point where a thick enough concentration would obscure vision. But if perfectly clear ice exists then I guess that sort of thing would work...
Apple has 40,000 US employees
How many of those are manufacturing jobs?
I actually own a pair of those. I use them not so much anymore for the anonymous properties (because honestly when you're the only person wearing a pair everyone knows who you are) but more because the design allows me to see behind me while wearing them.