A large part of what investment banks do (on the "prop trading" side) is attempting to exploit market inefficiencies via various kinds of arbitrage plays.
I am pretty sure the prices will go down, for a very short while after the merger. It makes AT&T look good. Once the merger has been forgotten (read the very quarter), the price will be raised heavily.
When did that, they found someone to insure it. So if it ever happened, the insurer will bear the costs. I doubt they can find someone to insure, in this economy.
To be fair, a few of them do link to Copyrighted ROMs and some give instructions on where/how to obtain copyrighted ROMs. It can be argued that links themselves do not constitute infringement, but they are not always upheld. I have never heard of instructions, being considered infringement. I guess they just wanted to bully people into removing stuff they didnt like.
After considerable research and development, the Astronaut Pen was developed at a cost of $1 million.
You seem to imply NASA spend money on R&D and developed it. A guy called Paul Fisher spend money, developed it and gave it away to NASA. The Graphite Pencils were a hazard (would burn in 100% oxygen env, broken tips can fly into your eyes, electronics and cause a short etc) and this guy, simply had the desire and passion to invent a better solution.
First, most of these banks paid back the bailout money early, with interest. It's not like the money went into a black hole.
Banks still borrow at practically 0% interest rate from the Fed. How else do you think they paid back the bailout money? Fed low-interest rate loans FTW.
Too bad, at this rate, at the end of his 8 years term (assuming he will get reelected of course), he would have surpassed debt under GW, by another 50%.
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What about losing potential customers? In dont think they have grown enough that, they are content with current subscribers.
The DVD+streaming was a good deal to me, but now, it doesnt sound as good.
A large part of what investment banks do (on the "prop trading" side) is attempting to exploit market inefficiencies via various kinds of arbitrage plays.
Thereby, making it efficient?
Some of the dead might have heeded.
Thats sounds emo-ish, but I do know people who take into consideration how disaster prone area is before they buy a house there.
Er, I though you were talking about Child Porn and Meth labs. Why would the landlord care about copyright infringement?
. Follow them or I will call 911 and have you sent to federal prison.
FTFY
I am pretty sure the prices will go down, for a very short while after the merger. It makes AT&T look good. Once the merger has been forgotten (read the very quarter), the price will be raised heavily.
Be ready to eat your hat, sir!
When did that, they found someone to insure it. So if it ever happened, the insurer will bear the costs. I doubt they can find someone to insure, in this economy.
Er, no it means: Capitalism often picks cheap over reliable. The AC alluded that other economic system favour reliability more than capitalism.
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Yeah, why dont they just license the tech from NASA, or get some of off-the-shelf components and just fly away.
No one said they. Read carefully.
It was traveling at 1.2 times the speed of sound at the time.
BTW, IANAL!
To be fair, a few of them do link to Copyrighted ROMs and some give instructions on where/how to obtain copyrighted ROMs. It can be argued that links themselves do not constitute infringement, but they are not always upheld. I have never heard of instructions, being considered infringement. I guess they just wanted to bully people into removing stuff they didnt like.
After considerable research and development, the Astronaut Pen was developed at a cost of $1 million.
You seem to imply NASA spend money on R&D and developed it. A guy called Paul Fisher spend money, developed it and gave it away to NASA. The Graphite Pencils were a hazard (would burn in 100% oxygen env, broken tips can fly into your eyes, electronics and cause a short etc) and this guy, simply had the desire and passion to invent a better solution.
Its already being done in most parts of the world. Lookup Cloud Seeding
Okay, make that "a cloud". Now it could be anybody's cloud. Happy?
Not to worry. His passwords will be unecrypted too. So all you have to do is sniff his packets and you can get back your money and more!
For the humour impaired, that was a joke.
What the public reaction would be, and the amount of compliance
Now that you brought it up, anybody know what the level of compliance was?
No
Another reason as to why I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
Whats makes you think other planets are better?
First, most of these banks paid back the bailout money early, with interest. It's not like the money went into a black hole.
Banks still borrow at practically 0% interest rate from the Fed. How else do you think they paid back the bailout money? Fed low-interest rate loans FTW.
Actually, they make sure, you dont find the same model elsewhere, so that you cannot price match it.
Too bad, at this rate, at the end of his 8 years term (assuming he will get reelected of course), he would have surpassed debt under GW, by another 50%.
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Go away filter error!
It's surprising that there isn't more outcry from the FSF crowd over the fact that a closed-source platform now drives almost all web traffic.
Because it wouldnt work. Even if you release only parameters (and not the values you set them to) and people will still manage to game the system.