"the farm kids no longer work the farm in the summer"
Then what's the excuse for politicians (who never worked a farm in the first place)? They get longer holidays than I've ever had, being a farm kid who worked the farm in winter *and* summer.
Lined curtains work just fine. Plus they increase insulation when drawn over unlined ones so you don't use as much energy heating your house in the winter (when it is dark more, so they are more likely to be drawn). Think of the curtains in Victorian times. They were thick material for a reason.
That's the justification given: the poor kiddies have to go to school in the dark. This conveniently forgets that if you alter the time so that didn't happen (for the three weeks it takes for that hour to be cancelled out) they are coming home in the dark instead. But that's logic, which has no place here.
So it's the customer's fault that there isn't enough bandwidth because they're using too much, rather than AT&T's fault for not expanding the network to cope with all the millions they salt away in tax havens?
My pets have always had medical insurance. I have never had it. True, I'm in UK where it could be argued that I do because of the NHS, but they don't fund *everything*, unlike my pet's insurance, which is comprehensive and includes palliative care. My pets have better coverage than I do. So fuck you PETA.
It's extremely rare that an emergency results in a train stopped between stations: if you pull the cord the driver won't stop mid-tunnel. Every carriage on every train on every line has a notice stating this.
And this was part of the original plan: as well as having occasional open spaces (for lines close enough to the surface of course, see 23/24 Leinster Gardens) for venting until full electrification the engines were steam powered from coal burning. Got to get rid of the smoke somehow.
So it was fine for you to watch and enjoy them as a child but not for a child today because you subscribe to the ridiculous "imitation" dogma? Are you a violent racist wife-beating asshole or just an asshole?
Or use the word "irrespective". Not this gestalt abomination of the two. But then, people think "learnings" is a real word as well, when it was made up by Sasha Baron Cohen for his broken English speaking character Borat.
I find odd that someone with such a low UID would think this. Proof of posting just means you have a piece of paper that verifies you entered into a contract to have something delivered, something you don't get from just using a postbox. There's nothing to say that it will be delivered or even when, just your interaction.
Ireland *has* ratified it, as part of being in EU and implementing directives. The absolute minimum that can be implemented is that it is illegal for data belonging to EU nationals to leave EU without the *owner's* permission. Everything else is window dressing.
Written into the Act (2003) is the get-out clause (section 8), where data can leave without permission (say for US subpoena purposes). However, this is not a carte blanche instant compliance thing and requires the owner be informed as to the transfer with a maximum of 40 days before it can occur to allow an appeal against it. Failure to do so is the illegal act.
USA LEOs can subpoena all they like. However, if the data belongs to a foreign national (say, British) and is held on a foreign server (say, in Ireland) then Microsoft would be breaking EU law in handing it over as *that* is the law that applies, not US. Thus, as coercion to commit a criminal act is itself illegal in both US and EU, Microsoft refused to comply. This has nothing to do with the constitution.
If it was the other way around, for example data belonging to a US citizen stored anywhere else on the planet being subpoena'd by any other country on the planet, US would tell them to go fuck themselves. And they'd get applauded for it.
Atheists are as arrogant as Theists in that they are convinced what they say is correct with no room for argument. Atheists cite lack of proof as proof itself, Theists cite lack of proof as a deliberate action on the part of what they believe (thus faith). Agnostics recognise that no one is omniscient; the lack of proof of something can merely be that this proof hasn't been discovered yet and they are willing to accept that it may be forthcoming. See Higg's boson.
When I first saw Deadmau5 the first thing I thought of was a comedy show starring Johnny Vegas in which one (silent)character called Cartoon Head wears a mouse head throughout. Then I thought of Mickey only because he's a cartoon mouse as well.
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Yeah, but it's based on French time (UTC+1). They tried decimalising time in the revolution. That didn't work out too well.
"the farm kids no longer work the farm in the summer"
Then what's the excuse for politicians (who never worked a farm in the first place)? They get longer holidays than I've ever had, being a farm kid who worked the farm in winter *and* summer.
Lined curtains work just fine. Plus they increase insulation when drawn over unlined ones so you don't use as much energy heating your house in the winter (when it is dark more, so they are more likely to be drawn). Think of the curtains in Victorian times. They were thick material for a reason.
That's the justification given: the poor kiddies have to go to school in the dark. This conveniently forgets that if you alter the time so that didn't happen (for the three weeks it takes for that hour to be cancelled out) they are coming home in the dark instead. But that's logic, which has no place here.
So it's the customer's fault that there isn't enough bandwidth because they're using too much, rather than AT&T's fault for not expanding the network to cope with all the millions they salt away in tax havens?
You're advocating violence to "educate" and show superiority? Once you start down the path to the Dark Side, yada yada...
It's not the Geneva Convention, it's the Chemical Weapons Convention.
That's because you have a soul.
My pets have always had medical insurance. I have never had it. True, I'm in UK where it could be argued that I do because of the NHS, but they don't fund *everything*, unlike my pet's insurance, which is comprehensive and includes palliative care. My pets have better coverage than I do. So fuck you PETA.
It's extremely rare that an emergency results in a train stopped between stations: if you pull the cord the driver won't stop mid-tunnel. Every carriage on every train on every line has a notice stating this.
And this was part of the original plan: as well as having occasional open spaces (for lines close enough to the surface of course, see 23/24 Leinster Gardens) for venting until full electrification the engines were steam powered from coal burning. Got to get rid of the smoke somehow.
You can see their lips move.
Your mom gets enough publicity as it is...
So it was fine for you to watch and enjoy them as a child but not for a child today because you subscribe to the ridiculous "imitation" dogma? Are you a violent racist wife-beating asshole or just an asshole?
Or use the word "irrespective". Not this gestalt abomination of the two. But then, people think "learnings" is a real word as well, when it was made up by Sasha Baron Cohen for his broken English speaking character Borat.
I find odd that someone with such a low UID would think this. Proof of posting just means you have a piece of paper that verifies you entered into a contract to have something delivered, something you don't get from just using a postbox. There's nothing to say that it will be delivered or even when, just your interaction.
Ireland *has* ratified it, as part of being in EU and implementing directives. The absolute minimum that can be implemented is that it is illegal for data belonging to EU nationals to leave EU without the *owner's* permission. Everything else is window dressing.
Written into the Act (2003) is the get-out clause (section 8), where data can leave without permission (say for US subpoena purposes). However, this is not a carte blanche instant compliance thing and requires the owner be informed as to the transfer with a maximum of 40 days before it can occur to allow an appeal against it. Failure to do so is the illegal act.
USA LEOs can subpoena all they like. However, if the data belongs to a foreign national (say, British) and is held on a foreign server (say, in Ireland) then Microsoft would be breaking EU law in handing it over as *that* is the law that applies, not US. Thus, as coercion to commit a criminal act is itself illegal in both US and EU, Microsoft refused to comply. This has nothing to do with the constitution.
If it was the other way around, for example data belonging to a US citizen stored anywhere else on the planet being subpoena'd by any other country on the planet, US would tell them to go fuck themselves. And they'd get applauded for it.
"He must have forgotten to update it"
Bet you're glad you left.
I'm sure there's a "yo mama" joke in there, but I can't be bothered.
Atheists are as arrogant as Theists in that they are convinced what they say is correct with no room for argument. Atheists cite lack of proof as proof itself, Theists cite lack of proof as a deliberate action on the part of what they believe (thus faith). Agnostics recognise that no one is omniscient; the lack of proof of something can merely be that this proof hasn't been discovered yet and they are willing to accept that it may be forthcoming. See Higg's boson.
Not in UK they won't due to BT's Universal Service obligation. This is so you can always contact the emergency services should you need to.
The outside.
When I first saw Deadmau5 the first thing I thought of was a comedy show starring Johnny Vegas in which one (silent)character called Cartoon Head wears a mouse head throughout. Then I thought of Mickey only because he's a cartoon mouse as well.
And that'll be their excuse when they come back long after dark:
"Where the hell have you been?!"
"Imaging Earth."
"Until this time of night? I was worried sick!"
"We were curious."