You are illiterate and a moron. Seriously, the AC wasn't that difficult to follow, and what he said accords with my understanding as well. Most exemptions in law are based on religious freedom, and that implies that some people consider it a religious issue.
There's no problem with charging more for faster access. The problem is that carriers want to charge both their customers and the businesses whose data they provide to their customers to move the same set of bits.
It sounds like BT is doing the opposite. They will be paying the providers and charging the consumers.
The Internet is global, and any platform built on it is going to reach millions, if not billions, of people. If we pass laws that require companies to police their users, we will simply lose the platforms. Whatever happened to personal responsibility and liability? Why aren't the harassers arrested and charged? Why is Grindr the villain in this suit?
(I know there are people here who would love to see the more popular platforms disappear, but that's just petty jealousy and elitism talking.)
They aren't protesting anything. They are just being jackasses. I think the pickups should be crushed into little cubes. It would not particularly upset me if the owners were inside during the operation.
DevOps typifies the phrase "jack-of-all-trades, master of none". This is a trend I've started to see where I work. A push to get everyone at least a little knowledgeable about everything, so anyone can fill in for anyone else. The idea that specialized skills allow a good team to be more efficient and productive is mostly lost on my coworkers.
Why does it have to be fixed? Are you going to just eliminate people who post abusive tweets? Because being "abusive" in this fashion has been a human trait since communication was invented.
I've been running Debian on a hosted virtual machine for the past 15 years or so. I guess it's time to find a new distribution. I don't use Weboob, but I'm not going to support an organization that has given in to terrorists.
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Apple could fund a 100 lawyers for a 100 years out of petty cash. Multiple fronts isn't going to overwhelm Apple's legal team.
No. A crashing plane is having no trouble descending.
Have you ever been in a hospital with more doctors than patients? I haven't.
It's not even that. The guy died. This is his relatives complaining, not the patient.
I think it's macOS 10.12.4 that was released in 2016.
It is illegal, but not immoral or ethical, to rip your face off and stuff it up your ass.
How would this not be a 1st amendment violation?
I wish I could drop a textbook down the stairs and end up with an iPad Pro!
I've worked for a company that uses an enterprise account for internal testing. Apps signed with enterprise profiles are never seen by Apple.
Anti-vaxx disease is most prevalent amongst well-educated, highly-paid Whites. This is not an education problem that money can fix.
I'm not worried. Just bummed that I can't blow your face off with a shotgun for being a fucking moron.
You are illiterate and a moron. Seriously, the AC wasn't that difficult to follow, and what he said accords with my understanding as well. Most exemptions in law are based on religious freedom, and that implies that some people consider it a religious issue.
I don't think you should be apologizing for slashdot's inability to handle a 20+ year old standard.
There's no problem with charging more for faster access. The problem is that carriers want to charge both their customers and the businesses whose data they provide to their customers to move the same set of bits.
It sounds like BT is doing the opposite. They will be paying the providers and charging the consumers.
The Internet is global, and any platform built on it is going to reach millions, if not billions, of people. If we pass laws that require companies to police their users, we will simply lose the platforms. Whatever happened to personal responsibility and liability? Why aren't the harassers arrested and charged? Why is Grindr the villain in this suit?
(I know there are people here who would love to see the more popular platforms disappear, but that's just petty jealousy and elitism talking.)
They aren't protesting anything. They are just being jackasses. I think the pickups should be crushed into little cubes. It would not particularly upset me if the owners were inside during the operation.
DevOps typifies the phrase "jack-of-all-trades, master of none". This is a trend I've started to see where I work. A push to get everyone at least a little knowledgeable about everything, so anyone can fill in for anyone else. The idea that specialized skills allow a good team to be more efficient and productive is mostly lost on my coworkers.
Why does it have to be fixed? Are you going to just eliminate people who post abusive tweets? Because being "abusive" in this fashion has been a human trait since communication was invented.
It's not the phone that's broken. Slashdot is stuck in 1991.
I've been running Debian on a hosted virtual machine for the past 15 years or so. I guess it's time to find a new distribution. I don't use Weboob, but I'm not going to support an organization that has given in to terrorists.
I can't imagine any intelligence agency on the planet was ignorant of the same information that Yandex had to blur their maps.
US Law is only worth tissue paper outside the US.
The article is proof you are incorrect.
These sanctions are not good in international law as they are not UN sanctioned and in fact are contrary to the UN treaty with Iran
Sanctions need not be agreed upon by the UN to be legal. The UN does not negotiate treaties with sovereign nations.
I have a Mitsubishi Attrage (company lease car), and it won't lock if the fob is inside the car.
The first iPhone didn't support 3g. Other than USB, Apple pretty much lags behind on new technology uptakes.
I'm pretty sure you are alone, else you wouldn't need your own tower!