And piss-poor journalism, also. Subtitle "...while safeguards can be a hassle for users, librarians say the effort is worth it..." - name a single, identifiable librarian who gives a pinch of shit if the paid-journal asshats get their pound of flesh every time someone reads an article. The journal publishers can all go fuck themselves. Knowledge is to be shared, and nobody else gives a damn if these assholes make money off of it.
Way to completely miss the point. It failed because the people running the medicinal marijuana stores (and their associated pet doctors) are making WAY too much money from it to allow it to be legalized. They spent a metric fuckton of money to make sure it got defeated so they could keep their monopoly.
No, they're not saying that the mold itself is appearing in the chips, just that the mold's DNA is. Therefore, the presence (or absence) of the mold in a sample would skew the results when using these chips. And yes, saying that the DNA appears "in silico" is perfectly valid here - whether you care for the term or not.
Add to that the notion that with this $32,5000 "settlement", never mind the ridiculous extortion amount claimed, is probably the most money that this picture has ever generated in its entire lifetime.
I wish USB had a magnetic connector like that. I myself have had more 9.8 m/sec^2 events involving USB than power connectors, but maybe I'm in the minority.
And by naming his post "Kind of Screwed", he's just "slightly altered" the name of the album, making that a derivative work as well.
Do you have an argument for why a photographer has rights to this kind of extortion for a fifty year-old picture? Not the actual picture, mind you, but a version that's sooo pixelated that you wouldn't recognize it except with some external context?
And that's just an extrapolation from the very first Saturday Night Live, where they ran a fake commercial for "Triple Trac: because you'll believe anything".
Being executives, these individuals should be well aware that business is all about the bottom line.
Well said! Fuck loyalty! Fuck commitment! Fuck achievement! Fuck reward! In a Proper World(tm), we'd send people like these to the gas chamber after they'd served their purpose.
My wife keeps saying this, but at ~35 dollars an ounce, I think it's already a bubble price. Serious question: what's the real price of silver, in say, movie tickets or bags of groceries, and what's it going to be 18-24 months from now?
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And piss-poor journalism, also. Subtitle "...while safeguards can be a hassle for users, librarians say the effort is worth it..." - name a single, identifiable librarian who gives a pinch of shit if the paid-journal asshats get their pound of flesh every time someone reads an article. The journal publishers can all go fuck themselves. Knowledge is to be shared, and nobody else gives a damn if these assholes make money off of it.
OMG!!! Goooooooaaaaaalll!! lol
I'm pretty sure Balmer's clouds have more methane and sulphur dioxide in them.
Ahhh Microsoft. Can those fuckers INNOVATE, or what?
Way to completely miss the point. It failed because the people running the medicinal marijuana stores (and their associated pet doctors) are making WAY too much money from it to allow it to be legalized. They spent a metric fuckton of money to make sure it got defeated so they could keep their monopoly.
Actually, when you smoke the sativa, your saliva dries up.
No, they're not saying that the mold itself is appearing in the chips, just that the mold's DNA is. Therefore, the presence (or absence) of the mold in a sample would skew the results when using these chips. And yes, saying that the DNA appears "in silico" is perfectly valid here - whether you care for the term or not.
There's NOTHING intelligent about DRM.
Argue once, fail forever. Not on the basis of the argument itself, but on HOW the argument was made. Gotta love the legal system :(
Add to that the notion that with this $32,5000 "settlement", never mind the ridiculous extortion amount claimed, is probably the most money that this picture has ever generated in its entire lifetime.
That USB devices will try to recharge themselves from inappropriate places?
Ever plug a GPS into a smartphone with USB? Usually the GPS says to itself "Oh look, a connection. I'll just charge up my battery...".
There can be only one!
(and NO fans)
I wish USB had a magnetic connector like that. I myself have had more 9.8 m/sec^2 events involving USB than power connectors, but maybe I'm in the minority.
I was released before 1959, and I'm not Public Domain (yet).
And by naming his post "Kind of Screwed", he's just "slightly altered" the name of the album, making that a derivative work as well.
Do you have an argument for why a photographer has rights to this kind of extortion for a fifty year-old picture? Not the actual picture, mind you, but a version that's sooo pixelated that you wouldn't recognize it except with some external context?
Unfortunately, in both C# and C++, eleven is an invalid value, but there was no exception handler, so...
And that's just an extrapolation from the very first Saturday Night Live, where they ran a fake commercial for "Triple Trac: because you'll believe anything".
If we throw enough GPUs at it, if we could detect dupes on Slashdot?
Well said! Fuck loyalty! Fuck commitment! Fuck achievement! Fuck reward!
In a Proper World(tm), we'd send people like these to the gas chamber after they'd served their purpose.
And even before they all link together and form a MegaZord that crushes cars and buildings underfoot...
Luckily for all of us who will eventually end up paying the fines for them, Citibank is Too Big To Fail.
Yup. Every bit as valuable as being an "HTML programmer" in 2000. And, obviously, about the same skill levels.
So you're saying bitcoins aren't worth shit?
My wife keeps saying this, but at ~35 dollars an ounce, I think it's already a bubble price. Serious question: what's the real price of silver, in say, movie tickets or bags of groceries, and what's it going to be 18-24 months from now?