And, just like last time, Fargo is going to claim that since the victims are existing customers, they've already signed a binding arbitration clause, which prevents them from joining class-action suits. These guys are a bigger bunch of mindless jerks than the marketing division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.
We'll be reaching out to the U.S. Army to confirm the memo and to understand what is specifically meant by 'cyber vulnerabilities.' Until then, we ask everyone to refrain from undue speculation."
I'm going to go ahead and speculate that if they don't know what 'cyber vulnerabilities' means, then they shouldn't be making drones.
So now British nationals can be charged for violations of NN U.S.C. x.y.z (technical/procedural "crimes") that occurred OUTSIDE U.S. jurisdiction? So when can we expect US bankers to go to jail for violating other countries banking laws?
Exactly. The notion that we're all going to subscribe to tens of monthly streaming services at 12$ or so a pop (particularly just to watch a single exclusive series) is ludicrous. CBS was counting on this series to be their flagship for why you should subscribe to their service. The fact that the showrunner is now gone tells you that a) he quit because there was too much interference, or b) they fired him, thus proving there's too much interference.
Uh, no. The Post Office receives ZERO "tax dollars". They only get what they make from postage. FedEx and UPS have the Post Office do last-mile delivery for them because it's CHEAPER (for them) that way.
Take a look at maritime law for plenty (~600 years) of examples. The whole notion of ship's registry or its flag state tells you where all this is going. Luxembourg is simply making a play to be the Liberia of the future space merchant fleet.
That's just astonishing. Get the Nobel committee on the phone. It'll be interesting to see what tweaks to the Standard Model come about as a result of this -- one of its 72 unexplained empirical "constants" has suddenly been (drastically) updated.
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And, just like last time, Fargo is going to claim that since the victims are existing customers, they've already signed a binding arbitration clause, which prevents them from joining class-action suits.
These guys are a bigger bunch of mindless jerks than the marketing division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.
If you want to avoid another person's microbes, don't touch their keyboard or mouse.
I'm going to go ahead and speculate that if they don't know what 'cyber vulnerabilities' means, then they shouldn't be making drones.
By the ridiculous logic of this case, a (foreign national) knife maker could be charged as an "accessory to murder".
Yeah, all them villagers at the gate with torches and pitchforks would make me nervous, too.
So now British nationals can be charged for violations of NN U.S.C. x.y.z (technical/procedural "crimes") that occurred OUTSIDE U.S. jurisdiction? So when can we expect US bankers to go to jail for violating other countries banking laws?
Exactly. The notion that we're all going to subscribe to tens of monthly streaming services at 12$ or so a pop (particularly just to watch a single exclusive series) is ludicrous. CBS was counting on this series to be their flagship for why you should subscribe to their service. The fact that the showrunner is now gone tells you that a) he quit because there was too much interference, or b) they fired him, thus proving there's too much interference.
No, no, no. it's:
NevadaTestTrack nevadaTestTrack = new NevadaTestTrack("Hyperloop One");
And his cars already go Ludicrous Speed! Meesa worried about Annie in Hyperloop One Full Scale pod.
Uh, no. The Post Office receives ZERO "tax dollars". They only get what they make from postage. FedEx and UPS have the Post Office do last-mile delivery for them because it's CHEAPER (for them) that way.
Then why oh why do FedEx and UPS use the Post Office for last-mile delivery so often? Hmmmm??
Take a look at maritime law for plenty (~600 years) of examples. The whole notion of ship's registry or its flag state tells you where all this is going. Luxembourg is simply making a play to be the Liberia of the future space merchant fleet.
As opposed to the average, run-of-the-mill Flash "programmer"?
Marked NOTLAME, WONTACCEPT, closed.
Also, lameness filter.
So you're saying a language that people find useful could persist without the company that created it continuing to exist? Huh. Never thought of that.
Let's talk about Sun Microsystems...
I think I found the flaw in your logic. It applies to vaccines as well.
Like desegregation, for example?
Even Franklin Fucking Delano Roosevelt never had the balls to refer to them as "my Generals".
LOL. Exactly.
Full body shiver.
Bravo. Your PhD thesis in trolling has been accepted and forwarded to the accreditation committee.
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Because fallback kernels are for pussies, right?
That's just astonishing. Get the Nobel committee on the phone. It'll be interesting to see what tweaks to the Standard Model come about as a result of this -- one of its 72 unexplained empirical "constants" has suddenly been (drastically) updated.