Right, but the parent was discussing mandatory vaccination because you must get vaccinated to go to school. But since you don't have to go to mandatory vaccination school, you do have options.
Problematic given that lawyers of differential quality have differential cost. So if I try to sue a big corporation, and they decide to run up the court costs into the millions, I'm screwed if I lose? I may as well not sue, no matter how legitimate my claim.
Who pays that kind of salary to someone who isn't good enough to land another job? I'd like to go work there, because surely I could pull in 500k? I have recruiters badgering me three or four times a day to take interviews... it is not hard to get a job right now if you are a decent developer.
Yesterday there was room for one internet on the internet. Today, there is room for three and a half internets on the internet. That's a lot of internets, and could well be seen as a revolution. After all, the first internet was a revolution, what will three internets do for us?
Well, imagine yesterday we had room for one internet on the internet. Now we have room for three and a half internets on the internet. That's a lot of internets.
Reread your own post: "If you ask your dentist for your x-ray negatives they will not give them to you."
I asked my dentist for my x-ray negatives, and they gave them to me. This contradicts what you said in your post to which I replied. I think this is fairly straightforwardly inferred from my statement that "I have xray negatives from multiple dentists."
I doubt many of the readers of this sequence will feel like I lost this argument, but I suppose there's a fool born every minute.
I have xray negatives from multiple dentists. Your claim simply isn't factual, it is more of an indication that you have a bad dentist. Go get a better dentist.
I've contracted for multiple places with million dollar lawyers to review their contracts that used 'work for hire'. Those lawyers obviously have some belief that they will prevail if it comes down to a lawsuit. They could be wrong, but I doubt it.
The way to make an online system uncrackable seems totally straightforward, I wonder if the developers are stupid or they weren't willing to make secure DRM.
You're probably incorrectly assuming that 'live ground cover' doesn't have a legal definition both distinct from reality and free from any sensible meaning, like most legal concepts.
Why anyone would have bought into such a community in the first place escapes me. It was #1 on the list of dead to me properties when I consulted a real estate agent. Who doesn't think that an HOA is just an invitation to abuse, and why would you pay MORE to pay more for an HOA?
#1: only an idiot relies on the MTBF statistic as their backup strategy, so speed matters more (and helps you perform your routine backups faster).
#2: for energy efficiency, you don't buy a big spinning disk for your laptop, you use a solid state device.
#3: wait, i thought you didn't want them to talk about performance? This format should indeed be better performing for video editing, however, since you asked.
Not only is the jerk pool not as large as the victim pool, you can't even get the jerks to accept being the victims, so even if you had jerk world online, you'd find the jerks complaining about the unfairness of it. So no matter how large that pool is, unless you can find a pool of people who enjoy losing, you're not going to have a viable pvp game.
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Dolphins can barely recognize themselves in a mirror. I'm not sure we're going to get a lot of eloquent communication out of them.
Right, but the parent was discussing mandatory vaccination because you must get vaccinated to go to school. But since you don't have to go to mandatory vaccination school, you do have options.
That's precisely what I meant, thanks for clarifying, as a lot of bumbleheads apparently couldn't make out what I was saying. :-)
I live in CA, in the US. Can you name a state that requires you to send your kid to school?
Problematic given that lawyers of differential quality have differential cost. So if I try to sue a big corporation, and they decide to run up the court costs into the millions, I'm screwed if I lose? I may as well not sue, no matter how legitimate my claim.
Nowhere in the us are you required to send your kids to school.
Who pays that kind of salary to someone who isn't good enough to land another job? I'd like to go work there, because surely I could pull in 500k? I have recruiters badgering me three or four times a day to take interviews ... it is not hard to get a job right now if you are a decent developer.
If you allow such people in your house, you really get what you deserve.
That deserves at least a couple of funny mods. I'm sorry it was a reply to me so I can't moderate it. :-)
And in the case of newegg, 'somebody' is usually a robot.
Yesterday there was room for one internet on the internet. Today, there is room for three and a half internets on the internet. That's a lot of internets, and could well be seen as a revolution. After all, the first internet was a revolution, what will three internets do for us?
Well, imagine yesterday we had room for one internet on the internet. Now we have room for three and a half internets on the internet. That's a lot of internets.
1080p is so 2008. Everyone who cares about video quality has moved on to the 8k format.
Reread your own post:
"If you ask your dentist for your x-ray negatives they will not give them to you."
I asked my dentist for my x-ray negatives, and they gave them to me. This contradicts what you said in your post to which I replied. I think this is fairly straightforwardly inferred from my statement that "I have xray negatives from multiple dentists."
I doubt many of the readers of this sequence will feel like I lost this argument, but I suppose there's a fool born every minute.
I have xray negatives from multiple dentists. Your claim simply isn't factual, it is more of an indication that you have a bad dentist. Go get a better dentist.
I've contracted for multiple places with million dollar lawyers to review their contracts that used 'work for hire'. Those lawyers obviously have some belief that they will prevail if it comes down to a lawsuit. They could be wrong, but I doubt it.
The way to make an online system uncrackable seems totally straightforward, I wonder if the developers are stupid or they weren't willing to make secure DRM.
You're probably incorrectly assuming that 'live ground cover' doesn't have a legal definition both distinct from reality and free from any sensible meaning, like most legal concepts.
Why anyone would have bought into such a community in the first place escapes me. It was #1 on the list of dead to me properties when I consulted a real estate agent. Who doesn't think that an HOA is just an invitation to abuse, and why would you pay MORE to pay more for an HOA?
I think the answer is that:
#1: only an idiot relies on the MTBF statistic as their backup strategy, so speed matters more (and helps you perform your routine backups faster).
#2: for energy efficiency, you don't buy a big spinning disk for your laptop, you use a solid state device.
#3: wait, i thought you didn't want them to talk about performance? This format should indeed be better performing for video editing, however, since you asked.
Re: your sig ... don't worry about it, we're going to inflate it away. Imagine if the statistic was $6500/household instead, and worry at that level.
Not only is the jerk pool not as large as the victim pool, you can't even get the jerks to accept being the victims, so even if you had jerk world online, you'd find the jerks complaining about the unfairness of it. So no matter how large that pool is, unless you can find a pool of people who enjoy losing, you're not going to have a viable pvp game.
But your memes might want to live on after you die, which was my point. You don't have to be here to see it, they will.
Because, you know, having a fascination with death, the end of us all, the foundation of every major religion, makes you evil.
Pregnancies at 12 are not terribly uncommon. So you can jump from 4 generations at 60 years to 5.