Count to 1 million. Every 1,000 (for the 1 in 1,000 people who might actually comment), cut off 0.001 inches from the tip of your finger. Enjoy your missing knuckle.
If the majority of a society joins in, who the fuck cares about being part of that society, and if the majority doesn't join in, then it isn't so much of a problem.
Apparently I was talking out my ass. I remember being put off by lack of export or some such thing, but I can't find anything explaining what I remember.
No really, it doesn't take a lot of force to plug in a USB cable. On my laptop, when the plug is oriented correctly, it goes a little ways into the socket; when it is not oriented correctly, it does not fit into the socket at all. It only takes a very small amount of self control not to just wedge it in there.
It is kind of bizarre, Microsoft had 5 times Apple's profits on 3 times Apple's revenues (Adding 8 billion of gross profit on top of 9 billion of revenue, to Apple's 3 billion of gross profit on 5 billion of revenue).
Or put it in a password database like passwordsafe or keepass. This has the advantage that you can make copies and not worry a great deal about where they end up (Of course, don't email it to your nemesis, but copying the file to a CD isn't anything to worry about).
The question of whether it is legal (it seems fairly likely) is still quite separate from whether it should be (are there serious problems raised by requiring warrants?).
As is said by someone above, this significantly lowers the cost for police to track a vehicle full time, giving them what is essentially a new capability. Asserting that old laws should be the only laws that apply to new technology probably isn't the solution.
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Count to 1 million. Every 1,000 (for the 1 in 1,000 people who might actually comment), cut off 0.001 inches from the tip of your finger. Enjoy your missing knuckle.
It's low, but there is not indication that the 'job' was a year long. I.e., 15k for skilled labor for a week is pretty spiffy.
I'm pretty sure that coming in fourth place in a single Olympic event is a real accomplishment.
If the majority of a society joins in, who the fuck cares about being part of that society, and if the majority doesn't join in, then it isn't so much of a problem.
This is essentially what I was thinking when I read the parent comment, but you stated it better than I would have.
Courts and prosecutors already exercise wide latitude in deciding what to spend their time on.
He doesn't mind if you do it, he just wants you to call it a privileged and to pay someone for it.
What context could possibly rescue those writings from being full of hyperbole, dogma, propaganda, and meaningless blatherings?
Apparently I was talking out my ass. I remember being put off by lack of export or some such thing, but I can't find anything explaining what I remember.
Scribus is going to take an awful long time to gain any sort of traction if it continues to not work with formats that it doesn't like politically.
How do you feel about the current administration and the Constitution?
So Catholic priests are Democrats who say they are Republicans?
Is not. You is.
Your doing it wrong.
I stand by my right to be an idiot anywhere I damn well please.
Or do I mean I stand bye my write to be an idiot anywere I dam well please?
I see what you are driving at, but one of my older brothers breaks a lot more shit than I do, simply because he doesn't pay shit for attention.
I prefer not to spend money when my (momentary!) attention is going for such low, low prices.
I've always had the very small amount of self control required to not take my frustrations out on the inanimate object.
I guess you are trying too hard.
No really, it doesn't take a lot of force to plug in a USB cable. On my laptop, when the plug is oriented correctly, it goes a little ways into the socket; when it is not oriented correctly, it does not fit into the socket at all. It only takes a very small amount of self control not to just wedge it in there.
You can see the amusement boiling up into Bush's face at the end of the speech.
The share price is a proxy for a certain percentage of future earnings; it is exactly related to projected value.
The institutional ownership of Microsoft, Dell and Apple is about the same:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=AAPL
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=MSFT
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=dell
It is kind of bizarre, Microsoft had 5 times Apple's profits on 3 times Apple's revenues (Adding 8 billion of gross profit on top of 9 billion of revenue, to Apple's 3 billion of gross profit on 5 billion of revenue).
Or put it in a password database like passwordsafe or keepass. This has the advantage that you can make copies and not worry a great deal about where they end up (Of course, don't email it to your nemesis, but copying the file to a CD isn't anything to worry about).
When your back asks you a question, no matter the question, the proper response is to poke it in the eye.
The question of whether it is legal (it seems fairly likely) is still quite separate from whether it should be (are there serious problems raised by requiring warrants?).
As is said by someone above, this significantly lowers the cost for police to track a vehicle full time, giving them what is essentially a new capability. Asserting that old laws should be the only laws that apply to new technology probably isn't the solution.
Finding your statements vexing?
You have every reason to say "It should not be vexing" or "I don't see why you would find it vexing", but you can't actually say "It is not vexing".