Don't forget George SOROS and Fartbama Obongo and whatever other insane delusional justifications and allegiances you need to make sense of anything non-regressive.
Seems like one of the largest unions, that of the Police, are far from siding with OWS;
Of course, the whole point, of being anti-corporate and anti-corruption of Capitalism, is one that goes against the core fiber of both the Democrats and the GOP. So it is quite silly to equate the OWS with the DNC in the same way as the Tea Party was/is essentially just a fringe classification of the actual GOP base.
They already have insane, publisher-hating prices. A single case is something like $4, but if you add another disc to it it jumps to $~9, then it's something like $7 per extra disc after that.
The reasoning (other than sheer profit) is that multi-disc games make the system look bad.
Regardless, the prices would be too much, though the ability to possibly have chips that prevent sharing games/selling them used or even implementing a timed lifespan would make many publishers cream their pants.
Of course, with modding or even a specific software patch available in JP, you could play DVDs on the Wii. not sure about Blurays on the WiiU, as apparently the optical hardware is going to be just slightly different from standard BR readers to prevent piracy.
With 20-35GB being the standard monthly cap in many places like Canada, digital distribution for console games just isn't going to be feasible for a decade or two.
And being able to play newer games/Blurays, both advertised features. That they did not go this route is just...god, it's Samsung levels of legal incompetence.
Being able to play games on a game system without depending on externalities - a functionality, rather than a service - is kind of implicitly guaranteed.
It's all just playing to their base. Even if nobody else interfered, they'd still get their asses whooped by Israel if they made the slightest credibly aggressive move.
Hah. It's kind of funny; Develop super-cool, very efficient technology that improves your spy gear and...don't use it because it might fall into enemy hands.
You can already make such a system. There are tons of sites for importing short-range jammers, and from there it's just a matter of hooking it up to a speedometer system.
I'm personally not truly against either. But I don't view them as reliable or sustainable methods of profit. I don't know of what the alternatives are, but innovation is certainly needed by most sites and content producers.
Because you have ammunition to say that they're abusing the systems you put in place. Google has the same rights as sites like Hotfile to expect the rightsholders to do their fair work in researching violations.
Yes, yes. But 100% turnout from places that range from Apathetic to outright hatred of his Regime, and a majority vote for him? That's an entirely different level of bullshit than what Scott Walker could accomplish.
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Of course, not being a thorn in the side of people "Who Own You And You Should Shut Up And Take It, Stupid Unworthy Prole" was also a good benefit.
Don't forget George SOROS and Fartbama Obongo and whatever other insane delusional justifications and allegiances you need to make sense of anything non-regressive.
Seems like one of the largest unions, that of the Police, are far from siding with OWS;
Of course, the whole point, of being anti-corporate and anti-corruption of Capitalism, is one that goes against the core fiber of both the Democrats and the GOP. So it is quite silly to equate the OWS with the DNC in the same way as the Tea Party was/is essentially just a fringe classification of the actual GOP base.
Does this mean eventually running CUDA applications on AMD GPUs?
They already have insane, publisher-hating prices. A single case is something like $4, but if you add another disc to it it jumps to $~9, then it's something like $7 per extra disc after that.
The reasoning (other than sheer profit) is that multi-disc games make the system look bad.
Regardless, the prices would be too much, though the ability to possibly have chips that prevent sharing games/selling them used or even implementing a timed lifespan would make many publishers cream their pants.
Of course, with modding or even a specific software patch available in JP, you could play DVDs on the Wii.
not sure about Blurays on the WiiU, as apparently the optical hardware is going to be just slightly different from standard BR readers to prevent piracy.
With 20-35GB being the standard monthly cap in many places like Canada, digital distribution for console games just isn't going to be feasible for a decade or two.
And being able to play newer games/Blurays, both advertised features. That they did not go this route is just...god, it's Samsung levels of legal incompetence.
Being able to play games on a game system without depending on externalities - a functionality, rather than a service - is kind of implicitly guaranteed.
It's only mandatory for using other guaranteed functions and features of the system.
Well, one could grab a GPS device off of Ebay, slap on alongside it and claim the FBI was wholly responsible.
It's all just playing to their base.
Even if nobody else interfered, they'd still get their asses whooped by Israel if they made the slightest credibly aggressive move.
Not-completely inaccessible software laden with deceptive security flaws would be useful in creating a honeypot later though.
Hah.
It's kind of funny;
Develop super-cool, very efficient technology that improves your spy gear and...don't use it because it might fall into enemy hands.
After a tiny bit of coffee-break research, it seems that there are a decent chunk of first world countries that have compulsory voting.
Of course, if Russia did have it, I suppose it would expose these elections as even more of a fraud.
That's hilarious.
Like calling the fire department and asking why your lighter isn't working on your rug.
Cops are above the law, of course.
You can already make such a system. There are tons of sites for importing short-range jammers, and from there it's just a matter of hooking it up to a speedometer system.
I'm personally not truly against either. But I don't view them as reliable or sustainable methods of profit.
I don't know of what the alternatives are, but innovation is certainly needed by most sites and content producers.
Because you have ammunition to say that they're abusing the systems you put in place.
Google has the same rights as sites like Hotfile to expect the rightsholders to do their fair work in researching violations.
This is on a far higher level of corruption. This is outright forging every piece of the election results.
I was just curious as to the intertwining mechanics. No shit it's obvious fraud. Or rather, needs an entirely new term.
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Yes, yes. But 100% turnout from places that range from Apathetic to outright hatred of his Regime, and a majority vote for him? That's an entirely different level of bullshit than what Scott Walker could accomplish.