I didn't know starcraft II had worgen in it. I mean, i guess infected terrans are like vampires. Cuz you know, i would of figured that all one needs to do to avoid them is lift your cities off the ground and head in the same direction as the rotation, sounds like a plan.
Take away his profits? all he's doing is soldering a chip in a console with a few wires. That should be perfectly legal regardless of the intended use.
Because in almost all the cases it's so very hard to change the password.
Most of the time they email you when you forgot your password. It's your fault for not changing it after you can get into your account. Or can you suggest a better way to do this? snail mail you a new password? text you it?
Not needing to print out things would be the death of printers, not ms word. Creating documents is still necessary, just not printing them out. I think the point of ms word was to be a word processor, not to print things.
How many times can i say print and yet make a case about the death of something else?
When was service ever defined as retaining electronic copies on the user's devices?
Correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't the files physically stored on local storage on a kindle? If the deletion happened remotely, then that really doesn't fall into play.
I'm sure you would like it if Microsoft decided that it's licenses to xp were invalid because end of life and just decided to remotely remove it. I'm pretty sure they have something in their eula which states they can do whatever they want with it no matter the media that it's on. And i'm pretty sure that they would have their pants sued. This should be applied to amazon and they should learn the hard way that destruction of property that they themselves sold is highly illegal.
I never understood why we believe aliens would use radio signals to communicate. They take millions of years to reach another solar system let alone another galaxy. It's like comparing colonizing the earth with only the use of your 2 legs. Then compare it to just adding boats, now add planes to the mix. Each is a huge leap forward.
It would only make sense if they used FTL communication and FTL travel. Thus making this silly paradox meaningless.
I would think you might want to try and figure out gravitational communication first as that should be instantaneous communication.
hmm... sending a colony/ark ship is nice, only if you know where your sending it to. It would be silly/foolish to not plan where to go. Space is the place to explore and to start getting ourselves into. Unlimited resources, more room, more possibilities. Once the economic hurdles of getting into space get overcome, everything else is not a problem.
Yeah you don't really get it. Here in the states it's a compulsory license, meaning even if you only play unlicensed indie music which you have written consent from the artists themselves you are still required to pay sound exchange.
So there goes your theory of how it hurts the RIAA.
You know, the only people that suffer are the little kiddies who can't afford an ipod, who don't have access to the internet and are spoon fed the crap the clear channel broadcasts. The state of terrestrial radio is bad, really bad with hardly a choice of what to listen to and nothing but crap music (top 100, top 40, easy listening being the biggest categories). The only choice for any sort of radio is internet radio with a good selection of just about everything. Of course they're trying to kill that off so, good luck with that, right? Ohh, there's college radio which has a good selection, but i bet if this bill passes a lot of colleges will be dumping their licenses due to cost issues.
well i guess i can spoof downloading some kitty porn from your ip address. Then we'll see how well your analogy holds up. Last time i checked houses were a lot harder to up and move then ip addresses.
And thus was created the most boring game to play. Having to wait real time in order to gain skills is not very fun, however it makes for a great business model.
I mean the concept of skill is that a better skilled player will win. Applied to eve it means whomever created their character earlier has a greater chance to win unless completely outnumbered. So it's not a whole lot of skill involved. The specialization is great until you realize that a core set of skills are needed to fly ships, which in a space ship combat game should be everyone's main focus. The life of a eve scientist who flies from station to station in shuttles queuing up research projects is pretty lame. So is waiting a month to level up a skill to get 5% more damage.
So if your wife accidentally wrote your an email to your work account stating that she got your package of viagra, i would hope for your sake that you would assume that the personal message would not be company property/disclosed and your co-workers wouldn't be laughing at your expense during lunch about your erectile dysfunction.
Separation isn't the problem, it's the notion that privacy and work can't both exist at the same time.
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I wish i could mod ya up to +5 Hero.
Because air travel is so much different than boats, taxis, cars, buses, biking, walking and all other modes of transportation.
Because it's inconceivable for someone to cause harm to others in any other mode of transportation.
macguiver, is that you?
I didn't know starcraft II had worgen in it. I mean, i guess infected terrans are like vampires. Cuz you know, i would of figured that all one needs to do to avoid them is lift your cities off the ground and head in the same direction as the rotation, sounds like a plan.
success is very subjective. Can't really measure it and can't really perform any tests to determine it.
I thought code is like art. You can't manufacture art, therefore coding something to bypass an encryption would be legal.
I swear, my pacemaker started downloading kitty porn! It wasn't me!
No need to throw away your books. Just get google to remotely delete it off your kindle.
Take away his profits? all he's doing is soldering a chip in a console with a few wires. That should be perfectly legal regardless of the intended use.
Because in almost all the cases it's so very hard to change the password.
Most of the time they email you when you forgot your password. It's your fault for not changing it after you can get into your account. Or can you suggest a better way to do this? snail mail you a new password? text you it?
Maybe it's time to evaluate 2 girls 1 cup for educational reasons...
Then again maybe not
Not needing to print out things would be the death of printers, not ms word. Creating documents is still necessary, just not printing them out. I think the point of ms word was to be a word processor, not to print things.
How many times can i say print and yet make a case about the death of something else?
When was service ever defined as retaining electronic copies on the user's devices?
Correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't the files physically stored on local storage on a kindle? If the deletion happened remotely, then that really doesn't fall into play.
I'm sure you would like it if Microsoft decided that it's licenses to xp were invalid because end of life and just decided to remotely remove it. I'm pretty sure they have something in their eula which states they can do whatever they want with it no matter the media that it's on. And i'm pretty sure that they would have their pants sued. This should be applied to amazon and they should learn the hard way that destruction of property that they themselves sold is highly illegal.
I never understood why we believe aliens would use radio signals to communicate. They take millions of years to reach another solar system let alone another galaxy. It's like comparing colonizing the earth with only the use of your 2 legs. Then compare it to just adding boats, now add planes to the mix. Each is a huge leap forward.
It would only make sense if they used FTL communication and FTL travel. Thus making this silly paradox meaningless.
I would think you might want to try and figure out gravitational communication first as that should be instantaneous communication.
hmm...
sending a colony/ark ship is nice, only if you know where your sending it to. It would be silly/foolish to not plan where to go. Space is the place to explore and to start getting ourselves into. Unlimited resources, more room, more possibilities. Once the economic hurdles of getting into space get overcome, everything else is not a problem.
Stop playing with your food!
well the radiation from the granite kills off bacteria, right? I think that's a win win.
Yeah you don't really get it. Here in the states it's a compulsory license, meaning even if you only play unlicensed indie music which you have written consent from the artists themselves you are still required to pay sound exchange.
So there goes your theory of how it hurts the RIAA.
You know, the only people that suffer are the little kiddies who can't afford an ipod, who don't have access to the internet and are spoon fed the crap the clear channel broadcasts. The state of terrestrial radio is bad, really bad with hardly a choice of what to listen to and nothing but crap music (top 100, top 40, easy listening being the biggest categories). The only choice for any sort of radio is internet radio with a good selection of just about everything. Of course they're trying to kill that off so, good luck with that, right? Ohh, there's college radio which has a good selection, but i bet if this bill passes a lot of colleges will be dumping their licenses due to cost issues.
well i guess i can spoof downloading some kitty porn from your ip address. Then we'll see how well your analogy holds up. Last time i checked houses were a lot harder to up and move then ip addresses.
And thus was created the most boring game to play. Having to wait real time in order to gain skills is not very fun, however it makes for a great business model.
I mean the concept of skill is that a better skilled player will win. Applied to eve it means whomever created their character earlier has a greater chance to win unless completely outnumbered. So it's not a whole lot of skill involved. The specialization is great until you realize that a core set of skills are needed to fly ships, which in a space ship combat game should be everyone's main focus. The life of a eve scientist who flies from station to station in shuttles queuing up research projects is pretty lame. So is waiting a month to level up a skill to get 5% more damage.
As far as i know all of them coverage in Newark NJ
So if your wife accidentally wrote your an email to your work account stating that she got your package of viagra, i would hope for your sake that you would assume that the personal message would not be company property/disclosed and your co-workers wouldn't be laughing at your expense during lunch about your erectile dysfunction.
Separation isn't the problem, it's the notion that privacy and work can't both exist at the same time.
Did you not see the south park episode with Christopher Reeves? That's exactly how it works.
What's the carbon footprint of my toilet wastes? I think knowing that would be more beneficial for calculating arbitrary numbers for the waste of spam