I'm all for smaller government. We're not dealing with just business to business dealings when it comes to the internet we're dealing with nation to nation. So when hosts from one nation are crippling your business with attacks, how do you bring them to justice without dealing with government?
As long as governments want to draw these lines and claim nationalities then they need to be able to deal with problems that transcend those lines.
It's obvious you can read and count from your user name, but do you understand logic?
"Apple has paid $1 billion to developers." - is a half truth. That's maybe why the editor of the article put in the full sentence:
"And Apple has paid out over $1 billion to app developers (their 70% cut fo all sales)." (spelling error preserved so you could get a hardon)
Apple didn't 'pay $1 billion to developers' cause they're such nice guys. They did so because that's what the developers had coming to them. To put it in the context that they did it for any other reason is faulty and/or misleading logic.
It is clear that the $1B is referring to the money users paid for the apps
is 100% correct so don't get your panties in a bunch.
If, for example, medical interns had a union to prevent 16-hour shifts, I imagine we could agree that to be a step forward.
And then what happens if the medical union didn't get what it wanted at the bargaining table? Ooops sorry no medical attention for you, they're on strike.
My father is pro-union. In the years growing up at home his workplace went on strike no less then 3 times and each time he did not want to at all. None of his friends did, but management did. So our family was stuck accepting handouts to help feed the kids because some people wanted another week of vacation or another $1 an hour. He called other men 'scabs' as they drove past the picket line to work to try and feed their children. There may be a time and place for unions but I've never witnessed it. The end of my fathers work with his company, the union went on strike one last time, and forced the business to close up forever as they couldn't meet the demands. The company is currently located in Mexico where people who want a job can have a job and feed their children.
You don't have to download it with steam every time. They have a simple menu option for archiving the game which will break it down into CD or DVD sized chunks for you to burn off. The first disk also contains the installer and steam.
There are many honest cops, but they are doing their job and not screwing with citizens so the citizens don't even notice them.
How come we never see them speak up when another cop is under indictment for brutality? You would think a criminal would be a criminal, but if they wear a badge then they're somehow exempt. Any cop who can stand by silently while another cop takes away basic human rights is just as guilty.
I think that *all* Mario games have inaccurate physics when jumping and breaking a brick. If they used accurate physics, Mario would fall to the ground unconscious immediately after whacking his head.
Reforms are clearly needed, since nobody should have any reason to fear anything but due processes if they are accused of a crime.
If we're to put cameras up why not equip each police officer with a wireless cam that transmits the signal through their car live over the internet. As soon as they sign in it has to be on until they sign out. They can be logged and archived and would probably do a lot of good in court. You'd also hear a ton of them whine about it cause they'd have to change their behavior.
Not to defend Outlook, but MS Exchange does come with Outlook Web Access. It provides a web-based interface that provides a web 2.0 interface to Outlook. Probably 90% of what you want to do in Outlook (read/writeyour mail, setup meetings, contacts, etc.) can be done in OWA. It even degrades nicely for older browsers. It's actually quite a sophisticated webapp...though of course, you're still using Outlook.
That may help defend against being a carrier, but the payload has already been delivered to the computer by then.
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We're all in this together. Soon we'll win them over, and those pesky people will learn NOT TO FUCK WITH THEIR GOVERNMENTS!
I'm all for smaller government. We're not dealing with just business to business dealings when it comes to the internet we're dealing with nation to nation. So when hosts from one nation are crippling your business with attacks, how do you bring them to justice without dealing with government?
As long as governments want to draw these lines and claim nationalities then they need to be able to deal with problems that transcend those lines.
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It's obvious you can read and count from your user name, but do you understand logic?
"Apple has paid $1 billion to developers." - is a half truth. That's maybe why the editor of the article put in the full sentence:
"And Apple has paid out over $1 billion to app developers (their 70% cut fo all sales)." (spelling error preserved so you could get a hardon)
Apple didn't 'pay $1 billion to developers' cause they're such nice guys. They did so because that's what the developers had coming to them. To put it in the context that they did it for any other reason is faulty and/or misleading logic.
is 100% correct so don't get your panties in a bunch.
Good reference.
Yeah I'm curious if that asshole still has a job and why.
And then what happens if the medical union didn't get what it wanted at the bargaining table? Ooops sorry no medical attention for you, they're on strike.
My father is pro-union. In the years growing up at home his workplace went on strike no less then 3 times and each time he did not want to at all. None of his friends did, but management did. So our family was stuck accepting handouts to help feed the kids because some people wanted another week of vacation or another $1 an hour. He called other men 'scabs' as they drove past the picket line to work to try and feed their children. There may be a time and place for unions but I've never witnessed it. The end of my fathers work with his company, the union went on strike one last time, and forced the business to close up forever as they couldn't meet the demands. The company is currently located in Mexico where people who want a job can have a job and feed their children.
This is the work of Professor Arthur Barnhouse no doubt.
To get over the lameness filter built in by slashdot regarding your quote, I've added this sentence.
I agree!
Space travel is impossible, for us.
I would prefer Gorts cold hard logic. Zim is who I fear.
I've heard this before on Coast to Coast AM, not sure what to think of it ...
Yeah I just realized the other day that he was a writer and producer for it. Very talented, he's also married to the waitress.
I constantly get Day Man stuck in my head.
Fighter of the night man.
Yeah I turned off all the environmental controls in the server room.
Wildcard, bitches! Yeeehaaw!!!
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How come that's what 90% of the market is? Tweaked graphics on the same games from 1997
You don't have to download it with steam every time. They have a simple menu option for archiving the game which will break it down into CD or DVD sized chunks for you to burn off. The first disk also contains the installer and steam.
How come we never see them speak up when another cop is under indictment for brutality? You would think a criminal would be a criminal, but if they wear a badge then they're somehow exempt. Any cop who can stand by silently while another cop takes away basic human rights is just as guilty.
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Let me fix it for you:
If it's not invented here, then it needs to be bought out so we can claim we invented it. Or embraced and squeezed to death.
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Jesus not found.
He breaks the bricks with his fist, not his head.
Otherwise known as dust. What makes them think just because it's a biological source that somehow the light will penetrate places other light cannot?
If we're to put cameras up why not equip each police officer with a wireless cam that transmits the signal through their car live over the internet. As soon as they sign in it has to be on until they sign out. They can be logged and archived and would probably do a lot of good in court. You'd also hear a ton of them whine about it cause they'd have to change their behavior.
I'm with you brother.
That may help defend against being a carrier, but the payload has already been delivered to the computer by then.