I'm not opposed to nuclear because in theory it's a perfect energy source. In practice, however, it's built and maintained by humans, so it's not safe. Even a perfect nuclear plant wouldn't be earthquake proof, etc.
In theory I'm not opposed to naturally-occuring GMOs, but in practice humans have been doing forced cross-breeding between things like plants and spiders. That's not natural and we can't really predict what the consequences will be because such things would never happen in nature.
It turns out 20th Century Fox still owns distribution rights to the Star Wars films. Because of complex and irritating legal reasons, Disney was not able to acquire those as well. Thus, Disney will have to get Fox's approval and probably cut Fox in for some of the profits, if they were to re-release the series.
If that's what happens when a studio buys something, I don't want to see the mess involved for Netflix to acquire streaming rights for different countries.
Since they're doing it anyway (surely you're not going to believe their denials still, are you?), let it be public and provide incentive to build more resistant electronics.
Let me introduce you to ExpressionEngine. Learn about its parsing order then go in the corner to cry. It's pure madness that a real coder cannot accept.
Legal alternatives usually don't even exist, or are completely overpriced, or months late in other countries.
Stop trying to educate, threaten or sue people. Clean up your copyright deals so that you do synchronous worldwide launches of your content. We're in the age of the Internet downloads and streaming. Try to keep up.
If this is what happens in the USA when Google Fiber is planned, I'd like to see what would happen in Canada. Bell and Vidéotron are so greedy, their reaction would probably be to increase the prices, lower the speeds and the monthly caps even more, with ads everywhere telling us "Stop Google Fiber or else we'll charge you even more".
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I'm not opposed to nuclear because in theory it's a perfect energy source. In practice, however, it's built and maintained by humans, so it's not safe. Even a perfect nuclear plant wouldn't be earthquake proof, etc.
In theory I'm not opposed to naturally-occuring GMOs, but in practice humans have been doing forced cross-breeding between things like plants and spiders. That's not natural and we can't really predict what the consequences will be because such things would never happen in nature.
I'm telling you, AC, your brain won't know the difference. Guaranteed, or your money back.
Choose your ego trip:
- Millionaire Playboy
- Sports Hero
- Industrial Tycoon
- Secret Agent
The Apple TV has no camera or microphone.
Buy a plain, regular computer LCD display. Connect Apple TV to display via HDMI, connect Apple TV to audio with optical output.
There, no physical spying inside your house.
You forgot to mention all those useless telephone sanitizers.
Yay!
At my previous job, I was in charge of a similar study. Turns out that all you can learn about such a study is how bad some people are at math.
Robots get 168 hours of work out of a 40 hour week.
I'm with you on the angel girls.
Belldandy. /sigh
If that's what happens when a studio buys something, I don't want to see the mess involved for Netflix to acquire streaming rights for different countries.
Resistance is futile.
You're absolutely right.
I'm going to replace all my 1/4 watt resistors with 1/2 watt resistors.
No geolocation, the console's firmware would contain the ID for the country.
As an anime catgirl lover, I strongly oppose all games which don't offer me cute anime catgirls as a character choice.
Wouldn't it be easier to have the games check for the console's country setting and do things differently according to national laws?
Anything would be better than ColdFusion, eh?
Let me introduce you to ExpressionEngine. Learn about its parsing order then go in the corner to cry. It's pure madness that a real coder cannot accept.
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So, I can marry my purple tentacle with my demon-hunter magical schoolgirl?
Damn, I should have read your comment before posting mine.
I mean, not this comment that I just made, but the one before that.
You've been swimming in raw sewage?
A 1mm 3D printer nozzle? What is this, 2007?
Legal alternatives usually don't even exist, or are completely overpriced, or months late in other countries.
Stop trying to educate, threaten or sue people. Clean up your copyright deals so that you do synchronous worldwide launches of your content. We're in the age of the Internet downloads and streaming. Try to keep up.
What you're saying is that something has been bleeding for over a month and isn't dead yet?
Does that mean Heartbleed is equivalent to four women?
If this is what happens in the USA when Google Fiber is planned, I'd like to see what would happen in Canada. Bell and Vidéotron are so greedy, their reaction would probably be to increase the prices, lower the speeds and the monthly caps even more, with ads everywhere telling us "Stop Google Fiber or else we'll charge you even more".