A license is not a physical object. Even if I break the disk, the license was paid for. I should at least be able to return to a store with a broken/scratched disc and pay for a replacement disc minus the license fee that was paid with the first copy.
Companies are being hypocrites about exactly what we pay when buying music or a movie. In court, they've sided with the argument that we're paying for a license for said media.
So if someone pays 25$ for a movie on Blu-ray, that means that at least a portion has gone for the license. Since I've already paid for the license, and I'm not allowed to make copies for my own private use, why can't I buy a second disc for the media fee alone? Why can't we buy replacement discs if our first one gets destroyed? The license was already paid with the first copy we bought.
Another older example: coconut milk. I've never heard any debate about that particular usage, so the "almond milk" vs "almond juice" argument seems a bit silly to me.
Has anyone asked the cows what they thought about the whole thing?
So what you're saying is that it's not safe to eat apricots, apples and peaches, but it's safe to eat chicken bones.
We could play with words like that all day long, the fact of the matter is that the original parent said "Fake egg products are not healthy" without stating any facts or even fake arguments against them.
For the first 8 of the 16 chapters, Ristic, one of the greatest practical SSL./TLS experts around, spends 230 pages showing countless weaknesses, vulnerabilities, attacks and other SSL weaknesses. He then spends the next 8 chapters showing how SSL can, if done correctly, be deployed to provide adequate security.
Half of the chapters are used to show you how much SSL sucks and the other half are used to show you how to correctly deploy SSL so that it just barely doesn't suck but you should still use it anyway?
Morpheus: What is Facebook? Control. Facebook is a computer-controlled world built to keep us under control in order to change a human being into this. [holds up an ad] Neo: No, I don't believe it. It's not possible. Morpheus: I didn't say it would be easy, Neo. I just said it would be the truth.
Your comment ends with the following statement "Fake egg products are not healthy". How is your statement true? Have you seen the list of ingredients in fake mayo? Most of them are made with natural, plant-based ingredients. Have you seen the list of ingredients in real mayonnaise? Some of them have chemicals and preservatives in them because they're made with eggs.
It always bugs me when companies write "natural flavours". Not only could it be anything, it doesn't tell me if it comes from an animal, plant or mineral. I'm guessing a lot of vegetarians, vegans and people with various forms of food allergies read "natural flavours" (without any specifics about the source of said flavour) and the product goes back on the shelf.
There's warnings about peanuts, soy, sesame seeds and even testing and seals of approval by a handful of religions. If you believe in a magical being in the sky you're covered, but if you make ethical choices or have some types of food allergies you don't exist? What kind of bullshit is this? Why can't there be a push to acknowledge vegetarians and vegans?
The other ones I've tried are Nayonaise (hated the smell and taste) and Spectrum Naturals Eggless Canola Mayonnaise (has the texture of flour/water glue and a weak taste).
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I think it will also enable Terminators.
With which materials? Even if you took all the Earth itself, it wouldn't be enough for a single satellite in a Dyson cluster.
Excuse me, what does God need with a starship?
If we launched the Earth into orbit, we wouldn't need satellites anymore.
Also ban school buses.
A license is not a physical object. Even if I break the disk, the license was paid for. I should at least be able to return to a store with a broken/scratched disc and pay for a replacement disc minus the license fee that was paid with the first copy.
No wallet.dat file, by any chance? :p
Companies are being hypocrites about exactly what we pay when buying music or a movie. In court, they've sided with the argument that we're paying for a license for said media.
So if someone pays 25$ for a movie on Blu-ray, that means that at least a portion has gone for the license. Since I've already paid for the license, and I'm not allowed to make copies for my own private use, why can't I buy a second disc for the media fee alone? Why can't we buy replacement discs if our first one gets destroyed? The license was already paid with the first copy we bought.
What's even weaker is Slashdot's support for UTF-8.
But what does Dad have to say about it?
You can get a 3D-printed Oreo cookie, that's a start.
Another older example: coconut milk. I've never heard any debate about that particular usage, so the "almond milk" vs "almond juice" argument seems a bit silly to me.
Has anyone asked the cows what they thought about the whole thing?
It should be 100%, but the Anti-Spiral race keeps killing all other sentient races.
Are your products available outside of the U.S.A.? Do you have any Canadian distributors/resellers?
So what you're saying is that it's not safe to eat apricots, apples and peaches, but it's safe to eat chicken bones.
We could play with words like that all day long, the fact of the matter is that the original parent said "Fake egg products are not healthy" without stating any facts or even fake arguments against them.
Half of the chapters are used to show you how much SSL sucks and the other half are used to show you how to correctly deploy SSL so that it just barely doesn't suck but you should still use it anyway?
Whenever I have a problem, I blame the fact that there's not enough Sky Cake for everyone.
Compared to Facebook, the people who list all their Apple devices in their signatures on MacRumors are... eh...
I'm sorry, I'm not sure where I was going with this.
Morpheus: What is Facebook? Control. Facebook is a computer-controlled world built to keep us under control in order to change a human being into this.
[holds up an ad]
Neo: No, I don't believe it. It's not possible.
Morpheus: I didn't say it would be easy, Neo. I just said it would be the truth.
Your comment ends with the following statement "Fake egg products are not healthy". How is your statement true? Have you seen the list of ingredients in fake mayo? Most of them are made with natural, plant-based ingredients. Have you seen the list of ingredients in real mayonnaise? Some of them have chemicals and preservatives in them because they're made with eggs.
I don't want to consume the government!
It always bugs me when companies write "natural flavours". Not only could it be anything, it doesn't tell me if it comes from an animal, plant or mineral. I'm guessing a lot of vegetarians, vegans and people with various forms of food allergies read "natural flavours" (without any specifics about the source of said flavour) and the product goes back on the shelf.
There's warnings about peanuts, soy, sesame seeds and even testing and seals of approval by a handful of religions. If you believe in a magical being in the sky you're covered, but if you make ethical choices or have some types of food allergies you don't exist? What kind of bullshit is this? Why can't there be a push to acknowledge vegetarians and vegans?
The other ones I've tried are Nayonaise (hated the smell and taste) and Spectrum Naturals Eggless Canola Mayonnaise (has the texture of flour/water glue and a weak taste).
Can anyone here compare the Hampton Creek "Just Mayo" in taste and texture versus Vegenaise?
Too many, or not enough?