it's pretty obvious you're throwing around statistics that you can't have read anything about.
then you go and throw out statistics that you clearly haven't read into. Although, you're right, most papers take no position, but the ones that endorse it versus the ones that don't is a ratio of 30:1, which should write a clear enough message.
World War 3 is what is being staged here. Russia has already sent a fleet to the area. Both Russia and China have warned the US not to strike Syria.
That was not said at all. They cautioned about leaping to conclusions about the nature of the attack and should let the weapons inspectors finish their investigation. They said, literally, "Military strikes could have catastrophic consequences for the entire region." No one said anything about war, except Iran, who no one cares about.
Link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23845800
Believe it or nor, digging a gigantic hole in the ground is really hard and expensive in a poor country, not to mention lining it with rich man's plastic.
You act like the people in these countries aren't poor and can just hop down to the corner store to rent a backhoe or even a shovel. Cause we only charge for shit in america, right?
Actually they're not even dolls, since they're bolted to plates. They're sculptures that look like robots.
One might even go as far as saying they're not even that - since these sculptures fulfill no purpose or explain nothing insofar as they are aesthetic. Their back stories are not relevant or discernible from their form. They're just pretty, if that.
No, they issued it for Verizon. You seem to think you own your own metadata. You don't. Verizon does. It is Verizon's information. All they needed was one warrant.
I believe they were. The metadata here is what they wanted, metadata that is generated automatically. Therefore the data isn't yours or mine, its Verizon's. All they needed was a court order saying that that metadata was necessary for the ongoing investigation into acts of terrorism, and bam, you have probable cause. Its not a fishing expedition, because they are asking for a specific item from Verizon.
The only part that worries me about this is how they'be gamed the system to get authorization to do it. But I believe their actions are legal.
how is talking on a cell phone any different from talking to the guy next to you while the movie is running?
You can always leave if you don't like it. No one is forcing you to stay with us plebs.
how is that any different from whats happening right now? At least this way the studios get the benefit of first release WITH ads. Offer the show as a download for a dollar. Its the age of microtransactions, they need to get with the times.
I don't know why they don't just release the shows themselves over a tracker and have the ads spliced into the shows. Just like normal TV. They can put some superseeders behind it on 100mbits and everyone gets what they want.
Its the fact that they're still clinging to traditional media that's killing them. Its like they don't even realize there is a cheaper, better way.
that is not what roundup ready does. Roundup ready crops don't tolerate higher dosages, they don't process the glyphosate at all. In effect, they eat it but they don't use it, so they just discard it as waste. This allows for lower dosages of herbicide.
I read wikipedia for an hour to make sure I got that right.
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I'm saying you missed the forest for the trees. You may be right about the number being inflated, but it doesn't change the overall trend.
it's pretty obvious you're throwing around statistics that you can't have read anything about.
then you go and throw out statistics that you clearly haven't read into. Although, you're right, most papers take no position, but the ones that endorse it versus the ones that don't is a ratio of 30:1, which should write a clear enough message.
So you're saying you agree with striking syria?
World War 3 is what is being staged here. Russia has already sent a fleet to the area. Both Russia and China have warned the US not to strike Syria.
That was not said at all. They cautioned about leaping to conclusions about the nature of the attack and should let the weapons inspectors finish their investigation. They said, literally, "Military strikes could have catastrophic consequences for the entire region." No one said anything about war, except Iran, who no one cares about. Link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23845800
I went for a week once and bought nothing the entire time I was there. Whats cute is that I can tell you're talking through your ass
There is no money at burning man, so ideally you get it for free. Usually you have to do something for it though.
But it was the government's data, Snowden stole it and gave it to the guardian. It was not the guardian's to begin with.
Believe it or nor, digging a gigantic hole in the ground is really hard and expensive in a poor country, not to mention lining it with rich man's plastic. You act like the people in these countries aren't poor and can just hop down to the corner store to rent a backhoe or even a shovel. Cause we only charge for shit in america, right?
Perhaps you could quote that thing. Cause I read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Admiralty_law and it says nothing even remotely like that.
one will break your legs to repay a debt. One will just make you a little poorer.
just fyi, its beetlejuice in the comic, but the star is name betelgeuse
Actually they're not even dolls, since they're bolted to plates. They're sculptures that look like robots. One might even go as far as saying they're not even that - since these sculptures fulfill no purpose or explain nothing insofar as they are aesthetic. Their back stories are not relevant or discernible from their form. They're just pretty, if that.
conversely, why do you post as an AC, but chide others on post histories?
No, they issued it for Verizon. You seem to think you own your own metadata. You don't. Verizon does. It is Verizon's information. All they needed was one warrant.
I believe they were. The metadata here is what they wanted, metadata that is generated automatically. Therefore the data isn't yours or mine, its Verizon's. All they needed was a court order saying that that metadata was necessary for the ongoing investigation into acts of terrorism, and bam, you have probable cause. Its not a fishing expedition, because they are asking for a specific item from Verizon. The only part that worries me about this is how they'be gamed the system to get authorization to do it. But I believe their actions are legal.
They had a warrant to search and seize. That's what made it legal.
another reason movie theaters lose to piracy.
how is talking on a cell phone any different from talking to the guy next to you while the movie is running? You can always leave if you don't like it. No one is forcing you to stay with us plebs.
tbh I don't give a fuck about people texting in movies anymore.
There's no way you can make a car that will stop someone from tapping on their ipad, or putting on their makeup.
faraday cage built into the frame of the car. Simple.
how is that any different from whats happening right now? At least this way the studios get the benefit of first release WITH ads. Offer the show as a download for a dollar. Its the age of microtransactions, they need to get with the times.
I don't know why they don't just release the shows themselves over a tracker and have the ads spliced into the shows. Just like normal TV. They can put some superseeders behind it on 100mbits and everyone gets what they want. Its the fact that they're still clinging to traditional media that's killing them. Its like they don't even realize there is a cheaper, better way.
Because nerds like politics too?
I read wikipedia for an hour to make sure I got that right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPSP_synthase#Herbicides
its a good thing you didn't patent your phrase cause its cross pollinating forums now.