I mean... legally speaking you can't for example connect to someone's open wi-fi and use it. Look at the shit Google got into with their mapping car...
I'm pretty sure one could try them in civilian courts, considering 'terrorism' is a criminal act, not an act of war. But that would be hideously inconvenient, considering how many of them ended up there.
I imagine the end of said volcanism toward the end of the period, combined with the fact that Gondwana had up and wandered down to the South Pole might've had something to do with it...
How the carriers could've just, oh I dunno, raised their early termination fees. But instead, they get their pet lawmakers to effectively make contract violation a Federal felony. Something tells me this isn't about loss of contract profits.
Well, only if you're being really slow about it. Its half-life is like, 68 years. Which is still very short and does count as 'hellaciously radioactive', particularly considering the decay products and what they decay into.
I'm guessing that's why the store-bought, DRM-laden version was the one to appear on a torrent site - they cracked it *because* it was DRM'd. There's no challenge in just downloading someone's unprotected game and then putting it up on a torrent site.
But how has this affected the severity of collisions at red lights? If the rate of accidents goes up, but the rate of injuries goes down, I'd call that a win.
Problem with the idea of testing management for psychopathy is that they'll just deliberately HIRE the psychopaths they find as "more competitive". I recall hearing rumour that some financial companies have already started doing this, however that's pure anecdote. XD
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Silly thing. Commerce == Money == Free Speech. This is America!
I'm kind of shocked the Fed haven't gotten in on this silliness, what with this being inter-state trade and all...
I mean... legally speaking you can't for example connect to someone's open wi-fi and use it. Look at the shit Google got into with their mapping car...
Why? Because *I* could be monetizing it and getting rich! That's the only thing that really matters, after all...
"... to fleece everyone before you partially close the gravy taps!"
I'd love to see the corollary to Godwin's Law that says anything about "You're stupid and you lose all debates for ever."
I'm pretty sure one could try them in civilian courts, considering 'terrorism' is a criminal act, not an act of war. But that would be hideously inconvenient, considering how many of them ended up there.
I imagine the end of said volcanism toward the end of the period, combined with the fact that Gondwana had up and wandered down to the South Pole might've had something to do with it...
You couldn't even transfer the MP3 from storage to memory in order to play it back, under this judge's logic.
I'm not sure you quite know what "Communism" is...
Too big to jail.
How the carriers could've just, oh I dunno, raised their early termination fees. But instead, they get their pet lawmakers to effectively make contract violation a Federal felony. Something tells me this isn't about loss of contract profits.
The ones that actually matter, anyway. Still, good luck with your petition guys.
Fast. Cheap. Good. Pick two.
Even astronauts. Even about stuff they themselves did. Brains are dumb things sometimes. :)
... is to deny insurance to people with pre-existing climate issues. :)
They'll take any denial that allows them to not actually do anything, and will help them prevent anyone else from doing anything, to fix the issue.
Well, only if you're being really slow about it. Its half-life is like, 68 years. Which is still very short and does count as 'hellaciously radioactive', particularly considering the decay products and what they decay into.
So... if someone murders me, I'm then more likely to go on and murder in the future? D:
...learned this ages ago. "Nobody wants to be first; everyone wants to be second."
I'm guessing that's why the store-bought, DRM-laden version was the one to appear on a torrent site - they cracked it *because* it was DRM'd. There's no challenge in just downloading someone's unprotected game and then putting it up on a torrent site.
But how has this affected the severity of collisions at red lights? If the rate of accidents goes up, but the rate of injuries goes down, I'd call that a win.
Florida was doing this, too, IIRC. They've gotta knock that dishonest bullshit off.
What honest excuse do you have for running a red light? It isn't like you don't get plenty of warning that the thing is going to change.
Problem with the idea of testing management for psychopathy is that they'll just deliberately HIRE the psychopaths they find as "more competitive". I recall hearing rumour that some financial companies have already started doing this, however that's pure anecdote. XD