Bashing Obama is today's most popular conservative sport.
Of course, you were right there defending [insert-president-from-other-side-of-the-aisle] when it was the other way around, right?
Somehow I doubt it.
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Meant to also mention that S&W has a pink lightweight that might look very toy-like and attractive to a little girl.
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Yeah, I thought about that method, but would rather that all guns in the house were reported to me until she's old enough to take a proper use/safety course.
Especially I've made my mind up after having the Ruger LCR around. It's lighter than many toy guns out there...
I have daughter a bit younger than the girl in question. I also happen to own several firearms which spend the vast majority of their time locked up in a safe.
I do not have ANY toy guns in the house. Period. Precisely for this reason. That includes my Wii for which I would find shooting games fun.
This is a mistake preventable on a number of levels. Loaded firearms should either be on your person or locked up, never anywhere in between. And, no gun is a toy until a child is able to understand the difference between the two.
The only thing which is theirs and remain under their possession and control is their service.
Wrong. The software on the phone is licensed, not owned, by the "buyer." Things like the DMCA give those licenses sharper teeth as it is entirely possible for Apple to claim that jailbreaking is circumvention of an access control (whether or not copyright infringement actually occurs) and have criminal charges filed against you.
Sorry, but you are wrong. Time shifting merely implies that you can record the show and watch it at a more convenient time, not necessarily with the ability to overlap. The phrase "time shifting" was originally coined during the Sony vs Universal case in the late 1970s after the BetaMax VCR was introduced.
Really, so for the two shows that were on at the same time, you couldn't record one show on the VCR and watch the other one on the TV?
Also, the first widely available dual-deck VCR was introduced in 1989. It could do things like, you know, record two shows at the same time and record one show while playing another from the other tape.
Doesn't your NASA link say in the first sentence "2009 was tied for the second warmest year in the modern record."
You were responding to a statement that said "2009 was the hottest year on record? Huh. News to me, I have heard otherwise"
It appears on first glance that you were trying to provide a source saying something to the effect of "2009 was the hottest year on record." But actually, you very subtle agreed with the grandparent. Well done!
The range isn't going to improve if people don't buy the damn cars to help fund R&D
So do you own one? Why not?
Here's a small tip: The only hindrance to electric cars is the battery. You don't need electric cars to fund R&D for batteries, plenty of other industries also use them and are interested in higher energy density and faster charging rates.
The problem is that many of the city folk seem to think that what is good for them is good for the country folk and use the tyranny of the majority to impose it.
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Bashing Obama is today's most popular conservative sport.
Of course, you were right there defending [insert-president-from-other-side-of-the-aisle] when it was the other way around, right?
Somehow I doubt it.
Meant to also mention that S&W has a pink lightweight that might look very toy-like and attractive to a little girl.
Yeah, I thought about that method, but would rather that all guns in the house were reported to me until she's old enough to take a proper use/safety course.
Especially I've made my mind up after having the Ruger LCR around. It's lighter than many toy guns out there...
I have daughter a bit younger than the girl in question. I also happen to own several firearms which spend the vast majority of their time locked up in a safe.
I do not have ANY toy guns in the house. Period. Precisely for this reason. That includes my Wii for which I would find shooting games fun.
This is a mistake preventable on a number of levels. Loaded firearms should either be on your person or locked up, never anywhere in between. And, no gun is a toy until a child is able to understand the difference between the two.
I didn't give an opinion one way or another as to whether I liked it or not. I was simply stating a fact.
I happen to have an iPod touch. It's a great MP3 player.
Even if they did, Microsoft doesn't tell you you can only run their development tools on Windows.
The only thing which is theirs and remain under their possession and control is their service.
Wrong. The software on the phone is licensed, not owned, by the "buyer." Things like the DMCA give those licenses sharper teeth as it is entirely possible for Apple to claim that jailbreaking is circumvention of an access control (whether or not copyright infringement actually occurs) and have criminal charges filed against you.
The difference is it will cost us billions instead of millions.
Yes, it's unconstitutional.
Since when has that mattered? I can name several unconstitutional activities of the federal gov't without even thinking hard.
Totally agree. I've been using it for a couple of years now and it's fantastic.
Now that the shitty Californian budget clusterfuck is solved, the cocksuckers in the legislature can get on to fucking some other shit up.
Yeah back when I was driving an original Volkswagen beetle.
Not since I've been driving cars newer than, say, 1984.
It is quite a lot more than KDE, Gnome, Linux, OpenOffice, a couple of SQLs, GNU utilities and compiler collection put together.
How many lines of code would these be if they were all written in assembly language instead of C/C++?
Sorry, but you are wrong. Time shifting merely implies that you can record the show and watch it at a more convenient time, not necessarily with the ability to overlap. The phrase "time shifting" was originally coined during the Sony vs Universal case in the late 1970s after the BetaMax VCR was introduced.
A simple Google search would have educated you.
Really, so for the two shows that were on at the same time, you couldn't record one show on the VCR and watch the other one on the TV?
Also, the first widely available dual-deck VCR was introduced in 1989. It could do things like, you know, record two shows at the same time and record one show while playing another from the other tape.
Presumably you'd have to believe it would work in order for it to work.
Not much different than religious healing, actually.
Which is precisely why nobody should be surprised by this event.
He died doing what he wanted to be doing, it was his choice to put himself into that situation.
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In addition, the fuels are not being combusted.
What difference does that make? Combustion of fuel = heat + CO2 + NOx. Catalytic conversion of fuel = heat + CO2 + NOx only slightly more efficiently.
Some IT worker shouldn't take the fall for doing what the policy was, if this was even in fact the policy, and it sounds like it was.
Ahh, the good old "I was just following orders" defense....
Only if you are using 10/100. Gigabit ethernet uses all 8 pairs.
Doesn't your NASA link say in the first sentence "2009 was tied for the second warmest year in the modern record."
You were responding to a statement that said "2009 was the hottest year on record? Huh. News to me, I have heard otherwise"
It appears on first glance that you were trying to provide a source saying something to the effect of "2009 was the hottest year on record." But actually, you very subtle agreed with the grandparent. Well done!
News flash: the moon has rocks and dust!!
Bullshit. It's discoid-shaped and made out of cheese.
The range isn't going to improve if people don't buy the damn cars to help fund R&D
So do you own one? Why not?
Here's a small tip: The only hindrance to electric cars is the battery. You don't need electric cars to fund R&D for batteries, plenty of other industries also use them and are interested in higher energy density and faster charging rates.
The problem is that many of the city folk seem to think that what is good for them is good for the country folk and use the tyranny of the majority to impose it.