...and that he should take it to PC Doctor and have it fixed. There is really nothing else you can do as there is no hope of convincing him to stop using Windows.
"...intent to later export them, which would be illegal."
This has nothing to do with export law. By "unauthorized" they simply mean "without Apple's permission". Apple is free to refuse to sell you phones if they believe that you are going to export them in violation of their policies but if they do sell you phones you can legally export them to most places.
"Tumbling" means they lack attitude control. It is still in a predictable polar orbit. And while any addition to the amount of junk in orbit is undesireable it is not "very dangerous".
Though North Korea is governed by scumbags, I congratulate the engineers who did this on the achievement of orbiting a satellite with such limited resources and commiserate with them over the loss of attitude control. They have as much right to put things in orbit as anyone else. Fuck the UN.
So, in Florida you can hunt house mice with a gun and a light. But only at night.
I'm visualizing a couple of good ol' boys down in their basement on Saturday night with a spot light, a couple of 12-gauge shotguns, and a case of beer hunting mice.
Put a bounty on them, or at least let people kill as many as they wish. Requiring a permit to kill something you want to exterminate is stupid. Do you need a license to kill rats in Florida?
I certainly wouldn't pay extra for it nor would anyone I know. I'd much rather pay less for the 1.5Mb I'm getting. If I had more money I'd pay a little more than I am now for 10Mb but I have no use for anything faster.
Fukushima killed 20,000 people! Think what a tsunami like that would do in central Europe!
Besides, Europe is going to be 100% solar and wind powered in five years. I think hand-cranked generators are the way to go, though. Think of all the jobs that would be created.
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Multiple "umbrella" organizations? Sure. One single central authority? Do Not Want.
...the biggest patent troll of them all?"
Apple? Too many (and I don't even like Apple).
For a European government those guidelines seem pretty liberal.
And therefor her ruling is irrelevant to cases in which the tower data was acquired since the Supreme Court GPS ruling.
...and It Says You're Getting Used To Windows 8"
They're wrong. I've never even seen it.
...and that he should take it to PC Doctor and have it fixed. There is really nothing else you can do as there is no hope of convincing him to stop using Windows.
"...intent to later export them, which would be illegal."
This has nothing to do with export law. By "unauthorized" they simply mean "without Apple's permission". Apple is free to refuse to sell you phones if they believe that you are going to export them in violation of their policies but if they do sell you phones you can legally export them to most places.
But not illegal.
"Tumbling" means they lack attitude control. It is still in a predictable polar orbit. And while any addition to the amount of junk in orbit is undesireable it is not "very dangerous".
Though North Korea is governed by scumbags, I congratulate the engineers who did this on the achievement of orbiting a satellite with such limited resources and commiserate with them over the loss of attitude control. They have as much right to put things in orbit as anyone else. Fuck the UN.
...like to send emails consisting of a single long line of text?
And you can use throwaway email addresses and pseudonyms. It's up to you.
What country still uses the Imperial system? Hint: the USA never used it.
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> Apply selective pressure to breed unhuntable pythons.
After all, look at all the other animals that have been hunted for millenia and have consequently become "unhuntable".
> Or am I missing something?
The fact that many species have been hunted to extinction?
So, in Florida you can hunt house mice with a gun and a light. But only at night.
I'm visualizing a couple of good ol' boys down in their basement on Saturday night with a spot light, a couple of 12-gauge shotguns, and a case of beer hunting mice.
Oh. Wait. Florida. No basements.
Put a bounty on them, or at least let people kill as many as they wish. Requiring a permit to kill something you want to exterminate is stupid. Do you need a license to kill rats in Florida?
The real goal is to require all other nations and institutions to actively cooperate with their censorship.
I certainly wouldn't pay extra for it nor would anyone I know. I'd much rather pay less for the 1.5Mb I'm getting. If I had more money I'd pay a little more than I am now for 10Mb but I have no use for anything faster.
Never link to their stuff, never discuss it, never link to their sites, never mention them by name, and, of course, never buy from them.
It's not as if they have anything you need.
Wrong. We do not "all blindly agree".
No one owns data. What you mean to ask is "Who should have access to your health data?"
> I found it odd that this little blip state that Plutonium is in short supply.
Plutonium 239, used in weapons, isn't in short supply. Plutonium 238, used in RTGs, is.
No need for anything else. It'll even fix software problems.
...find that over-forties aren't naive enough.
Fukushima killed 20,000 people! Think what a tsunami like that would do in central Europe!
Besides, Europe is going to be 100% solar and wind powered in five years. I think hand-cranked generators are the way to go, though. Think of all the jobs that would be created.