Rowdy Roddy Piper took off the glasses and said, "That's strange. I take these off and I see sweet, caring politicians talking about protecting the people from dishonesty and danger. Put ’em back on... formaldehyde-face taking kickbacks from hotels and rich owners to knock Air BnB out."
So...be afraid of government threats over saying the wrong thing is Ok as long as you agree with the government in what is the wrong thing to say?
How is this any different from Russia or China or North Korea again? In both cases, if there is a discrepancy between what the government doesn't want you to say and what you want to say, the government wins.
Don't worry, though. Europe won't misuse the power to censor to help those in power maintain power, even though human history is crammed with examples and escaping from that is nearly impossible.
You don't work for the taxi company, and just rent the car for a fee and then have to drive like the dickens just to break even and earn a little bread for the day?
Your precious first amendment doesn't apply in the EU.
What an asshole statement from a continent that killed tens of millions in living memory largely due to lack of things like a first amendment. How's Turkey doing on their application? And Russia?
Is this supposed to be a early April fools joke, or is this real? Are they filterig the letter from every website ad text? How do they deal with pictures cotaiig the word?
The same way XKCD extracts passwords from 1024-bit encryption, I presume.
If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor..
If you like your plan, you can keep your plan.
It will save a family of 4 $2,500/year.
I have a new doctor on a new plan and my healthcare costs went up... You decide what to call him.
The law didn't prevent you from keeping the plan you already had.
This is a lie. My Blue Cross gold standard plan got canceled and I was offered a much more costly plan. The reason? Some nitpick detail that my plan didn't cover some little thing some beancounter wanted, thus it was not Obamacare-eligible.
Again, this was a Blue Cross mainline plan, not some rinkidink company.
Good. Now put throttles on Javascript so it won't lock up my browser because idiots don't want their java implementation to be 0.4% slower than somebody else's in a consumer testing table done by other idiots equally ignorant of the issues.
The right to be forgotten does not surpass the right of free speech. Tens of millions died in Europe in living memory at the hands of regimes that relied heavily on censorhip. Well over a hundred million live under a dictator who censors and kills journalists. It is to be denied government at all costs.
The value of it, whatever it is, is secondary to mass death and loss of freedom.
Don't want to imagine, anymore, a boot stamping on a human face, forever? You have no assurance from history you have licked this problem once and for all, such that you can toy with it under democracy.
I await my downmod from the censorious who ain't censoring and hiding opinions they disagree with!
Congress brought this silliness on themselves by devolving much major de facto lawmaking power onto regulatory agencies, which constitutionally means the President as part of his power to "execute" the laws.
Golly! Some are upset by it!
Golly! "Regulatory agencies remove the politics from it is a feature, not a flaw!" Until it isn't and you need outrage.
The need for renewable is a separate issue from the need for green energy.
The former is about the running out of fossil fuels, and the latter, pollution, and, specifically, greenhouse gases.
The latter has value, but the former not so much anymore as Julian Simon's undefeated predictive capability has shown a relatively free economic society can adapt to shortage stressors faster then they become the prognosticated problem, and prices continue to drop.
This is counter-intuitive, but makes successful predictions again and again and again since the shortage scares of the 1970s. Peak Oil, a reskin of such fears, predictably fell.
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They profit off of kids gambling, when they should be gamboling.
Rowdy Roddy Piper took off the glasses and said, "That's strange. I take these off and I see sweet, caring politicians talking about protecting the people from dishonesty and danger. Put ’em back on... formaldehyde-face taking kickbacks from hotels and rich owners to knock Air BnB out."
the game will take you about a minute, and in the process you'll probably make about 3,000 keyboard actions.
50 moves a second, eh? Two-fisted drunken keyboard mashing would be hard-pressed to keep up with that.
No games require the latest cards, and few even have options to take advantage of it.
You can buy the previous gen of cards for cheap, and play all the latest games well, and get a new card every year or two, and save a ton of cash.
They are trying that but get into heat over subjects people need anonymity for.
In any case, the right to speak anonymously is part of free speech, and is like the right to vote anonymously, and for much the same reason.
So...be afraid of government threats over saying the wrong thing is Ok as long as you agree with the government in what is the wrong thing to say?
How is this any different from Russia or China or North Korea again? In both cases, if there is a discrepancy between what the government doesn't want you to say and what you want to say, the government wins.
Don't worry, though. Europe won't misuse the power to censor to help those in power maintain power, even though human history is crammed with examples and escaping from that is nearly impossible.
You don't work for the taxi company, and just rent the car for a fee and then have to drive like the dickens just to break even and earn a little bread for the day?
I thought they hired poor people to wear the jeans for six months kneeling and stuff.
Fraud!
"Just lose weight" has a 95% failure rate as a treatment. It is so bad the FDA would have rejected it.
Your precious first amendment doesn't apply in the EU.
What an asshole statement from a continent that killed tens of millions in living memory largely due to lack of things like a first amendment. How's Turkey doing on their application? And Russia?
Is this supposed to be a early April fools joke, or is this real?
Are they filterig the letter from every website ad text?
How do they deal with pictures cotaiig the word?
The same way XKCD extracts passwords from 1024-bit encryption, I presume.
Miss Little Bottle yet?
Unless you are calling him a liar.
If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor..
If you like your plan, you can keep your plan.
It will save a family of 4 $2,500/year.
I have a new doctor on a new plan and my healthcare costs went up... You decide what to call him.
The law didn't prevent you from keeping the plan you already had.
This is a lie. My Blue Cross gold standard plan got canceled and I was offered a much more costly plan. The reason? Some nitpick detail that my plan didn't cover some little thing some beancounter wanted, thus it was not Obamacare-eligible.
Again, this was a Blue Cross mainline plan, not some rinkidink company.
So stop lying. Stop it.
Those quadded red armor rocket jumps can be a bitch.
Good. Now put throttles on Javascript so it won't lock up my browser because idiots don't want their java implementation to be 0.4% slower than somebody else's in a consumer testing table done by other idiots equally ignorant of the issues.
The right to be forgotten does not surpass the right of free speech. Tens of millions died in Europe in living memory at the hands of regimes that relied heavily on censorhip. Well over a hundred million live under a dictator who censors and kills journalists. It is to be denied government at all costs.
The value of it, whatever it is, is secondary to mass death and loss of freedom.
Don't want to imagine, anymore, a boot stamping on a human face, forever? You have no assurance from history you have licked this problem once and for all, such that you can toy with it under democracy.
I await my downmod from the censorious who ain't censoring and hiding opinions they disagree with!
That's fine but it has to spark and evolve there, not adapt from richer climes.
Also 1/100th the atmosphere may be livable but is another monkey wrench the cold desert doesn't come close to duplicating.
Also this claim has been made for extremophiles before, notably antarctic lichen.
Lotto tickets are "In-Liquor-Store purchases".
"There," he sniffed self-satisfiedly, and looked around. "That's good enough to make it not gambling."
Congress brought this silliness on themselves by devolving much major de facto lawmaking power onto regulatory agencies, which constitutionally means the President as part of his power to "execute" the laws.
Golly! Some are upset by it!
Golly! "Regulatory agencies remove the politics from it is a feature, not a flaw!"
Until it isn't and you need outrage.
That still won't resolve the risk of jail in Ireland for disregarding Irish law.
The need for renewable is a separate issue from the need for green energy.
The former is about the running out of fossil fuels, and the latter, pollution, and, specifically, greenhouse gases.
The latter has value, but the former not so much anymore as Julian Simon's undefeated predictive capability has shown a relatively free economic society can adapt to shortage stressors faster then they become the prognosticated problem, and prices continue to drop.
This is counter-intuitive, but makes successful predictions again and again and again since the shortage scares of the 1970s. Peak Oil, a reskin of such fears, predictably fell.
If you want this included in the law, talk to your representatives to change it.
Stuff isn't illegal if it isn't illegal. This is actually a good principle.
Thank god. Where I sit had a mile of ice only 10,000 years ago.
The further we get from that, the better.
I am ready for my downmod, Mr. DeMille!
The wording on the language in the Request For Proposals is nearing completion.
Relax peoplre, gubberment is on it!
Was that about the same time those who get rich off getting in the way of business foundered a bit as business said to hell with that and left?