And how many computer programmers do you think are going to get paid, if anyone can just take their code and do what they want with it for free
That sounds like the Open Source model. I hope you're not implying that's a bad thing - some great and creative software works have come from Open Source.
Yaz was what Yazoo was known as in the US. Some unknown US band called Yazoo sued them for "stealing" their name, so the agreement was to be branded as Yaz in the US and Yazoo everywhere else.
Maybe, the the high poverty rate, a government that pretty much decides what the truth is, and a bunch of human rights violations will certainly not help them get there.
Cars wanting to go straight can go around the bus, either because there are enough lanes or you can just pass the bus. A stopped bus can be gotten around, they pull over.
That would probably require you having to change lanes within an intersection, which I believe is against the rules here in Ontario.
I've been through it twice. Both times it cost less than $200. Both times took less than a week. Divorce is only as messy as the most stubborn of the two parties make it.
Depends. I'd probably be OK if someone went round inciting violence against me, on the understanding that if violence WAS perpetrated against me that the inciter were arrested, charged and tried exactly as having done the crime themselves, regardless of whether the original perpetrators were caught. In fact they'd most likely have a better chance of being found guilty seeing as all it would take would be to prove that they actually incited the violence, not caused it themselves.
The BBC have had plenty of run-ins with the government recently. I really don't think they're in the business of promoting government agendas over those of the opposition, regardless of who is in power.
I am not sure how the US system works with regard to first/second class delivery, but in the UK there used to be such a set up when I lived there. First class ensures a faster delivery, so maybe bundled with a "On Saturdays we will only deliver first class mail" would be an option.
That said, if you're going to send out delivery staff why not delivery everything you have anyway?
You don't see people complaining they can't buy the latest pr0n titles at your local BB or Radio Shack.
You also don't see many people buying DVD players that are incapable of displaying porn, which is a much better comparison. Your analogy only works if the hardware and the marketplace are not in a strict one-to-one relationship.
Hardly a better comparison, because the DVD player is the device (iPhone), not the title (App Store goodies). The device (DVD player/iPhone) is totally capable of displaying porn, and there is no strict one-to-one relationship between the device and what it can display.
Unfortunately I have to agree with you on the non-shirt items. While the shirts have been decent, everything else I have ordered from thinkgeek has broken within a month, without anything other than normal use.
I never mentioned the 400 series - they just happened to be on the first page I read that mentions 90kph speed limits, something you asked about and I answered. I also supplied details of a specific road with a 90kph speed limit. Apologies if I mistook your "90? Which area is that?" as a direct question seeking more information.
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In a word: No.
Information does not want to be liberated and does not need to be liberated. It simply becomes free.
I guess in the same way that nature doesn't really abhor a vacuum, but you usually get to the same end result anyway.
And how many computer programmers do you think are going to get paid, if anyone can just take their code and do what they want with it for free
That sounds like the Open Source model. I hope you're not implying that's a bad thing - some great and creative software works have come from Open Source.
Lady Gaga actually loses money on every show she does.
Citation?
Yaz was what Yazoo was known as in the US. Some unknown US band called Yazoo sued them for "stealing" their name, so the agreement was to be branded as Yaz in the US and Yazoo everywhere else.
Maybe, the the high poverty rate, a government that pretty much decides what the truth is, and a bunch of human rights violations will certainly not help them get there.
Agreed, but what about China?
Cars wanting to go straight can go around the bus, either because there are enough lanes or you can just pass the bus. A stopped bus can be gotten around, they pull over.
That would probably require you having to change lanes within an intersection, which I believe is against the rules here in Ontario.
The hard shoulder in the UK is on the left. The passing lanes are on the right.
In Ontario (not sure about the rest of North America) highways/motorways have hard shoulders on both the left and the right.
Natural rights do not rest on the belief of the individuals. Rather, they rest on some universal value that is shared by all of mankind.
Can you list just one of these universal values that all of mankind actually does share?
The United Nations created a handy list over 60 years ago.
http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/
Is that anything like a Millennium?
I've been through it twice. Both times it cost less than $200. Both times took less than a week. Divorce is only as messy as the most stubborn of the two parties make it.
FTFY.
Thank you for putting that into words worth reading. I went through that too, am now divorced, and life is much better.
Depends. I'd probably be OK if someone went round inciting violence against me, on the understanding that if violence WAS perpetrated against me that the inciter were arrested, charged and tried exactly as having done the crime themselves, regardless of whether the original perpetrators were caught. In fact they'd most likely have a better chance of being found guilty seeing as all it would take would be to prove that they actually incited the violence, not caused it themselves.
I think that's fair for all sides concerned.
The BBC have had plenty of run-ins with the government recently. I really don't think they're in the business of promoting government agendas over those of the opposition, regardless of who is in power.
Universal? Maybe you mean something else, because 'universal' doesn't work in that sentence.
I am not sure how the US system works with regard to first/second class delivery, but in the UK there used to be such a set up when I lived there. First class ensures a faster delivery, so maybe bundled with a "On Saturdays we will only deliver first class mail" would be an option.
That said, if you're going to send out delivery staff why not delivery everything you have anyway?
How does the person mailing the item know in advance when the USPS is going to deliver the package?
You also don't see many people buying DVD players that are incapable of displaying porn, which is a much better comparison. Your analogy only works if the hardware and the marketplace are not in a strict one-to-one relationship.
Hardly a better comparison, because the DVD player is the device (iPhone), not the title (App Store goodies). The device (DVD player/iPhone) is totally capable of displaying porn, and there is no strict one-to-one relationship between the device and what it can display.
Yeah, but technically he's only the second old woman to be PM in the UK.
Or Spares.
Talk about cruel and unusual torture. Somehow I suspect he'd prefer electrodes on his balls.
Haha, you are right of course :D
Ouch, my pedant gland is hurting.
That plural would be "Governers General"
Unfortunately I have to agree with you on the non-shirt items. While the shirts have been decent, everything else I have ordered from thinkgeek has broken within a month, without anything other than normal use.
I never mentioned the 400 series - they just happened to be on the first page I read that mentions 90kph speed limits, something you asked about and I answered. I also supplied details of a specific road with a 90kph speed limit. Apologies if I mistook your "90? Which area is that?" as a direct question seeking more information.
90? Which area is that? Standard is 80 anywhere I have been.
http://www.thekingshighway.ca/intro.html
See the bottom section:
"The posted speed limit on most rural County Roads is 80 km/h, although some roads in Southwestern Ontario have a posted speed limit of 90 km/h."
A bit more digging throws up Highway 655