I was just wondering - if you sell used Toyotas (or parts), do you need to get permission from Toyota to name your dealership Bob's Toyotas of Smalltown?
My idea of a way to fix the system is that we should have the money and item go through ebay.
If you followed their history, you'd know that that is EXPLICITLY not their business model. They don't want to be a clearinghouse - one for money is bad enough, but being a clearing house for merchandise? Imagine all the logistical issues that suddenly arise, not to mention having to hire people and get and maintain warehouses. And then, of course, there will be their own fuckups.
The right to be let alone (as the foundation of all freedoms) was recognized by famous US Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis. Unfortunately, it was in his dissent...:)
This is, in fact, man vs. machine. If this is a chess player vs a programmer, then it's the same as an engineer who designed a crane vs world champion weightlifter. Come on.
Well, the problem is that your point is largely irrelevant - we probably would not understand things you suggest as life, in fact, we probably wouldn't observe them. So it's mere speculation, albeit fun.
But wanted to. Seeing as how probably the majority require resume in Word format, I wanted to send some recruiters an "interactive" resume (with some macros, etc). Not at all malicious code, just highlighting in some ways various sections, etc. It was a sorta "hey, look at me!" thing.
Granted, it's a gamble. It may piss someone off. But on average, I'd rather have one person be angry at it, and one love it, than both just filing it with the others.
Since I got a job at least for now, I'm letting this idea out there;)
Actually, prior to the Bolsheviks, there was not much infrastructure. Stalin is the one who industrialized the country, albeit with totalitarian measures and terror.
Agreed that they should expire. But a labour you spent while working for an employer or a customer is compensated. A labour you spend on an invention is not immediately compensated, hence patents are a way to reward the inventor.
Furthermore, define work. Inventions are inventions, they are not labour or a product or a property
Invention are not labour, but they are a result of hard labour, and provide ways to produce new/better products. So why is it that labour and products are somehow different?
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The rest of the planet DON'T like you, we could care less who raped who's goat 5,000 years ago
/. discussion?
Why is it that goat sex must find its way into
every
I was just wondering - if you sell used
Toyotas (or parts), do you need to get permission
from Toyota to name your dealership
Bob's Toyotas of Smalltown?
As long as that's not Billy Bass...
So if a product doesn't sell because it's
so fucking stupid, it's still is not
stupid?
If you followed their history, you'd know that
that is EXPLICITLY not their business model.
They don't want to be a clearinghouse - one for money is bad enough, but being a clearing
house for merchandise? Imagine all the logistical
issues that suddenly arise, not to mention
having to hire people and get and maintain
warehouses. And then, of course, there will
be their own fuckups.
There are laws against stalking, harassing
phone calls, etc. They clearly establish a
right to be left alone if one wishes.
The right to be let alone (as the :)
foundation of all freedoms) was recognized
by famous US Supreme Court Justice Louis
Brandeis. Unfortunately, it was in his
dissent...
This is, in fact, man vs. machine. If this
is a chess player vs a programmer, then
it's the same as an engineer who designed
a crane vs world champion weightlifter. Come on.
So it's ok to invade US, because we have
weapons of mass destruction too, right?
How can you say "Wow" to anything on TV
after The Anna Nicole Show
I don't know what it means to
program a roboto to exist in multiple
dimensions. Will the program have to change
the physics?
Well, the problem is that your point is largely
irrelevant - we probably would not understand
things you suggest as life, in fact, we probably
wouldn't observe them. So it's mere speculation,
albeit fun.
Wait until you get into Bs, though... That's
a touch bunch...
Ah, the movie studios have their own little
P2P network, eh?
But wanted to. Seeing as how probably
;)
the majority require resume in Word format,
I wanted to send some recruiters an "interactive"
resume (with some macros, etc). Not at all
malicious code, just highlighting in some
ways various sections, etc. It was a sorta
"hey, look at me!" thing.
Granted, it's a gamble. It may piss someone off.
But on average, I'd rather have one person be
angry at it, and one love it, than both just
filing it with the others.
Since I got a job at least for now, I'm letting
this idea out there
Actually, prior to the Bolsheviks, there
was not much infrastructure. Stalin is
the one who industrialized the country,
albeit with totalitarian measures and
terror.
How about a progressive poll tax? A millionaire thus needs to part with as significant portion
of his assets as a poorer person.
Because you don't watch the same movie
as many times as you listen to the same
CD.
I second the recommendation; and they also have
sections for, among others, Boston, New York,
and, I think, Colorado and Chicago areas. Check it out.
If the administration is doing that,
then they've got some good chessmasters
there rather than the usual bureaucrats.
How likely is that?
You mean this guy?
Forgot Amiga OS, and the great NeXTSTEP.
Then, of course, how about MINIX, TOPS, etc.
Agreed that they should expire. But a labour
you spent while working for an employer
or a customer is compensated. A labour you spend on an invention is not immediately compensated,
hence patents are a way to reward the
inventor.
Invention are not labour, but they are a result
of hard labour, and provide ways to produce
new/better products. So why is it that
labour and products are somehow different?