And the paper format that Byte (or Compute, I forget which) magazine tried to get adopted in the 80's, a form of which appears on shipping labels today.
It was Byte mag. They always programs in Cauzin Softstrip format. I always wanted to get a reader back in the day. Never did, though.
To be honest, though, I think most of those were Softstrip ads, rather than Byte articles, but I could be wrong.
It's a chain. I'm assuming that since Lars is rockstar, he probably lives in or near Hollywood, and therefore we are referring to the BdB in Universal City on CityWalk.
But, just for fun let's say I can prove only I make/sell those jeans. Well, if I know I'm the only one who sells the jeans, and I didn't sell you the jeans, and you're wearing the jeans......Then yeah, you either stole the jeans or are in receipt of stolen property. Just like in the current scenario.
Or he bought them from your client who resold them.
I want it to occur as well. However, I want HUMANS OUT THERE. I was looking at it metaphysically, if you will... I really believe that something in our nature makes us want to go out there in person.
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And the paper format that Byte (or Compute, I forget which) magazine tried to get adopted in the 80's, a form of which appears on shipping labels today.
It was Byte mag. They always programs in Cauzin Softstrip format. I always wanted to get a reader back in the day. Never did, though.
To be honest, though, I think most of those were Softstrip ads, rather than Byte articles, but I could be wrong.
It's a chain. I'm assuming that since Lars is rockstar, he probably lives in or near Hollywood, and therefore we are referring to the BdB in Universal City on CityWalk.
"I see," said the blind man, as he picked up his hammer and saw.
And in still other news, Netcraft reports a sudden drop in mainframe uptimes.
This bill would prohibit an operator, as defined, of a commercial
Internet Web site or online service that makes a virtual globe
browser
It's not just the Big 3, but any map services, including those with no presence in either CA, or the US.
. Or the quagmire that is illegal immigration...etc, etc.
Except that the CA State Assembly should *NOT* be worrying about said quagmire, it's a Federal matter.
Unconstitutional on it's face. CA cannot enforce its laws upon the rest of the US (or the world).
That's "Gravitationally Challenged" planet, you insensitive clod!
Those lawyers exist, but they are currently busy destroying the SCOundrels.
Undefined behaviour. A reference must refer to a valid object. Also, dereferencing the null pointer (ip) is undefined behaviour.
But, just for fun let's say I can prove only I make/sell those jeans. Well, if I know I'm the only one who sells the jeans, and I didn't sell you the jeans, and you're wearing the jeans... ...Then yeah, you either stole the jeans or are in receipt of stolen property. Just like in the current scenario.
Or he bought them from your client who resold them.
The late Ed Foster talked about this on the [now defunct] Gripelog.
Next thing, you'll be telling me that they have the Internet on computers now!
he wants the principles involved
The record companies have no principles. If, however, the principals involved show up, that's another mattter.
No, the ruling was overturned, because it was based on the "making available" argument.
If you read my post, I said that I believe there is no financial or technical justification needed.
And no, suspension of disbelief is not the same.
I understand your POV, that the cost is too much. My POV is that the cost be damned, it's something that we need to and will do, due to our nature.
Shall we agree to disagree?
I want it to occur as well. However, I want HUMANS OUT THERE. I was looking at it metaphysically, if you will... I really believe that something in our nature makes us want to go out there in person.
Hell, most sane humans would pick the moon over MN...
[ducks and hides from all those MN'ers]
"Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven for?"
And also George Mallory, when asked why he wanted to climb Everest: "Because it is there."
In other words, we want to go there because we're human. It doesn't NEED a technical or scientific justification.
Just remember Silverman's Paradox: "If Murphy's Law can go wrong, it will".
I'm on an AT&T phone, I don't roam onto Sprint unless I have to
If you're on an AT&T phone, you will NEVER roam onto Sprint. Sprint is CDMA. AT&T is GSM.
Thanks. Gemini 8 was possibly an even more dangerous situation than Apollo 13.
Of course, there is no moon.
The moon is a ridiculous liberal myth.
Where WMD = "Washing Machine Device"
whenever you try to use it to power your PC to run BitTorrent.