Confidentiality of Information: Comcast considers the personally identifiable Customer information that is collected to be confidential. Comcast will disclose to third parties personally identifiable information that Comcast maintains related to customers only when it is necessary to deliver the Service to customers or carry out related business activities, in the ordinary course of business, for ordinary business purposes, and at a frequency dictated by Comcast's particular business need...
Send me one. I still haven't found anyone who's willing to mail one to Canada. We're deprived up here! Send us your hand-me-down hardware, so that we may grow and learn!
...It says that a 1998 report to the FTC produced under the leadership of the Center for Democracy and Technology recommended that marketers give consumers a choice to "opt in" or "opt out" of receiving unsolicited commercial e-mail (UCE) and urged law enforcement to continue to attack fraudulent UCE solicitations, including those with deceptive "header" information. (my emphasis)
How many boxes? You're gonna be sad when you find out. If you said something like "how many sites are hosted with Apache," you'd support your point better.
about 70% of the world population can't even read and write.
It's actually closer to 1/4 of the world population. Most people are considered literate these days (ignoring the obvious it's/its/there/their/they're problems).
no-one is saving for their retirement from EverQuest
Hey, speak for yourself. I play ~18 hours/day- at $4.00/hour that's 17 grand a year TAX FREE. And you poor bastards have to get a real job for slave wages. I just stay home. Hah!
Note to the IRS: I don't really do that. I pay all my taxes like a good little citizen. Please don't arrest me.
It's just hard to stick with it when you're bleeding 50 million dollars a year. I'm sure all those dot-bombs would still be around if they didn't run out of money.
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Except, you know, the federal marshals can't go around acting on state enforcement actions.
Yeah, they're busy running around enforcing licensing for Adobe and Microsoft.
Cameras monitering public places is mentioned nowhere in the Constitution.
Which Constitution would that be, the one written over two hundred years ago? I'm not sure the authors could envision a society with public cameras.
There already is a tax on writable media in the States and Canada.
Confidentiality of Information: Comcast considers the personally identifiable Customer information that is collected to be confidential. Comcast will disclose to third parties personally identifiable information that Comcast maintains related to customers only when it is necessary to deliver the Service to customers or carry out related business activities, in the ordinary course of business, for ordinary business purposes, and at a frequency dictated by Comcast's particular business need...
Uh huh. Like Phase 3: Profit!
How about something like Crowds?
I must agree, ReaderWare is cool. It's just a couple of clicks to share the same database between Linux and Windows too, if you dual-boot.
Send me one. I still haven't found anyone who's willing to mail one to Canada. We're deprived up here! Send us your hand-me-down hardware, so that we may grow and learn!
...It says that a 1998 report to the FTC produced under the leadership of the Center for Democracy and Technology recommended that marketers give consumers a choice to "opt in" or "opt out" of receiving unsolicited commercial e-mail (UCE) and urged law enforcement to continue to attack fraudulent UCE solicitations, including those with deceptive "header" information. (my emphasis)
Looks like both.
Keep your EULA away from my EULA, you sick bastard. And put your tongue back in your mouth.
Nonono, the way this works is he gives you $100,000, and you infringe on his constitutional rights when he clicks on the waiver.
Aww, poor you. I just upgraded last night. Bah.
Hey, I may have slept through umpteen calculus and matrix algebra classes, but since when does 0 equal 1?
Nonono, his package, not his die size.
How many boxes? You're gonna be sad when you find out. If you said something like "how many sites are hosted with Apache," you'd support your point better.
You don't pay Pepsi, Pepsi pays you. Unless paid placement doesn't work, in which case they might think twice about paying you.
Yup. It's a pretty-tweaked version of RedHat.
Yeah, but how am I supposed to d/l all that sweet pr0n before my system's up? And don't gimme that "get a new pastime" hokum!
http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/index.html
Find pr0n featuring Bill Gates with two midgets wearing ripped spandex...
about 70% of the world population can't even read and write.
It's actually closer to 1/4 of the world population. Most people are considered literate these days (ignoring the obvious it's/its/there/their/they're problems).
How about Scintilla and SciTE?
Finally, my first name is spelled "Jordan", like the river. A sure sign that this was a hoax. :)
Well, I don't know. That's what gave it validity, I thought. If it had been spelt correctly, on the other hand, there's no way I'd believe it!
no-one is saving for their retirement from EverQuest
Hey, speak for yourself. I play ~18 hours/day- at $4.00/hour that's 17 grand a year TAX FREE. And you poor bastards have to get a real job for slave wages. I just stay home. Hah!
Note to the IRS: I don't really do that. I pay all my taxes like a good little citizen. Please don't arrest me.
It's just hard to stick with it when you're bleeding 50 million dollars a year. I'm sure all those dot-bombs would still be around if they didn't run out of money.
What the hell would eat a blowfish? Besides the Japanese, and I don't think you can use them as a mascot.