Software which has slipped the scheduled release date more often and by a larger margin than Windows. IIRC, Microsoft hasn't released on OS on time in the last 10 years.
(1) The recipient has not provided direct consent to receive advertisements from the advertiser.
So, really all this law does is make it so that in order to get an account you will need to check a box that says you consent to recieve advertisements, otherwise: No GMail For YOU!
What are you using as the search term? Shows up in the top 6 for me using the above search. Perhaps quoting your term to get it to search for the entire phrase is what was missing? When the terms arent quoted you are getting the default searching of with all of the words in any location on the page.
Numbers cant be trademarked, so Intel was unable to trademark 386, 486, 586, etc. The company wanted a trademark name so they switched from numbers to names for their processors. Only Intel can sell you a "Pentium" or "Pentium Pro" processor. Other manufacturers have to name their chips something else.
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As consumers, can we sue the record companies for false advertising? Since the copy protected CD's are not real CD's, would they not then be claiming the product to be something it is not?
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Wouldnt Duke Nukem Forever also fall into that category?
In that case we just need to ship a random sampling of /. readers up to Washington.
How can anyone forget Duke Nukem Forever?
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"Introducing: The Self-Cleansing Housing Projects"
What are you using as the search term? Shows up in the top 6 for me using the above search. Perhaps quoting your term to get it to search for the entire phrase is what was missing? When the terms arent quoted you are getting the default searching of with all of the words in any location on the page.
Numbers cant be trademarked, so Intel was unable to trademark 386, 486, 586, etc. The company wanted a trademark name so they switched from numbers to names for their processors. Only Intel can sell you a "Pentium" or "Pentium Pro" processor. Other manufacturers have to name their chips something else.
What about Tupac? He's put out like five albums since dying.
Looks like Yoda-speak has had its influence on Lord of the Rings as well.
Google shouldn't be trying to find more content, they should be working on filtering out the mass of garbage sites that already exist.
But wouldnt that narrow the total amount of content they index down to just a handful of sites?
But what will be the matrix equivalent of Greedo shooting first? And will they re-edit the Architect back in to the first one (a la Jabba).
Shouldnt there be the obligatory Beowolf cluster reference:
11-20. beowulf.slashdot.org
Or the other fan favorite:
21. goatse.slashdot.org
When I read the URL included, I thought it said "stfu" not "sfu".
D'oh!
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Texas?
He's already got a brain the size of a planet, and a synthesized voice.
As consumers, can we sue the record companies for false advertising? Since the copy protected CD's are not real CD's, would they not then be claiming the product to be something it is not?