Both the Article and post have it wrong. She is suing the web site operators not her/their ISP!
If these cases do affect ISPs then: -You can sue AT&T/Verison when you get scammed over the phone. -You can sue the state who provided the road that you had an accident on, even if it was the another car's fault.
They would call it an "Excise tax" or a "Sin Tax". They apply this type of tax on cigarettes and alcohol in Canada.
Besides, if the government would do this, their biggest problem would come from the gangs trying to takeout the legitimate marijuana stores in drive-bys and bombings, not competition from the illegal sales on the streets.
Replacement modules would only work in country where DMCA is NOT the law. (Ever tried to refill an Epson ink cartridge or Lexmark laser cartridge...) So the US and Australia would be SOL.
No, They ARE worthless. They go on about how to use the Organizer when simplifying the layout and popup would do.
I'm trying to create a cut-n-Paste macro that select stuff based on content. It is brutally painful since you cannot use the macro recorder to record the selection process because you can't search AND select text at the same time!
Also, you don't have a way to discover what commands exists without using the macro recorder.
Am I the only one who thinks the Macro editor should have a button to comment or uncomment a selection of lines? The things has a full fledged debugger with breakpoints and everything but they expect you to comment out code manually one line at a time?
And they are running the test in Windows? Who knows whether there's not an undocumented feature of IE which is telling it's O$ to swap *all* FF's RAM into disk? Or even freeing FF's memory? The predator always wins.
As I recall, Novell was also slow about producing a GUI version of WordPerfect. BTW: WordPerfect Corp. (before Novell bought them out) was the one dragging its heals on the GUI. Why? Because they though Windows 3.0 was going to flop. When Windows 3.1 came out and caught on big, WPC released WordPerfect 5.2 for windows. WordPerfect 5.2 was a dog and the rest is marketing...
Also look up "civil forfeiture" which gives the government the right to steal your property for its own profit without a crime having occurred. And the "DHS discount" was born.
I Say, we follow standards if we wannoo A thing we call "the embrace" And we extend them 'til they gonna break Leaving the real standards far behind And we can innovate (Yea, right..)
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Thanks to Google maps half the work is done.
It does take bare latitude and longitude coordinates and displays you a map.
Both the Article and post have it wrong.
She is suing the web site operators not her/their ISP!
If these cases do affect ISPs then:
-You can sue AT&T/Verison when you get scammed over the phone.
-You can sue the state who provided the road that you had an accident on, even if it was the another car's fault.
It would never end.
They're already going to jail for longer terms than murderers and retail store thieves, You MAFIAA mole.
They would call it an "Excise tax" or a "Sin Tax".
They apply this type of tax on cigarettes and alcohol in Canada.
Besides, if the government would do this, their biggest problem would come from the gangs trying to takeout the legitimate marijuana stores in drive-bys and bombings, not competition from the illegal sales on the streets.
The OOXML Standard was bought and the ISO stood idly by, hand extended.
Therefore the ISO is now irrelevant; so who cares about the ISO.
With 2 stories in a row with "web 2.0" in them, I guess that's what's needed to be posted on /.
Why can't they just let choose.
Make 2 versions:
1-Light Browser with extensions (awesome bar as an OPTIONAL extension)
2-Bloated browser with OS integration/Web integration and Bloat-bar.
Sounds a bit like Java or .Net...
I wish I had mod points to give you!
I see this happen all the time.
I doubt they can.
All they could really do is sue MS to stop them from saying they are using an ISO standard.
Replacement modules would only work in country where DMCA is NOT the law.
(Ever tried to refill an Epson ink cartridge or Lexmark laser cartridge...)
So the US and Australia would be SOL.
Help files on macros are close to worthless.
No, They ARE worthless.
They go on about how to use the Organizer when simplifying the layout and popup would do.
I'm trying to create a cut-n-Paste macro that select stuff based on content.
It is brutally painful since you cannot use the macro recorder to record the selection process because you can't search AND select text at the same time!
Also, you don't have a way to discover what commands exists without using the macro recorder.
Am I the only one who thinks the Macro editor should have a button to comment or uncomment a selection of lines?
The things has a full fledged debugger with breakpoints and everything but they expect you to comment out code manually one line at a time?
And they are running the test in Windows? Who knows whether there's not an undocumented feature of IE which is telling it's O$ to swap *all* FF's RAM into disk? Or even freeing FF's memory? The predator always wins.
MS has done something like this in the past and got caught.
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=drdos+windows+crash&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
As I recall, Novell was also slow about producing a GUI version of WordPerfect.
BTW: WordPerfect Corp. (before Novell bought them out) was the one dragging its heals on the GUI.
Why?
Because they though Windows 3.0 was going to flop.
When Windows 3.1 came out and caught on big, WPC released WordPerfect 5.2 for windows.
WordPerfect 5.2 was a dog and the rest is marketing...
This service exists and they are still unhappy because what they really want control.
With control comes big $.
FYI: In any .NET application, you click an URL, IE is used. This is regardless if you have FF (or what have you) set as the default browser.
Then just clone the drives and give the suspect the copy and not the original HD.
I Say, we follow standards if we wannoo
A thing we call "the embrace"
And we extend them 'til they gonna break
Leaving the real standards far behind
And we can innovate (Yea, right..)
You must be new here and under 25.
wrong site. try youpr0n.com...
Too bad they canceled Century city ( http://imdb.com/title/tt0377153/ )
This could have been the basis of a good episode.
I wish someone would ask:
Hey, Avril Lavigne, have you gotten your cheque for your share of the CD levy tax?