If it is a service and not property then property law does not apply. When they delete your account after 90 days of inactivity can you sue them for destruction of proerty? IANAL, but I doubt it.
"I'd play it, then walk out into the office corridor and realize I was looking at my co-workers as potential targets," said Taylor. ... and I don't even play video games.
I think most people use Outlook because their company is using Exchange. I agree with the Microsoft statement in the article. So, someone is going to have to take on Exchange (i.e., integrate the client with the server) if they truly want to be in the same ballpark as Outlook.
In the Constitutional Convention of 1787, delegates adopted provisions that were anti-democratic because they were distrustful of the judgment of the common people. Many delegates wanted a democracy but the majority didn't think we could handle the responsibility.
This is similar to the Chinese government deciding what is best for its citizens.
Moe: Yeah, Moe's Tavern, Moe speaking.
Bart: Is John there?
Moe: Who?
Bart: John, last name Ennis, middle initial P.
Moe: Uh, hold on. Uh, John... P... Ennis... Hey guys I'm looking for a John P. Ennis.
[laughs from all]
Moe: Oh... wait a minute... John Pennis... It's you isn't it ya cowardly little runt? When I catch you, I'm gonna pull out your eyes and stick 'em down your pants, so you can watch me kick the crap outta you, okay? Then I'm gonna use your tongue to paint my boat.
That theory ignores government spending as an economic stimulus. Money the government stops spending means employees of the govt and govt contractors are forced to seek other jobs.
...and your theory ignores the fact that those gov't employees and contractors could find work in the improved private sector... around and around we go.
Governments in the US don't seem to be able run very efficiently. The people I know who control gov't budgets have told me that the reason they spend in excess like they do is because of the "use or lose" cultures that are inherent in the systems.
Organizations in the private sector are supposed to make a profit. And to make a profit you need to run efficiently.
Personally, I believe that the private sector can create more jobs/$ than the gov't can. Maybe someone has stats that prove me wrong.
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Oh I forgot, they never put any of this money away for people's retirement like was originally planned.
It was never designed to be a savings plan. It was originally designed to be Old-Age Insurance.
I wonder what the ping times would be like...
I'd like to see the traceroute hops.
I'd like to know what this kid's major was
Probably a PoliSci major. Spam, porn, and flipping burgers is the only way he'll ever make any money.
If it is a service and not property then property law does not apply. When they delete your account after 90 days of inactivity can you sue them for destruction of proerty? IANAL, but I doubt it.
I, for one, welcome our new AI soccer playing robot overlords.
Everywhere I've read, the average age of video game buyers is 36.
"I'd play it, then walk out into the office corridor and realize I was looking at my co-workers as potential targets," said Taylor.
... and I don't even play video games.
You've watched too many episodes of the Jetsons.
They could probably clean up on eBay where people buy chewed gum.
Plus as a bonus there'd be no shipping charges... just give them the latitude and longitude of your house and wait for the whistle.
"...its ability to power itself by digesting its fuel is a major advance..."
They don't explain how the 'back-end' of the digestion process works. Guess they'll need to create even smaller robots with pooper-scoopers.
...and a fire extinguisher.
Here's a Google Cache.
I think most people use Outlook because their company is using Exchange. I agree with the Microsoft statement in the article. So, someone is going to have to take on Exchange (i.e., integrate the client with the server) if they truly want to be in the same ballpark as Outlook.
In the Constitutional Convention of 1787, delegates adopted provisions that were anti-democratic because they were distrustful of the judgment of the common people. Many delegates wanted a democracy but the majority didn't think we could handle the responsibility.
This is similar to the Chinese government deciding what is best for its citizens.
When I first quickly scanned the headline, I thought it said "Greek Boys as Holiday Gifts".
Don't hire a firm with a name like "Poodle Productions" to do your website.
Moe: Yeah, Moe's Tavern, Moe speaking.
Bart: Is John there?
Moe: Who?
Bart: John, last name Ennis, middle initial P.
Moe: Uh, hold on. Uh, John... P... Ennis... Hey guys I'm looking for a John P. Ennis.
[laughs from all]
Moe: Oh... wait a minute... John Pennis... It's you isn't it ya cowardly little runt? When I catch you, I'm gonna pull out your eyes and stick 'em down your pants, so you can watch me kick the crap outta you, okay? Then I'm gonna use your tongue to paint my boat.
One that doesn't get /.'d
War of the World's Chocolate Factories
Just had visions of Swiss confectioners invading Pennsylvania.
Best Bond line:
"In Japan, men come first."
Best Austin Powers Line:
AV: "Women come second."
AP: "...or not at all"
Girls
Oh wait, I'm on slashdot... nevermind.
I agree. Many people laugh at and euphemize about death.
That theory ignores government spending as an economic stimulus. Money the government stops spending means employees of the govt and govt contractors are forced to seek other jobs.
...and your theory ignores the fact that those gov't employees and contractors could find work in the improved private sector... around and around we go.
Governments in the US don't seem to be able run very efficiently. The people I know who control gov't budgets have told me that the reason they spend in excess like they do is because of the "use or lose" cultures that are inherent in the systems.
Organizations in the private sector are supposed to make a profit. And to make a profit you need to run efficiently.
Personally, I believe that the private sector can create more jobs/$ than the gov't can. Maybe someone has stats that prove me wrong.
They do prohibit p2p:
http://www.utd.edu/~cws031000/1.jpg
Plus whatever else that prompts students to pay for their own connection.
This works pretty good.
It's already being used in Iceland:h tm l
www.visionics.com/newsroom/press/PRs/2001/0619.