Ah, but this isn't capitalism - this is regulations, bught and paid for, allowing avoidance of capitalism. Capitalism allows competition - we have given competition away (ok, ok - sold out cheap) in exchange of supposed expensive infrastructure.
if my children (you know, those with whom I have a close relationship) had been found beaten, then some examination of whether I had beaten them, or knew of their beatings, would be relevant questions.
No, I mean affective - as in "tending to affect" (try learning to read a dictionary). Anyone who chooses to actively remain ignorant of the capabilities and limitations of computers and their influence on individuals and society... ain't as smart as they like to believe.
Yes, Sony is cutting their own throats. If their lack of effort at bringing as much capability to the PS3 as quickly as possible was any worse, then we'd probably see them working for the not-so-big 3 soon.
Well, which would benefit the free citizen more - having a bunch of small stores selling products at legally enforced higher than necessaary prices, or being able to freely make a decision about where to buy his product?
We need to develop methods for storing massive quantities of... energy
Perhaps we could find some method of storing energy in some sort of flammable liquid... even better would be if we could find a proven process that already demonstrated the storage of energy in liquid form...
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he will goto a place that would terrify even Baal himself
Wal-Mart after a payday?
reduced connectivity isn't really that terrifying
you've never taken texting privileges away from a misbehaving teenager, have you?
then the last mile should belong to the homeowner.
I don't get it.
Ah, but this isn't capitalism - this is regulations, bught and paid for, allowing avoidance of capitalism. Capitalism allows competition - we have given competition away (ok, ok - sold out cheap) in exchange of supposed expensive infrastructure.
retract ... remove - what's in a word.
and to make sure he hasn't, newspapers that had written articles saying he has, are actively removing such articles.
the answer has already changed once.
http://machaut.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/WEBSTER.sh?WORD=affective
if my children (you know, those with whom I have a close relationship) had been found beaten, then some examination of whether I had beaten them, or knew of their beatings, would be relevant questions.
No, I mean affective - as in "tending to affect" (try learning to read a dictionary). Anyone who chooses to actively remain ignorant of the capabilities and limitations of computers and their influence on individuals and society ... ain't as smart as they like to believe.
ahh ... so people keep asking these "bullshit" questions, yet ... the people don't care about these questions?
so these brilliant people actively choose to remain ignorant about such affective technology?
'all the same, it moves'.
Yes, Sony is cutting their own throats. If their lack of effort at bringing as much capability to the PS3 as quickly as possible was any worse, then we'd probably see them working for the not-so-big 3 soon.
it'd certainly be nice if the PS3 would stream from the various DVD rental services, rather than Sony trying to roll their own.
Exactly ... and look at how solid an economy such job protection has given us so far.
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oh wait
Well, which would benefit the free citizen more - having a bunch of small stores selling products at legally enforced higher than necessaary prices, or being able to freely make a decision about where to buy his product?
We need to develop methods for storing massive quantities of ... energy
... even better would be if we could find a proven process that already demonstrated the storage of energy in liquid form ...
Perhaps we could find some method of storing energy in some sort of flammable liquid
It doesn't seem to me to be so hard that a bank couldn't autocall/autotext your cellphone and ask you to verify a transaction.
with no damage to the marketplace
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except for that piddly little matter of Yahoo's stock price
If they are still profitable then they had too many employees,
I's amazing to me how much value Yahoo's shareholders lost after the US government ("here to help") put the big kabosh on a Google/Yahoo deal.
Microsoft doesn't want Yahoo. Microsoft wants Google to not have Yahoo.
Are you willing to take a pound of flesh from everyone else to keep the region alive?