Scams weren't invented with the internet. Ponzi schemes, the tulip investment hysteria, bogus overseas investments in the 1800s, they were all there. It is just far easier to initiate and promote scams now.
Probably falls under reckless endangerment but if they could only leave a pile of copper coils out in the open, behind the fence of course, and connect it to a high power line...
This here's a story about John McAffe and Sam Two mismatched lovers with nothin' better to do Than sit around the house, live off John's savings, and watch the tube And here is what happened when they decided to cut loose
They headed down to, ooh, old Belize That's where they ran into a great big hassle John shot a man while robbing his castle Sam took the money and run
Go on take the money and run Go on take the money and run...
It really feels like they took a vanity pet (there was a panda pet) and used it for the basis of an entire expansion. Wait until they base an expansion on cat and dog pets.
I stopped playing but I agree that it seems like the whole atmosphere of the game has been shot to hell.
He is just suing to make sure the patent he worked so hard on researching and developing isn't stolen so that he can use it to develop a business around it. Oh wait, he just bought it so he could just use it to extort money from deep pockets and those that can't afford to defend themselves.
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The real safety issue is the raging idiot behind the trigger.
I've successfully developed my brain to the point where I don't trust anyone. :)
Scams weren't invented with the internet. Ponzi schemes, the tulip investment hysteria, bogus overseas investments in the 1800s, they were all there. It is just far easier to initiate and promote scams now.
Slashdot just set a new record for the total number of abbreviations in a single summary.
A procedural obstruction is far different from a law blocking other laws.
Probably falls under reckless endangerment but if they could only leave a pile of copper coils out in the open, behind the fence of course, and connect it to a high power line...
They won't, the guy dropping them off will have to.
That's nothing, I could tell you what the Milky Way is made of.
This here's a story about John McAffe and Sam
Two mismatched lovers with nothin' better to do
Than sit around the house, live off John's savings, and watch the tube
And here is what happened when they decided to cut loose
They headed down to, ooh, old Belize
That's where they ran into a great big hassle
John shot a man while robbing his castle
Sam took the money and run
Go on take the money and run
Go on take the money and run...
Eve is nothing. You haven't lived until you've played Railroad Tycoon.
Part of WoW's continuing business at this point is sheer momentum. People who have invested years of play in it who are unwilling to let it go.
It really feels like they took a vanity pet (there was a panda pet) and used it for the basis of an entire expansion. Wait until they base an expansion on cat and dog pets.
I stopped playing but I agree that it seems like the whole atmosphere of the game has been shot to hell.
He is just suing to make sure the patent he worked so hard on researching and developing isn't stolen so that he can use it to develop a business around it. Oh wait, he just bought it so he could just use it to extort money from deep pockets and those that can't afford to defend themselves.
"Exploiting it", "extortion", same difference.
Plus they still let them request the venue which always ends up in a region in east Texas that seems to populated solely by patent lawyers.
We're just playing with volcanically active areas. It has been done a million times. Don't worry your pretty little head.
Live by the lawsuit, die by the lawsuit.
They could've sat down with them and come to an agreement like reasonable adults but they instead reached for their guns. Too bad.
Because Republicans never throw money at "law and order". All those red state prisons are actually playgrounds.
Especially if they are a Beholder and one of those eyes can shoot a disintegration ray.
Anyone up for building an anti-drone that homes in on ADS-B transponder signals? Takes a drone to kill a drone!
Exactly my thought. It is just a matter of time until some judge decides that the view from the air is considered reasonable public viewing.
Perhaps 72% of Xbox gamers are smart-asses who would reply "yes" to being asked "Should babies be made into sausages?"
Anyone we shoot with a drone is a terrorist by definition. Didn't you read the manual?
And the tar command will actually refer to tapes again
technology can end disability in 50 years
"technology can end disability, for those who can afford it, in 50 years"
There, fixed that.