doesnt seem economical
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total nonsense. the receiving dishes would have to be large and would cost to much to manufacture and put in orbit.
you'd be better off pursuing fussion as a source of energy.
or why not build the solar cells on earth, or float them in lines of buoys on the ocean?
We appreciate your past efforts to bring the PC and Internet into the mainstream. The benefits to the economies of the world over the past 15 years has been phenomenal. However, now that this task is completed, your services are no longer required. Please put your computer hardware on ebay and find new professions.
Some 500,000,000 mainstream users are online today. We must bring their offline world IP laws into the online world. This is necessary for their protection.
A couple million technically inclined people stealing music, movies and software is no big deal. However, 500 million (and soon billions) of people stealing information is the equivalence of Marxism.
So you should welcome this new law. This law will end warez forever. It will stop foreign countries who don't enforce IP laws from benefiting from the hard work of persons in the developed countries.
And finally let's not forget our friends in Hollywood. The end of the mass theft of music means better music in the long term.
We thank you for your hard work to create a sophisticated useable information distribution system, as well as easy to use terminals to access that information system. Your input in the legislation of these devices and their medium is not desired. Please let the professionals in Washington handle it from here.
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Because Visual C++'s MFC is far superior.
total nonsense. the receiving dishes would have to be large and would cost to much to manufacture and put in orbit. you'd be better off pursuing fussion as a source of energy. or why not build the solar cells on earth, or float them in lines of buoys on the ocean?
We appreciate your past efforts to bring the PC and Internet into the mainstream. The benefits to the economies of the world over the past 15 years has been phenomenal. However, now that this task is completed, your services are no longer required. Please put your computer hardware on ebay and find new professions.
Some 500,000,000 mainstream users are online today. We must bring their offline world IP laws into the online world. This is necessary for their protection.
A couple million technically inclined people stealing music, movies and software is no big deal. However, 500 million (and soon billions) of people stealing information is the equivalence of Marxism.
So you should welcome this new law. This law will end warez forever. It will stop foreign countries who don't enforce IP laws from benefiting from the hard work of persons in the developed countries.
And finally let's not forget our friends in Hollywood. The end of the mass theft of music means better music in the long term.
We thank you for your hard work to create a sophisticated useable information distribution system, as well as easy to use terminals to access that information system. Your input in the legislation of these devices and their medium is not desired. Please let the professionals in Washington handle it from here.