I don't know why, but my system never reboots to install the next build and I use the insider builds. Have way too many other bugs I actually want fixed to report it though.
Microsoft may have left the smartphone hardware business, but as far as I know, they are still in it for the OS business. https://www.bing.com/search?q=...
There's something to be said about knowing that you aren't getting products sourced from x when you don't want products sourced from x. One aspect of the law that seems little known is that if I buy shoes branded x, and I rebrand them y, company x can sue you for it.
I posted in a recent comment about abolishing intellectual property. Misrepresentation of the origin of a good does not need trademark to have a special protection in order to be illegal.
What are your sources? "Typesetting" may have once been time-consuming and expensive, but where do I go to find out the nature of "typesetting" at the time the memo was made and it's role in the U.S. military?
In some senses it is less accurate, in some senses more. It all depends on what you are attempting to measure. But most of the thread is conflating different issues, like value to a company, risk of loss of life, friendship, lifespan, and quality of life, nonexhaustive.
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Personally, I think she's stupid for just having two. I have various positions depending on which variables are in play.
You seem to think that laws magically enforce themselves.
There are bigger challenges to overcome in space than enthusiasts acknowledge, but you seem to be going beyond that to what exactly?
I think the question never even occurred to people then.
You seem to think the law magically enforces itself.
Whatever that's supposed to mean.
I don't know why, but my system never reboots to install the next build and I use the insider builds. Have way too many other bugs I actually want fixed to report it though.
Sort of, they give you points which can be redeemed for gift cards to the Microsoft store, Amazon, Hulu, among others.
http://technsafe.com/2016/11/2...
Microsoft may have left the smartphone hardware business, but as far as I know, they are still in it for the OS business. https://www.bing.com/search?q=...
So much for the Japanese Miracle
...can sue me for it, rather, to keep the pronouns straight.
There's something to be said about knowing that you aren't getting products sourced from x when you don't want products sourced from x. One aspect of the law that seems little known is that if I buy shoes branded x, and I rebrand them y, company x can sue you for it.
No, the only thing that should be protected is the consumer's ability to determine the source.
But hey, they're not you, so what do you care?
He never said he was quoting Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd doesn't deserve credit for every future sentiment to one he/they expressed.
You don't see most people doing that, because you don't see most people.
Misrepresentation of the origin of a good does not need trademark to have a special protection in order to be illegal.
I posted in a recent comment about abolishing intellectual property. Misrepresentation of the origin of a good does not need trademark to have a special protection in order to be illegal.
What are your sources? "Typesetting" may have once been time-consuming and expensive, but where do I go to find out the nature of "typesetting" at the time the memo was made and it's role in the U.S. military?
People don't "create" things. That is a romantic notion with no basis in reality.
Sounds like a good argument for the abolishment of intellectual property.
In some senses it is less accurate, in some senses more. It all depends on what you are attempting to measure. But most of the thread is conflating different issues, like value to a company, risk of loss of life, friendship, lifespan, and quality of life, nonexhaustive.
You are conflating value of life with risk of loss of life, and several other concepts as well apparently.
You don't have any friends apparently.