Then your neighbors aren't just being "jerks" for unplugging your rig. They're seeing you abusing the system and putting a stop to it. They need to start taking more permanent steps.
It wasn't a deal offered only to new customers. Anyone could have bought the Groupon, even the pissy regular. He chose not to buy a voucher for a discounted rate so he doesn't get the deal. (Maybe he didn't know about it, oh well. Coupon clippers pay less than non coupon clippers.)
Why do you think it's all about you? They don't mod you down to punish you. They mod you down because they don't want to read what your wrote, and are hoping to protect others from having to do so.
No, at the trial the ownership of the copyrights was still in question. The Judge had previously ruled in Novell's favor, but it had been reversed on appeal. SCO didn't want that previous ruling mentioned, but Novell was allowed after SCO claimed slander damages from after that ruling. Even if it was overruled, Novell couldn't be claimed to be maliciously slandering SCO if they had good reason to believe what they said was true.
The "Most Hated Company" bit was just to further cut at the damages. Novell's claims weren't the only thing that lost SCO money, their own actions (in suing their former customers) hurt them badly as well.
Did you read that story? The people whose house burned did not pay their fire department fee. Basically they were given the option of paying this tax, and did not. As a result, their house burnt down. This is exactly what would happen if the fire department were not tax supported at all.
So, I guess there's no talking about Tricky Dick in History class. Or about Dick Clark or Dick van Dyke (banned on two counts). Or any Richard in class whose parents used the nickname Dick and it stuck (not that I've seen any of those recently)
But, of course, the Evangelical Christians are protestant and don't give any credence to anything the Pope says about religion. Some, in fact, consider him to be the Antichrist.
Many other Protestant churches would agree with him on this issue, though
The funny thing is, if they asked the pastor at their community church, he would probably tell them that no, Genesis isn't the literal truth. They should pay more attention to the religion they claim to believe in.
The examples in the story are definitely criminal and I'd say fit the definition of sabotage. I'm sure the vast majority of strikers did not engage in this sort of behavior, but I'd like to see the union come down hard on the people who did for making them look bad.
There are social games on Facebook? The only ones I've seen just let you send a request to "friends" asking them to click a button for you, no actual social interaction at all.
Except for the fact that it makes numbers easier to read when they're broken up into regular groups.
When dealing with coordinates, of course, the grouping commas are going to cause confusion and should not be used. I'm not sure what separator is used for coordinates in areas where the , is used as a decimal point. But I'm sure they've figured out something that works.
I don't consider JRPGs to be fit for hardcore RPG gamers. I want something like Neverwinter Nights or Dragon Age. Nothing like that available on the PSP
It's fine that it's totally meaningless. It doesn't hurt the vast majority for that little number to be in the About box. (Which the vast majority never look at anyway.)
They describe Rare Earth Elements as the Lanthanides plus scandium and yttrium. Thorium is an Actinide, on the row beneath Lanthanides on the chart. Uranium and the Thorium are the only actinides present in nature in any appreciable quantities, so I guess they don't get their own "X element" category.
Don't tell them that their smoke detectors may contain Americium, a radioactive element. But I guess that's ok since it's named after America and thus Patriotic. An element named after a foreign God isn't going to get cut the same kind of slack.
The 3DS's major selling point over the DS is the 3D. I'm mildly interested in getting a hold of one just to see how well the 3d works, but I have no interest in owning one. I imagine a lot of people are just perfectly happy with their DS and don't see a need to upgrade for a function they're not interested in.
It doesn't always lead there. I've been in a few groups that are remarkably civil without requiring real identities (or excessive moderator action). And back in usenet days when I engaged in some of my most uncivil Internet conversation I actually used my real name. But it's a definite contributing factor. Even with my semi-anonymous usernames like this, I often restrain myself from my instincts to be a complete ass.
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Then your neighbors aren't just being "jerks" for unplugging your rig. They're seeing you abusing the system and putting a stop to it. They need to start taking more permanent steps.
It wasn't a deal offered only to new customers. Anyone could have bought the Groupon, even the pissy regular. He chose not to buy a voucher for a discounted rate so he doesn't get the deal. (Maybe he didn't know about it, oh well. Coupon clippers pay less than non coupon clippers.)
And apparently it will get you a really nice girl so you can have some really nice sex.
Why do you think it's all about you? They don't mod you down to punish you. They mod you down because they don't want to read what your wrote, and are hoping to protect others from having to do so.
No, at the trial the ownership of the copyrights was still in question. The Judge had previously ruled in Novell's favor, but it had been reversed on appeal. SCO didn't want that previous ruling mentioned, but Novell was allowed after SCO claimed slander damages from after that ruling. Even if it was overruled, Novell couldn't be claimed to be maliciously slandering SCO if they had good reason to believe what they said was true.
The "Most Hated Company" bit was just to further cut at the damages. Novell's claims weren't the only thing that lost SCO money, their own actions (in suing their former customers) hurt them badly as well.
Did you read that story? The people whose house burned did not pay their fire department fee. Basically they were given the option of paying this tax, and did not. As a result, their house burnt down. This is exactly what would happen if the fire department were not tax supported at all.
I guess it could be worse. They could have used the regular expression functionality. I wonder how many legitimate words would be caught by .*fuck.* ?
So, I guess there's no talking about Tricky Dick in History class. Or about Dick Clark or Dick van Dyke (banned on two counts). Or any Richard in class whose parents used the nickname Dick and it stuck (not that I've seen any of those recently)
But, of course, the Evangelical Christians are protestant and don't give any credence to anything the Pope says about religion. Some, in fact, consider him to be the Antichrist.
Many other Protestant churches would agree with him on this issue, though
The funny thing is, if they asked the pastor at their community church, he would probably tell them that no, Genesis isn't the literal truth. They should pay more attention to the religion they claim to believe in.
Google pushes its toolbar for Firefox, and Firefox will search from the address bar (default google) without any search box.
The examples in the story are definitely criminal and I'd say fit the definition of sabotage. I'm sure the vast majority of strikers did not engage in this sort of behavior, but I'd like to see the union come down hard on the people who did for making them look bad.
That could just be because "geek stuff" generates better discussion than "hey look at this link."
Try posting the same thing to both and see where the better discussions develop
There are social games on Facebook? The only ones I've seen just let you send a request to "friends" asking them to click a button for you, no actual social interaction at all.
There's no need to make groups of 3 digits.
Except for the fact that it makes numbers easier to read when they're broken up into regular groups.
When dealing with coordinates, of course, the grouping commas are going to cause confusion and should not be used. I'm not sure what separator is used for coordinates in areas where the , is used as a decimal point. But I'm sure they've figured out something that works.
And if I had the opportunity to sell my in game currency for $50k, I'd do it and not worry about my account being terminated.
I don't consider JRPGs to be fit for hardcore RPG gamers. I want something like Neverwinter Nights or Dragon Age. Nothing like that available on the PSP
It's fine that it's totally meaningless. It doesn't hurt the vast majority for that little number to be in the About box. (Which the vast majority never look at anyway.)
They describe Rare Earth Elements as the Lanthanides plus scandium and yttrium. Thorium is an Actinide, on the row beneath Lanthanides on the chart. Uranium and the Thorium are the only actinides present in nature in any appreciable quantities, so I guess they don't get their own "X element" category.
Don't tell them that their smoke detectors may contain Americium, a radioactive element. But I guess that's ok since it's named after America and thus Patriotic. An element named after a foreign God isn't going to get cut the same kind of slack.
The 3DS's major selling point over the DS is the 3D. I'm mildly interested in getting a hold of one just to see how well the 3d works, but I have no interest in owning one. I imagine a lot of people are just perfectly happy with their DS and don't see a need to upgrade for a function they're not interested in.
Just ask Magnolia-Fan
It doesn't always lead there. I've been in a few groups that are remarkably civil without requiring real identities (or excessive moderator action). And back in usenet days when I engaged in some of my most uncivil Internet conversation I actually used my real name. But it's a definite contributing factor. Even with my semi-anonymous usernames like this, I often restrain myself from my instincts to be a complete ass.
My choice is usually McIntosh, but I picked something else to not confuse the joke too badly (I don't like Red Delicious either)
Can't you read? You get an Apple Gift Card. Good for one Apple. I suggest a Red Delicious, they're tasty (it's right in their name).