Domino Sugar sued Domino's Pizza for trademark infringement. For a while, they changed their name to Pizza Dispatch. The courts eventually ruled that the products were so dissimilar that no confusion in the marketplace was likely to occur, therefore no infringement. A vaguely similar phrase describing a fictional product would probably be considered non-infringing as well, but think geek does not have the kind of money to defend itself like Domino's did. It is a shame that frivolous cease and desist letters and lawsuits aren't a criminal offense.
Linux is too complicated for 99.999% of the public. As long installing new software isn't as simple as clicking on an icon, this will always be so. Hate Windows? Get a Mac.
I propose that SETI be re-purposed into STI, the search for terrestrial intelligence. The only downside is that it probably won't find much either. It sure wouldn't find this guy.
Even if they got away with taking a bribe, they would still end up losing. Google is the one search engine that works worth a damn. Yahoo drifts off topic in no time, and Bing is just lipstick on the Live Search pig.
Seriously or sarcastically, I knew someone would say something like that. No matter how many experts say these photos are genuine, tinfoil hatters who want to believe they are photoshops still will.
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Mac users swear by their computers. PC users swear at their computers.
If she doesn't get this done really quickly, Mattel will make a Caribou Barbie doll before she gets a chance to stop them.
If the scammer uses the right approach, anyone can be conned. The ones who think they are too smart are usually easy marks.
Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto!
We built this city
We built this city on rock and roll
We built this city
We built this city on rock and roll
I think a clown suit would be better. He looks like Zippy The Pinhead.
Domino Sugar sued Domino's Pizza for trademark infringement. For a while, they changed their name to Pizza Dispatch. The courts eventually ruled that the products were so dissimilar that no confusion in the marketplace was likely to occur, therefore no infringement. A vaguely similar phrase describing a fictional product would probably be considered non-infringing as well, but think geek does not have the kind of money to defend itself like Domino's did. It is a shame that frivolous cease and desist letters and lawsuits aren't a criminal offense.
Why not .cum?
Bribery and graft are simply how business is done, and Microsoft has a lot of moolah to grease palms with.
Linux is too complicated for 99.999% of the public. As long installing new software isn't as simple as clicking on an icon, this will always be so. Hate Windows? Get a Mac.
Don't fix a computer with no COA unless they can bring you the original CD and COA, or are willing to buy a copy of Windows.
I propose that SETI be re-purposed into STI, the search for terrestrial intelligence. The only downside is that it probably won't find much either. It sure wouldn't find this guy.
Even if they got away with taking a bribe, they would still end up losing. Google is the one search engine that works worth a damn. Yahoo drifts off topic in no time, and Bing is just lipstick on the Live Search pig.
Microsoft should hire some hitmen and have them whacked.
Corporate propaganda passed off as school curriculum? Only in the United States of Avarice.
If you fix what ain't broke, you get something that is.
The Air Force discovered that drunks and stoners who live near airports spot a lot of UFOs.
Seriously or sarcastically, I knew someone would say something like that. No matter how many experts say these photos are genuine, tinfoil hatters who want to believe they are photoshops still will.
Forget Windows forever. Next time your office needs new computers, migrate to Mac.
No, coffee was first discovered in Ethiopia where it still grows wild. That is in Africa, in case you didn't know.
Germans discovered it, so it will be called Nazium. I keed! I keed!
Chinese hummer for Joe? Five dollar.
This story will cause quite a buzz!
A younger chimp would have hit what he was throwing rocks at.
Cigarettes use computers! Who knew?