hmm.. a case like that would draw large media attention. I did hear about BREIN going to a few garage sales this weekend, because reselling unauthorized copies is illegal.
just wondering... but that's holland, michigan right. the american town, not the european country? owning copied CDs is perfectly legal in the netherlands.
maybe those signs are there because many people find cellphones annoying. good enough reason, people often are obnoxious when using their phone. especially if they're using the phone in a place that specifically prhibits their use. selfish bastards. I go out of my way to go to phone-free places. dont be an arse, turn off your phone.
russia isn't historically allied. the fact that we do protest the actions of the USA is because of being allies. Do you like your friends to make mistakes? if your friend says: I'm going to steal something because the storeowner is a bastard, will you let him, or will you tell him not to? if we perceive a mistake in our friends, we care. so we protest. if it's not a friend, we care a lot less, will protest less, and we'll be less inclined to help them prevent mistakes.
since patents on AIDS medicines are held by US companies, who fail to release the hold on those patents even though in patent law a national disaster warrants that a patent is deemed invalid. combined with threats of sanctions to 3rd world countries, this has stopped countries from producing the medicines themselves. the greed of large pharmaceutical companies has cost many lives, and I find it appalling that Bush would even argue in their favour just for cold cash, denying people their needed drugs.
but at a (confirmed) speed of 11 knots when the wind is good, it's a bit slow. also, the sideshields do little to protect the soldiers inside, who will not be covered anyway against enemy fire or natural rain.
> free of charge, we must be allowed to use banner advertising as a means of paying the costs of maintaining this website.
no, free of charge does not mean I give you permission to force unwanted and useless content into my home. advertising being heard isn't a right. it's a privilege that can and will be revoked if taken too far. and it HAS gone too far.
he has, in my opinion justified, doubts about the pentagon and/or US army's compliance to the GPL. this makes it a licensing question, and definately a question of freedom.
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should we also execute fraudulent managers of big corporations?
hmm.. a case like that would draw large media attention. I did hear about BREIN going to a few garage sales this weekend, because reselling unauthorized copies is illegal.
just wondering... but that's holland, michigan right. the american town, not the european country? owning copied CDs is perfectly legal in the netherlands.
I don't know about the US, but here in the Netherlands, they're VERY different things for both employer and employee.
no, let's all put'em there at the same time while keeping a respectful distance...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/11/26/first_inte ger_patented/
I also remember an article or 2 about this on slashdot.. cant find'em though..
maybe those signs are there because many people find cellphones annoying. good enough reason, people often are obnoxious when using their phone. especially if they're using the phone in a place that specifically prhibits their use. selfish bastards. I go out of my way to go to phone-free places. dont be an arse, turn off your phone.
in the US, you can even patent a number...
russia isn't historically allied. the fact that we do protest the actions of the USA is because of being allies. Do you like your friends to make mistakes? if your friend says: I'm going to steal something because the storeowner is a bastard, will you let him, or will you tell him not to? if we perceive a mistake in our friends, we care. so we protest. if it's not a friend, we care a lot less, will protest less, and we'll be less inclined to help them prevent mistakes.
knit caps? in dutch, it's a jockstrap...
ofcourse, Dante also had greek myth to fall back on for ideas...
since patents on AIDS medicines are held by US companies, who fail to release the hold on those patents even though in patent law a national disaster warrants that a patent is deemed invalid. combined with threats of sanctions to 3rd world countries, this has stopped countries from producing the medicines themselves. the greed of large pharmaceutical companies has cost many lives, and I find it appalling that Bush would even argue in their favour just for cold cash, denying people their needed drugs.
hooligans have been doing this kind of thing for years..
but at a (confirmed) speed of 11 knots when the wind is good, it's a bit slow. also, the sideshields do little to protect the soldiers inside, who will not be covered anyway against enemy fire or natural rain.
here in the netherlands, downloading is legal. we have signed the berne convention. downloading is legally the same as hometaping, which is allowed.
just download it. downloading is still legal in many countries.
steal her crutches
> free of charge, we must be allowed to use banner advertising as a means of paying the costs of maintaining this website.
no, free of charge does not mean I give you permission to force unwanted and useless content into my home. advertising being heard isn't a right. it's a privilege that can and will be revoked if taken too far. and it HAS gone too far.
>And MutantX? Seriously, who even watched an entire episode?
that would be me. I was smoking drugs at the time...
ofcourse people make more mistakes than the divine. people exist.
>Do you think someone will want to let their corporation use software that's best efforts in creating an aesthetic logo were of a 10 year old kid?
yes, even a kid can use it.
if all other plans fail... drink it.
the milkman did it.
he has, in my opinion justified, doubts about the pentagon and/or US army's compliance to the GPL. this makes it a licensing question, and definately a question of freedom.
what an incredibly stupid idea for a MUD.