My first thought when I read your post was, what the fuck is this guy watching that he see's that $ suit guy constantly. I've seen that- maybe twice, and yes- it is distinctive.. but I couldn't imagine my tv habits being such that I'd see that commercial often.
then you identify that you have on, apparently most weekdays, five hour marathons of ST shows.
I think the shows you are watching should be insulting to your intelligence.. to the degree in which you are watching them.
One individual, buying a cd-key from a dell owner, no one will come after you- but the grander market here, the one that the GP post is referring to- is the large, corporate, lawyer controlled, and sometimes silly- business market.. where 1000 pcs on 1000 desks can get a licensing lawsuit going.. and if they try to purchase 1000 xp cd keys from dell linux users, that lawsuit is smoking depending on which court you live near. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_sale_doctrine
esp the section that reads in part The acts specifically excluded:
A computer program which is embodied in a machine or product and which cannot be copied during the ordinary operation or use of the machine or product; or
because they sell to a whole range of the market.. as to your claim that the discounts bring the price down to what it 'should be' let's look at todays cheapy..
$359.00 pIV 2.53 512mb ram 160gb hd Single Drive: 16X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) w/double layer write capability 17 inch E773 (16 inch viewable) Conventional CRT
match that- at any retailer for NEW equipment, with a 1 year warranty..
I feel you have pulled the content of your post out of you ass, and ask you to give a citation indcicating a law, or body of laws, or point to a webpage where I can further research the validity of your claim.
I think you are (1) wrong (2) full of shit (3) stupid as hell or (4) all of the above.
but your argument is flawed also. and I believe in the rights of adults, to do what they want, that does not interfere with others doing what they want- without consent (kinda libertarian viewpoint)
I think adults should be able to 'beat' their meat to whatever they enjoy- if that is as far as it goes. I don't think children of a certain age (variable based on the individual, but I'm willing to go with the state definition's of age of consent) can consent to potentially harmful acts.
my question to you- where are they (thos interested in kiddie porn) going to get whatever they look at? at some point, unless it's a cartoon- it had a source.. and there is no way it can then have a valid source.
The names and purchase information of smokers who bought cigarettes online are being relinquished by the Web-based purveyors, after prodding by the state Di vision of Taxation.
The Taxation Division cited a 1949 federal law, the Jenkins Act, to obtain lists of New Jersey buy ers. The law requires remote sellers of cigarettes to provide names of buyers to state tax authorities, said Tom Vincz, a spokesman for the state Treasury Department.
In the past year, several other states, including New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Oregon, also have used the Jenkins Act to crack down on residents who buy cigarettes over the Internet but don't pay state taxes.
New York City announced in March that through a settlement with eSmokes.com, the company is surrendering 12,500 names of customers from 2000 to 2003, when a New York state ban on Internet cigarette sales took effect. It was the largest list of names obtained by the city.
do you think any seller of legal electronic media (movies, music, photographs) is not going to be a large enough company to plan on compliance with their local laws?
I think you'll find most legit MSVC/Office users are in the workplace and not at home. yep, and they aren't the AVERAGE xp user I'd think you'll find that firefox is getting millions of downloads because the average joe is using it. and millions of downloads does NOT make it the average browser.. cites I find say IE is 80% of the market.. do you understand the term AVERAGE? As for development tools... entire industries are based on the GNU toolchains. That's true just as much for Windows as it is anything else.
the averageXP user never uses a DEVELOPMENT tool, and is highly unlikely to be able to name one with any degree of certainty
"nobody uses OSS" truth happen. When in reality millions are using OSS just fine. I never said that, I said it was'nt typical as in, not the average.. millions on a planet of billions means it is still less than the majority, and therefore, not typical.
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My first thought when I read your post was,
what the fuck is this guy watching that he see's that $ suit guy constantly. I've seen that- maybe twice, and yes- it is distinctive.. but I couldn't imagine my tv habits being such that I'd see that commercial often.
then you identify that you have on, apparently most weekdays, five hour marathons of ST shows.
I think the shows you are watching should be insulting to your intelligence.. to the degree in which you are watching them.
Everything in moderation man....
try watching more PBS
P.S. You shouldn't be eating at BK anyway.
One individual, buying a cd-key from a dell owner, no one will come after you- but the grander market here, the one that the GP post is referring to- is the large, corporate, lawyer controlled, and sometimes silly- business market.. where 1000 pcs on 1000 desks can get a licensing lawsuit going.. and if they try to purchase 1000 xp cd keys from dell linux users, that lawsuit is smoking depending on which court you live near.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_sale_doctrine
esp the section that reads in part
The acts specifically excluded:
A computer program which is embodied in a machine or product and which cannot be copied during the ordinary operation or use of the machine or product; or
The Worm Guy?
Look out NY!
not mennonites?
power saws? I'd be really dubious of that.
because they sell to a whole range of the market.. as to your claim that the discounts bring the price down to what it 'should be' let's look at todays cheapy..
$359.00 pIV 2.53 512mb ram 160gb hd Single Drive: 16X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) w/double layer write capability 17 inch E773 (16 inch viewable) Conventional CRT
match that- at any retailer for NEW equipment, with a 1 year warranty..
I've seen similar or lesser with 15"lcd's...
I feel you have pulled the content of your post out of you ass, and ask you to give a citation indcicating a law, or body of laws, or point to a webpage where I can further research the
validity of your claim.
I think you are (1) wrong (2) full of shit (3) stupid as hell or (4) all of the above.
Should restaurants and bars be allowed to decide if they want to allow smoking, and how much of the establishment would be smoke free?
why or why not--
Up to 100GB 7200RPM or 120GB 5400RPM SATA hard drive lets you store and access abundant data on your notebook.
e tails.aspx/xpsnb_m1710?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&~sect ion=specs#tabtop
http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/productd
http://www2.oakland.edu/biology/lindemann/spermfac ts.htm
then you aren't wholly within canadian law..
it uploads too.
1000 babies in 9 months does not require 2000 mouths
techincally you need 1001 people to produce 1000 babies in 9 months-not subtracting for multiple births.
it's all in how you look at it.
I have windows XP 64bit edition, and let me tell you- that 128GB ram limit really pulls me down..
and I think yer talking about shrek 2, which I own, and watch..
their attitude is quite the oppopsite
http://www.google.com/domainpark/
Mebbe they aren't 'perfect' after all.
ventored honey buns
one result on google.
help me out a little?
think about it, you could take the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_hypothesis? and create a boinc client to test the theory with different #'s.
find an example that fails, and split the million with the client that proved/disproved the result.
what exactly would you like to see happen penetrationwise that isn't potentially harmful?
do you WANT a john holmesian penis penetrating a 6 week old vagina?
but your argument is flawed also.
and I believe in the rights of adults, to do what they want, that does not interfere with others doing what they want- without consent
(kinda libertarian viewpoint)
I think adults should be able to 'beat' their meat to whatever they enjoy- if that is as far as it goes.
I don't think children of a certain age (variable based on the individual, but I'm willing to go with the state definition's of age of consent) can consent to potentially harmful acts.
my question to you- where are they (thos interested in kiddie porn) going to get whatever they look at? at some point, unless it's a cartoon- it had a source.. and there is no way it can then have a valid source.
as in, it should be Microsoft will ride along with those aforementioned five to grand success.
see, Microsoft can now also sell to the purchasers of Apple hardware too.. it's called "boot camp"
http://www.nj.com/business/ledger/index.ssf?/base/ business-3/1144385793100320.xml&coll=1
The names and purchase information of smokers who bought cigarettes online are being relinquished by the Web-based purveyors, after prodding by the state Di vision of Taxation.
The Taxation Division cited a 1949 federal law, the Jenkins Act, to obtain lists of New Jersey buy ers. The law requires remote sellers of cigarettes to provide names of buyers to state tax authorities, said Tom Vincz, a spokesman for the state Treasury Department.
In the past year, several other states, including New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Oregon, also have used the Jenkins Act to crack down on residents who buy cigarettes over the Internet but don't pay state taxes.
New York City announced in March that through a settlement with eSmokes.com, the company is surrendering 12,500 names of customers from 2000 to 2003, when a New York state ban on Internet cigarette sales took effect. It was the largest list of names obtained by the city.
require that businesses volunteer the info
JUST LIKE SALES TAX on in store sales..
do you think any seller of legal electronic media (movies, music, photographs) is not going to be a large enough company to plan on compliance with their local laws?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=1959+world+p
3 billion in 1959
1959, Earth had five billion people.
World Statistics Population: 2.997 billion population by decade ...
our population had doubled from 3 billion to 6 billion in only 40 years (1959 to 1999
so what 1960's book predicted a population of ONE billion real soon now?
can they trade files through the game?????
the hookers are also in second life. same as the pregnancies.
I think you'll find most legit MSVC/Office users are in the workplace and not at home.
yep, and they aren't the AVERAGE xp user
I'd think you'll find that firefox is getting millions of downloads because the average joe is using it. and millions of downloads does NOT make it the average browser.. cites I find say IE is 80% of the market.. do you understand the term AVERAGE?
As for development tools... entire industries are based on the GNU toolchains. That's true just as much for Windows as it is anything else.
the averageXP user never uses a DEVELOPMENT tool, and is highly unlikely to be able to name one with any degree of certainty
"nobody uses OSS" truth happen. When in reality millions are using OSS just fine. I never said that, I said it was'nt typical as in, not the average.. millions on a planet of billions means it is still less than the majority, and therefore, not typical.