That is your choice, and I think nothing of value would be lost. So much music is being produced and already has been produced that there really is no problem with the level of production going down.
It would probably be good for the remaining performers as well.
Nice, I got a mod down because you disagree with me but were too cowardly to respond.
I should add, I actually do buy music from amazon mp3. I have not copied music or movies since college, but that is only because it is illegal to do so not that it is immoral to do so. I also support the repeal of copyright.
You can setup your taco stand on a copy of my property all you like. Like it or not many people disagree that music can even be property. I am one of those folks.
You can try to tell me, and yes I can ignore you. Using the law to keep your outdated economic model working is far more immoral than me copying your music.
The ease and scale of the automobile mean I can no longer make money breeding horses. I guess we should tax cars and give me that money for my horse breeding.
I disagree, if you don't want me to do anything I want with your song do not record it.
You have no reasonable expectation that I give a tinkers damn about your wishes. Copying cheaply does not diminish the market value for your song, it sets it.
There is no shortage of music being produced, nor would the total end of copyright even do that.
That was pretty much how it worked. Making it worse for them they had some outages on their servers which made all blackberries in the country useless and IT depts left to angry users that they could do nothing about this.
RIM should have made ActiveSync an option on the devices. At least that way when people turned off their BES end users might still buy the devices.
That is because even the 4S is too low a resolution to look really good. Check out a 1280x720 android phone one time. Hopefully apple will correct this issue with the iPhone5.
What was the point of that? The universe is a 3D projection of a 2D surface? How does that impact those of us who are not stoned enough to think up that sort of bullshit?
Truth be told, it was MS who killed RIM. ActiveSync, the mobile syncing software used in Exchange and several other commercial mail servers, made BES unnecessary for a lot of companies. I know at my company only devices with ActiveSync support are used. We shut down our BES over a year ago and were glad to see it go.
RIM should have had ActiveSync on BB devices as soon as it started to be popular, instead they kept wanting that BES licensing money and it led to their own demise.
Your theory is provably wrong. These lazy government researchers were the ones who started even what Monsanto does today. They were the only ones doing this in the past. Today they do not for political reasons.
Why should the farmers pay for seed that Monsanto freely pollinated? No one forced Monsanto to let their plants spread that genetic material. They could require their growers to keep their plants only indoors.
Farmers should be able to sue Monsanto for contaminating their fields if anything.
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That is your choice, and I think nothing of value would be lost. So much music is being produced and already has been produced that there really is no problem with the level of production going down.
It would probably be good for the remaining performers as well.
I would agree with that view, do you not?
Using that information to steal from me or to commit fraud by impersonating me to get a loan would of course still be illegal and immoral.
Nice, I got a mod down because you disagree with me but were too cowardly to respond.
I should add, I actually do buy music from amazon mp3. I have not copied music or movies since college, but that is only because it is illegal to do so not that it is immoral to do so. I also support the repeal of copyright.
You can setup your taco stand on a copy of my property all you like. Like it or not many people disagree that music can even be property. I am one of those folks.
You can try to tell me, and yes I can ignore you. Using the law to keep your outdated economic model working is far more immoral than me copying your music.
I am not suggesting standardized test are bad. I am merely explaining that people will tend to focus on the things they are being measured doing.
The ease and scale of the automobile mean I can no longer make money breeding horses. I guess we should tax cars and give me that money for my horse breeding.
Why do you have some right to make a living off of music?
If enough people want to play at a venue that the value of the venue exceeds the value of the performance, then this makes perfect sense.
I disagree, if you don't want me to do anything I want with your song do not record it.
You have no reasonable expectation that I give a tinkers damn about your wishes. Copying cheaply does not diminish the market value for your song, it sets it.
There is no shortage of music being produced, nor would the total end of copyright even do that.
Why did that surprise you?
Teachers are doing a job. If that job is evaluated based on standardized tests, they will make sure that job is done well.
Do you not work for income? Would you not focus on the parts of your job that are actually evaluated?
Just pay it in full each month. Then you never pay the interest no matter what it is.
That was pretty much how it worked. Making it worse for them they had some outages on their servers which made all blackberries in the country useless and IT depts left to angry users that they could do nothing about this.
RIM should have made ActiveSync an option on the devices. At least that way when people turned off their BES end users might still buy the devices.
Yes, my phone is 1280x720. I would expect more than doubling the size to increase the resolution by more than tens of pixels each way.
That is because even the 4S is too low a resolution to look really good. Check out a 1280x720 android phone one time. Hopefully apple will correct this issue with the iPhone5.
RIM was used to being able to do that, ActiveSync was their first real competition.
What was the point of that?
The universe is a 3D projection of a 2D surface? How does that impact those of us who are not stoned enough to think up that sort of bullshit?
Why are we doing this bullshit 48fps though?
Why not 120fps or more?
At 48fps it will still jitter when they pan quickly.
Truth be told, it was MS who killed RIM. ActiveSync, the mobile syncing software used in Exchange and several other commercial mail servers, made BES unnecessary for a lot of companies. I know at my company only devices with ActiveSync support are used. We shut down our BES over a year ago and were glad to see it go.
RIM should have had ActiveSync on BB devices as soon as it started to be popular, instead they kept wanting that BES licensing money and it led to their own demise.
I bet they won't even sell all 100 devices in that time.
Not for such an outdated device. Lots of those are free to good homes.
Your theory is provably wrong. These lazy government researchers were the ones who started even what Monsanto does today. They were the only ones doing this in the past. Today they do not for political reasons.
You should read less Rand and more history.
You are forgetting that 7 watts is many times the power that a cell phone puts out.
Do you have a link or any evidence for this claim?
I will stand in front of it though. The power levels between a microwave and cell phone are quite different.
So Monsanto are they only people that could do that?
In the past seed lines were created by government agriculture programs I see no reason why that could not be the case today.
Brazil could continue to use these products without paying, when you have your own country you can do stuff like that.
Why should the farmers pay for seed that Monsanto freely pollinated? No one forced Monsanto to let their plants spread that genetic material. They could require their growers to keep their plants only indoors.
Farmers should be able to sue Monsanto for contaminating their fields if anything.