Really? You don't think provoking someone then shooting them shouldn't at least call for a trial?
My understanding is I can now go to FL walk into a bar and start saying anything I want to the first man I see, then wait for him outside and when he attempts to assault me I can legally kill him. Does that seem right to you?
They are not network based credentials. They are credentials for access to resources running either locally or on some server. The fact that you cross a network to get to them does not make them network based.
They are not running on the router or switch or cabling.
I want the water headed MS certified can count to potato folks to stop mixing the two up.
Gold tips are rather expensive carbon arrows. I shoot into a block and they always come out fine, unless I robin hood them. Eventually from field use they get lost or damaged when I miss. $3/arrow and hay bales sounds like you were using aluminum arrows.
First to file only comes into play when more than one entity files for the same patent. At that point the first one to get to the patent office wins. My preference would have been if two folks try to patent the same thing it is considered obvious enough to not get patent protection.
There is not a larger population of 360 users. 1. It sold very poorly outside North America 2. Many 360 users owned 2 or more units due to the RROD issues
I know 0 people buying an Xbox one. Netflix is still free to use via the PS4 and most of my friends are not big on multiplayer. The adult schedule does not often work for that.
I do that too, but most of my friends do not. I use my basement to do archery at night and in inclimate weather. Basement runs whole length of the house so not much of a range, but ok for Archery and Air guns.
Arrows are expensive too, last time I bought a dozen gold tips it was around $100. I had them cut to length and fletched though. Normally I do the latter, but I prefer not to cut carbon arrows myself because of the dust.
Actually I think you are the one who is wrong. There was a desire for travel faster than horses before cars or trains. It was that desire that fed the demand side of those markets. Without that desire you are back to the feces hat machine.
Demand is quite frankly desire expressed in a market. This means that desire leads demand. A specific product is not what people want, that is simply one way to meet that desire or demand. I do not care if I get a dewalt drill or a ryobi one, only that I get the best price for the level of hole drilling I need.
In your little fiction products are never interchangeable. People rarely have any desire for a specific product, especially before they research the possible supply available to meet their desire/demand.
Only in scale. There should be a crew ready to repair planes 24x7 at least on call if nothing else. If I can have all my sysadmins in our datacenter in 30 minutes, the mechanics can do the same thing. Same with whoever signs off on the repair.
Lots of things are expensive and we keep spares. Redundancy is the only real solution here. You would of course rotate planes from spare to active duty and such. This way the cost could also be shared amongst many carriers. Same as gensets used for data centers.
The simple fact is until airlines have to pay for lateness they will do nothing about it. They need a financial incentive. My proposal would be 10% of the ticket price per hour late, max payout 2X the ticket price. That kind of incentive would lead to solutions.
Where are these video games outside? Also when I get home from work it tends to be dark other than the middle of summer. Plus what are my friends wives going to say about this?
Also real ammo is expensive these days. The last time I took the long guns out I spent more in a couple hours on ammo than I have spent in months on video games.
Because they know what the failure rate is and can simply plan for it.
There is no reason why airports cannot have a spare plane or several airlines could not share one. There is no reason why alternate parts are not kept at airports. Actually there is, cost. Greyhound would be ashamed if it ran its business this way.
See this is the sort of thing you see from laymen all the time. Listen to the GeekSquad expert next time. The gold connectors round out the 0s and sharpen up the 1s. This is really simple, come on.
You said you were talking about only one in that post. That is a silly position to hold. Demand for transportation faster than a horse predates both of your other examples in that post.
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Talking points?
I read the news and watched the case.
He followed and provoked someone then killed him.
Sure he was defending himself, but from a situation he created.
I don't think that it is ok to assault someone based on words, but I do think that is a predictable situation.
So?
What do you mean pretended? Sounds like No True Scotsman to me.
Really? You don't think provoking someone then shooting them shouldn't at least call for a trial?
My understanding is I can now go to FL walk into a bar and start saying anything I want to the first man I see, then wait for him outside and when he attempts to assault me I can legally kill him. Does that seem right to you?
I would be very surprised if wooden arrows could be straight enough or sturdy enough for modern archery.
Also I will get off your lawn now.
They are not network based credentials. They are credentials for access to resources running either locally or on some server. The fact that you cross a network to get to them does not make them network based.
They are not running on the router or switch or cabling.
I want the water headed MS certified can count to potato folks to stop mixing the two up.
So your computer conspires against you at the behest of media cartels, you could just say that.
I might not have a license to play the media, but at least I can play it the way I want.
Gold tips are rather expensive carbon arrows. I shoot into a block and they always come out fine, unless I robin hood them. Eventually from field use they get lost or damaged when I miss. $3/arrow and hay bales sounds like you were using aluminum arrows.
Which has nothing to do with the network.
You said you limited access to a network.
How is that enforced?
What network layer device does that?
Or by network do you mean windows shares? Services are not a network.
That is not how first to file works.
First to file only comes into play when more than one entity files for the same patent. At that point the first one to get to the patent office wins. My preference would have been if two folks try to patent the same thing it is considered obvious enough to not get patent protection.
Prior art still applies as it always had.
There is not a larger population of 360 users.
1. It sold very poorly outside North America
2. Many 360 users owned 2 or more units due to the RROD issues
I know 0 people buying an Xbox one. Netflix is still free to use via the PS4 and most of my friends are not big on multiplayer. The adult schedule does not often work for that.
Nope, get an account with good karma and you will not either.
Not that it would matter, since I pay $0 for slashdot vs a console for hundreds of dollars.
Dumbass apples to oranges comparing moron.
I could compare them to plumbers, would that make you happy?
Repair folks period have to be readily available.
I do that too, but most of my friends do not.
I use my basement to do archery at night and in inclimate weather. Basement runs whole length of the house so not much of a range, but ok for Archery and Air guns.
Arrows are expensive too, last time I bought a dozen gold tips it was around $100. I had them cut to length and fletched though. Normally I do the latter, but I prefer not to cut carbon arrows myself because of the dust.
Actually I think you are the one who is wrong. There was a desire for travel faster than horses before cars or trains. It was that desire that fed the demand side of those markets. Without that desire you are back to the feces hat machine.
Demand is quite frankly desire expressed in a market. This means that desire leads demand. A specific product is not what people want, that is simply one way to meet that desire or demand. I do not care if I get a dewalt drill or a ryobi one, only that I get the best price for the level of hole drilling I need.
In your little fiction products are never interchangeable. People rarely have any desire for a specific product, especially before they research the possible supply available to meet their desire/demand.
I will not if that means advertising on the damn home screen. Nor will I pay a tithe to be able to access netflix.
Which seems to be about right based on my limited dataset. Do you really think they don't lose at least a couple pieces per flight?
Which differs from what greyhound does how?
Only in scale. There should be a crew ready to repair planes 24x7 at least on call if nothing else. If I can have all my sysadmins in our datacenter in 30 minutes, the mechanics can do the same thing. Same with whoever signs off on the repair.
Lots of things are expensive and we keep spares. Redundancy is the only real solution here. You would of course rotate planes from spare to active duty and such. This way the cost could also be shared amongst many carriers. Same as gensets used for data centers.
The simple fact is until airlines have to pay for lateness they will do nothing about it. They need a financial incentive. My proposal would be 10% of the ticket price per hour late, max payout 2X the ticket price. That kind of incentive would lead to solutions.
Where are these video games outside?
Also when I get home from work it tends to be dark other than the middle of summer. Plus what are my friends wives going to say about this?
Also real ammo is expensive these days. The last time I took the long guns out I spent more in a couple hours on ammo than I have spent in months on video games.
The Xbox will continue to be an advertising machine. For me that disqualifies it right there.
So what is the alternative?
Even Steambox has DRM.
Windows 7 and 8 basically are DRM, they even downgrade Blu-ray if you play it over a non-HDCP protected path.
Because they know what the failure rate is and can simply plan for it.
There is no reason why airports cannot have a spare plane or several airlines could not share one. There is no reason why alternate parts are not kept at airports. Actually there is, cost. Greyhound would be ashamed if it ran its business this way.
See this is the sort of thing you see from laymen all the time. Listen to the GeekSquad expert next time. The gold connectors round out the 0s and sharpen up the 1s. This is really simple, come on.
No, HDMI is all about audio and video on the same cable. HDCP is the DRM you are talking about.
You said you were talking about only one in that post. That is a silly position to hold. Demand for transportation faster than a horse predates both of your other examples in that post.