...it probably takes almost a gallon of oil to get a gallon of oil out of the ground
Not even close. Currently it's in the neighborhood of 10-15:1. It will eventually approach 1:1, but when it does there'll be no point in pumping it out of the ground (for energy at least.)
2. Permitted License Uses and Restrictions.
This License allows you to install and use one copy of the Apple Software on a single Apple-labeled computer at a time.
How do you think software gets installed? Here's a clue, it involves making a copy.
Apple's license also establishes the conditions under which they allow users to make copies of their software. Without a copyrights both Apple and Gnu's licenses would be toothless.
>So no matter what the license says, if you want to install MacOS X on a Dell, you have to buy a >Macintosh first (because that is the only way to get an Intel version)
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And if I leave my phone behind when I walk to the corner coffee shop to do a little reading, what then?
Let's See What Happens When Corporations Become Publishers.
And Random House, HarperCollins, etal. are what, chopped liver?
There's no reason carbon taxes couldn't be made revenue neutral by cutting taxes elsewhere. Tax the bads instead of the goods as Joseph Stiglitz says.
They aren't insuring the devices, they're refusing to recognize them as medical devices and thereby refusing to cover them.
...it probably takes almost a gallon of oil to get a gallon of oil out of the ground
Not even close. Currently it's in the neighborhood of 10-15:1. It will eventually approach 1:1, but when it does there'll be no point in pumping it out of the ground (for energy at least.)
My two cents says otherwise.
Scientists in the United States are developing a "synthetic tree" capable of collecting carbon around 1,000 times faster than the real thing.
Per the Apple Software License Agreement for Mac OS X
How do you think software gets installed? Here's a clue, it involves making a copy.
What does that mean?
Apple's license also establishes the conditions under which they allow users to make copies of their software. Without a copyrights both Apple and Gnu's licenses would be toothless.
>So no matter what the license says, if you want to install MacOS X on a Dell, you have to buy a >Macintosh first (because that is the only way to get an Intel version)
Only until Leopard ships.
The Association for the Study of Peak Oil & Gas (ASPO) has huge energy holdings? Care to provide a source for that?
Should we stay home all of the time too so we're there to answer when this one in a million phone call occurs?
Charles Dickens complained loudly about America's failure to respect British copyrights. See Dicken's 1842 Reading Tour
But Apple has registered the itunes.com domain. Currently it redirects users to www.apple.com/itunes, but that doesn't mean it always will