Protesting racial segregation laws is fine. Protesting against rules that a private business sets for behavior on their own property is a ridiculous idea. You are free not to go to their games if you don't like their rules...
What if game show owner states that Negros (or Jews, or crippled) can't enter their stadium? Will you argue that thats their right too?
There are some things which can't be denied from people. Even if they stand on your property.
Most people think I'm weird but I like ads. They provide all kinds of free stuff like television, radio, and internet. Without advertising I'd have to pay an extra $5/month to NBC, $5/month to CW, $1 to FM97, $1 to MIX106.5, and so on. I don't feel shelling-out all that money when I can have ads provide this stuff for free.
Unfortunately you lose more money than you gain with ads. Every time you buy advertised product you pay for all the ads in NBC/CW/FM97 etc.
There is already a police in EU countries, you know. Unfortunately direct access to EU financial data can be used for industry espionage by US companies. And it is far more likely than next terrorists attacks in US.
Believe it or not, the majority of people entrusted with power over the lives of others live up to the minimal expectation that this trust will not be broken. The word that describes this is integrity, and no amount of fallacious reasoning will erase the fact that you lack it.
If the plates are positioned at the bottom of a downhill exit ramp, they will aid drivers braking, prividing kinetic energy without "stealing" drivers fuel.
Unless you are using a car with regenerative breaking system. Granted, they are not that common yet.
6. Make sure all set of laws (all of them) weights no more than 200KB. If you want to introduce new law which will cross the limit than you have to remove older one.
What I find really annoying is the summaries assertion that this is somehow 'web democracy'. Removing adverts and altering how other peoples work is used without their permission is about as similar to democracy as the concept of being able to punch someone in the face for saying something you don't like.
Do you realize that Web browser can freely ignore lot's of stuff you consider such important? Imagine text based Web browser like Lynx - it can't show images, Java plugins, Flash. Am I "punching anyone in the face" when I am using Lynx? Am I punching in the face anyone when I skip comercial pages in Playboy and stop only to watch tits?
Must be some really lame CMS because Windows clipboard can store text in defferent formats at the same time. Word copies text in RTF and ASCII format into clipboard. It's the CMS system which should ask for ASCII when pasting text.
I will give you one. MPAA want to remove every legal reason for copying DVD. If you have no reason to legally copy DVD you don't need tools for it so we can make all DVD ripping software illegal. Right now you can say that you have DVD ripper because you are a teacher and you need one for educational purposes.
Remove legal uses of rippers and you can safely state that this software can be used only for stealing and as such should be made illegal.
Nobody declared war on Britain or France either- they both declared war in support of the Polish.
That's true. They declared war.
And there's a reason for this: far and aside from humanitarian arguments, Britain & France both reached the conclusion that Nazi Germany probably wasn't going to stop at Eastern Europe.
You are wrong. In fact both of those thought Hitler will stop in Poland (or at least leave western Europe intact). That's why they declared wars but didn't help Poland in any other way.
Poland had to fight alone against German and Russian invasion at the same time (people forget that at that time Soviet Russia was German ally). At least our government did not flee at the first sight of danger and we had real partisants.
Hmm, I was sure every modern mobile handset has this feature anabled by default. And what network operator has to do with it anyway? It's not his business what I do with MY phone and connection I have already PAID.
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I'd be more concerned about how you are supposed to play when Blizzard's servers are down.
Protesting racial segregation laws is fine. Protesting against rules that a private business sets for behavior on their own property is a ridiculous idea. You are free not to go to their games if you don't like their rules ...
What if game show owner states that Negros (or Jews, or crippled) can't enter their stadium? Will you argue that thats their right too?
There are some things which can't be denied from people. Even if they stand on your property.
It can't have an IP address. Imagine what Three Strikes Rule would do to the owner of such device.
I was in army intelligence and getting just that much during an interrogation might take hours.
I can't believe waterboarding takes so much time.
Most people think I'm weird but I like ads. They provide all kinds of free stuff like television, radio, and internet. Without advertising I'd have to pay an extra $5/month to NBC, $5/month to CW, $1 to FM97, $1 to MIX106.5, and so on. I don't feel shelling-out all that money when I can have ads provide this stuff for free.
Unfortunately you lose more money than you gain with ads. Every time you buy advertised product you pay for all the ads in NBC/CW/FM97 etc.
You can legally download music in Poland. You can't publish it on Internet but you can legally share it with your friends.
There is already a police in EU countries, you know. Unfortunately direct access to EU financial data can be used for industry espionage by US companies. And it is far more likely than next terrorists attacks in US.
Direct link was tide to server session somehow. I just checked it and it's not working.
I downloaded it from Poland. The only problem was register page. It's headers were in Polish but content in Dutch.
Guards got simple role: guarding prisoners without doing any harm. They had to cancel experiment after six days because it got out of hands.
You have people with power but without any control. It will lead to corruption. Inevitably.
You can't build government on trust. You have to have some kind of control (free press for example).
Believe it or not, the majority of people entrusted with power over the lives of others live up to the minimal expectation that this trust will not be broken. The word that describes this is integrity, and no amount of fallacious reasoning will erase the fact that you lack it.
I guess you have never heard of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_prison_experiment.
If the plates are positioned at the bottom of a downhill exit ramp, they will aid drivers braking, prividing kinetic energy without "stealing" drivers fuel.
Unless you are using a car with regenerative breaking system. Granted, they are not that common yet.
6. Make sure all set of laws (all of them) weights no more than 200KB. If you want to introduce new law which will cross the limit than you have to remove older one.
Isn't simplier and cheaper to just use your cellphone as a modem through Bluetooth?
What I find really annoying is the summaries assertion that this is somehow 'web democracy'. Removing adverts and altering how other peoples work is used without their permission is about as similar to democracy as the concept of being able to punch someone in the face for saying something you don't like.
Do you realize that Web browser can freely ignore lot's of stuff you consider such important? Imagine text based Web browser like Lynx - it can't show images, Java plugins, Flash. Am I "punching anyone in the face" when I am using Lynx? Am I punching in the face anyone when I skip comercial pages in Playboy and stop only to watch tits?
...the US created the internet...
Well, keep it than but Europe will keep HTTP and HTML since it was invented at CERN (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee/).
It will be the end... for Jeopardy if IBM wins. Who will want to watch the show where computer is better than humans?
Must be some really lame CMS because Windows clipboard can store text in defferent formats at the same time. Word copies text in RTF and ASCII format into clipboard. It's the CMS system which should ask for ASCII when pasting text.
Well, in my case it won't work. There is no www.amazon.pl.
Amazon MP3 is pretty cool. Better than iTunes[...]
"Please note that AmazonMP3.com is currently only available to US customers."
At least iTunes are available outside US.
I will give you one. MPAA want to remove every legal reason for copying DVD. If you have no reason to legally copy DVD you don't need tools for it so we can make all DVD ripping software illegal. Right now you can say that you have DVD ripper because you are a teacher and you need one for educational purposes.
Remove legal uses of rippers and you can safely state that this software can be used only for stealing and as such should be made illegal.
Nobody declared war on Britain or France either- they both declared war in support of the Polish.
That's true. They declared war.
And there's a reason for this: far and aside from humanitarian arguments, Britain & France both reached the conclusion that Nazi Germany probably wasn't going to stop at Eastern Europe.
You are wrong. In fact both of those thought Hitler will stop in Poland (or at least leave western Europe intact). That's why they declared wars but didn't help Poland in any other way.
Poland had to fight alone against German and Russian invasion at the same time (people forget that at that time Soviet Russia was German ally). At least our government did not flee at the first sight of danger and we had real partisants.
2. I'm a gamer, and all my games run just fine in Linux.
Both of them?
Seriously -- we're just going to encrypt the crap out of everything in a few more years anyway, and the UK and other governments and piss off.
Unless they declare encrypting illegal of course. Why encrypt if you have nothing to hide? You are not a terrist, are you?
Hmm, I was sure every modern mobile handset has this feature anabled by default. And what network operator has to do with it anyway? It's not his business what I do with MY phone and connection I have already PAID.
At least it works like that in Europe.