I agree with future seeing guy who uses "sez" and "ASSume".
I also agree that the 200 people who would potentially be saved per year from this are not worth an extra 58 dollars for every car I purchase from now on.
That is my 58 dollars! WWWWAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!
Sarcasm end...
Yes, it is terrible to inadvertently help others out that have no doubt inadvertently helped me.
I mean... my god.. that $20 extra a month it costs me for the paved roads, speed limit signs for safety, and buses pales in comparison for my jonesing of those charleston chews I wanted!
SCREW YOU poor people... I want my chocolate and taffy!
I will use the same sentence I heard an out of touch republican say... "Get a better job."
Why are you asking a question... isnt reporting supposed to answer questions?
It is like when the news asks "Why are gas prices so high?" and then never answer it, but instead focus on the woes of the common person having to pay $200/week because they opted in on that oversized pickup that made their penis seem bigger.
Oh yeah, I by no means think it is the Transportation Department that is at fault. It is pretty obvious that the state government is dysfunctional to the level of Greece.
The odd thing is, the state highways which are federally funded, are also in terrible shape.
Schwartsy doesnt care, hes already out of office.
Which of course is the counter argument to term limits and what not.
I am just wondering where California will get the 2 million. They can barely cover costs as it is.
And their highways are the worst ever. It is almost like they havent repaved any of them in years.
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I see it calls two base functions in Java. I guess that isnt part of the limit.
So then, what does one consider 140 byte code? Just the main executable? Because in reality, the reliant code for the Date and parsInt are much much longer.
bad economics leads to fear economics. They are creating a false sense of fear by creating a real world model of reducing storage of product in case of catastrophe.
Arbitrary inflation through futures (fear mongering economics) is the ultimate outcome of your "bad economics".
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You seem like the person writing the letter. Should we just accept your word for it or question its validity?
Dare I risk detention?
Informed consent is hard to do, but lacking every potential bit of information is not an absolute barrier.
Tell that to Vietnam war veterans.
OMG Im so Fermion right now....
Oh the linnsanity!
I agree with future seeing guy who uses "sez" and "ASSume".
I also agree that the 200 people who would potentially be saved per year from this are not worth an extra 58 dollars for every car I purchase from now on.
That is my 58 dollars! WWWWAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!
Sarcasm end...
First off... shes probably a C cup at best...
Secondly... if that is how you judge your vendors, then you are missing out on some great porn.
Yes, it is terrible to inadvertently help others out that have no doubt inadvertently helped me.
I mean... my god.. that $20 extra a month it costs me for the paved roads, speed limit signs for safety, and buses pales in comparison for my jonesing of those charleston chews I wanted!
SCREW YOU poor people... I want my chocolate and taffy!
I will use the same sentence I heard an out of touch republican say... "Get a better job."
Why answer something that may be inconsequential, since the question is still out there if RIM will do this or not?
Why are you asking a question... isnt reporting supposed to answer questions?
It is like when the news asks "Why are gas prices so high?" and then never answer it, but instead focus on the woes of the common person having to pay $200/week because they opted in on that oversized pickup that made their penis seem bigger.
Rant Off....
I dunno... if I die... Im suing everyone!
Hmmm... something seems wrong with this plan, but I cant put my finger on it. I must be one of those people that modded you "Interesting".
Judge not by the size of ones slashID, for they may have been too busy inventing the interwebs to know about such sites as slashdot.
Oh yeah, I by no means think it is the Transportation Department that is at fault. It is pretty obvious that the state government is dysfunctional to the level of Greece.
The odd thing is, the state highways which are federally funded, are also in terrible shape.
Schwartsy doesnt care, hes already out of office.
Which of course is the counter argument to term limits and what not.
I am just wondering where California will get the 2 million. They can barely cover costs as it is.
And their highways are the worst ever. It is almost like they havent repaved any of them in years.
Is the plate glass window required?
I see it calls two base functions in Java. I guess that isnt part of the limit.
So then, what does one consider 140 byte code? Just the main executable? Because in reality, the reliant code for the Date and parsInt are much much longer.
You raelize too much
I'd tell you that may be a human rights violation, but then we would get more lawyer jokes.
Seriously HP, starting with better basic Customer support would gain you more market share.
If Dell can figure it out, so can you.
I think it is because slashdot is now slashcorp.
It has gotten even worse than that. Patents have been used by large corporations to engage in anti-competitive behavior.
OOohhhh ho ho!!!! I see what you did there...
You said one thing and then went all late 80s on your own sentence!
I agree, this is news for Nerds, not news for people interested in becoming wealthy through various means including nefarious or even slightly shady.
We have been doomed from the start.
Death by Petri dish, I never saw it coming.
I don't understand. From the Summary it looks a lot like Legal extortion in that Intel paid to have this go away.
bad economics leads to fear economics. They are creating a false sense of fear by creating a real world model of reducing storage of product in case of catastrophe.
Arbitrary inflation through futures (fear mongering economics) is the ultimate outcome of your "bad economics".