Solar and wind generation would definately help prevent power outages, as long as it's sunny and windy when we really need it. That sounds like a GREAT investment in reliability.
That's funny... you're so paranoid about government misinformation that you would rather trust a post on Slashdot from a supposed "powerplant employee".
They weren't charging you more because they thought you were rich enough to own a Jaguar. They were charging you more because you were dumb enough to buy one in the first place.
when the government is directly paying for healthcare they have a bigger motivation to keep them in line.
Yeah, just like how they keep all of those transportation and construction unions in line.
Streamlining the administration of healthcare? When was the last time you witnessed the government streamline any kind of administration? What a horrible argument.
Who's going to go through all that schooling to become a doctor if they don't get paid very much? Who's going to pay for their education? Doesn't matter, as long as it's someone else, right?
Isn't it nice to have someone else pay your share of taxes? You won't like it very much when you graduate and you're handing over 50% of your hard-earned income. Over the life of your career, you'll see that you would have rather paid your fair share now.
It's not a matter of "killing" file sharing. It's all about inhibiting it. Would you argue that most drivers aren't inhibited at all by speed laws? I haven't been passed by anyone going 120 mph lately.
What percentage of music-listeners have purchased this software? Enough so that the cost of copy protection for the rest of the world is not justified? I doubt it.
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I'm curious... what was the point of switching platforms two times?
The "link:" function is rarely accurate. Try it with a smaller site. It doesn't work.
I'd liked to see you affect the entire east coast's natural gas connection with a single backhoe.
Solar and wind generation would definately help prevent power outages, as long as it's sunny and windy when we really need it. That sounds like a GREAT investment in reliability.
I know, I want more choices that are more affordable.
Sweet, maybe this will inspire Nextel to start offering phones designed in the 21st century.
Because he lied about the budget to get elected and ran a great mud-slinging campaign, which Californians happen to love.
That's funny... you're so paranoid about government misinformation that you would rather trust a post on Slashdot from a supposed "powerplant employee".
Read my sentence again slowly, perhaps out loud.
Depends... are you the one standing on the top or the bottom?
Piece of cake, but you'd probably have to make an investment in to some proprietary software, which is forbidden here.
1. Canada is not North America nor is it "most" of North America.
2. The IEEE does not have legal jurisdiction over the english language.
So you live in an inner-city slum and you want everyone else to be miserable with you, right?
If these people are against development, I wonder where they live.
Maybe you suck?
They weren't charging you more because they thought you were rich enough to own a Jaguar. They were charging you more because you were dumb enough to buy one in the first place.
Yeah, just like how they keep all of those transportation and construction unions in line.
Streamlining the administration of healthcare? When was the last time you witnessed the government streamline any kind of administration? What a horrible argument.
Who's going to go through all that schooling to become a doctor if they don't get paid very much? Who's going to pay for their education? Doesn't matter, as long as it's someone else, right?
Wow, I must be stupid or something. I am really confused by your comment. Can you clarify?
If everyone took jobs for $28k, who is going to pay for universal healthcare?
I don't live at home anymore... will my parents still get the bill?
Wow. Your last sentence sums it up.
Isn't it nice to have someone else pay your share of taxes? You won't like it very much when you graduate and you're handing over 50% of your hard-earned income. Over the life of your career, you'll see that you would have rather paid your fair share now.
It's not a matter of "killing" file sharing. It's all about inhibiting it. Would you argue that most drivers aren't inhibited at all by speed laws? I haven't been passed by anyone going 120 mph lately.
What percentage of music-listeners have purchased this software? Enough so that the cost of copy protection for the rest of the world is not justified? I doubt it.