If your link, or any other part of the page your link is on, suggests you endorse or support the defamatory page, you could be nailed for libel. It's in the decision.
Hence the question. Vars compulsive=not and liar=no. I'm wondering what case law will be derived from this, now, before it happens.
Microsoft already owns Apple stocks. It owns lots of Facebook stock too, and that has grown even more than Apple within the recent years and become one of the most visited sites on the internet.
They mentioned it in this article. Watch the movie. The car always works off the laser 3d mapper, the GPS just assists as GPS isn't even accurate enough to drive by.
Crap. I don't know how I missed that. Thank you for pointing it out! Much appreciated, Coren22.
Google's move? I'm pretty sure it'll be a bewildered gaze followed by a light chuckle.
Nah.. It'll be something else that will get a very high level of teen-tween interest, making MS' patent yet another dust-gatherer... waiting to strike. One day..... When you least expect it....
By after school activities of their own choosing (dance and swimming) and some that we as parents want them to do (mostly religious education). The rest of the time is taken up by homework and of course downtime. TV usually stays off all day on school days mostly because nobody is missing it.
You're effectively going against what the article originally states. You're paying attention to your kids. You're giving them human interaction. You're also giving them a structure to follow. The article refers to parents who try to let the TV do the teaching. Long version short, you're one of the many 1-offs.
...I am glad this robot car takes that decision off my hands yeah?:D
Oh, and I can't wait for a major solar flare to occur that takes out the navigation backbone very quickly, causing a major pile-up wherever these automated cars exist.
Nobody mentions that in any article I've read, including all of the subs, now or at any point in the past.
Now that it's going to make a few rich fucks richer I see it as a good thing!
See, humans were causing global warming on purpose. I knew it!
I take it she doesn't even fall under the rule of 'if there is grass on the field play ball?'
Question.... Do you know it's a 'she'?
One word. Aerosmith.
http://www.filmreference.com/film/50/Nicole-Bilderback.html
Nice try.
No. TFA says she provided the DOB when she signed up for an IMDB Pro account, believing it would be kept confidential.
Wonder if she read the TOS.....
Stay tuned!
If your link, or any other part of the page your link is on, suggests you endorse or support the defamatory page, you could be nailed for libel. It's in the decision.
Hence the question. Vars compulsive=not and liar=no. I'm wondering what case law will be derived from this, now, before it happens.
Microsoft already owns Apple stocks. It owns lots of Facebook stock too, and that has grown even more than Apple within the recent years and become one of the most visited sites on the internet.
Did I miss the FaceBook IPO?
No.
How about http://www.example.com/john-is-a?compulsive=not&liar=no pointing to a page with derogatory statements? Would that fly?
They mentioned it in this article. Watch the movie. The car always works off the laser 3d mapper, the GPS just assists as GPS isn't even accurate enough to drive by.
Crap. I don't know how I missed that. Thank you for pointing it out! Much appreciated, Coren22.
Now that you mention it... The dumber it sounds, the more likely it is to work. I spoke too soon.
Google's move? I'm pretty sure it'll be a bewildered gaze followed by a light chuckle.
Nah.. It'll be something else that will get a very high level of teen-tween interest, making MS' patent yet another dust-gatherer... waiting to strike. One day..... When you least expect it....
he confused it with feltchmale. Common problem amongst those who are obsessed with sucking cum out of a man's ass.
Ahem, the proper term is "santorum"...
Only in a "sanitorium" is it so.
*choke*
By after school activities of their own choosing (dance and swimming) and some that we as parents want them to do (mostly religious education). The rest of the time is taken up by homework and of course downtime. TV usually stays off all day on school days mostly because nobody is missing it.
You're effectively going against what the article originally states. You're paying attention to your kids. You're giving them human interaction. You're also giving them a structure to follow. The article refers to parents who try to let the TV do the teaching. Long version short, you're one of the many 1-offs.
The corners aren't rounded, I think the magazines might have a slim chance.
Slim not allowed. Prior art.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I had to; it was right there.
...I am glad this robot car takes that decision off my hands yeah? :D
Oh, and I can't wait for a major solar flare to occur that takes out the navigation backbone very quickly, causing a major pile-up wherever these automated cars exist.
Nobody mentions that in any article I've read, including all of the subs, now or at any point in the past.
Translation: "When we make a mistake, don't use it to make us look bad. Just make everything we do look GOOD publicly."
If lots of people do that, this is a self-solving problem.
...and there's the problem. If. :(
I forgot my /humor disclaimer at the bottom. Apologies. I need to keep up on that.
I read the comments on this article, go back to main page, and "Become a fan of Slashdot on Facebook" pops up as the dialogue next to the ./ logo.
Irony.
Just occurred to me that I should add "very recently" in terms of 1883, not today. Just making that clear.
They ruined monopoly!
Is my 'Get Out of Competition Free' card still valid?
Unless it very recently broke up.
Pretty visible scatter, but not scattered enough to impact.
Whether that was a canned response for the radio, the honest truth, or something in between is open for debate =)
That was exactly the question I submitted. Good to know I'm not crazy and alone with that curiosity. :)
With a dramatic pause after every 2nd or 3rd word.
I *SO* wanted that question asked, but it appears it didn't make the cut.
Thanks, bro!
SAFE! :)
See dictionary for definition of "humor."