Not a legal mechanism, just an industry agreement.
That's the difference. It's not against the law for a minor to see a R rated movie unacompanied, it will be against the law for a minor to buy an equivalently rated game now.
Correct. If you have the sun or anything reflecting large amounts of sunlight in the camera's view, it will overwelm the faint light given off by the stars. It's a simple matter of contrast. Phil Plait has a bit on his site about it.
Already, they are complicit in censorship in China.
Yes, how dare they obey the laws of a land they are opperating in. I suppose you also think Google is evil for complying with DMCA takedown notices in the USA or the anti-nazi laws in Germany or the competition in advertising laws in France?
You can make it autohide, just not always on top.
Click the down arrow at the top next to the minimize button, there is the autohide tag. You need to have a clear shot at the desktop to get it to pop out since there is no always on top yet like the windows taskbar.
UFIA is an acronym used on the website Fark.com for the phrase "unsolicited finger in the anus," based on the site's description of a trial involving a US high school football player who allegedly poked some of his clothed teammate's anuses. In the trial, the judge ruled that the action was not intended as a criminal or sexual act. Fark.com summarized the ruling with the line "an unsolicited finger in the anus, while crude, is not criminal".
Actually Hiroshima and Nagasaki were military targets.
From wikipedia, Hiroshima:
During the First Sino-Japanese War, Hiroshima emerged as a major supply and logistics base for the Japanese military, a role that it continued to play during World War II.
and for Nagasaki On 9 August 1945, the primary target for the second atomic bomb attack was the nearby city of Kokura, but the bomber pilot found it to be covered in cloud. The industrial areas outside Nagasaki were the secondary target.
And don't forget, the civilian population were under orders from the Emperor (who was seen as a god) to not be taken captive and use whatever they could as a weapon. There was an example of this (I can't recall the battle atm) where the civilians on an island that the Allies just won from Japan all commited suicide or rushed the Allies ending up dead.
>> I have, on occasion, approached a transit boarding gate in a hurry. I could easily miss a plainclothes officer speaking to me, not notice or think that someone shouting in a crowded area meant to get my attention. I could get shot for being deaf!
Sure.. if you're jumping turnstyles, dodging and running from visible badges for 10 minutes..
>> If everyone knows prison rape is happening.. why doesnt anyone give a shit?
Because it isn't happening. Ever talk to people that actually went to prison/jail? If you let the fellow inmates know you're not into that, they leave you alone. Why risk solitary or a beatdown by the guards, raping an inmate when there are plenty that are more then willing to be with you? That plus why would the prison owners want to open themselves to that liability if they allowed it to freely happen?
A quick Google shows that, yes you can. That link is relating to changing it to escape an abusive spouse but I'm sure that there are (a few) other reasons they'll accept.
I was just at a wal*mart getting some food and they had a huge widescreen tv set up with the star wars frito-lays display. On the widescreen tv was running a full frame version of phantom menace with big black bars on the sides.
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>> It seemed to me that gamer culture was a bit more girl-friendly in Japan than in the States
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Yes, you're a pasty white male, you're not that special.
Not a legal mechanism, just an industry agreement. That's the difference. It's not against the law for a minor to see a R rated movie unacompanied, it will be against the law for a minor to buy an equivalently rated game now.
or maybe Nintendo told them to hold off until after the Tokyo Game Show next week.
Correct. If you have the sun or anything reflecting large amounts of sunlight in the camera's view, it will overwelm the faint light given off by the stars. It's a simple matter of contrast.
Phil Plait has a bit on his site about it.
Yes, how dare they obey the laws of a land they are opperating in. I suppose you also think Google is evil for complying with DMCA takedown notices in the USA or the anti-nazi laws in Germany or the competition in advertising laws in France?
You can make it autohide, just not always on top.
Click the down arrow at the top next to the minimize button, there is the autohide tag. You need to have a clear shot at the desktop to get it to pop out since there is no always on top yet like the windows taskbar.
From Wikipedia:
UFIA is an acronym used on the website Fark.com for the phrase "unsolicited finger in the anus," based on the site's description of a trial involving a US high school football player who allegedly poked some of his clothed teammate's anuses. In the trial, the judge ruled that the action was not intended as a criminal or sexual act. Fark.com summarized the ruling with the line "an unsolicited finger in the anus, while crude, is not criminal".
That reminds me, I friggin' hate Pod 6!
Actually Hiroshima and Nagasaki were military targets.
From wikipedia, Hiroshima:
During the First Sino-Japanese War, Hiroshima emerged as a major supply and logistics base for the Japanese military, a role that it continued to play during World War II.
and for Nagasaki
On 9 August 1945, the primary target for the second atomic bomb attack was the nearby city of Kokura, but the bomber pilot found it to be covered in cloud. The industrial areas outside Nagasaki were the secondary target.
And don't forget, the civilian population were under orders from the Emperor (who was seen as a god) to not be taken captive and use whatever they could as a weapon. There was an example of this (I can't recall the battle atm) where the civilians on an island that the Allies just won from Japan all commited suicide or rushed the Allies ending up dead.
That would be better but the MPAA has copyrighted (tradmarked?) the movie rating system and has prosecuted people that come too close to copying it.
>> I have, on occasion, approached a transit boarding gate in a hurry. I could easily miss a plainclothes officer speaking to me, not notice or think that someone shouting in a crowded area meant to get my attention. I could get shot for being deaf! Sure.. if you're jumping turnstyles, dodging and running from visible badges for 10 minutes..
>> If everyone knows prison rape is happening .. why doesnt anyone give a shit?
Because it isn't happening. Ever talk to people that actually went to prison/jail? If you let the fellow inmates know you're not into that, they leave you alone. Why risk solitary or a beatdown by the guards, raping an inmate when there are plenty that are more then willing to be with you? That plus why would the prison owners want to open themselves to that liability if they allowed it to freely happen?
Incredible, I can actually see the joke flying past your head.
WARK!
And yet it's perfectly legal for a minor to buy an R rated movie. How come there is no VGAA for bribing lawmakers?
I can go buy it in stores? I think you mean debuted.
Mine is black like the PS2 and Xbox...
Did you happen to check the deleted scenes? Because what they show on tv is the extended cut. The dvd has the theatrical cut.
That's why I propose building a 'B' ark...
A quick Google shows that, yes you can. That link is relating to changing it to escape an abusive spouse but I'm sure that there are (a few) other reasons they'll accept.
Even better is the FCC's page for doing fccid searches! https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/ GenericSearch.cfm
I was just at a wal*mart getting some food and they had a huge widescreen tv set up with the star wars frito-lays display. On the widescreen tv was running a full frame version of phantom menace with big black bars on the sides.
>> It seemed to me that gamer culture was a bit more girl-friendly in Japan than in the States
I guess you could say that
The Halo 2 maps will not be free, you have to buy the dvd or subscribe to xbox live.
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