It's possible no-one working for amazon ever saw them - i've heard amazon was working on implementing a system to not allow reviews without a real name and credit card info, and removing all older anonymous reviews
(in the context of a factual review) that the author had been arrested for crossing state lines to have sex with a 13 year old girl he met on the Internet!
If it's the same person (if not, mod parent offtopic), the statement was not factual - she was 17.
She's had the domain name since 1996 - the book came out in 2000 [and don't say "the previous ones shown on archive.org are blank" - evidently archive.org doesn't save flash intros.]
titling the book as that did in fact falsely lead people to believe that katie [J] was an online sexual predator. how about i publish a book called "AntiCopyrightRadical(690243) eats babies"?
The record companies' definition of piracy includes letting your friends borrow a cd to listen to [no copying involved] - or listening to something as a group [without a "public performance license"]
my patent "Decanting a glass, plastic, or other receptacle containing an egg/oil emulsion for food flavoring or other purposes."
However, that can be worked around via my patent of "dipping into the jar", which is available royalty-free under an open-license for anyone who does not have similar patents or who makes their own patents available to the public on similar terms.
The local theater here has an even stronger policy: no-one under 17 is allowed into an R rated movie. Period. it's stupid, that's what NC17 is for, but
Regardless of the fact that they weren't aligned with the soviets, they were behind the iron curtain [only such map i could find showing southern europe, i apologize for the low quality.]
But as part of the [former] "Socialist Federated Republic of Yugoslavia", and being behind the iron curtain don't you think it fits in with the rest of the communist bloc?
It has been pointed out that many of the so-called "second-world" countries (i.e. those controlled directly or indirectly by the Soviet Union) are either progressing and becoming first-world countries, or falling behind and becoming third-world countries.
The point of the original post was that the terms had nothing to do with development levels originally. A poor country could just as easily side with the US in the cold war (becoming "first world") or a rich one decide to remain neutral (becoming "third world") as anything else.
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It's possible no-one working for amazon ever saw them - i've heard amazon was working on implementing a system to not allow reviews without a real name and credit card info, and removing all older anonymous reviews
Is Tarbox even employing the lawyer? She says not.
Then the lawyer ought to be disbarred for misrepresenting this fact.
for the record, the "non-assigned phone number prefix" was narrowed to 555-0XXX about [i believe] five years ago, and now stands at 555-01XX.
(in the context of a factual review) that the author had been arrested for crossing state lines to have sex with a 13 year old girl he met on the Internet!
If it's the same person (if not, mod parent offtopic), the statement was not factual - she was 17.
She's had the domain name since 1996 - the book came out in 2000 [and don't say "the previous ones shown on archive.org are blank" - evidently archive.org doesn't save flash intros.]
no... it's Katie Jones [an individual] vs. Penguin-Putnam [a big corporation]
titling the book as that did in fact falsely lead people to believe that katie [J] was an online sexual predator. how about i publish a book called "AntiCopyrightRadical(690243) eats babies"?
Also WIPO will probably rule for Katie Jones on the grounds of "who was there first and using for a legitimate purpose"
No, they'll rule for penguin on the grounds of "who's a big corporation"
The record companies' definition of piracy includes letting your friends borrow a cd to listen to [no copying involved] - or listening to something as a group [without a "public performance license"]
I thought red lights [i.e. a glowing cigarette tip] didn't ruin night vision
Your patent's specificity is your downfall - a sharp knife easily bypasses it - as would a fork.
my patent "Decanting a glass, plastic, or other receptacle containing an egg/oil emulsion for food flavoring or other purposes."
However, that can be worked around via my patent of "dipping into the jar", which is available royalty-free under an open-license for anyone who does not have similar patents or who makes their own patents available to the public on similar terms.
cubic growth is x^3 - exponential growth is k^x.
it didn't have "old software" at release time... and you can't argue that it's as old as version 3 of other linux distributions
Since the heat requirements grows exponentially to melt a larger volume of ice
why do people abuse the word "exponential"? if you take an argument based on the radius, the amount of energy needed to melt it grows cubically.
Your explanation doesn't explain casting the "heroes" as the ones who knew how to use the "device", as in the original quote
The local theater here has an even stronger policy: no-one under 17 is allowed into an R rated movie. Period. it's stupid, that's what NC17 is for, but
Regardless of the fact that they weren't aligned with the soviets, they were behind the iron curtain [only such map i could find showing southern europe, i apologize for the low quality.]
regardless of the fact that XP is version 5.1, don't forget
"XP" == 0
"XP" 11
Well, to be honest it would also help if the version numbers weren't so deflated relative to other distributions
if it rounded _up_ you could make 2+2=3 (1.3 rounding up to 2; 2.6 rounding up to 3) - what you mean is it rounds down :P
.5 up; .5 down) you could do both:
8 =5
if it rounded by the normal rule (>=
2=1.6;2=2.4
1.6+1.6=3.2
2.4+2.4=4.8
3.2=3;4.
But as part of the [former] "Socialist Federated Republic of Yugoslavia", and being behind the iron curtain don't you think it fits in with the rest of the communist bloc?
It has been pointed out that many of the so-called "second-world" countries (i.e. those controlled directly or indirectly by the Soviet Union) are either progressing and becoming first-world countries, or falling behind and becoming third-world countries.
The point of the original post was that the terms had nothing to do with development levels originally. A poor country could just as easily side with the US in the cold war (becoming "first world") or a rich one decide to remain neutral (becoming "third world") as anything else.
Step 5: realize nobody actually uses "goatse" as a password.
for a 17-byte file, there are an average of 256 files per md5sum.
for a 512-byte file, there are many orders of magnitude more files per md5sum than exist md5sums.