They pay more only because the rental copies go on sale before those to the general public. There's nothing preventing one from buying a $5 DVD from Walmart and renting that out. There's no copyright issue at all - no copy is being made, and no public performance. It's called the First Sale Doctrine.
In 2012, slightly more than half of Americans said that
astrology was "not at all scientific," whereas nearly twothirds
gave this response in 2010. The comparable percentage
has not been this low since 1983.
... more than the absolute figures. Of course that could simply mean that fewer people know the difference between astrology and astronomy, but that still indicates a dumbing down.
Nope. They orbit each other. The barycenter is about 4600 km from the Earth's center. The "other equation" is just for the case where the minor body mass can be completely ignored (e.g. an artificial satellite).
Like your own comment that "the developers modified the SLASH software to strip out all Unicode characters that aren't on a whitelist."? So, put a bit of effort into refining the white list.
"Every time a cop has ever testified that he just had a "gut" feeling about a certain car"
A "gut" feeling is neither probable cause nor reasonable suspicion. Which is why the cop will simply lie and say your tail light was out or you failed to signal a lane change.
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They pay more only because the rental copies go on sale before those to the general public. There's nothing preventing one from buying a $5 DVD from Walmart and renting that out. There's no copyright issue at all - no copy is being made, and no public performance. It's called the First Sale Doctrine.
I see the problem - they're on ice with suits designed for deserts.
... more than the absolute figures. Of course that could simply mean that fewer people know the difference between astrology and astronomy, but that still indicates a dumbing down.
There's simpler example: bottled water, sold at gasoline prices.
"We'll punt." (not sure how well that phrase carries to Europe)
I don't have a FB account, speak only for your own foolishness.
"Why do we give them our data?"
Wrong question, because it incorrectly assumes that something is willingly "given." More properly, "Why do they take our privacy?"
Is "Harvard University Today" like "Harvard 2.0?"
When my clock stops, the LCD simply goes blank, you insensitive clod!
"I increase the distance of the phone from my head by using bluetooth.."
So, you decrease the RF by putting an RF transceiver on your ear. I don't follow your logic.
doesn't work, because your non-compliant coding is shit. The proper markup is <br> (HTML) or <br
Sealand!
Liberté, égalité, fraternité!
tr. "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss." aka "Lèse-majesté"
...because the canon, developed around the time of the Council of Nicaea, is every bit as perfect and infallible as Pope John XII.
"Mother did it need to be so high?" - Roger Waters.
Nope. They orbit each other. The barycenter is about 4600 km from the Earth's center. The "other equation" is just for the case where the minor body mass can be completely ignored (e.g. an artificial satellite).
Moving mass from the Moon to Earth would have no effect on the orbit. The orbital period is dependent on the sum of the masses.
43.5 degrees N (more northerly than Buffalo, NY) is not "subtropical."
Like your own comment that "the developers modified the SLASH software to strip out all Unicode characters that aren't on a whitelist."? So, put a bit of effort into refining the white list.
Really, it's simple - more Unicode support, less OMG! Ponies!!!
"the Telecommunications Communications Presidency"
Is that part of the Department of Redundancy Dept.?
"Every time a cop has ever testified that he just had a "gut" feeling about a certain car"
A "gut" feeling is neither probable cause nor reasonable suspicion. Which is why the cop will simply lie and say your tail light was out or you failed to signal a lane change.
It's obvious the inventor is too stupid to be able to tell morning, day, evening and night apart without a watch.
Google: "Sell at a loss, make it up on volume!"
"Ruth Bader Ginsburg mowing down hordes of zombie attorneys in slow motion with an M249."
Now, that's fiction.
She's the justice most opposed to civil rights as affirmed by the 2nd Amendment.