if every LOIC user had instead of comitting federal computer crimes had spend $4 on stamps and sent out 10 letters, with different names on them expessing outrage over such censorship they would have had far more success.
would be better to require a functional prototype at application and demonstration of progress in development or commercial exploitation of a product at the time a patent is granted and every 4 years after that, failing to demonstrate and document further development or ongoing commercial exploitation will invalidate the patent,
so it's a great idea for everyone involved, advertisers are better able to produce interesting ads, and viewers spend less time viewing ads and especially less on ads that do not interest them at all.
universal timeframe of 35 years for financial rights, 135 years for moral rights in addition to these requirements, archives owned by studios must be made available in some way, in return for this they would get an additional 15 year exclusivity on derivatives of said archive copies (such as high definition scan versions of old movies)
if the israelis didn't entertain themselves with cluster bombs and white phosphorous (which for the uneducated continues to burn as long as it is exposed to air, and often reignites inside a wound during medical treatment) on crowded civilian "targets"
must be a different regional manager, last package i had shipped UPS had a rather amusing tracking history, which i have to assume translated to "run over by a truck" as it said something along the lines of "lost due to weather" after a solid week of no updates, then "damaged/destroyed" and traced all the way back to the shipper. after that the tracking history was wiped and replaced with something much more generic
my experience has been the same, UPS will destroy or misdeliver at random, so i use them for things worth under $100 if they are the cheapest option and as long as getting the shipment there successfully in a timely manner does not matter
How the fuck is endless war "PAX AMERICANA" to you? unless you actually used it to mean "looking out for US corporate economic interests and israels interests, to hell with how many brown people we have to kill and terrorist retaliations we have to suffer in order to do it"
if you choose to configure your property to accept security imperatives from your employer's systems, you have noone but yourself to blame if your device is wiped by a remote wipe from said system. it's not like they called up AT&T or Verizon and asked them to wipe your personal phone "just in case"
I work for a local department of social services, yes it would be a serious matter if my email were to be leaked to the public, granted i do not have my phone linked to my work mail, but if i did that would have to be addressed
they only do this with search results that "break out" with more than the standard web snippet, as a user this means that you can usually type your query for any google service (a map location, etc.) into the regular google input rather than first navigating to the relevant subdomain. i find this very helpful if i am doing a series of things, such as looking up information about something local to me finding the website, then using that to pull up a map from google.
they are not messing with search results order, they are putting a breakout at the top of the results when your query hits potentially relevant results on one of their other functions.
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if every LOIC user had instead of comitting federal computer crimes had spend $4 on stamps and sent out 10 letters, with different names on them expessing outrage over such censorship they would have had far more success.
are you suggesting that the videos of white phosphorous strikes in crowded areas were faked?
would be better to require a functional prototype at application and demonstration of progress in development or commercial exploitation of a product at the time a patent is granted and every 4 years after that, failing to demonstrate and document further development or ongoing commercial exploitation will invalidate the patent,
so it's a great idea for everyone involved, advertisers are better able to produce interesting ads, and viewers spend less time viewing ads and especially less on ads that do not interest them at all.
we need a global copyright reform.
universal timeframe of 35 years for financial rights, 135 years for moral rights in addition to these requirements, archives owned by studios must be made available in some way, in return for this they would get an additional 15 year exclusivity on derivatives of said archive copies (such as high definition scan versions of old movies)
it's to prevent older but still relevant works from competing with new works
it would be better off as a hidden service on TOR or as a collection of files on freenet,
a van with children in it is a legitimate target? bull - shit
he didn't evade anything, he was allowed to leave, and now after the fact the prosecutor is demanding that he return to sweden
that was one instance where the work was actually a part of a longer work under a different title.
if the israelis didn't entertain themselves with cluster bombs and white phosphorous (which for the uneducated continues to burn as long as it is exposed to air, and often reignites inside a wound during medical treatment) on crowded civilian "targets"
by tricking you into FTPing into your bank?
must be a different regional manager, last package i had shipped UPS had a rather amusing tracking history, which i have to assume translated to "run over by a truck" as it said something along the lines of "lost due to weather" after a solid week of no updates, then "damaged/destroyed" and traced all the way back to the shipper. after that the tracking history was wiped and replaced with something much more generic
my experience has been the same, UPS will destroy or misdeliver at random, so i use them for things worth under $100 if they are the cheapest option and as long as getting the shipment there successfully in a timely manner does not matter
have your GPG signature previously posted, sign torrent files. nothing new is needed.
How the fuck is endless war "PAX AMERICANA" to you? unless you actually used it to mean "looking out for US corporate economic interests and israels interests, to hell with how many brown people we have to kill and terrorist retaliations we have to suffer in order to do it"
so how exactly would you take photos aligned properly to the viewfinder without running the sensor hot all the time, which lowers SNR?
so how do you justify shooting up the van with kids in it?
that last statement may well be casus belli
the lesson is that "friend" is a douchebag. i have acquaintances like that, they never got promoted to friend for the very reason of such behavior.
if you choose to configure your property to accept security imperatives from your employer's systems, you have noone but yourself to blame if your device is wiped by a remote wipe from said system. it's not like they called up AT&T or Verizon and asked them to wipe your personal phone "just in case"
I work for a local department of social services, yes it would be a serious matter if my email were to be leaked to the public, granted i do not have my phone linked to my work mail, but if i did that would have to be addressed
they only do this with search results that "break out" with more than the standard web snippet, as a user this means that you can usually type your query for any google service (a map location, etc.) into the regular google input rather than first navigating to the relevant subdomain. i find this very helpful if i am doing a series of things, such as looking up information about something local to me finding the website, then using that to pull up a map from google.
they are not messing with search results order, they are putting a breakout at the top of the results when your query hits potentially relevant results on one of their other functions.
well their choice at that point, is to honor their warrantee or face class action lawsuit for defective design and replace everyone's TV