the pinto did not have higher accident fatality rates than comparably sized cars of it's time. http://www.pointoflaw.com/articles/The_Myth_of_the_Ford_Pinto_Case.pdf Also to consider, the accident that started the pinto controversy was a rear end collision at 30 miles/hour (starting faster, 30 at impact) which is a pretty bad wreck even in a modern car
Schwartz said that the car was no more fire-prone than other cars of the time, that its fatality rates were lower than comparably sized imported automobiles, and that the supposed "smoking gun" document that plaintiffs said demonstrated Ford's callousness in designing the Pinto was actually a document based on National Highway Traffic Safety Administration regulations about the value of a human life
that has nothing to do with the internet, that is just FCC broadcast and interference regulations. The FCC doesn't regulate desk fans, but a desk fan that puts out interference is still in violation.
you can get anecdotal evidence about any bank sucking. I never had any trouble with B of A. I have noticed a fairly strong correlation between people hating Bank of America and people who fuck up their finances regularly and in spectacular ways, like forgetting that there is a large rent check that hasn't posted, or having an account that can be drawn from by check, debit card, electronic debit and or ATM at the same time.
the problem is the baggers do not fall under the category of "sensible" and really do want the absence of government regulation, at least until such deregulation bites them in the ass then it's the government that was incompetant for not doing more to prevent it.
see the gulf oil spill for an example of this. Drill Baby Drill
you subpoena your ISP for a copy of the complaint and sue the filer for libel, tortious interference, harassment, and lobby your state's AG to investigate them criminally for filing a false instrument.
considering that 600 meters is considered danger-close, anyone calling in a strike on a target 13 meters away from themselves is asking--nay--begging for it.
unless there is a patent, a clean room implementation is fine
however it is rarely done, because having two isolated teams, one tearing something apart and documenting behavior, the other building a functional clone is far more costly than just developing a product, unless you need exact behavior matching to interface with a common system or something.
yea anything that directly attacks the supremacy of our corporate overlords must be stopped at any cost, though preferably that cost should be paid in proletariat blood and recycled as motivation for the next war of lies.
nah, as long as we keep up the tech with effectively engineering sample levels of production so we can expand if needed, it's better to let china despoil themselves and keep our land and water clean
so the fact that the US government was clumsy and incompetant in it's attempt to ruin a man's life for daring to expose the coverup of mass murder by American soldiers is ok, because they were clumsy and incompetent
your "nasty gossip and accusations" were an orchestrated attempt to convict a man of rape he never committed in order to silence him and intimidate others who may follow in his footsteps.
they already bin perfectly good high end CPU's down to lower end models for marketing purposes, if this system replaces that with an option to upgrade later it's just offering a stopgap later, rather than taking the time and money to replace your CPU drop the $50 and upgrade it and keep using for another year.
FTFA At the time of purchase, Zeidenberg may not have been aware of any prohibited use, however the package itself stated that there was a license enclosed.
most SSD units are laptop sized, the desktop kits are the same drive with a bracket. no reason you couldn't make huge SSD's on current tech that filled the space of a 3.5" drive bay, let alone a 5.25
try updating your firmware, net 10 service messages never charged me, then again my phone was programmed 3 cents out and free in so i wouldn't have known anyways i got all my text free in.
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the pinto did not have higher accident fatality rates than comparably sized cars of it's time. http://www.pointoflaw.com/articles/The_Myth_of_the_Ford_Pinto_Case.pdf
Also to consider, the accident that started the pinto controversy was a rear end collision at 30 miles/hour (starting faster, 30 at impact) which is a pretty bad wreck even in a modern car
Schwartz said that the car was no more fire-prone than other cars of the time, that its fatality rates were lower than comparably sized imported automobiles, and that the supposed "smoking gun" document that plaintiffs said demonstrated Ford's callousness in designing the Pinto was actually a document based on National Highway Traffic Safety Administration regulations about the value of a human life
better make it for the equivalent atomic clock vibrations, or they will just pass a law defining decade as 100 years
you don't pay for a cookbook for the recipes it has, you pay for it for all the bad ones it won't have.
also i can spill some oil or milk on a cookbook and not worry about it. (though i can print online recipes and I do sometimes)
that has nothing to do with the internet, that is just FCC broadcast and interference regulations. The FCC doesn't regulate desk fans, but a desk fan that puts out interference is still in violation.
stop buying CFL's at the dollar store, those ones are shitty production rejects that flicker, have the wrong color, and sometimes just fall apart
you can get anecdotal evidence about any bank sucking. I never had any trouble with B of A. I have noticed a fairly strong correlation between people hating Bank of America and people who fuck up their finances regularly and in spectacular ways, like forgetting that there is a large rent check that hasn't posted, or having an account that can be drawn from by check, debit card, electronic debit and or ATM at the same time.
Bank of America offers 12 months of back data, and if you can't be bothered with it for a whole year, it just isn't important is it?
the problem is the baggers do not fall under the category of "sensible" and really do want the absence of government regulation, at least until such deregulation bites them in the ass then it's the government that was incompetant for not doing more to prevent it.
see the gulf oil spill for an example of this. Drill Baby Drill
you subpoena your ISP for a copy of the complaint and sue the filer for libel, tortious interference, harassment, and lobby your state's AG to investigate them criminally for filing a false instrument.
considering that 600 meters is considered danger-close, anyone calling in a strike on a target 13 meters away from themselves is asking--nay--begging for it.
unless there is a patent, a clean room implementation is fine
however it is rarely done, because having two isolated teams, one tearing something apart and documenting behavior, the other building a functional clone is far more costly than just developing a product, unless you need exact behavior matching to interface with a common system or something.
yea anything that directly attacks the supremacy of our corporate overlords must be stopped at any cost, though preferably that cost should be paid in proletariat blood and recycled as motivation for the next war of lies.
both are part of a trinary ECC memory. when an error is detected, it explodes
doesn't matter, H memory will be obsolete within a couple years with -1 e memory
in their food? i've seen gold in liquor before, but if you consider liquor to be food, you probably need to go to some group sessions
nah, as long as we keep up the tech with effectively engineering sample levels of production so we can expand if needed, it's better to let china despoil themselves and keep our land and water clean
And, will a service start letting us update link destinations after the fact
why not just allow inline goatse embeds and save me the time of clicking THEN seeing goatse.
so the fact that the US government was clumsy and incompetant in it's attempt to ruin a man's life for daring to expose the coverup of mass murder by American soldiers is ok, because they were clumsy and incompetent
your "nasty gossip and accusations" were an orchestrated attempt to convict a man of rape he never committed in order to silence him and intimidate others who may follow in his footsteps.
killing the messenger stops the message, who cares if he had a family.
they already bin perfectly good high end CPU's down to lower end models for marketing purposes, if this system replaces that with an option to upgrade later it's just offering a stopgap later, rather than taking the time and money to replace your CPU drop the $50 and upgrade it and keep using for another year.
FTFA At the time of purchase, Zeidenberg may not have been aware of any prohibited use, however the package itself stated that there was a license enclosed.
most SSD units are laptop sized, the desktop kits are the same drive with a bracket. no reason you couldn't make huge SSD's on current tech that filled the space of a 3.5" drive bay, let alone a 5.25
try updating your firmware, net 10 service messages never charged me, then again my phone was programmed 3 cents out and free in so i wouldn't have known anyways i got all my text free in.
you get what you pay for at the public defender's office
this is why coders need a decent union, after all the CORPORATIONS are using collective bargaining, but it's bad if the workers do.