"We believe that we now need to make a clear and public distinction between copying for your own use and copying for dissemination to third parties and make it unequivocally clear to the consumer that if they copy their CDs for their own private use in order to move the music from format to format we will not pursue them." - British Phonographic Institute Chairman Peter Jamieson
If they were to sue you for this in the UK they would lose spectacularly.
The Conservative MP Michael Fabricant, whose constituency includes the farm, described the protesters as "animal rights terrorists".
and
Evan Harris, the Liberal Democrat science spokesman, called the news "a victory for terrorism and extremism".
My house 3 years ago had a big sign in the entrance warning people to be careful when opening packages after attacks from animal rights activists. They are widely considered to be terrorists in the UK.
The parent is most probably right. The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIP Act) is a fairly new law that allows the parts of the government to do all sorts of horrible things to people, such as 6 months for forgetting your PGP key.
Not to mention that two of the words don't exist, and even if they did they'd have to have some very odd irregularities for the sentence to make sense.
The BBC's experiments in mass distribution over the net to date have all stipulated that the user must be a UK resident. If the same applies here, you will be breaking a EULA and copyright if you download it.
When I was in school, we changed from normal exercise books to using "Jazzybooks" that were 1/8th of the length, and ad supported. Veyr unpopular move with the students but saved the school loads.
Röntchen, of course, being the nickname given to him by his sweetheart.
Should have been Röntgen, of course, I'm sure I'm becoming dyslexic, this is happening more and more to me.
Actually, we renamed it from "aluminum" to "aluminium" to fit the existing naming scheme for new elements. Just think, if the "aluminum" scheme had won out Röntchenium's temporary name would have been Unununum, which nobody would have used (Unununium was bad enough), so we'd be stuck with Eka-Gold.
Tom, what makes you say that? Some beers simply must be poured into a glass (bottle conditioned), like many home-brew real ales, and even some continental beers are bottle conditioned, although this is much less common considering the use of S. cerevisiae in Lagers makes it unpractical.
That aside, I will still drink most lagers from a glass as preference, and all ales, with only small (33cl) bottles being consumed directly. How are you supposed to get a decent head without a pour?
Oh and freezing your beer, are you MAD man? It needs to be be at the storage temperature: a couple of degrees for ales, -5 odd for lagers, but shouldn't be starting to freeze.
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I'd settle for knowing if they mean 27 exabytes or 27 exbibytes
To claify, in the UK copying of a CD is not fair dealing, but we won't get sued:
http://www.out-law.com/page-6986
"We believe that we now need to make a clear and public distinction between copying for your own use and copying for dissemination to third parties and make it unequivocally clear to the consumer that if they copy their CDs for their own private use in order to move the music from format to format we will not pursue them." - British Phonographic Institute Chairman Peter Jamieson
If they were to sue you for this in the UK they would lose spectacularly.
Not poorly, intentionally. If you want something to spread virally you make it so people have to add it to interact.
Animal rights activists are terrorists.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/staffordshire/4762481.stmThe article at http://education.guardian.co.uk/businessofresearch/story/0,9860,1555288,00.html has such quotes as: and
My house 3 years ago had a big sign in the entrance warning people to be careful when opening packages after attacks from animal rights activists. They are widely considered to be terrorists in the UK.
a = 2.4
b = 2.4
int(a) == 2
int(b) == 2
a + b == 4.8
int(a + b) == 5
"and violence against gays has increased by about an exponent from 1993-1999"
So, what? Just under 3?
Indeed, evolution favours advantages by selecting against disadvantages. If there is no disadvantage there is no reason for it to disappear.
For the record, the UK equiv. of the RIAA is the BPI, the British Phonographic Institute.
make install, not war!
You might not need to know the whole design, but if you do you know about the exhaust shafts that are the weak point. Many bothans died, etc.
GDP per capita:
USA - $43500
India - $3700
(43500 / 3700) * $100 = $1175.68
Hardly scientific, but that's about right for a cheap laptop in my books.
The parent is most probably right. The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIP Act) is a fairly new law that allows the parts of the government to do all sorts of horrible things to people, such as 6 months for forgetting your PGP key.
Just one of my fav'rite net things..
So only make it LOOK like the file has disappeared while it's in the clipboard.
I wish people would use viri, it anthropomorphises the little buggers delightfully.
Not to mention that two of the words don't exist, and even if they did they'd have to have some very odd irregularities for the sentence to make sense.
Oh crap, I mentioned it. Sorry guys.
The BBC's experiments in mass distribution over the net to date have all stipulated that the user must be a UK resident. If the same applies here, you will be breaking a EULA and copyright if you download it.
When I was in school, we changed from normal exercise books to using "Jazzybooks" that were 1/8th of the length, and ad supported. Veyr unpopular move with the students but saved the school loads.
Anon: Have you not considered buying your dead relatives computers? It is the information age you know!
Those who can spell will use "loose" for "lose", but sadly standards are dropping to near american levels.
Yeah, the joke generator...
Röntchen, of course, being the nickname given to him by his sweetheart. Should have been Röntgen, of course, I'm sure I'm becoming dyslexic, this is happening more and more to me.
Actually, we renamed it from "aluminum" to "aluminium" to fit the existing naming scheme for new elements. Just think, if the "aluminum" scheme had won out Röntchenium's temporary name would have been Unununum, which nobody would have used (Unununium was bad enough), so we'd be stuck with Eka-Gold.
For a deduction simply use the magic words "business expense", and tada!
D'oh, in my tired state I confused S. cerevisiae and S. uvarum. Sorry guys.
Tom, what makes you say that? Some beers simply must be poured into a glass (bottle conditioned), like many home-brew real ales, and even some continental beers are bottle conditioned, although this is much less common considering the use of S. cerevisiae in Lagers makes it unpractical.
That aside, I will still drink most lagers from a glass as preference, and all ales, with only small (33cl) bottles being consumed directly. How are you supposed to get a decent head without a pour?
Oh and freezing your beer, are you MAD man? It needs to be be at the storage temperature: a couple of degrees for ales, -5 odd for lagers, but shouldn't be starting to freeze.
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