full knowledge of the implications of the disclosure
BS -- if everyone knew what was going to happen with their personal data, the same group of people who are complaining now would have been complaining back then.
There are two problems with this thinking. The first is that radio stations pay artists to play songs, whereas movie studios pay TV networks to play trailers.
The second problem is that a song heard on the radio may not be lower quality than a lossily compressed MP3 track.
Seriously, we need a new benchmark. I propose going Astatine (the rarest element in the Earth's crust). Everyone in the world has to buy your album. Twice.
Hey, I just developed that zero-friction oil you mentioned. It must be worth billions, but the government here in Nigeria won't let me release it to the outside world. Tell you what... just send me $10,000 to help smuggle me out and I'll split the proceeds of my invention with you 50/50.
Did you even read your link? It's point by point rejection of your assertion. For instance "The reality is that the EPA did not ban any uses of asbestos till over three years after the accident "
I know what the OP is talking about, and I freaking LOVE that smell. It gets me hot. In fact, they made a cologne with an artificial version... Coty *insert some binary here* I think it was called.
Yes, but it's good to calculate your risks. Some things ARE more dangerous than others. I'm glad they "phased out" asbestos, for example. (In new construction at least)
And sometimes, they add SOUND. Like, a little overlaid video of a small explosion at the bottom with a full volume explosion audio clip played on top of "your regularly scheduled program". I think USA does this the most... scares the bejeesus out of me sometimes.
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Inside of the package, you may find...
For aprx $4500 I would hope that I may find a robot in my package. No wait, that sounds dirty.
Then you're just as fucked as when your box is highjacked and some haxor steals your cc# and goes on a spending spree.
They're not dumbasses so much as slightly ignorant. They expect their RAM to operate correctly. And why shouldn't they?
BS -- if everyone knew what was going to happen with their personal data, the same group of people who are complaining now would have been complaining back then.
There are two problems with this thinking. The first is that radio stations pay artists to play songs, whereas movie studios pay TV networks to play trailers.
The second problem is that a song heard on the radio may not be lower quality than a lossily compressed MP3 track.
Yeah, where's your fancy metric time unit now, metric boy? We should move everything else to base 60.
I keed, I keed.
In the US, spelt is spelled "spelled"
Seriously, we need a new benchmark. I propose going Astatine (the rarest element in the Earth's crust). Everyone in the world has to buy your album. Twice.
This is a valid argument as long as they force radio stations to play the entire album instead of a single track.
The easy way (in a boneheaded twist) would be to just publish the album as a single track. It's already random access, after all.
That doesn't seem to stop them from sending me the same offer a few times a week.
That would make us camping rocket whores.
Hey, I just developed that zero-friction oil you mentioned. It must be worth billions, but the government here in Nigeria won't let me release it to the outside world. Tell you what... just send me $10,000 to help smuggle me out and I'll split the proceeds of my invention with you 50/50.
I've had a bunch of stuff sealed with a "Warranty void if removed" sticker. Of course, the terms of the warranty are usually inside the box as well.
I found that after only moderate time spent playing GTA, I would have the urge to ram cops when I saw them whilst driving.
Just imagine if they had used asbestos... the towers may still have collapsed and caused even worse respiratory problems for everyone in the vicinity.
Did you even read your link? It's point by point rejection of your assertion. For instance "The reality is that the EPA did not ban any uses of asbestos till over three years after the accident "
People in California don't have basements, you insensitive clod ;) Seriously though, we tend to build our houses on small stilts for some reason.
I know what the OP is talking about, and I freaking LOVE that smell. It gets me hot. In fact, they made a cologne with an artificial version... Coty *insert some binary here* I think it was called.
Yes, but it's good to calculate your risks. Some things ARE more dangerous than others. I'm glad they "phased out" asbestos, for example. (In new construction at least)
And sometimes, they add SOUND. Like, a little overlaid video of a small explosion at the bottom with a full volume explosion audio clip played on top of "your regularly scheduled program". I think USA does this the most... scares the bejeesus out of me sometimes.
In all fairness to the grandparent poster, to the average internet user, www is all there is to "the internet as we know it"
But what's the definition of a second? And don't tell me it's 299798252 * the time it takes light to travel a meter!
That makes me wonder about metric photo paper... do they have 4x6 and 5x7 or something else completely? I guess I'll go use my friend gooogle.
"Can I go now?"