Sun may be more "progressive" than some, but this statement from the article clearly reveals who's running the show:
"...There were still some outstanding critical bugs, and Marketing and Sales were pressing for a release," Maxia added.
This was "understandable," he said. "The economic situation of Sun was not good, the company had just cut 2,500 jobs, and we needed the new release to boost sales.
Yeah, pretty sad, isn't it? Still burning kerosene, or some variant thereof, including hydrogen, for virtually everything. Instead of looking for "new" ways to fuel old machines, perhaps it might be better to redesign the machine.
Well, in a way it is if you're going to enforce its prohibition. However the press let Bush skate the issue also. And in a worse way that they never got an honest answer from him.
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when it comes to this carbon thing
Hair transplants?
Only one way to block BitTorrent.
Sun may be more "progressive" than some, but this statement from the article clearly reveals who's running the show:
"...There were still some outstanding critical bugs, and Marketing and Sales were pressing for a release," Maxia added.
This was "understandable," he said. "The economic situation of Sun was not good, the company had just cut 2,500 jobs, and we needed the new release to boost sales.
Seems to confirm the original complaint.
"...And the bugs got fixed and then we moved on. We moved on."
Freedom of speech in terms of expression of ideas. It doesn't include fraud, libel, threats, and so on.
Funny, there are no such stipulations in the first amendment. Or maybe you're posting from a place without those protections.
Hey baby, glad to see you haven't lost your touch. And your obsession amuses me.
Love ya
I'm a troll stalkier, I'm a troll stalkier...
Here comes one now...
Naw, from now on, we'll just group them with irrational numbers, which makes sense when you consider the judge's opinion.
Wow, is there a nation of sentient nukes?
You never heard of "Nanuke of the North"?
Looking at china's history with opium addiction would be an interesting study.
It wasn't pretty
Look at what you could do with computers 50 years ago...
I pine for the things we could do without a computer 50 years ago. Like buy a quart of milk.
...secondly, if law enforcement can use metallurgic analysis to determine the exact batch of bullets a particular round came from...
They can't
Arthritis severely degrades the quality of life, and increases risk of some other deadly conditions. Obesity, however, will be worse.
But sales of aspirin and diet pills will go up up up...
...look where we are now.
Yeah, pretty sad, isn't it? Still burning kerosene, or some variant thereof, including hydrogen, for virtually everything. Instead of looking for "new" ways to fuel old machines, perhaps it might be better to redesign the machine.
Or even more accurately called the Illuminati, Stone Cutters, Merry Pranksters conspiracy.
"They just make it up as they go along. I could do that: dee dee-dee dee dee dee dee, dee dee dee ..."
Is there some aspect of this that isn't completely insane that I've missed out on?
3) Profit!
I'm jealous of you folks in the US, at least you've got a new government in 2 months time.
Not really. It's more like England's "Changing of the Guard", without the big hats.
Tails you lose
Well, in a way it is if you're going to enforce its prohibition. However the press let Bush skate the issue also. And in a worse way that they never got an honest answer from him.
I'm just going to have to let you sort it out
Where have you been?
...now we are dealing with a militarily powerful, mineral rich nation with a paranoid persecution complex and authoritarian instincts.
Who? Russia, or the USA?
...she'll be swept into the oval office in 2012...
Luckily the world will end a month and a half later
Let me assure you that "regular" prison is no happier.