It varies. Italy has a very fragmented system, such that any post-WWII Italian government which lasts 18 months is doing well. Most countries aren't so extreme.
Surely it would be better to have the default state being that a cache link is provided, and you have to opt out when providing links to sites like the BBC which can handle the load?
So, let the raucous sleighbells jingle,
Hail our dear old friend Kris Kringle,
Driving his reindeer across the sky.
Don't stand underneath when they fly by.
When you say "less than half", I think you actually mean "less than 1%". At "less than half" we in the UK could make the same complaint about the US - your living costs are lower, and your workers seem to have fewer rights.
...a college campus with a large population of women, and some days without
Do you have any theories as to why the population of women on campus fluctuates so wildly?
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About 60 million; probably about 55 million. Taking into account that Ceefax provides i) TV listings; and ii) subtitles it wouldn't surprise me that 1/3 of people who use a TV use it at least once a week.
I haven't RTFA, but the summary implies it was specifically about software patents. Europe doesn't have them at the moment - why would the US need something to replace them? Companies will continue to innovate because there's an advantage to being the first in a field; academics will continue to innovate because that gives them papers to publish.
You have to get with the times. It's too much effort to send someone to your door nowadays - far simpler to send you an e-mail threatening legal action. Then if you don't comply, they'll take you to e-court and win an injunction which forces your ISP to serve up snippets from 'Manos' the Hands of Fate instead of the webpages you request.
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It varies. Italy has a very fragmented system, such that any post-WWII Italian government which lasts 18 months is doing well. Most countries aren't so extreme.
Is that addressed to Drakonian or flint?
M:tG has an official online version now. I'm not sure how its popularity compares to the paper version, but it's certainly not a negligible market.
You give a URL for a project involving CVS cameras and you don't tell people to "check it out"?
Actually the space bar on the lead developer's keyboard is broken, so he had to use newlines to separate tokens.
Surely it would be better to have the default state being that a cache link is provided, and you have to opt out when providing links to sites like the BBC which can handle the load?
When you say "less than half", I think you actually mean "less than 1%". At "less than half" we in the UK could make the same complaint about the US - your living costs are lower, and your workers seem to have fewer rights.
I would say there's a big distinction between "loved" and "pitied".
Simple answer: easy distribution of J2EE apps.
The KGB certainly had a large branch responsible for technology espionage. See, for example, The Mitrokhin Archive.
"No, I'm not pleased to see you: it's just a vacuum tube in my trousers"?
About 60 million; probably about 55 million. Taking into account that Ceefax provides i) TV listings; and ii) subtitles it wouldn't surprise me that 1/3 of people who use a TV use it at least once a week.
Information Communication Technology. It seems to be the currently fashionable term for IT.
They had the Presidency for the first half of 2004.
I haven't RTFA, but the summary implies it was specifically about software patents. Europe doesn't have them at the moment - why would the US need something to replace them? Companies will continue to innovate because there's an advantage to being the first in a field; academics will continue to innovate because that gives them papers to publish.
I thought the whole point of Bittorrent was that you don't "disseminate all or substantially all" of the file to any one person. *AA behind the times?
You have to get with the times. It's too much effort to send someone to your door nowadays - far simpler to send you an e-mail threatening legal action. Then if you don't comply, they'll take you to e-court and win an injunction which forces your ISP to serve up snippets from 'Manos' the Hands of Fate instead of the webpages you request.
Imagine how must fun it must be explaining to the human resource people that yes, you do have experience in sh and Sh, and yes, those are different.