The fallacy here is that there are tarrifs and government subsidies involved in both the import and export process. So it is not free trade when the Chinese government subsidizes an automiobile plant and gives Daimler/Chrystler big bucks to use what amounts to slave labor over there.
We used to have that situation, indentured slavery, in the Appalachian coal mines and the people in that region are still not out of poverty.
When business runs the government it is a form of fascism. Businesses are not individuals and do not care for the rights of individuals. So the personal freedom argument is a fallacy.
And what about all the kick backs, bribes and "grants" given to the US companies by these foreign companies and governments? Is this not the same as our cities and states giving "tax breaks" to companies for moving factories to their town?
That's the best way and could turn out to be the only way to code C++.
Just think of
try{
as aspiring for a higher plane and
catch{
as plummeting to the ground of reality
Here's the beginning of the CNET article
Apple Computer on Monday released a security patch that fixes what the company called the first "critical" Mac OS X flaw.
A combination of holes disclosed by security researchers last month could have allowed an attacker to take over a vulnerable Macintosh, though no such exploits have been reported. Apple issued a partial fix last month, but security researchers had said that the Mac remained open to attack.
http://news.com.com/Apple+patches+%27critical%27+O S+X+flaw/2100-7355_3-5228038.html?tag=nefd.top
Can I say "yeah right!" and get away with it? Sounds/smells offaly fishy.
Farnsworth: This is quite a large ranch you have.
Mr Wong: 17.9 billion acres! We own entire western hemisphere. (Whispering) That the best hemisphere!
Farnsworth: It's the same on Earth!
The Mac guy's is who. That's why most are not serious gamers or fun guys to be around. In fact they are duller than Cobol programmers and accountants because all they care about is Mac sh*t.
Osiran: Attention. You are now possessions of the great Pharaoh Hermethotip, heir to the 10th dynasty, bringer of the good aspects of the annual floods.
Fry: Incredible. This place is just like the Ancient Egypt of my day.
Osiran: That is no coincidence. For our people visited your Egypt thousands of years ago.
Fry: I knew it! Insane theories: one! Regular theories: a billion!
Osiran: We learned many things from the mighty Egyptians, such as pyramid building, space travel and how to prepare our dead so as to scare Abbott and Costello.
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The fallacy here is that there are tarrifs and government subsidies involved in both the import and export process. So it is not free trade when the Chinese government subsidizes an automiobile plant and gives Daimler/Chrystler big bucks to use what amounts to slave labor over there. We used to have that situation, indentured slavery, in the Appalachian coal mines and the people in that region are still not out of poverty.
When business runs the government it is a form of fascism. Businesses are not individuals and do not care for the rights of individuals. So the personal freedom argument is a fallacy.
The future is chinchilla farming. You can do it in the day and at night time too if you are breeding the Mutant Blue.
And what about all the kick backs, bribes and "grants" given to the US companies by these foreign companies and governments? Is this not the same as our cities and states giving "tax breaks" to companies for moving factories to their town?
I just went from an $85,000 job programming to a $20,000 job at footlocker. So my job didn't go overseas.
Maybe someone can send a copy to the FED or the Bureau of Labor statistics. They do math by divination.
That's the best way and could turn out to be the only way to code C++. Just think of try{ as aspiring for a higher plane and catch{ as plummeting to the ground of reality
My little ball thingy eloped with my OnStar
Only if he had Tim Conway along
I'd expect that a walking corpse would be just fine for the next Resident Evil game. uuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm brains!
Here's the beginning of the CNET article Apple Computer on Monday released a security patch that fixes what the company called the first "critical" Mac OS X flaw. A combination of holes disclosed by security researchers last month could have allowed an attacker to take over a vulnerable Macintosh, though no such exploits have been reported. Apple issued a partial fix last month, but security researchers had said that the Mac remained open to attack. http://news.com.com/Apple+patches+%27critical%27+O S+X+flaw/2100-7355_3-5228038.html?tag=nefd.top
Can I say "yeah right!" and get away with it? Sounds/smells offaly fishy.
Is it just "Set the controls to the heart of the sun" being answered?
Let the Catholic Church publish all research.
It doesn't help that we elect leaders who revel in the fact that they don't read at all.
I read slashdot comments AND Radioactive man
Farnsworth: This is quite a large ranch you have. Mr Wong: 17.9 billion acres! We own entire western hemisphere. (Whispering) That the best hemisphere! Farnsworth: It's the same on Earth!
Yeah and they invented the pen that writes upside down. You get'em Niles!
I guess I'm gonna finally upgrade my Lisa.
The Mac guy's is who. That's why most are not serious gamers or fun guys to be around. In fact they are duller than Cobol programmers and accountants because all they care about is Mac sh*t.
yeah it makes a great reading light. As Homer would say "OOOOH look at me! I'm a Mac guy! Wow I must be kewl OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
Well for one thing they could put in an icemaker.
Osiran: Attention. You are now possessions of the great Pharaoh Hermethotip, heir to the 10th dynasty, bringer of the good aspects of the annual floods. Fry: Incredible. This place is just like the Ancient Egypt of my day. Osiran: That is no coincidence. For our people visited your Egypt thousands of years ago. Fry: I knew it! Insane theories: one! Regular theories: a billion! Osiran: We learned many things from the mighty Egyptians, such as pyramid building, space travel and how to prepare our dead so as to scare Abbott and Costello.
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It is very old it is Cuniform. Predates Ascii by 8000 years
If you saw them you would have 7 days to live. Riiiinnnng.