on of them mini netbooks. That way, you don't have to worry about the hardware becoming incompatible. (The battery won't survive, but at least it should run with the AC plug connected.)
How do you know what Gordon's motives were? I bet he wants more than anything to eliminate spam. You label him a professional litigant, but he's got some serious integrity for a shitty person. I can't believe that standing up against the courts was a calculated decision to maximize personal profit. How does he profit from not settling with an evil party? It's civil disobedience. When the laws are broken, good people will break the laws.
This is relevant to the removal of LAN. Will there be any network overhead (ie, latency) associated with connecting over Battle.net for players who all share the same LAN?
You got this ass-backwards. You think suited g-men will grab you in the middle of the night and "you get put in"? No, this would be a private clinic that you choose to put yourself into.
In the US, we are guaranteed a right to free speech. This includes a right to speak out against religion, or assemble clinics whose purpose is to cure people of religion. It's one of the few ways in which US remains more advanced than the old world, where the operators would probably be convicted of hate crimes.
Presumably, the GP is talking about a non-government program. Indeed, the first amendment is perhaps the very thing to allow this to exist in USA. They might call it a hate crime program elsewhere (despite its actual goals).
Simple grains and canned vegetables and beans are very cheap, but they do require some effort to prepare. Unfortunately, that puts it out of reach for many homeless people who lack access to a kitchen.
Yes, a lot of poor people have made some really bad lifestyle decisions. Does that mean we should just let them die or whatever? They got what they deserved, right?
When I read that, I assumed that they must be talking about North America and South America. I mean, nobody is stupid enough to call the United States Two Americas, right? Wrong..
Storm Trooper armor is riot gear. It's for protecting against rocks and small arms while they beat down demonstrators. Most non-smugglers won't have access to a blaster capable of blowing through one. Presumably, a gunpowder rifle wouldn't penetrate the armor, which is why the characters use loud and slow firing blasters.
If pi is a normal number, then all possible finite number strings exist somewhere in the infinite trail of digits. According to wikipedia, it's thought to be normal, but not proven. Irrationality by itself isn't enough to claim that a string exists in the expansion. The decimal expansion could never repeat but curiously contain no 9s or something like that.
A balanced diet means exactly that--balanced. Not too much, and not too little. You hear stuff like "olive oil is good". Obviously that doesn't mean to drink a cup of olive oil. Too much fat is bad, but not enough fat is probably worse. It's just that the latter is less common in wealthy nations, so you don't hear about it.
Well, there's something about McDonalds and fast food in general when you eat it, you begin to crave it (over higher quality food). Must be something they put in the flavoring.
This passage from the T&C sounds reasonably clear and specific, and I can expect a reasonably educated person to understand it. I don't see what the problem is. If you didn't read the T&C before installing, why not?
That idea is not new, but it seems impractical. It would require a large-scale, secure system of micropayments. Corporations would have no incentive to implement it.
Turning off your computer won't stop you from getting junk mail, or flyers stuffed on your car window, or under your door, or stapled to your tree, or junk text messages on your phone, or robocalls.
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on of them mini netbooks. That way, you don't have to worry about the hardware becoming incompatible. (The battery won't survive, but at least it should run with the AC plug connected.)
The jackass had numerous chances to settle and he just wouldn't do it.
Maybe he has something called PRINCIPLES.
How do you know what Gordon's motives were? I bet he wants more than anything to eliminate spam. You label him a professional litigant, but he's got some serious integrity for a shitty person. I can't believe that standing up against the courts was a calculated decision to maximize personal profit. How does he profit from not settling with an evil party? It's civil disobedience. When the laws are broken, good people will break the laws.
This is relevant to the removal of LAN. Will there be any network overhead (ie, latency) associated with connecting over Battle.net for players who all share the same LAN?
You got this ass-backwards. You think suited g-men will grab you in the middle of the night and "you get put in"? No, this would be a private clinic that you choose to put yourself into.
In the US, we are guaranteed a right to free speech. This includes a right to speak out against religion, or assemble clinics whose purpose is to cure people of religion. It's one of the few ways in which US remains more advanced than the old world, where the operators would probably be convicted of hate crimes.
Presumably, the GP is talking about a non-government program. Indeed, the first amendment is perhaps the very thing to allow this to exist in USA. They might call it a hate crime program elsewhere (despite its actual goals).
I wouldn't say FAR cheaper.
Simple grains and canned vegetables and beans are very cheap, but they do require some effort to prepare. Unfortunately, that puts it out of reach for many homeless people who lack access to a kitchen.
Yes, a lot of poor people have made some really bad lifestyle decisions. Does that mean we should just let them die or whatever? They got what they deserved, right?
When I read that, I assumed that they must be talking about North America and South America. I mean, nobody is stupid enough to call the United States Two Americas, right? Wrong..
Storm Trooper armor is riot gear. It's for protecting against rocks and small arms while they beat down demonstrators. Most non-smugglers won't have access to a blaster capable of blowing through one. Presumably, a gunpowder rifle wouldn't penetrate the armor, which is why the characters use loud and slow firing blasters.
If pi is a normal number, then all possible finite number strings exist somewhere in the infinite trail of digits. According to wikipedia, it's thought to be normal, but not proven. Irrationality by itself isn't enough to claim that a string exists in the expansion. The decimal expansion could never repeat but curiously contain no 9s or something like that.
Agreed. 2*pi is a better constant than pi. If we meet some aliens, I'd expect them to have a label for constant 2*pi.
A balanced diet means exactly that--balanced. Not too much, and not too little. You hear stuff like "olive oil is good". Obviously that doesn't mean to drink a cup of olive oil. Too much fat is bad, but not enough fat is probably worse. It's just that the latter is less common in wealthy nations, so you don't hear about it.
I'm pretty sure (from personal experience) that raw oats are totally edible.
Well, there's something about McDonalds and fast food in general when you eat it, you begin to crave it (over higher quality food). Must be something they put in the flavoring.
you forgot about Northern Arizona University (NAU)
'nuff said
I think it's silly to bet on a company to outlast you (unless you are in poor health or making risky life choices)
nobody seriously objects because nobody seriously believes the space elevator could be built anyway
Here's a couple things you can try:
DROP TABLE customers
DROP TABLE accounts
DROP TABLE users
This passage from the T&C sounds reasonably clear and specific, and I can expect a reasonably educated person to understand it. I don't see what the problem is. If you didn't read the T&C before installing, why not?
Wow, this is considered "badware"? It seems like a feature to me! Can I install the "badware" without getting Digsby with it?
That idea is not new, but it seems impractical. It would require a large-scale, secure system of micropayments. Corporations would have no incentive to implement it.
Turning off your computer won't stop you from getting junk mail, or flyers stuffed on your car window, or under your door, or stapled to your tree, or junk text messages on your phone, or robocalls.
Parent is not a troll. What makes you think humans are any better at sorting spam than computer algorithms?