Spain has stated that if Scottish independence is gained within a correct constitutional framework they will not oppose it.
They've stated they would not oppose the validity of an independent Scottish state, but they have said nothing of the sort with regards to said state's EU membership.
Sinn Féin's abstinence from Parliament effectively reduces the number of seats required for a majority to 322, so that would give a CON/DUP alliance a 6-7 seat majority. But that's still too slim in my opinion. Very much like the Major government of '92-'97 - a couple defections here, a couple bi-elections there - and the majority is gone. Certainly not a suitable state of affairs going into the most important negotiations in a generation.
Yes, there is a marked difference. I don't remember Theora, Dirac, etc having the backing of Adobe, Microsoft, Amazon, AMD, Broadcom, Cisco, Google, Intel, Microsoft, Mozilla, Netflix, Nvidia and Realtek amongst others.
Oh, and guess what? The people who have to pay the licence fee care about the licence fee - which is precisely why the Alliance for Open Media was created in the first place.
Okay then - How do I, as an EU citizen bring a bill before the EU parliament?... Ah that's right, I can't.
It doesn't matter if MEPs are democratically elected if they only ever get to vote on bills created by the EU commission, who themselves are unelected.
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Well, who wouldn't be afraid of browser competition when their browser sucks ass?
I thought it was about a floppy disk drive for the ZX Spectrum.
Spain has stated that if Scottish independence is gained within a correct constitutional framework they will not oppose it.
They've stated they would not oppose the validity of an independent Scottish state, but they have said nothing of the sort with regards to said state's EU membership.
How again is that bullshit?
Sinn Féin's abstinence from Parliament effectively reduces the number of seats required for a majority to 322, so that would give a CON/DUP alliance a 6-7 seat majority. But that's still too slim in my opinion. Very much like the Major government of '92-'97 - a couple defections here, a couple bi-elections there - and the majority is gone. Certainly not a suitable state of affairs going into the most important negotiations in a generation.
Yes, there is a marked difference. I don't remember Theora, Dirac, etc having the backing of Adobe, Microsoft, Amazon, AMD, Broadcom, Cisco, Google, Intel, Microsoft, Mozilla, Netflix, Nvidia and Realtek amongst others.
Oh, and guess what? The people who have to pay the licence fee care about the licence fee - which is precisely why the Alliance for Open Media was created in the first place.
And Sony. As usual.
I looked up dictinary in the dictionary. It doesn't exist.
I use Skype, you insensitive clod!
Maybe you should have double checked what 1920*1080*3*24*8 was before starting your post...
You were an order of magnitude out - it's actually 1.19 Gbit/s.
Hi Mark, welcome to Slashdot!
Ah... shit.
I fear I need to be a registered Social Engineer in order to post on Slashdot.
So, the World Canadian Bureau want more of that Internet money again. Please be generous and send them your Theoretical Dollars!
Please stop using your smartphones in public places. Scoring is supposed to be a challenge. -Frankenstein.
Okay then - How do I, as an EU citizen bring a bill before the EU parliament?... Ah that's right, I can't.
It doesn't matter if MEPs are democratically elected if they only ever get to vote on bills created by the EU commission, who themselves are unelected.
Anyone who works at Initech will tell you 16 mins is BS.
"First" post.
Or just put some lens flare over the top of it...
Why? It's never stopped Peter Molyneux before...
Phase 1: Collect underpants
Phase 2: Grow mushrooms
Phase 3: Profit
Because of Parkinson's.
We'll just put your data onto your new Seagate drive... aaaand it's gone!
Meh. It's only the same IQ as 197 PE Teachers.
197 would imply there is someone out there with an IQ of 3 as well.
Just browse at -1 and you'll have your statistical data...
In other words, they haven't found the source of the leak yet, but want everyone to think they have...