It's unconstitutional? 8th amendment, cruel and unusual punishment, all that.
If the constitution says its unethical to do something that MIGHT kill them but its 100% okay to do something that will kill them then the Constitution isn't worth the paper its written on.
Seriously, if we're going to kill them anyway, why not ask for volunteers to be experimented on? Anyone who survives, gets to have their sentence commuted?
The real question isn't when we'll run out of oil (or other non-replenishable goods), but if we'll be forced to use horses and carts before we reach the point where the alternatives are preferable over oil.
They disappear in a usable format for electronics though. It will prove interesting to see what happens when it truly does disappear (I'm not sure if 2017 is an accurate date). Either we'll develop vastly different technologies, recycle somehow, somehow create the elements synthetically or mine the stuff from asteroids.
I'd say there's something wrong with your computer without actual evidence that Firefox crashes for a significant amount of people. Given how its worked flawlessly for me and many others.
The next step will be for the monopolies to simply be to inform customers they're no longer desired and to stop offering them the service completely. Now they won't do it to everyone, they'll do it to a certain percentage (probably between 1 and 5 percent) and advertise this fact well known through the media.
Funny, when I began using their service they never told me they would throttle certain protocols. They said they'd give me access to the internet at certain speeds to the best of their ability. Throttling packets seemed to be significantly below their best.
Believe it or not, not all slashdotters hate Microsoft. I want the best tool available that does what I want. I'd love for Vista to have been that tool, but it wasn't. Its inferior to XP (from what I've heard from everyone I personally know who use it. And not a single one of them uses Linux).
Now XP is a great tool. I have very little to complain about. I'd love for Windows 7 to be even greater, because I'm certainly not using Ubuntu anytime soon (what I believe to be a driver issue caused my internet connection to be significantly slower when used in linux then it is when used in XP. There were also minor problems related to the Linux apps rather then the OS itself).
You might want to use a well make replica instead of a well made fake. A fake is typically thought of as passing itself off as the original. So regardless of where you stand on original artwork, fraud is almost always considered bad.
The issue isn't whether its infallible, but whether its more accurate then a human. If it is, then we should replace umpires with the Hawkeye systems. Will there be bad calls? Sure. But they will happen less.
Sydney. Not only are the prices identical, but they go up every Wednesday and then go back down on Monday. Glad to see some government has stepped in to do something about it. If only mine would:(
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It's unconstitutional? 8th amendment, cruel and unusual punishment, all that.
If the constitution says its unethical to do something that MIGHT kill them but its 100% okay to do something that will kill them then the Constitution isn't worth the paper its written on.
Considering I've heard gerald626 say he upgraded to Vista, I'd say it still counts as an upgrade for him.
Seriously, if we're going to kill them anyway, why not ask for volunteers to be experimented on? Anyone who survives, gets to have their sentence commuted?
So instead of one ring to rule them all, would it be one token?
Damn germans!
The real question isn't when we'll run out of oil (or other non-replenishable goods), but if we'll be forced to use horses and carts before we reach the point where the alternatives are preferable over oil.
They disappear in a usable format for electronics though. It will prove interesting to see what happens when it truly does disappear (I'm not sure if 2017 is an accurate date). Either we'll develop vastly different technologies, recycle somehow, somehow create the elements synthetically or mine the stuff from asteroids.
I'd say there's something wrong with your computer without actual evidence that Firefox crashes for a significant amount of people. Given how its worked flawlessly for me and many others.
Look what happened to the Indians when everyone migrated to North America. I think Americans have a right to fear the next wave of settlers.
The person who wrote this summary has a name. It's Gregg Keizer.
I do have add-ons installed and it hasn't crashed once. Aren't anecdotes fun?
Wow, someone actually believes in the don't do evil slogan. I'd say that's a brilliant marketing campaign, but clearly you're anidiot.
The next step will be for the monopolies to simply be to inform customers they're no longer desired and to stop offering them the service completely. Now they won't do it to everyone, they'll do it to a certain percentage (probably between 1 and 5 percent) and advertise this fact well known through the media.
That should have a chilling effect on p2p users.
Funny, when I began using their service they never told me they would throttle certain protocols. They said they'd give me access to the internet at certain speeds to the best of their ability. Throttling packets seemed to be significantly below their best.
Believe it or not, not all slashdotters hate Microsoft. I want the best tool available that does what I want. I'd love for Vista to have been that tool, but it wasn't. Its inferior to XP (from what I've heard from everyone I personally know who use it. And not a single one of them uses Linux).
Now XP is a great tool. I have very little to complain about. I'd love for Windows 7 to be even greater, because I'm certainly not using Ubuntu anytime soon (what I believe to be a driver issue caused my internet connection to be significantly slower when used in linux then it is when used in XP. There were also minor problems related to the Linux apps rather then the OS itself).
I was thinking of that episode as well.
You might want to use a well make replica instead of a well made fake. A fake is typically thought of as passing itself off as the original. So regardless of where you stand on original artwork, fraud is almost always considered bad.
Put down your bible and pick up a history book. The pyramids weren't built by slaves.
How much of history would be lost because we tore down and incorrectly rebuilt some of it?
She does
You certainly don't want to be the poo when the tortoise-like electorate decide to mate.
I doubt Charles Dickens would comment on anyones last name.
This is an American website. If you want to be understood by the majority of visitors, you need to use the American terminology.
The issue isn't whether its infallible, but whether its more accurate then a human. If it is, then we should replace umpires with the Hawkeye systems. Will there be bad calls? Sure. But they will happen less.
Sydney. Not only are the prices identical, but they go up every Wednesday and then go back down on Monday. Glad to see some government has stepped in to do something about it. If only mine would :(