I don't know how likely this is, but if I were spilling company secrets I would intentionally make it seem as though the leek were coming from someone else. In that case he's lied once, why should you believe anything else he says?
When you don't pirate music you have 2 choices: * Going with the people that provide what you with legal DRM-free music (sometimes dollars free as well) * Going with the DRM-encumbered music that comes at a dollar price.
If DRM and free music isn't that important to you, you should pay for what you want. Otherwise support those that give you want you want you jackass.
I can imagine some deranged person believing that everyone with an internet connection has pirated something at some time... You wouldn't have to be deranged, just slightly over zealous, as most people on the internet have pirated at one time in their life.
That's funny, when I went to Japan everyone called much more frequently then they texted. In my experience in Japan (which included staying with a Japanese family for a week and as I was going with a school there was a Japenese teenager I spent a fair amount of time with in that week) texting happens much less frequently then in Australia.
I'm not sure if you're kidding or not, but assuming you're not: its like those faux-old jeans they sell. I've got jeans in the closet that I'll sell for half the price and will look exactly the same!
The article's use of the word 'lie' was inappropriate and adds a level of description that is not applicable. Lying simply means telling someone (or something) a statement that is believed to be false.
Actually I find it quite refreshing. Not only does it help show lying is a natural part of who we are (I'll leave whether or not its something that should be accepted for another time). Its also a step towards creating AI that is truly equal to our own. Had you asked me a few years ago if robots could spontaneously learn to lie within my lifetime, I would have said no. Spontaneous activity, especially deceitful ones, is a good thing if you're interested in creating robots that are our equal (rather then mindless slaves, or worse slaves with minds).
small independent bookstores are(were?) usually run by book nuts who really got a chance to know you and could be counted on to discuss books you have read/like/might like. Sounds like not enough people cared about this feature. Myself, I'd rather read a few free online samples.
(not an unlikely scenario) Its a possible scenario. However people are likely to use in the future what schools use, and schools are likely to use what businesses use. And so if all businesses plan for everyone to use Office 2007 (or some future version) everyone will use Office 2007.
The only unhappy few are the IT people that get to recode from one language into another. Sounds like these "unhappy few" get a job thanks to Microsoft. If they don't like it they can move to another workplace. If one doesn't exist, sounds like Microsoft just helped keep them employed.
Where'd you get that idea? Or are you actually a congressman in disguise? HA! In my defence I assumed the "won't somebody think of the children" mentality was including the porn (as in, think of the poor victimised children who were in the porn, not the poor "victimised" children who got to look at the porn).
This is looking for child porn. If that sounds like a dream job to you, you're either a terrific human being or a terrible one. Regarldess you're a terr* human.
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I know Americans are bad at geography, but Antarctica isn't anywhere near New Jersey. FYI.
Aren't a lot of what lay people call a "volcano" typically larger then whales?
Y'know, I don't think I meant to reply to your post. Sorry! I stand by my points, but they seem fairly non-related to your post.
When you don't pirate music you have 2 choices:
* Going with the people that provide what you with legal DRM-free music (sometimes dollars free as well)
* Going with the DRM-encumbered music that comes at a dollar price.
If DRM and free music isn't that important to you, you should pay for what you want. Otherwise support those that give you want you want you jackass.
And then you get a new set of bums who're just as bad. Hooray! You win!
Don't believe me? The Democrats created the DMCA.
Huh, well that explains that then. I always figured Australia and America were pretty similar in stuff like that.
Wow, who pissed in your cheerios today grandpa?
That's funny, when I went to Japan everyone called much more frequently then they texted. In my experience in Japan (which included staying with a Japanese family for a week and as I was going with a school there was a Japenese teenager I spent a fair amount of time with in that week) texting happens much less frequently then in Australia.
I'm not sure if you're kidding or not, but assuming you're not: its like those faux-old jeans they sell. I've got jeans in the closet that I'll sell for half the price and will look exactly the same!
It would be interesting to know what the "genes" were to see just how well defined the base was for the lying to arise.
Actually I find it quite refreshing. Not only does it help show lying is a natural part of who we are (I'll leave whether or not its something that should be accepted for another time). Its also a step towards creating AI that is truly equal to our own. Had you asked me a few years ago if robots could spontaneously learn to lie within my lifetime, I would have said no. Spontaneous activity, especially deceitful ones, is a good thing if you're interested in creating robots that are our equal (rather then mindless slaves, or worse slaves with minds).
What possible reason could France have for this law, besides being successfully bought by big business?
Quite sad really.
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Its sort of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
If by suing their own customers you mean suing those who don't pay for stuff. Then yes, that's what the music industry has been doing.
This is looking for child porn. If that sounds like a dream job to you, you're either a terrific human being or a terrible one. Regarldess you're a terr* human.