A camera in a house turns it from private space into public space where common morality demands different behaviour. CCTV in public spaces has significantly less impact.
To be fair, most landlines these days come with cheap flatrates too, you only pay for calling other networks or countries (the telco probably has to pay an extra charge for those).
Question: Why does a cab cost $80? Answer: The driver.
In capitalism the answer is usually "because people will pay that" but then again I have to wonder how you get a $80 fare just from the bar to your home, where I live bars are common enough that you can walk to the nearest one.
The local university (DARPA Urban Challenge finalist) just did a city traffic test with their autonomous car in a city near me, looks like it won't be limited to freeways.
Short of necromancy I don't think you can bring dead animals back. If there's no bees around you have to wait until a hive gets built nearby, either by a wild colony or beekeepers. Alternatively set up nesting places for bumblebees, those things work just as well for pollination.
Also some vendors do charge extra for new firmware revisions so customers might think Sony is one of those and the 30$ charge is for that. Without knowing the PS3 specifically customers cannot tell they are being ripped off.
Games that need a newer firmware install that firmware automatically. I'm not sure newer firmware adds anything that you can benefit from without having an online connection anyway.
The holocaust started before the war went bad. Many of the concentration camps were for slave labor, not killing so they actually supported the war effort. Also the holocaust wasn't people starving to death (though that happened), it was about systematic execution.
Ah but the country that passed those laws was considered an illegal Soviet occupation by the neighboring country that it later became a part of. And said neighboring country does not allow the death penalty under any circumstances while having no movement restriction across the border of the occupation zone.
Wasn't that just legal trickery as the West German government simply considered the GDR part of its territory and hence under its own jurisdiction? Sure, it didn't have any de-facto power over the GDR while it existed but to West Germany and later the united Germany anything that happened in the GDR happened in Germany and was subject to (west) German law.
Since A. it does not force you to kill the escapees and B. gives you a bad ending for doing so I don't think the courts would decide that it glorifies violence. Of course the tabloids can claim what they want, as can the politicians but only a court decision can result in an actual ban or punishment.
Your Nazi agenda aside, crime usually doesn't require many qualifications so people who don't have the degrees for a regular job will get a crime job. Money laundering seems less degrading than burger flipping.
250$ is more likely since the US usually gets everything the cheapest out of all the territories. In Europe it'll probably cost 250€ and I can tell you I'm not paying that. To me it's not even worth 200€.
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A camera in a house turns it from private space into public space where common morality demands different behaviour. CCTV in public spaces has significantly less impact.
Mess with the police's equipment and see how long it'll take them to care. Do you want to be thrown into prison for that?
This IS France we're talking about.
"DUI exception". The courts will just let them get away with it.
So basically leveraging all their existing monopolies. Wonder when and how much the EU will fine them?
To be fair, most landlines these days come with cheap flatrates too, you only pay for calling other networks or countries (the telco probably has to pay an extra charge for those).
Question: Why does a cab cost $80?
Answer: The driver.
In capitalism the answer is usually "because people will pay that" but then again I have to wonder how you get a $80 fare just from the bar to your home, where I live bars are common enough that you can walk to the nearest one.
The local university (DARPA Urban Challenge finalist) just did a city traffic test with their autonomous car in a city near me, looks like it won't be limited to freeways.
Short of necromancy I don't think you can bring dead animals back. If there's no bees around you have to wait until a hive gets built nearby, either by a wild colony or beekeepers. Alternatively set up nesting places for bumblebees, those things work just as well for pollination.
Also some vendors do charge extra for new firmware revisions so customers might think Sony is one of those and the 30$ charge is for that. Without knowing the PS3 specifically customers cannot tell they are being ripped off.
Games that need a newer firmware install that firmware automatically. I'm not sure newer firmware adds anything that you can benefit from without having an online connection anyway.
Making money is not the ethic, it's the goal. Ethics are the rules you apply while going for your goal.
That the system would do that automatically if you just connect it to the internet?
Railroads are also major electricity consumers.
You're running into a perfect solution fallacy, the methods we use right now are quite a bit worse than geothermal so the upgrade is worth it.
Would earthquakes really hurt those things? Seems to me it's mostly man-made structures that suffer.
The holocaust started before the war went bad. Many of the concentration camps were for slave labor, not killing so they actually supported the war effort. Also the holocaust wasn't people starving to death (though that happened), it was about systematic execution.
Ah but the country that passed those laws was considered an illegal Soviet occupation by the neighboring country that it later became a part of. And said neighboring country does not allow the death penalty under any circumstances while having no movement restriction across the border of the occupation zone.
The game pits Germans vs Germans fleeing from Germany to Germany, really a useful spoiler...
Wasn't that just legal trickery as the West German government simply considered the GDR part of its territory and hence under its own jurisdiction? Sure, it didn't have any de-facto power over the GDR while it existed but to West Germany and later the united Germany anything that happened in the GDR happened in Germany and was subject to (west) German law.
These are "art games", they aren't really games at all, more like simplified simulations. There's not necessarily a win condition in these games.
Since A. it does not force you to kill the escapees and B. gives you a bad ending for doing so I don't think the courts would decide that it glorifies violence. Of course the tabloids can claim what they want, as can the politicians but only a court decision can result in an actual ban or punishment.
Your Nazi agenda aside, crime usually doesn't require many qualifications so people who don't have the degrees for a regular job will get a crime job. Money laundering seems less degrading than burger flipping.
Wikipedia's notability requirements end up deleting a lot of information like that as well.
250$ is more likely since the US usually gets everything the cheapest out of all the territories. In Europe it'll probably cost 250€ and I can tell you I'm not paying that. To me it's not even worth 200€.