I'm all for regulating the kind of shit you mention there.
But that's not what they keep trying to ban. If they would keep their bans reasonable they might have a chance. Instead they go want it all, fuck compromise.
Speak for yourself. I thoroughly enjoyed Doom 3. Quake 4 as well. I actually modded in more self-shadowing and flashlight shadows into Quake 4 - wasn't dark enough.
I found it to be stressful, in a fun way, having to manage that clunky shitty flashlight like that. I'm sorry not everyone thinks that kind of thing is fun.
... and I bet citing that to them over the phone will make them real nervous. I used to work with a collection agency. I recall their supervisors bitching about having to research and handle those C&Ds all the time.
They do work...
(we were the telco provider for their office, so... hopefully that means I'm "clean")
Er, the CEO shouldn't be micromanaging all the different departments and sections of the company. He's got people below for that, and people below those etc.
The people who do product development and maintenance are not the people who would be in the courtroom. They are not the finance people, and they are not the sales/marketing people. Saying that one department being focused on lawsuits would prevent an unrelated department from doing their job tells me you've not been involved with a company larger than 10 or so people...
A note about the tape, too: of course that's only good if the skin is damaged. The frame is the important part, the skin just flows the air around the frame. The tape can do the same job, temporarily.
The executive branch can suggest to the legislature a bill, just like anyone else can. Whether or not they take the suggestion is still in their power.
Lets also not forget executive orders and special powers, they muddy the water.
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Sure, nevermind all those other unrelated innocents who'd get their information stolen in consequence.
Also, stop misusing that damn phrase, asshole.
Sure, nevermind all those other unrelated innocents who'd get their information stolen in consequence.
Woosh.
Because where there's smoke, there is fire?
You don't just ignore smoke.
I'm all for regulating the kind of shit you mention there.
But that's not what they keep trying to ban. If they would keep their bans reasonable they might have a chance. Instead they go want it all, fuck compromise.
I know lots of things I don't know.
Rather, I know that I don't know them.
(head: asplode)
Speak for yourself. I thoroughly enjoyed Doom 3. Quake 4 as well. I actually modded in more self-shadowing and flashlight shadows into Quake 4 - wasn't dark enough.
I found it to be stressful, in a fun way, having to manage that clunky shitty flashlight like that. I'm sorry not everyone thinks that kind of thing is fun.
... and I bet citing that to them over the phone will make them real nervous. I used to work with a collection agency. I recall their supervisors bitching about having to research and handle those C&Ds all the time.
They do work...
(we were the telco provider for their office, so... hopefully that means I'm "clean")
Makes me question why they need the physical unit.
Inspect it, take photos, download storage. Document document document.
Then give the fucking thing back!
Er, the CEO shouldn't be micromanaging all the different departments and sections of the company. He's got people below for that, and people below those etc.
The people who do product development and maintenance are not the people who would be in the courtroom. They are not the finance people, and they are not the sales/marketing people. Saying that one department being focused on lawsuits would prevent an unrelated department from doing their job tells me you've not been involved with a company larger than 10 or so people...
It is if he's the majority shareholder. I've no clue if he is, frankly I don't much care.
If your member resembles a fish, I'd recommend you visit a doctor as soon as possible.
Laywers and PHBs do not write code (thankfully). Nor do they test builds.
The JRE, or just the JDK?
For a -loooong- time the JRE gets installed in a place like c:\program files\java\jre[5,6,7]
However, the JDK if you have that, get's it's full version in the path. So when that is updated, the old version remains.
Astronomy came first. It wasn't until 1608 that a real telescope came to be. That's the Dutch model that Galileo ran with and improved.
Astronomy itself dates back to antiquity. The telescope is just a tool developed for the use of the science.
If you have critical software depending on vulnerable versions you should beat the developers over the head to fix it.
I would love to do that, but I'd get fired for it.
... and if I need to unblock it, because I need to support shit that runs in these versions?
Well that was a link fail on my part. I had intended to post this:
Nuff said.
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Yes, exactly that.
A note about the tape, too: of course that's only good if the skin is damaged. The frame is the important part, the skin just flows the air around the frame. The tape can do the same job, temporarily.
Which totally can explain the fuel, brake, and cockpit window issues...
Bones?
The executive branch can suggest to the legislature a bill, just like anyone else can. Whether or not they take the suggestion is still in their power.
Lets also not forget executive orders and special powers, they muddy the water.
It isn't already?
OK, so it's not really a warzone. It's more like a no-mans-land where bandits prey on the weak and you get parasites if you don't wear good boots.