provisions reflecting heightened respect for local country laws
This is the scary part for me, at least to the extent that it takes the sort of country-specific blocking that Twitter and Blogger are doing, and the sort of The Pirate Bay blocking that countries are doing, and bakes them into the requirements of doing any sort of business with a domain name on the internet.
Cyclos is the only supplier of resonant clock mesh IP.
There are no technical details. It's intellectual property, so it's powered by pixie dust, mana potions, and lawyers. Can't get more meaningful than that.
"Only our sweetPhones(R) combine Call Waiting with our patented whizBang(TM) technology (because our unpatented whizBang(TM) technology would get us sued to our very own layer of Hades)!"
Agreed. I'd get myself and my kids (if I ever dare have any) the usual suite of vaccines, but the docs can keep their flu ones. They're a public health risk wrapped in a moneymaking scheme inside a dud (sorry, Sir Winston Churchill).
He's too slow then. YouTwitFace Holdings has already set up FarmVille kiosks (24hrs of unlimited play for 50 Facebook credits!), OLED celebrity tweet billboards (brought to you by Sony), and cute 1-inch-wide plastic Like and follow buttons on every geological feature (all connected via WiFi).
They're smarter than they let on. Y'see, if you can't figure out that the group needs an IT professional, or how to contact them about it, you need not apply.
It's a job posting disguised as a job board. Genius!
(On a side note, can someone explain the flag icons on the comments? Are Slashdot staff trying to usurp the moderators' job? Do mods simply suck at it that much that they need outside help? Is it generic DMCA/"intellectual property" "protection" bureaucracy crap?)
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Don't be so pessimistic. Always look on the bright side of life!
This is the scary part for me, at least to the extent that it takes the sort of country-specific blocking that Twitter and Blogger are doing, and the sort of The Pirate Bay blocking that countries are doing, and bakes them into the requirements of doing any sort of business with a domain name on the internet.
Otherwise, yeah, seems reasonable.
Bugs? You must be kidding, there are no bugs in this software.
Massive Cache of Underpants Found in Washington Post Newsroom; New Hire CmdrTaco: "No Comment"
Embrace, extend, et cetera.
Perhaps, but there are some women I'd still love to perform "high energy physics experiments" with, any night of the year. ;)
After I saw the old Ballmer ad, I can't keep a straight face when I see Reversi.
...and one or two of your less willing, longest-serving partners won't even let you deliver that.
+1
Rick Santorum is a terrible dirty trick, so this sort of thing comes naturally to him.
There are no technical details. It's intellectual property, so it's powered by pixie dust, mana potions, and lawyers. Can't get more meaningful than that.
I'm sticking with Barret Obama. His is the RANGE WE NEED.
It was a naked molecule, all alone. If we don't know its age how can we be sure the pictures are even legal?
Monsanto were apparently among the first to mass-produce LEDs, for which I am forever grateful.
For their seed asshattery, less so.
"Only our sweetPhones(R) combine Call Waiting with our patented whizBang(TM) technology (because our unpatented whizBang(TM) technology would get us sued to our very own layer of Hades)!"
When we remember to include the Denon cable and compensate for its effects, the actual equation comes out to:
E = (MC^2 * (1 + (($M - $P + $D) * $D) / L ) + ( Ic/Ir )) ^ dem
Where:
D = Denon cable
dem = number of demons released
"We're not customizing our ads, we're developing our flagship advertising product based on individual consumer preferences obtained through our patented market research."
*clears throat*
The correct answer is QueryPremiseException: assumed wife was getting beaten in first place.
I see what you did there.
Agreed. I'd get myself and my kids (if I ever dare have any) the usual suite of vaccines, but the docs can keep their flu ones. They're a public health risk wrapped in a moneymaking scheme inside a dud (sorry, Sir Winston Churchill).
He's too slow then. YouTwitFace Holdings has already set up FarmVille kiosks (24hrs of unlimited play for 50 Facebook credits!), OLED celebrity tweet billboards (brought to you by Sony), and cute 1-inch-wide plastic Like and follow buttons on every geological feature (all connected via WiFi).
Don't bogart the bosons, maaan!
They're smarter than they let on. Y'see, if you can't figure out that the group needs an IT professional, or how to contact them about it, you need not apply.
It's a job posting disguised as a job board. Genius!
"The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which."
(On a side note, can someone explain the flag icons on the comments? Are Slashdot staff trying to usurp the moderators' job? Do mods simply suck at it that much that they need outside help? Is it generic DMCA/"intellectual property" "protection" bureaucracy crap?)
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