It just seems like this bill rewards those who are rich and were environmentally irresponsible over the last 10 years.
I'm not sure about the rich part, but wasn't every american who bought an american car over the last 100 years environmentally irresponsible?
Although this programs borders on protectionism, it is can be a good way to give an incentive to US mfgrs to build cars the way the japanese have the past 25 years.
Well, it's not really a very good comparison because Apple is primarily a hardware company, or complete solutions if you will. Yes, if they were trying to sell OS X it would be a bad idea. If you are trying to sell Mac boxes, I think it's a good idea.
Oh. absolutely no coincedence with IBM there then...
But now, just a week after 118,000 parents and children and brothers and sisters have been drowned in a single moment, we start making fun little tsnumai references to set off an article on an indoor beach. That, and going to our climate-controlled indoor beaches are all part of our healing process, I suppose.
Hmmm.. Somehow I don't think you will be hearing / reading "fun little tsunami references" in the affected area for some time.
I think I can remember the first "fun little 9/11 references" within a week after 9/11 here in Europe. So I think you should realise that not everyone around the world reads and or hears the same things as you do.
The only shows I watch are Top Gear and the Daily show. Top Gear is on the BBC satellite which is free-to-view (w/out ads) and the Daily show is not available in my country (Holland)
So, I maybe a pirate in theory, I really don't see _anything_ wrong with downloading those shows.
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It just seems like this bill rewards those who are rich and were environmentally irresponsible over the last 10 years.
I'm not sure about the rich part, but wasn't every american who bought an american car over the last 100 years environmentally irresponsible?
Although this programs borders on protectionism, it is can be a good way to give an incentive to US mfgrs to build cars the way the japanese have the past 25 years.
Well. If they are small they can fit on a bike. Just add one seat on the steering wheel and one on the bagagedrager.
When your kids are 4/5 they can ride their own cycles, which has the advantage of them getting some exercise as well.
For the ages 3/4 you can buy a trailer for your bike to put the kids in.
Anyway, plenty of options there...
Oh. absolutely no coincedence with IBM there then...
Is Google thinking about the long term ethical consequences of their business?
Although it is nice to think that maybe they are, the cynical me says they are not.
In most countries there is a difference between breaking and entering, and entering (for instance) through an open window.
just like me constantly refreshing the "nothing to see here, please move along" page, only to read the comments that aren't even there jet...
erm, perhaps you should try and remember what the acronym RAID stands for...
It's just moved on to the point where SCSI is the high-end solution and SATA the inexpensive (hint) one.
Hmmm.. Somehow I don't think you will be hearing / reading "fun little tsunami references" in the affected area for some time.
I think I can remember the first "fun little 9/11 references" within a week after 9/11 here in Europe. So I think you should realise that not everyone around the world reads and or hears the same things as you do.
hmmm.. Maybe then you can tell me WHY telemarketeers would want to call someone who is on the DNC list, even when they are allowed to do so?
Maybe you think bicycles suck, but airplanes are even worse.
I prefer to drive a car you insensitive clod!
Yup, there's nothing like a good hard shaft for the bottom 10% every year to get the team spirit going at your company.
The only shows I watch are Top Gear and the Daily show. Top Gear is on the BBC satellite which is free-to-view (w/out ads) and the Daily show is not available in my country (Holland)
So, I maybe a pirate in theory, I really don't see _anything_ wrong with downloading those shows.
I'd like to see the other results.. Bittorrent client, Kazaa, pr0n sites, browser usage, private emails, IM-conversations, etc... etc...
They really went the distance to get the results they wanted...
Yeah like last night; my monkey, when trying to build his first "Hello World", blew up his machine. *again*
It's 0900-8844, thus 0900-TUIG, which translates in 0900-SCUM..
Coulnd't help thinking that there is at least _one_ cop in holland who has a sense of humour...
Online maps will however still be available to the general public
400 Kilotons of TNT should be enough for everyone.