Where the hell are you supposed to stow hockey sticks? The overhead bins aren’t long enough, and it’s been decades since I’ve seen a full-length closet in the cabin Maybe they still have one for first class? And if you have ski poles you almost certainly have skis, which you have to check, so what’s the point of bringing the poles with you?
By your logic, you couldn’t complain if I offered you a ride to the airport and then kicked you out of the car on the side of the freeway halfway there.
"But that is the origin, when somebody says: "I take the fifth", what they mean is that they will not testify against themselves. But to testify against yourself you have to be a suspect, you have to be the one on trial, that's why Lois Lerner, the IRS director "taking the fifth" makes no sense, she wasn't on trial."
I can’t see whomever you’re quoting, but this is nonsense. While the text of the Fifth protects you from incriminating yourself at criminal trial, subsequent Supreme Court decisions have ruled that it applies much more broadly. People take the Fifth all the time when they’re testifying at hearings or as witnesses, i.e. not on trial. The right to remain silent under police questioning derives directly from it.
I was in the two-year-old USS Spruance’s CIC last Fleet Week and iirc it had modern LCD projectors. (The workstations were all logged out/sleeping but I saw some X mouse cursors.)
Yeah, they were trying to screw you. A timing belt is a "consumable" the same way a clutch plate is a "consumable." Sure, they'll need replacement eventually, but any part not scheduled for replacement within the warranty term should not be exempt from the warranty.
I don’t know what networks or channels you hang out on but I never see any “a/s/l?” type shit on any I’m ever on, whether they be social or technical or hobby-related. If a newbie does come on acting inappropriately or just not in keeping with the tenor of the channel (e.g. CAPS LOCK PERMANENTLY ON,) they’ll realize they’re out of line and shape up, get bored and/part, or get/k’ed if they’re really obnoxious.
Makes perfect sense if you think about it a little creatively (which EA won’t): A new disaster event in which you have to defend your Simcity of Toothopolis against an onslaught of Cavity Creeps.
Who is that supposed to be buying votes from, Fisker employees and investors? (Also, “teleprompters?” Fox News called from 2009, seems you’re infringing on their bullshit talking point)
What's the difficulty? Get a warrant and Google/Dropbox/Skype/etc will hand over any data covered by it. Couldn't be simpler. Why waste time and effort with all this extralegal surveillance?
Making this information public is kind of counterproductive (for them, not us,) as now everyone has a handy addition to paste into their spam blacklists, right after '*.info'.
The scenario is a little different for games. Professionals don’t sweat the cost of the tools they use to do their jobs, within reason, as they’re either tax writeoffs or billable to a client. Adobe can charge $1300-2600 for individual copies of CS6 because a single freelance gig will more than cover that (unless you’re doing flyers for a local band or something.) $5-10 for a useful tool is nothing. Whereas very few people have the type of job that would allow them to deduct video game purchases from their taxable income or have them purchased by their employer, and even fewer make money directly from playing them.
No one knows what Jesus actually looked like (if you believe he ever actually lived), and in general, there are far more unattractive people in the world than attractive ones, so with nothing else to go on, it's probable that he was unattractive.
But you do have something else to go on. He (assuming he existed) was a (posthumously) wildly successful charismatic leader with no worldly perks to offer his followers. People like that aren't necessarily romance novel cover models, but they tend to be a little prettier than Quasimodo or Baron Harkonnen.
There's also assassination. Start being a dick and threatening nuclear launches? Bam, next Kim's turn. After a while they'd get the hint and settle down.
Oh, and try to pin the previous assassination on us to rile up the populace or international condemnation? Bam, next Kim's turn.
I believe the idea is that Minis are cheap enough that every box is redundant and you swap out the whole unit when a part fails. Dick around later with spatulas and tiny screwdrivers at your leisure, not under the gun to get services back up.
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Promissory estoppel.
Where the hell are you supposed to stow hockey sticks? The overhead bins aren’t long enough, and it’s been decades since I’ve seen a full-length closet in the cabin Maybe they still have one for first class? And if you have ski poles you almost certainly have skis, which you have to check, so what’s the point of bringing the poles with you?
By your logic, you couldn’t complain if I offered you a ride to the airport and then kicked you out of the car on the side of the freeway halfway there.
I can’t see whomever you’re quoting, but this is nonsense. While the text of the Fifth protects you from incriminating yourself at criminal trial, subsequent Supreme Court decisions have ruled that it applies much more broadly. People take the Fifth all the time when they’re testifying at hearings or as witnesses, i.e. not on trial. The right to remain silent under police questioning derives directly from it.
I’m guessing parent meant mechanical as in clicky mechanical keyswitches, like a Model M. He might be interested in something like this.
I was in the two-year-old USS Spruance’s CIC last Fleet Week and iirc it had modern LCD projectors. (The workstations were all logged out/sleeping but I saw some X mouse cursors.)
Also the wealthiest. Coincidence?
Yeah, they were trying to screw you. A timing belt is a "consumable" the same way a clutch plate is a "consumable." Sure, they'll need replacement eventually, but any part not scheduled for replacement within the warranty term should not be exempt from the warranty.
If FourSquare wants to offer cheaper, better extended warranties paired with accident protection
then Foursquare might actually offer something of value.
According to them, they made repeated attempts to contact WB and 5th Cell, and got stonewalled.
I work for a foosball table manufacturer, you insensitive clod!
I don’t know what networks or channels you hang out on but I never see any “a/s/l?” type shit on any I’m ever on, whether they be social or technical or hobby-related. If a newbie does come on acting inappropriately or just not in keeping with the tenor of the channel (e.g. CAPS LOCK PERMANENTLY ON,) they’ll realize they’re out of line and shape up, get bored and /part, or get /k’ed if they’re really obnoxious.
Funny, that's where I saw this story first.
Makes perfect sense if you think about it a little creatively (which EA won’t): A new disaster event in which you have to defend your Simcity of Toothopolis against an onslaught of Cavity Creeps.
What asshole modded this “Troll,” and whatever happened to metamoderation anyway?
Who is that supposed to be buying votes from, Fisker employees and investors? (Also, “teleprompters?” Fox News called from 2009, seems you’re infringing on their bullshit talking point)
What's the difficulty? Get a warrant and Google/Dropbox/Skype/etc will hand over any data covered by it. Couldn't be simpler. Why waste time and effort with all this extralegal surveillance?
Making this information public is kind of counterproductive (for them, not us,) as now everyone has a handy addition to paste into their spam blacklists, right after '*.info'.
The scenario is a little different for games. Professionals don’t sweat the cost of the tools they use to do their jobs, within reason, as they’re either tax writeoffs or billable to a client. Adobe can charge $1300-2600 for individual copies of CS6 because a single freelance gig will more than cover that (unless you’re doing flyers for a local band or something.) $5-10 for a useful tool is nothing. Whereas very few people have the type of job that would allow them to deduct video game purchases from their taxable income or have them purchased by their employer, and even fewer make money directly from playing them.
I didn’t say it was a good idea, just pointing out a possible course of action that the parent analysis missed.
So they’ll be putting the servers indoors then?
No one knows what Jesus actually looked like (if you believe he ever actually lived), and in general, there are far more unattractive people in the world than attractive ones, so with nothing else to go on, it's probable that he was unattractive.
But you do have something else to go on. He (assuming he existed) was a (posthumously) wildly successful charismatic leader with no worldly perks to offer his followers. People like that aren't necessarily romance novel cover models, but they tend to be a little prettier than Quasimodo or Baron Harkonnen.
There's also assassination. Start being a dick and threatening nuclear launches? Bam, next Kim's turn. After a while they'd get the hint and settle down.
Oh, and try to pin the previous assassination on us to rile up the populace or international condemnation? Bam, next Kim's turn.
That's on Lungs (and later The Hammer Party,) not Songs About Fucking.
I believe the idea is that Minis are cheap enough that every box is redundant and you swap out the whole unit when a part fails. Dick around later with spatulas and tiny screwdrivers at your leisure, not under the gun to get services back up.