The quotes about the anonymous principal, in the article? Yeah, I went to that school, she was principal back then, and the comments are 100% spot on.
Funny that she'd find her way into the SMH and onto Slashdot...
Scientists have reported that they have discovered a thick layer of gases and evaporated liquids around the earth which they believe contributes to global warming. They have named this layer of various elements, composed primarily of nitrogen and oxygen, the "atmosphere". It is hoped that further investigation of the atmosphere could lead to a greater understanding of global warming.
Even if the numbers of people downloading legally and those downloading illegally reach parity, I think another facet of the problem is that those who download illegally tend to do so in greater volumes. A consumer might buy an album or two from iTunes at a time, but a pirate can get several torrents of any given artist's entire discography at a time. Which means the number of legal downloaders will have to be significantly greater than the number of pirates for true parity to be reached.
The quotes about the anonymous principal, in the article? Yeah, I went to that school, she was principal back then, and the comments are 100% spot on. Funny that she'd find her way into the SMH and onto Slashdot ...
Teenage girls all over America issue restraining orders against Steve Jobs, related to his attempts to "share his earphones" with them.
[Accusation of bash.org plagiarism]
The thing is, I count four words. Yes, I'm a pedant.
Yep. I can't wait for a real-life "oops". The only crappy thing about the oops disaster is that it couldn't be manually triggered, IIRC.
Scientists have reported that they have discovered a thick layer of gases and evaporated liquids around the earth which they believe contributes to global warming. They have named this layer of various elements, composed primarily of nitrogen and oxygen, the "atmosphere". It is hoped that further investigation of the atmosphere could lead to a greater understanding of global warming.
Yeah, it ends up being confusing to everyone :P
An article in which a BBC correspondent wrote an article? What was that article about, someone else writing another article?
The "New" refers to South Wales, rather than the uni. Might wanna read a bit closer next time.
Or even 20kph.
The Quad Damage development team has shown disappointing early results, but are confident of a breakthrough sometime soon.
Keeping Red Pandas can be a pain, so I'm glad the need for them will be reduced.
Which means that about a billion other people do own a Gamecube ... pretty good market penetration, I'd say.
So you signed up to the tinfoil hat brigade, giving them enough details for them to issue a card?
Even if the numbers of people downloading legally and those downloading illegally reach parity, I think another facet of the problem is that those who download illegally tend to do so in greater volumes. A consumer might buy an album or two from iTunes at a time, but a pirate can get several torrents of any given artist's entire discography at a time. Which means the number of legal downloaders will have to be significantly greater than the number of pirates for true parity to be reached.