"Firewire was NOT a success because it was an Apple product, it was a success because it is an excellent high speed bus that the audio and video industry jumped on."
Right. Who designed this bus again and made it "excellent?" I'll give you a hint: TI and _____.
Not that I'm arguing over your point on Bluetooth, which I think is correct. Apple didn't design Bluetooth.
then I guess YHBT. But it is just too preposterous that you would actually expect anyone to believe that there is a library somewhere (but you can't remember where) that has more holdings available than the largest library in the world.
When there is no evidence to support your ridiculous claims, you respond with insults. Classic.
They're verbatim copies of the Library of Congress? If that were true how would the Library of Congress still be the largest library? The depository libraries are deposits for federal government publications. That's it. More info is here.
Baseball cards or a garage band CD have only been exempt from sales tax in practice. Of course, laws vary by state. In Texas, anyone who sells taxable items more than twice a year needs to collect tax, even if they are just baseball cards (Texas Tax Code 151.008). You may have your own opinion on whether this is a good idea or not, but taxing them on the Internet would not be infringing on some previously exempt category.
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"Firewire was NOT a success because it was an Apple product, it was a success because it is an excellent high speed bus that the audio and video industry jumped on."
Right. Who designed this bus again and made it "excellent?" I'll give you a hint: TI and _____.
Not that I'm arguing over your point on Bluetooth, which I think is correct. Apple didn't design Bluetooth.
Call me silly...
Ok, you're silly.
When there is no evidence to support your ridiculous claims, you respond with insults. Classic.
They're verbatim copies of the Library of Congress? If that were true how would the Library of Congress still be the largest library? The depository libraries are deposits for federal government publications. That's it. More info is here.
> Well, it could be, but D-H is broken. If it's broken, then is PGP 5.x+ broken as well because if its use of D-H?
Baseball cards or a garage band CD have only been exempt from sales tax in practice. Of course, laws vary by state. In Texas, anyone who sells taxable items more than twice a year needs to collect tax, even if they are just baseball cards (Texas Tax Code 151.008). You may have your own opinion on whether this is a good idea or not, but taxing them on the Internet would not be infringing on some previously exempt category.