"You don't like it when we check an infant's diaper, you don't like it when we check a 95 year old's diaper. Well, smartarse American public, who's diaper can we check?
Maybe if you copyright that idea and sue the Winklevii when they do something that sounds similar (to someone who has no idea about islands) then you can have a couple million for yourself.
We have a right to silence from English Common Law. We have no enshrined freedom of speech. We do have a concept of illegal search and seizure (ASIO and the AFP have been involved in a number of procedural gaffes).
Outside of legislation, we have common law. The problem with these common law 'rights' is that applying them is a matter of finding precedent. This relies on a diligent judiciary or it breeds inconsistency. With no overarching documents in some areas, there is no central point of reference and sometimes it's simply a matter of digging deeper or finding a decision from a superior court.
There is greater flexibility, but the obvious price is that there's greater flexibility. Some of our judges are frightfully stupid.
Shrink things that an everyday user will never handle.
Sincerely, Users PS: That is, unless you somehow plan on profiting from the number that will be lost, dropped, damaged because of our fat sausage fingers
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....Germany would already have laws in place for out-of-control parties.
1.) Pay American workers as much as the Chinese
2.) Arrest anyone who protests
3.) Price fix
4.) Think Differently!
"I come from a land Down Under,
Where laws don't work and politicians blunder."
...who is smart enough to let the kid keep Xbox, take the games and leave him with just Duke Nukem Forever.
"You don't like it when we check an infant's diaper, you don't like it when we check a 95 year old's diaper. Well, smartarse American public, who's diaper can we check?
"Wait...why are we checking diapers again?"
If Facebook operates anything like it's CEO, it's more likely to treat you badly and screw you over if you're his friend.
Maybe if you copyright that idea and sue the Winklevii when they do something that sounds similar (to someone who has no idea about islands) then you can have a couple million for yourself.
Pfft....CERN is just a portable hole and a bag of holding.
I would have preferred a 21 Arquebus salute but my GM won't allow it.
...Gary is to be reanimated into a 12 foot tall iron statue with a poisonous breath attack.
He died as he lived - immune to most magical attacks (except lightning, which acts as a Slow) and to weapons less than +3.
It was clearly 'Anonymous'. Or has Sony trademarked that excuse?
PooFu?
The NY Times, their choice is easy:
WWRD (What Would Rupert Do?)
I just drop by the Best Buy and pick up one of those forlorn looking day-labourer devs waiting out front there.
We're also upgrading your service with Oceanic Lag, shaped broadband, taking 100 or so of your cable channels and cutting off Huvu.
All complaints are to be directed to 'Telstra', which I've been assured is Australian for 'Know Your Place, You Filthy Peasant'.
We have a right to silence from English Common Law. We have no enshrined freedom of speech. We do have a concept of illegal search and seizure (ASIO and the AFP have been involved in a number of procedural gaffes).
Outside of legislation, we have common law. The problem with these common law 'rights' is that applying them is a matter of finding precedent. This relies on a diligent judiciary or it breeds inconsistency. With no overarching documents in some areas, there is no central point of reference and sometimes it's simply a matter of digging deeper or finding a decision from a superior court.
There is greater flexibility, but the obvious price is that there's greater flexibility. Some of our judges are frightfully stupid.
Maybe if it was all in the same symbolic event, planned and perpetrated by Land Rover.
Though the US Government's response would be to shut down Toyota.
My point being...shrink other internal bits rather than the universal item that is handled by users often.
We're talking about SIM cards, dear Anonymous Coward, not iPhones.
Dear Apple,
Shrink things that an everyday user will never handle.
Sincerely, Users
PS: That is, unless you somehow plan on profiting from the number that will be lost, dropped, damaged because of our fat sausage fingers
No, because in Soviet Russia, terrorists pay for YOU!
...if Mark just created a Google is anti-privacy page on Facebook and paid people to 'like' it.
Eek = Yes, Ook = No
Yes, Dolphins are nature's most indecisive creatures.
That's ridiculous. Because every knows that even if the other two are imaginary, there are, in fact, a few vigilante superheroes.
You find me one with 'super' powers that would defend Axman13 and I'll agree.
Why, the same thing that protects you if someone steals your identity in the real world.
Unicorns, vigilante superheroes and the goodwill of corporations like Mastercard - all in equal measure.