Is Microsoft going to defend itself by insinuating that little old ladies should have informed themselves by reading reviews of beta software, rather than by reading the label and believing what the clueless Best Buy drone told her?
Because my own site doesn't get much traffic from users (and potential users) of the manufacturer's product.
If a third-party forum exists, then bully. But not all manufacturers and service providers are unlucky enough to have a community-run forum to watchdog 'em.
BT don't have to give you the soapbox, it's up to YOU to supply that.
We have obviously confused "rights" with "courtesies".
BT is under no obligation to provide the soapbox. The fact that they have provided the soapbox for at least 100 years, suddenly to deny it to people who want to talk about this one specific issue is, while well within their rights, an astonishing show of bad faith.
It's a step in the direction of distributing signals across disparate parts of the brain without disturbing the brain itself. Sure, at the end of the fiber we'd have to have a device which turns some light into electricity but if they can get the light there using a single molecular chain, that means they can fit more of 'em into your skull without displacing your invaluable brainmeats.
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Zombie Jack Valenti is only mildly decomposed by now. I say we use him.
http://encyclopediadramatica.com/index.php/At_least_100_years
Is Microsoft going to defend itself by insinuating that little old ladies should have informed themselves by reading reviews of beta software, rather than by reading the label and believing what the clueless Best Buy drone told her?
I hope so. That is a court case I would watch.
Because my own site doesn't get much traffic from users (and potential users) of the manufacturer's product.
If a third-party forum exists, then bully. But not all manufacturers and service providers are unlucky enough to have a community-run forum to watchdog 'em.
BT don't have to give you the soapbox, it's up to YOU to supply that.
We have obviously confused "rights" with "courtesies".
BT is under no obligation to provide the soapbox.
The fact that they have provided the soapbox for at least 100 years, suddenly to deny it to people who want to talk about this one specific issue is, while well within their rights, an astonishing show of bad faith.
Notice where the OP makes exactly this distinction in the last setntence?
With a lengthy court case, obviously.
Over there, next to your regular one.
this is the cancer that is killing /b/.
void main() {
int x = 0;
while (isTheGodelNumberOfAValidDerivationOfTheRiemannZetaHypothesis(x) == 0)
x++;
return x;
}
Yale Leaves No Illiterate Behind.
http://www.nndb.com/people/360/000022294/
You never go ass to mouth.
Jukebox song revenues as a percentage of total performance royalties:
In the hold of a ship.
ICBC for our car insurance in BC, everyone either doesn't care or does actually like them.
Oh, I promise. Lots of people hate 'em.
Consider the situation when 2 motorists get into a crash and it was one's fault and not the other's.
"Total damage is $4250."
"Okay, whose fault is it?"
"Who cares? We're paying out $4250 either way. 50% each."
because you're so familiar with the words that you don't think of the definition any more, you just intuitively know what it means.
You just described what religious belief is.
I think it's yer axons and dendrites growin' tin whiskers.
It's a step in the direction of distributing signals across disparate parts of the brain without disturbing the brain itself. Sure, at the end of the fiber we'd have to have a device which turns some light into electricity but if they can get the light there using a single molecular chain, that means they can fit more of 'em into your skull without displacing your invaluable brainmeats.
_Sprocket_ used the idiom "[to] wash one's hands of it", which is a double meaning because we were already discussing the process of hand-washing.
Just so there's no confusion.
sigh.
It's grammer. Get it rite.
Yes, if there's another successful nation on the planet, we're dooooooomed.
For your sentiment to make sense, you'd have to be confident that America still has what it takes to go to the moon. Is that the case?
The probe's population is entirely microbial, mods.
"Landing, with extreme prejudice?"
Falling, with style.
Here's the part where AC comes in and tells us what happens when you stare into the abyss