Is there a phone that is just a phone? Designed to have a respectable life span for the phone itself and the battery? A phone that isn't also a camera, PDA, and now web surfing device. Just a phone.
sure it was possible. but it wasn't done because there was a need for a difference between the evil communist countries and the jolly good western countries.
the problem is the lack of loyalty. because the management stopped to see the developers as humans long ago (they are not humans but resources now) the developers have stopped to be loyal and just don't care. this whole situation has caused more and more stupid policies.
in a companies, where managers are still loyal to developers and vice versa, such policies aren't needed because the developers can decide by themselves about the libraries they use.
here the anti-terror laws become stricter and stricter because our minister of the interior is a fascist. and not only the federal minister of the interior is one, also ministers of the interior of all the german federal states increase the police mandates with the new police laws.
life here starts to suck. i would move to finland but the language is just too difficult (still have nightmares from learning estonian, which is more or less simplified finnish with some german influences).
exactly why should i have cared? it happened far away and there were much bigger losses of lives before and after that. the only downside for me was that security checks in airports have begun to suck really much.
i was at my friends on that day, websurfing at the time, everything was fine. then the daughter of that friend came up and said that some airplane crashed into the wtc.
i just shrugged and went on websurfing. nothing was slower than usual at all.
sorry but you are wrong. legal persons exist eu-wide, and it is even distinguished between legal persons of public law (the state itself, its municipalities, public universities etc) and legal persons of private law (private charities, corporations etc).
in germany there even exist so a called quasi-legal person. it is a business partnership (kommanditengesellschaft, offene handelsgesellschaft) which is not a real legal person but still meets a definition of a person (a person is defined as bearer of rights and obligations).
in germany, corporations are "juristische personen", which is the equivalent of a "legal person". it is no problem though to difference between legal and natural persons. legal persons have less rights than natural persons anyway. it is even possible to make different laws for different types of legal persons, so i don't see why everyone should lose rights.
every cfl i have has got electronic ballast, so they start at once and don't hum. because i prefer 6000k colour temperature, i have to buy them on ebay - such pure white light cfls are not very common in germany.
please name a couple of them, i am always interested in new tea grades.
anyway, i have tasted quite a lot (about 30) different chinese teas, they had pretty low caffeine content and were alltogether not as good as japanese ones - suppose it has something to do with chinese roasting their green teas and japanese steaming them.
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Is there a phone that is just a phone? Designed to have a respectable life span for the phone itself and the battery? A phone that isn't also a camera, PDA, and now web surfing device. Just a phone.
sure
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfwNACNxDNA
sure it was possible. but it wasn't done because there was a need for a difference between the evil communist countries and the jolly good western countries.
the problem is the lack of loyalty.
because the management stopped to see the developers as humans long ago (they are not humans but resources now) the developers have stopped to be loyal and just don't care. this whole situation has caused more and more stupid policies.
in a companies, where managers are still loyal to developers and vice versa, such policies aren't needed because the developers can decide by themselves about the libraries they use.
wikipedia says bullshit.
sweden has much lower suicide rate than insanely religious poland.
ROTFL
It is an EU-wide regulation called WEEE
I definitely like it.
Record EU fine for lift 'cartel'
you forget that those evil capitalist entities, which fund linux development, directly profit from it. they aren't charities, you know.
here the anti-terror laws become stricter and stricter because our minister of the interior is a fascist. and not only the federal minister of the interior is one, also ministers of the interior of all the german federal states increase the police mandates with the new police laws.
life here starts to suck. i would move to finland but the language is just too difficult (still have nightmares from learning estonian, which is more or less simplified finnish with some german influences).
houses in europe are usually made of superiour materials so they aren't that cheap.
this is the first time i wish i had mod points.
excellent explanation!
exactly why should i have cared? it happened far away and there were much bigger losses of lives before and after that.
the only downside for me was that security checks in airports have begun to suck really much.
i was at my friends on that day, websurfing at the time, everything was fine. then the daughter of that friend came up and said that some airplane crashed into the wtc.
i just shrugged and went on websurfing. nothing was slower than usual at all.
platyfish and swordtail can (and do willingly) interbreed, producing fertile hybrids.
to be honest, i doubt that this is the case.
can a legal person in usa marry or become a citizen and vote?
sorry but you are wrong. legal persons exist eu-wide, and it is even distinguished between legal persons of public law (the state itself, its municipalities, public universities etc) and legal persons of private law (private charities, corporations etc).
in germany there even exist so a called quasi-legal person. it is a business partnership (kommanditengesellschaft, offene handelsgesellschaft) which is not a real legal person but still meets a definition of a person (a person is defined as bearer of rights and obligations).
in germany, corporations are "juristische personen", which is the equivalent of a "legal person". it is no problem though to difference between legal and natural persons. legal persons have less rights than natural persons anyway. it is even possible to make different laws for different types of legal persons, so i don't see why everyone should lose rights.
band plays cannon fodder theme with video game controllers
it is not that bad, actually.
i pity you.
every cfl i have has got electronic ballast, so they start at once and don't hum. because i prefer 6000k colour temperature, i have to buy them on ebay - such pure white light cfls are not very common in germany.
not really
that's why i prefer d'addario
please name a couple of them, i am always interested in new tea grades.
anyway, i have tasted quite a lot (about 30) different chinese teas, they had pretty low caffeine content and were alltogether not as good as japanese ones - suppose it has something to do with chinese roasting their green teas and japanese steaming them.