Would "net neutrality" and any bill requiring it be struck down by the Supreme Court, based on their ruling that cable cos (and the FCC added DSL) dont have to share their lines with competitors?
I play hockey with a guy that has a new pair of $500 skates and a $150 composite stick, he still is never in the right position defensively and his shot accuracy makes the goalies breathe a sigh of relief
I'd chalk it up to worsening customer service and support first. I know people who had been Dell users since win 98, but after purchasing a Dell within the last couple of years wont do it again because of their customer support and they dont last like they used to. I dont think the average buyer would actively seek and AMD over Intel, they would just pick AMD if it was cheaper.
What should we do? I really would like ideas, but everything I have heard so far is unrealistic to to much of a burden for the average person, so it wouldn't be effective. The problem has been discussed plenty here, what is your plan for the solution?
Wont do jack, with 1.2 billion people they have plenty of people to sell to domestically. The only way that government is going to change is if the people of china demand it to. With all that we did to stop the USSR and the spread of communism, the iron curtain wasn't lifted until the people of eastern Europe stood up to their oppressors. Its the same thing that's happening in the middle east, people will not adopt our style of government and our values unless they want to, they cannot be forced. I'm to young to personally remember, but we did some pretty extraordinary things during the cold war when there was a common enemy to work against. Our best strategy may be to continue to work with Chinese companies so if china eventually goes through a revolution our companies will have a leg up with experience on doing business in a new system; the second part would be to bind together to build new technologies to lead the world ahead in this century as well.
This report looks like a marketing ploy by McAfee to counteract Microsoft's OneCare Live product and Microsoft's reported move into stand-alone antispyware. As noted in a Cnet article on the same report, the report states that the term rootkit should be used in relation to malicious software only and not apply towards technology like Sony's DRM rootkit.
Its been tried before, porn saved off the demise of the drive in theatre for a couple of years, but then a number of states passed laws that banned porno in theatres.
from the article: The complaint accuses Google, as the dominant provider of Web searches, of violating KinderStart's constitutional right to free speech by blocking search engine results showing Web site content and other communications.
This sounds like trying to sue a newspaper for not publishing a story about your event because it denies you communication about your event. I guess the newspapers should be sued for not saying why they decide to cover some stories but not others.
Their stories on sex, drugs, choking games, bombs, huffing, killing, assaults and robberies may cause minors to try these things. Sounds like CNN "has as its principal or primary business the making available of material that is harmful to minors."
I'm in bellsouth territory and its the worst run of toe "baby" bells. Its DSL is twice the price of verizon and sbc. They aren't planning on any sort of fiber to the home or to the curb program. They aren't really moving very fast on Wimax either. I'm jelous of those places that have phone companies with fiber and are getting faster speeds and better offerings due to competition.
He was arrested based on evidence such as a neuse being found at his home, he has contridicted himself in his testimony, other searches revealed on his computer were for boat ramp and current info for the lake where the body was found and cadaver dogs picked up on scents at his house. He has already been found guilty of fraud for using his wife's name to obtain a loan after her dissappearance. Those are just the things to come out in the first week of testimony
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Would "net neutrality" and any bill requiring it be struck down by the Supreme Court, based on their ruling that cable cos (and the FCC added DSL) dont have to share their lines with competitors?
I play hockey with a guy that has a new pair of $500 skates and a $150 composite stick, he still is never in the right position defensively and his shot accuracy makes the goalies breathe a sigh of relief
I'd chalk it up to worsening customer service and support first. I know people who had been Dell users since win 98, but after purchasing a Dell within the last couple of years wont do it again because of their customer support and they dont last like they used to. I dont think the average buyer would actively seek and AMD over Intel, they would just pick AMD if it was cheaper.
Asian porn, best in the world.
"Where's the hot lesbian action this file promised?"
What should we do? I really would like ideas, but everything I have heard so far is unrealistic to to much of a burden for the average person, so it wouldn't be effective. The problem has been discussed plenty here, what is your plan for the solution?
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Wont do jack, with 1.2 billion people they have plenty of people to sell to domestically. The only way that government is going to change is if the people of china demand it to. With all that we did to stop the USSR and the spread of communism, the iron curtain wasn't lifted until the people of eastern Europe stood up to their oppressors. Its the same thing that's happening in the middle east, people will not adopt our style of government and our values unless they want to, they cannot be forced. I'm to young to personally remember, but we did some pretty extraordinary things during the cold war when there was a common enemy to work against. Our best strategy may be to continue to work with Chinese companies so if china eventually goes through a revolution our companies will have a leg up with experience on doing business in a new system; the second part would be to bind together to build new technologies to lead the world ahead in this century as well.
Intellectually, I'm curious what that makes the rest of them.
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This report looks like a marketing ploy by McAfee to counteract Microsoft's OneCare Live product and Microsoft's reported move into stand-alone antispyware. As noted in a Cnet article on the same report, the report states that the term rootkit should be used in relation to malicious software only and not apply towards technology like Sony's DRM rootkit.
Its been tried before, porn saved off the demise of the drive in theatre for a couple of years, but then a number of states passed laws that banned porno in theatres.
from the article: The complaint accuses Google, as the dominant provider of Web searches, of violating KinderStart's constitutional right to free speech by blocking search engine results showing Web site content and other communications. This sounds like trying to sue a newspaper for not publishing a story about your event because it denies you communication about your event. I guess the newspapers should be sued for not saying why they decide to cover some stories but not others.
Their stories on sex, drugs, choking games, bombs, huffing, killing, assaults and robberies may cause minors to try these things. Sounds like CNN "has as its principal or primary business the making available of material that is harmful to minors."
Somehow I think France has bigger issues, stupid frogs.
NBC does. I've got Sweden 3-1.
I'm in bellsouth territory and its the worst run of toe "baby" bells. Its DSL is twice the price of verizon and sbc. They aren't planning on any sort of fiber to the home or to the curb program. They aren't really moving very fast on Wimax either. I'm jelous of those places that have phone companies with fiber and are getting faster speeds and better offerings due to competition.
He was arrested based on evidence such as a neuse being found at his home, he has contridicted himself in his testimony, other searches revealed on his computer were for boat ramp and current info for the lake where the body was found and cadaver dogs picked up on scents at his house. He has already been found guilty of fraud for using his wife's name to obtain a loan after her dissappearance. Those are just the things to come out in the first week of testimony