Remember bhopal? All the superfund sites? Yeah, I guess they learned their lesson well - distance yourself well enough, and you don't have to pay to clean up your messes.
"I charge $100 an hour, minimum one hour, billed in hourly increments, for all calls on weekends which are covered in the orientation paper I have just handed to you. This will be automatically billed from your pay. See you tomorrow!"
You can do what I did - find someone who has already downloaded the steam cache file for ep1, copy it to the correct folder on your machine, buy the game, watch steam allow you to play it.
If they wanted to test their grid-of-who-knows-how-many-computers to find bottlenecks and issues before the holiday season, what better way to test it?
I'm not saying that the EU/other countries (including china) would try as much as they could to stop a US civil war, due to the tremendous damage it would do politically, economially and socially to the rest of the war. However, the previous poster I responded to was supposing a civil war, and I answered on those grounds.
The whole "Raging civil war" means that delivering oil and gas would be an incredibly risky affair to start with. Delivering *anything* would be an incredibly risky affair.
What exactly would the EU/UN be able to do to stop the US having a civil war? Long supply lines, fuzzy objectives, muddled identification of enemy vs friendlies, fighting people who have the most powerful and advanced military force in the world - uhm, i don't think so. Everyone else would just be hoping the nukes don't get launched.
A single point increase of.1 (Windows 4.0 to Windows 4.1) being 3 years worth of bug fixes, enhancements and addons isn't worth charging for? 5 years in the case of nt 5.0 to 5.1? Just because they've only bumped it.1 doesn't mean the changes aren't worth a new version.
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That does not go far enough - to stop child abuse, the solution is to stop children. No children = no abuse!
Boston was a major source of funds for the IRA, an organisation that went so far as to mortar the then Prime Minister of england Margaret Thatcher.
The united states didn't care when britain came calling. Come 911, suddenly things tightened up.
Does this mean that the united states implicitly declared war on england, only to renounce it after 911?
Remember bhopal? All the superfund sites? Yeah, I guess they learned their lesson well - distance yourself well enough, and you don't have to pay to clean up your messes.
It's getting cancelled because it's gone on for 10 seasons and is getting stale. I have yet to see anyone complain about the morality of the show.
The Ori are pretty much gods, and Richard Dean Andersen left the show because he wanted to spend more time with his family.
Based on the success of hacking the xBox 360, right?
And yet every laserdisc copy is the same, whereas to get a perfect representation of the original domesday book you .. oh, wait, you can't.
"I charge $100 an hour, minimum one hour, billed in hourly increments, for all calls on weekends which are covered in the orientation paper I have just handed to you. This will be automatically billed from your pay. See you tomorrow!"
Uhm, neither the constitution, or any god, or "humanity" provides for a right of procreation.
Yeah, how dare the police be allowed to investigate politicians for possible breaking of the law. what nerve these plod have!
You can do what I did - find someone who has already downloaded the steam cache file for ep1, copy it to the correct folder on your machine, buy the game, watch steam allow you to play it.
If they wanted to test their grid-of-who-knows-how-many-computers to find bottlenecks and issues before the holiday season, what better way to test it?
You have a caching server at the satellite hospital that caches 'live' patient records and other pertinent data.
*end internet-armchair-quarterbacking*
The problem is that some of these systems *are* broken. Damned when you do, and damned when you don't.
Since when has the united states cared about anything UN related if it doesn't cater exactly with their interests?
Move along, nothing to see here.
I'm not saying that the EU/other countries (including china) would try as much as they could to stop a US civil war, due to the tremendous damage it would do politically, economially and socially to the rest of the war. However, the previous poster I responded to was supposing a civil war, and I answered on those grounds.
The whole "Raging civil war" means that delivering oil and gas would be an incredibly risky affair to start with. Delivering *anything* would be an incredibly risky affair.
What exactly would the EU/UN be able to do to stop the US having a civil war? Long supply lines, fuzzy objectives, muddled identification of enemy vs friendlies, fighting people who have the most powerful and advanced military force in the world - uhm, i don't think so. Everyone else would just be hoping the nukes don't get launched.
Woah. I never knew they had a photos section.
It will not magically stop working, like windows 98 didn't magically stop working after support ended. There is no forced obsolesence here.
A single point increase of .1 (Windows 4.0 to Windows 4.1) being 3 years worth of bug fixes, enhancements and addons isn't worth charging for? 5 years in the case of nt 5.0 to 5.1? Just because they've only bumped it .1 doesn't mean the changes aren't worth a new version.
But if he did want to comment on where ohio is, he'd probably use something we like to call here "a map" before he typed in his reply.
Since when? It'll be FA18s only after the F111s finish, and then the F35 (or F22, can't remember which)
OpenBSD may very well drag ass in performance, but to cite something last updated in Nov 3 2003 with OBSD v3.4 is hilarious (and wrong)
That's what random wormholes are for.