Even if the "service charge" is only $50 per card,
Hmmmm...
(a) Limits on liability (1) A cardholder shall be liable for the unauthorized use of a credit card only if— (A) the card is an accepted credit card; (B) the liability is not in excess of $50;
So, do I pay $50 to the bank right now, or do I risk possibly, maybe being liable for up to $50 later on? I can't decide.
Huh? You don't have two infinite lengths of wire lying around? They're fairly easy to get; you just take one infinitely long wire and cut it in half.
More seriously though, what's wrong with just reversing the definition (1 A:= 1C/s rather than 1C:= 1As), and then redefining 1 Coulomb as a precise number of electrons?
I never looked back at Songbird after switching from XP to Ubuntu. Songbird was indeed a sorely needed decent media manager* on Windows (where the choices at the time were WMP, iTunes and a few other, moderately usable open-source programs). On Linux, it wouldn't have matched Rhythmbox and Amarok at the time.
But I haven't had occasion to try Nightingale again since then; since you mention having tried several programs, I guess you have a more up-to-date basis to say which is better. But Rhythmbox is still a decent program in my opinion.
(*For players without library management, I'd stick with VLC on any system.)
The NSA monitors everything everybody ever does. They would know the answer to every single one of those questions, and they could use them to break into your accounts and read all your emai----
About a quarter claim to believe in evolution, but say it is divinely controlled. The whole point of the theory of evolution is that speciation and adaptation result from natural selection rather than design. So "divinely controlled evolution" is really a longer way of saying "creationism".
Unfortunately, when it comes to IP law we can rely on being screwed over by both parties. The DMCA and the Sonny Bono act both passed unanimously in the senate.
(Of course that was 15 years ago, and the current administration appears somewhat more reasonable.)
You now owe us royalties on every digital computer built in the last century. Please pay the total of one gazillion dollars to the following bank account.
Alan Sokal wrote a parody piece that was actually accepted by the people it parodied. Their inability to distinguish it from a serious work was the whole point of the parody. Meanwhile, these idiots just came up with a deliberately ridiculous strawman.
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Hmmmm...
So, do I pay $50 to the bank right now, or do I risk possibly, maybe being liable for up to $50 later on? I can't decide.
If you believed for one moment that it was an actual traffic study, I have a closed bridge to sell you.
(Addendum: wait, never mind, that's basically their proposal with an additional step via Coulomb.)
Huh? You don't have two infinite lengths of wire lying around? They're fairly easy to get; you just take one infinitely long wire and cut it in half.
More seriously though, what's wrong with just reversing the definition (1 A := 1C/s rather than 1C := 1As), and then redefining 1 Coulomb as a precise number of electrons?
I never looked back at Songbird after switching from XP to Ubuntu. Songbird was indeed a sorely needed decent media manager* on Windows (where the choices at the time were WMP, iTunes and a few other, moderately usable open-source programs). On Linux, it wouldn't have matched Rhythmbox and Amarok at the time.
But I haven't had occasion to try Nightingale again since then; since you mention having tried several programs, I guess you have a more up-to-date basis to say which is better. But Rhythmbox is still a decent program in my opinion.
(*For players without library management, I'd stick with VLC on any system.)
It's amazing, really. You take away someone's food and they get sick.
The NSA monitors everything everybody ever does. They would know the answer to every single one of those questions, and they could use them to break into your accounts and read all your emai----
oh wait.
Indeed, that sounds reassuring. But reassuring you would easily be worth 80 million to the NSA.
I'm real happy for you and I'mma let you finish, but dogecoin is the BEST CURRENCY OF ALL TIME.
fear, surprise, ruthless efficiency, an almost fanatical devotion to the Torvalds, and stuffed Penguin plushies!
About a quarter claim to believe in evolution, but say it is divinely controlled. The whole point of the theory of evolution is that speciation and adaptation result from natural selection rather than design. So "divinely controlled evolution" is really a longer way of saying "creationism".
Unfortunately, when it comes to IP law we can rely on being screwed over by both parties. The DMCA and the Sonny Bono act both passed unanimously in the senate.
(Of course that was 15 years ago, and the current administration appears somewhat more reasonable.)
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A judge in the United States of America ruled against an unreasonable extension of copyright law?
It's not as if he'd use it for anything bad like having people killed or anything. He's never done that before.
Assault someone in view of a wirelessly connected camera. That's a genius plan.
If this is true and the Bitcoin regulatory authority gets wind of it...
oh wait
You appear to be confused about the word "immoral".
You now owe us royalties on every digital computer built in the last century. Please pay the total of one gazillion dollars to the following bank account.
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Having gathered enough experience with school shootings to know how to handle them is not a good thing.
That's like praising the textbook nuclear fallout response plan you've managed to come up with based on a hundred nuclear reactors melting down.
Did you accidentally a URL?
You mean, like, attachments? Those are part of the email anyway.
Or are we talking about this weird new HTML-email thing I've been hearing so much about? Who even uses that crap. :P
Alan Sokal wrote a parody piece that was actually accepted by the people it parodied. Their inability to distinguish it from a serious work was the whole point of the parody. Meanwhile, these idiots just came up with a deliberately ridiculous strawman.
We're just visiting. :P
the us spent almost fifty years worried by the prospect of russian nukes lighting up their cities