I recently shopped at both Best Buy and Sears and discovered that their online store sale prices were $80 and $70 cheaper than what their brick and mortar store could offer. I showed a sales member their store's site on my phone but it turns out that they can't match their own prices. I do, however, like both stores' website's option to buy now and pickup in the store. Yep, I bought the item online while in the store and just walked over to customer service and picked it up 10 minutes later.
For anyone to open a compartment of your locked vehicle without your permission should constitute breaking and entering. IANAL but placing one on the outside of your vehicle without a warrant is dramatically different than getting under the hood and making modifications (wiring and/or panels for hiding) without a warrant.
So the government now has to stop natural things! What next, they're going to get into trouble because people die in car wrecks in the winter after a snow that they didn't prevent. Or what happens when the sea level continues to rise? How friggin' high are those levees going to get? It's cheaper in the long run to not rebuild the flooded areas and instead move the people to higher ground and let nature turn the low areas back into marshlands that will naturally protect other areas from storm surge.
Yeah, I unfortunately hear your argument. But for those of us from North Dakota we take pride in our state, even if what comes from it is millions of years old.
...which was found in South Dakota. North Dakota. The article previously covered was found in North Dakota. For those of you who have never been there before, there is a difference - not just geographically either.
You also have to be careful when running vmware on these types of computers or you get the same kind of results. I had to disable all power management features on the host, then the problem, mostly, went away on the clients.
On the subject of maglev windmills... Did anyone notice the size of the turbines they are going to construct? They'll produce "400 to 5,000 watts," while the traditional wind turbines produce "five megawatts." I'm not too sure about this article, they may just be blowing a lot of hot air.
I own the rights to copy my own books for my own personal use. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa... whoa... Own I dare ask? Are you sure you don't just have a license to read it in the format dictated by the publishing company? If you get a PDF of the book would you need to verify that you have a genuine copy of that PDF or risk the possibility that the pages would turn black?
They are charging for it, $10 more a month. And when the phone is using Wi-Fi what's the likelihood the call is being routed through T-Mobile's lines? They're genius, getting double benefits, more money and less traffic.
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky dangerous animals and you know it." - Kay
Exactly. I have a friend that theorizes that the IQ of a group of people is the IQ of the smartest person divided by the number of people in that group. If you pay attention to this the next time you are in a group, you'll find yourself breaking away from it quite often.
Imagine. Someone could peer through the logs and see when/where a person is by themselves late at night on a regular basis. Most criminals are opportunistic and there's no better opportunity than what this would create.
So what happens when a company has a security breach and they leak people's personal information? Would they just be able to release the entire database and claim freedom speech?
There are only democrats and republicans, no independents. There is only the left and the right, no middle. There is only black and white, no gray. Every person in the USA is mutually exclusive in these categories. And our electors are supposed to side only with other electors of the same party, not necessarily their constituents.
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Isn't the whole basis of the royalty because it is a digital duplication, an exact copy, and that is why regular radio stations don't have to pay this royalty? If this is the case why don't HD radio stations have to pay this royalty? It is a digital broadcast is it not?
According to Minnesota law, it is legal to shoot somebody that is on your property if they are committing a felony. This means that you can technically shoot somebody that breaks into your house to steal a $1000 plasma TV. There doesn't need to be any evidence that you felt your life was in danger. However in public, if you were to use deadly force, you must feel that the perpetrator is going to inflict "serious bodily harm" to you.
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I recently shopped at both Best Buy and Sears and discovered that their online store sale prices were $80 and $70 cheaper than what their brick and mortar store could offer. I showed a sales member their store's site on my phone but it turns out that they can't match their own prices. I do, however, like both stores' website's option to buy now and pickup in the store. Yep, I bought the item online while in the store and just walked over to customer service and picked it up 10 minutes later.
For anyone to open a compartment of your locked vehicle without your permission should constitute breaking and entering. IANAL but placing one on the outside of your vehicle without a warrant is dramatically different than getting under the hood and making modifications (wiring and/or panels for hiding) without a warrant.
So the government now has to stop natural things! What next, they're going to get into trouble because people die in car wrecks in the winter after a snow that they didn't prevent. Or what happens when the sea level continues to rise? How friggin' high are those levees going to get? It's cheaper in the long run to not rebuild the flooded areas and instead move the people to higher ground and let nature turn the low areas back into marshlands that will naturally protect other areas from storm surge.
Huge difference in what you're trying to compare. One is the government providing a service, the other is denying human rights.
Dude, so am I! I probably know her...
Yeah, I unfortunately hear your argument. But for those of us from North Dakota we take pride in our state, even if what comes from it is millions of years old.
...which was found in South Dakota. North Dakota. The article previously covered was found in North Dakota. For those of you who have never been there before, there is a difference - not just geographically either.You also have to be careful when running vmware on these types of computers or you get the same kind of results. I had to disable all power management features on the host, then the problem, mostly, went away on the clients.
Yeah, it wouldn't let me post this one either. :-(
They are charging for it, $10 more a month. And when the phone is using Wi-Fi what's the likelihood the call is being routed through T-Mobile's lines? They're genius, getting double benefits, more money and less traffic.
Exactly. I have a friend that theorizes that the IQ of a group of people is the IQ of the smartest person divided by the number of people in that group. If you pay attention to this the next time you are in a group, you'll find yourself breaking away from it quite often.
If you went and set a stack of CD's on the street that said "take one", no one is going to freak out.
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I'm not so sure about that. I do know that, depending on what state you are in, if you put a dish next to the CD's labeled "Donations" you'd end up in jail.
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Imagine. Someone could peer through the logs and see when/where a person is by themselves late at night on a regular basis. Most criminals are opportunistic and there's no better opportunity than what this would create.
Are there mod points for creepy?
The US is also a democracy but I have one word for you... Iraq. Think about it.
Did anyone else feel that they were going to be put on a federal watch list if they filled out the form on that .gov website?
So what happens when a company has a security breach and they leak people's personal information? Would they just be able to release the entire database and claim freedom speech?
I wonder if any state would have the balls to threaten to succeed from the Union. The State does have a duty to protect its citizens...
Yes, you are right.
There are only democrats and republicans, no independents. There is only the left and the right, no middle. There is only black and white, no gray. Every person in the USA is mutually exclusive in these categories. And our electors are supposed to side only with other electors of the same party, not necessarily their constituents.
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Isn't the whole basis of the royalty because it is a digital duplication, an exact copy, and that is why regular radio stations don't have to pay this royalty? If this is the case why don't HD radio stations have to pay this royalty? It is a digital broadcast is it not?
According to Minnesota law, it is legal to shoot somebody that is on your property if they are committing a felony. This means that you can technically shoot somebody that breaks into your house to steal a $1000 plasma TV. There doesn't need to be any evidence that you felt your life was in danger. However in public, if you were to use deadly force, you must feel that the perpetrator is going to inflict "serious bodily harm" to you.
Seek time = 0. There is no head to move and no platter to spin.