Why is that marked as a troll?
Decoding ones own DVDs for watching purposes on a linux is illegal these days in many european countries and becoming illegal in the others.
Haven't bought a dvd since and will not.
Let's nuke the bastard. That'll take care of it. It worked in Armageddon.
And I suggest you do it from the orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
I hate this argument.
Both sports are called "football" because they are played ON FOOT, as opposed to being played on horseback such as the more patrician sports like polo. Manipulation of the ball with your foot has nothing to do with the name.
Sir, you reasoning is the argumentative equivalent of a fart. Funny, but about as close to shit as it gets without literally being it.
Let's recap. Baseball = football. Basketball = football. Golf = football. Tennis = football. Volleyball = football. Handball = football.
That would would be a very pointless distinction, now wouldn't it. Games played horseback: polo. Games played on foot: just about every other freaking ball game besides some waterpolo and other obscurities.
The town's correct spelling is Hafnarfjörður
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafnarfj%C3%B6r%C3%B0ur
Hafnarfjörður and Hafnarfj%C3%B6r%C3%B0ur look pretty much the same to me.
What possible incentive would those other companies have to collude or price fix? You have an odd view of how business works.
And you, sir, have no view at all if you have to ask what incentive would giants part of an oligopoly have for collusion...
You know, it's bad enough in the States, but don't you find it a little creepy that your government knows enough about your business to pre-fill out your tax return?
Mind you, damn convenient.
I'd be worried if your goverement knew that much about my finances, but not half as worried as I'd be if I'd have to refer to this goverment of yours as my goverment.
Summary and title are misleading...
No? Don't say. Must be the first one. Ever.
If Microsoft started a patent war against Linux, wouldn't Linux-oriented companies, like say IBM, join in on the fun as well? With big companies, the patent situation is more like a cold war with all the cross-licencing going on.
But that's a cold war I just might want to go all judgement-day on us.
Where as a nuclear war would make this globe uninhabitable the fallout from a licence war like-that would be
If that wouldn't rid us of this patent bullshit I don't know what would.
*snip* but I think it's a fairly easy case to make that the world would be better off if it was free of religious belief altogether. The various wars in the middle east, perverted priests, and the entirety of the religious right wouldn't exist.
They (the problems you listed) would still exist. People would just find another excuse to do the atrocities they do instead of religion.
But you're missing one terribly essential point and I think Steven Weinberg (the physicist) caught it well:
"With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil--that takes religion."
Your 6 year old might only need half a seat, but that still means he's taking up the whole seat - they can't sell the other half seat to someone else. A fat guy might prefer to buy 1.5 seats, but that isn't an option: he has to buy 2 seats, and that second seat is being taken away from another paying customer.
Then why not seat the kids next to those fat bastards and get a one-to-one ratio for seat usage.
The computer is to the information industry roughly what the central power station is to the electrical industry. -- Peter Drucker
