Every year they add to the offence is a movie i will not got to the cinema and pay for. I barely make it past 10 visits a year currently, so they are getting very little of my money. Despite all the censorship in the UK of torrent sites it is still ridiculously easy to find any movie i want (there are even sites that have a handy list all in one place, including all the ones i didn't know about). And everyone i know of a similar age is aware of how to "pirate" and does so. Are they really going to lock up everyone in the UK under 40?

I would be very happy with that. No one NEEDS Apple devices or software to do anything productive. Maybe if MS threatened to pull Windows/Server/Office out of the market some people might be worried. All that would happen if Apple left are the hipsters and C level management would be crying in their coffee about having to use a Windows laptop or Android.

I think the fact that Ireland was already bailed out by the EU when their property market crashed -- and now they happily bend over for the likes of Apple and let them dodge taxes in other EU member states -- has not helped their chances at getting away with breaking EU treaties.

Well on the bright side, at least it looks like they are as bad at understanding EU tax law as they are the property markets.

I'm sorry, your post is far too rational for the internet. You need an opinion that shows that your choice is right and the other choice is wrong, and you need to loudly defend your position, NOW!

You can see the true average in the score details. Im fine with the weighted average as i believe the main reason is to stop a batch of trolls like the ones noted in TFA signing up and giving their "best film ev's" a 10/10. Weighting the trusted users more than the spam accounts is due diligence.

Surely people becoming interested in a programming language because of a reality TV show must be "developers" in the loosest sense of the word possible. I expect it to be watched exclusively be those already high as a kite on the Apple kool-aid.

And Hong Kong used to be a British Colony until not so long ago. It certainly has British heritage and it moving to Paris or Frankfurt would be something the British want to avoid.

It's too easy that's why. Basically a Python script to scrape Yahoo Finance, when the share price drops bellow a certain level an email is sent to PR announcing their departure and to HR to arrange the golden parachute.

This superior attitude is exactly why many people vote to leave. You are part of the problem.

Honestly I'm embarrassed to even have the same interests as these people now. It's at the point where we get a post about a new distro release, not even any baiting in TFS about systemd, and the comments are still hijacked with the same old hateful bullying.

There is now a Debian fork (among other alternatives) where I'm sure you will all be welcome. So kindly fuck off.

As someone mentioned above, the French company BlahBlahCar is the only service that couple possible fit the "sharing economy" moniker. The driver is not allowed to make a profit and simply share the cost of the journey with the riders (that's the sharing part). BlahBlahCar add a small percentage to the transaction for running the service. Uber, Lyft etc. are just old fashioned taxi companies with an app and bundles of cash.

I think allowing corporations to pick and choose which of a countries laws they feel like obeying is the "much bigger problem". This is just testing the waters to see how much will there is in governments to stand up to an aggressive coordinated assault on existing law that -- if changed or abandoned -- opens the door massive growth and profit for lucky the elites that have money to burn on such an enterprise.

Why else do you think Goldman, The Saudi's and countless other VCs and Banks/Hedge Funds happily pump unlimited cash into a taxi app? The goal is to trample the law and then make their own. To make things more fun, most of our "leaders" are already full steam ahead on allowing this to happen with global agreements such as TPP.

And from the looks of the redesigned locations, they are more of an art gallery to consumerism with a gift shop thrown in (along with typical gift shop mark up). I'm surprised they even allow soiled devices back within the store limits.

They do already: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt01...

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If i need to send a friend a link to some freeware program then i will use tucows now, word about the "safe pop-up free" site usually gets around pretty fast for those looking for the service they offer. Certainly better than sending someone to sourceforge for something and ending up with them mining bitcoin in the background. If they are making money from their other endeavours it seems like a good move to me.