So the two-prong test under Sony is a) does'the product have substantial non-infringing use and b) does the seller / manufacturer/ superior promote the product as useful for infringement.
Let's not stop there. It can further be said that most torrent sites meet both of these criteria. They can be useful for finding perfectly legitimate, non-infringing material, and those that actively promote infringement don't tend to last very long.
And the protocol itself can be said even more to have legitimate uses. Many sources of open-source software allow downloading via BitTorrent.
Really? Then why did over a dozen national science academies say with one voice that "the need for urgent action to address climate change is now indisputable [nationalacademies.org]"?
I wrote "evidence", doofus. You do know what "evidence" means, yes? A public statement by an organization is not evidence. It's an opinion.
I am well aware that organizations have been making such public statements. But that isn't evidence. If you have actual, direct evidence, why did you not link to THAT, rather than somebody else's claim? But then I know why you didn't: you have shown yourself to be the Prince of straw-man arguments.
I am not in a position to answer "why" they might have done so. But the fact that they did is not itself evidence of anything. Consensus is not science.
I have yet to see studies seriously listing benefits of a warmer climate and actually comparing that to any negatives.
http://web.stanford.edu/~moore...
I found that in 30 seconds. Why couldn't you?
I have little doubt that if I spent more time, I could find many more.
The actual fact is that for all of history, more deaths attributable to climate have been due to cold rather than warm. This is a statistic that is also just about as easy to find.
Not really, but never let the facts get in the way of self-congratulation!
Yes, really.
Compared to recent past generations, millennials commit fewer violent crimes, are less likely to have unplanned pregnancies, are more educated and more tolerant. Given the amount of social research now available, these and other related trends can all be verified with trivial effort.
Yes, they commit fewer violent crimes. They have fewer unplanned pregnancies because of what they were TAUGHT by past generations. They are more educated because their parents and grandparents ensured that they would be; that is not an "accomplishment" of their own.
But what about other things? What about the fact that they have been attempting to make the same political and economic mistakes made by their grandparents and great-prandparents? (I'm referring here to socialism and fascism.)
And "tolerance"? Are you fucking joking? What passes for "tolerance" today is political correctness. Any attempts at dissent are greeted with personal and rather vicious attacks. "My view of 'tolerance', or I will attack you" is not real tolerance, it is the opposite. It is hypocrisy masquerading as tolerance.
Last I heard the Republicans are still planning to run a Republican. But I don't understand why, because once the political machine starts revealing to the public what rotten human beings and traitors to America Republicans have been, they're pretty much guaranteed to lose.
WHOOOOSH!!!
The whole point was that it isn't about man or woman, Republican or Democrat, but about the character of the PERSON running for office.
I know a little bit about Hillary Clinton. And she -- individually, personally, and regardless of what party she is affiliated with -- is a rotten lowlife excuse for a human being.
I don't think that the GP was indicating the *project* was shady, but more likely many of the visible uses.
I don't think that argument holds water. Is cash "shady" because it can be used for illegal purposes?
Sadly, lgw still hasn't objected to Jane's Slayer misinformation
And perhaps not so sadly, it is quite possible -- I think even likely -- that Igw did not do so because he recognized that you were spewing nonsense.
I suggest you learn what "800 milli-timecubes" means. I doubt you will be pleased.
Once again, Jane just has 4 textbooks that say "radiative power out = (epsilon * sigma)*T^4*area". I bet Jane $100 that his textbooks don't claim that electrical heating power = radiative power out. That's Jane's incorrect Slayer assumption. Even Jane should be able to recognize that his 4 unnamed textbooks don't support him, because deep down even Jane should be able to tell that he's just endlessly blustering to cover up the fact that he can't produce any textbook quotes saying that electrical heating power = radiative power out.
This is one of the rare times I will deign to respond to your nonsense any longer.
Your own insistence that power in = power out (assuming perfect conversion and no entropic losses) belies this argument. You are arguing against yourself and you refuse to see that.
If power in = power out (your own stipulation), and the only NET power INTO a defined spherical region is electrical, and the only NET power OUT of that region is radiative, then net radiative power out at steady-state must therefore be equal to the net electrical power consumed.
This is so fucking simple it is almost a tautology. As I have pointed it out to you before.
Since this is a simple statement of conservation of energy, it is up to YOU to disprove it, and you have not. If you disagree, then point out where the other energy is coming from or going. We have already established that there is no NET radiative energy input to the sphere from the surrounding cooler walls.
Remember, UNIX spelled backwards is XINU. -- Mt.