Comment Re:Too little too late. (Score 1) 71
And on the mobile you cannot watch past broadcasts, only live ones; and not offered on the PS3.
Meanwhile damn near anything with a screen or that can output to one will have a Youtube app on it.
And on the mobile you cannot watch past broadcasts, only live ones; and not offered on the PS3.
Meanwhile damn near anything with a screen or that can output to one will have a Youtube app on it.
Actually Vimeo expressly prohibits gaming related videos.
http://vimeo.com/help/guidelines
> No screen-captures of video games or gameplay videos, even if edited.
Actual game developers are the only exception.
Issue is it would then render the law null and void in it's effectiveness as you could order some $10 off Etsy and the person mail you something worth $1000 and do the scam on you.
> some places can't handle the capacity this puts on their systems or wiring
It works out to about 8 Amps, any circuit in the country should handle that and if they cannot they are not up to code and actions should be taken against the builders/installers.
So porn today is like drinking back in the wild west, with regards to trusting people?
Issue that OP and article argue is the total number, not what they made.
Men far out number women in garbage collection but you never see these articles address THAT inequality...
Odd how you never hear about the reverse of these studies. Where is the inequality for female garbage collectors, female oil rig workers, etc...
> The idea that women need to be treated as equals is outdated?
Strawman... What OP was arguing is that we dont need to have special programs to cater to one specific group to try and correct some perceived inequality when there is no evidence hat there is any; which you then argue yourself into a hole by suggesting that we need such programs while also stating we don't know if it even exists in the first place.
If anything OP is being more favorable to equality then you by saying that it's been achieved for this field. Show me one college or company that has anything on the books about discriminating against women? Now shoe me how many have special scholarships, and women only classes to garner their attention?
But I guess you're one of those who insist that a fire dept is being misogynistic becuase they refused to lower the psychical standards tests to increase the number of women on the force even though their biological differences would have made them unsuitable.
Yep, standard corporate buzzword speak for this kind of stuff.
When stuff like that gets sent out either the Exec is so full of themselves they think they are being clever, or their so ignorant they don't see how stupid it'll make them seem.
Same here, I hate how it's all been linked into some instant messaging format. And god forbid you get emails regularly with the same subject.
They hardly need spies to get copies of memos which talk about "eating their own dog food" to employees.
It'd be news if such a memo wasn't forwarded around within seconds of being read.
It's less about wanting to know what is being done right, and more about the morbid curiosity of watching a train wreck happen.
Exactly what I was thinking, if you make a near perfect reproduction of an existing work, you cannot then claim it as an original. If that was the case I could make a near perfect reproduction of an mp3 and say it's original. I wonder how the RIAA would feel about that?
You're not considering the reduced maintenance costs.
You have one $8,000 maintenance item with the battery, as opposed to twenty $800 items over those 14 years; of course by then you'd be ready for a trade in anyways.
Downside though is the extreme volatility of them.
No one is going to convert their millions in a slush fund into bitcoins if it'll mean that the value will spike and dip on daily basis. Financial security means confidence in a currencies value.
So... Why would a lawyer try and jump the line like that?
Getting a case in front of SCOTUS is hard enough, why set yourself up to fail by not following procedure? One would think of all people lawyers could follow directions.
Realistically, you're right about manufacturing capacity of consumer electronics being pretty slim in the US.
Companies would need to switch back to the US en masse to get more companies to open factories. Factories are expensive to build and maintain, having a single large contract come in is often not viable.
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