Comment This could work (Score 1) 320
Gotta get ready for work so can't rtfa, but I might indeed pay for split-screen, two-viewpoint bumfights.
Gotta get ready for work so can't rtfa, but I might indeed pay for split-screen, two-viewpoint bumfights.
Sorry, "achievements", not "awards".
You might get better respect making it a fun new option to try during development rather than picking victims to flip on the switch. Try putting a "Try beta!" link on the classic home page, and a "Go back to classic!" link on every, not just home, beta page. I do not see a beta link on my home page.
Let people feel in control, and they will try it.
Also, as an aside, I like double-checking my posts for mods, so that link to show me my recent posts, with +mod on each, is desired so I can joyously continue working towards my 2^^8 power +5, which should continue to show under awards.
Speaking of which, some awards have no real explanation of what they mean. The Tagger? The Contradictor? The Maker? No, don't tell me here. I don't care, here.
Removing the convenience of corporations (limited liability, other laws) may or may not affect their size. It won't affect their speech, which would continue. People using the money of businesses they own to affect laws which affect them.
A number of politicians operate under the belief that if a politician can stir up a transient majority to want something, they should get it...unless it's x, y, or z.
We also invent half the shit that's invented every year. Other nations need to be more like us, not the other way around...if concern for the comman man is your standard.
"If you find yourself in a fair fight, you haven't done your homework."
Fuck this frantic shit, build the biggest, most powerful, most advanced, best-trained military. Bigger and better than the next dozen countries combined. Sail the seas and keep the trade routes open.
Corporations are constituted by people, who do not give up free speech rights when they enggage in busiiness. Congress has no authority to do so because of the first amendment. Congress may not create groups of people then require them to give up free speech as a cost of entry into the group.
As for your example from this week, Congress' ability to force companies to say things is heavily oriented around preventing deception and fraud.
Jamming one's political opinion out the mouth of a corporation is similarly not allowed.
> "a smartwatchwith a tiny text-oriented interface, QWERTY keyboard, and floppy drive."
I'm pretty sure I've got one of those in my junk drawer.
Well, I've been warning against any mitigation of gw -- moving inland slowly over 100-300 years is a minor hassle (buildings get old anyway).
But accidentally overshooting and inducing an ice age (which can start in as little as 1-2 years) will actually and rapidly kill billions.
I know a guy who did something similar but they saved the fingers. He ripped through 3 fingers and split the thumb halfway up. The scars lined up rather wincingly, I mean convincingly.
Anyway, the best joke in Family Guy's Blue Harvest is removed in reruns.
At the end, Luke, sitting with robot finishing his new robot hand: Can I try it out?
Robot doctor: I'd try it on a hot dog first.
She had her apparently black hole bleached.
"Wel'll just pay Russa for flights and save money. What could possibly go wrong?"
> feeding everyone
Most slashdotters are Apocalypse-Useful -- they've been storing up body fat for emergencies for decades.
Since when is "ironic" a synonym for "sarcastic"? I hear people using it this way recently.
Stellar rays prove fibbing never pays. Embezzlement is another matter.