noone is alone in hating software patents except the patent trolls. consumers and even software developers at large companies all hate them, thats why software patents are being eliminated country by country.
I bet the lead singer from Herman's Hermits couldn't care less about software patents.
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The whole point of that arrangement was to avoid sanctioning action that might actually lead to WWIII - the 5 veto powers were the 5 nations that had nuclear weapons.
Umm... No.
In 1946, considerably fewer than five countries had nukes. Hell, France barely had a country.
... against whom? the rebels or the saudis?
Noone with half a brain believes Assad is behind the chemical attack
WTF is it necessary to slander Herman's Hermits?
Wait... who the hell asked you to join in the first place?
Bloody Americans.
Given the use of the word 'bloody', I assume you're a UKian. In which case "I learned it from watching you!"
It's kind of hard to rebuild in an area where a nuclear bomb was dropped you know.
And yet at least two of the places where this has happened were able to rebuild, and quite magnificently, I might add.
Small step, easy to make, cost efficient and nobody can say that 150 km/h limits the freedom of motorists.
I can... lots of people do track days.
I'm a lorry driver... and GP is right. Very few drivers actually pay for their fuel any more, and if they're from the same company, they wouldn't bother rotating. I certainly never have deliberately sat in a convoy - it's a lot harder to drive when you can't see all the road in front of you. Sometimes you'll get trucks that constantly overtake each other, because one is quicker up hills, the other is quicker on the flat, but they don't do it deliberately.
Man, I so wanna steal a residential speed sign and hang it out my back window on the highway. It applies to police cars as well, right?
Police cars don't have to obey any of the normal traffic rules. I've seen police drivers do some monumentally dumb things in the UK.
It happens in the US as well. In thirty days, the state I live in is going to make talking on a cell phone without hands free an excuse for a stop (currently, it can be cited, but only incidental to a stop for another reason, such as, driving erratically.) Yet it's not unusual for me to see a police officer operating a cell phone (held to ear, not with a bt earpiece) and a laptop computer while driving. I've seen some use two cell phones at the same time. And follow speed limits, laws regarding signalling, etc, etc? Forget about it.
Just put up the sign for the true limit.
299792458 m/s
Such a pessimist.
He's probably a tralfamadorian, unfamiliar with human customs and just wanted to verify his studies of our species.
I don't get this... I don't let anyone sit on my arse, ever. If someone does get too close, in the overtaking lane, when I'm looking to overtake someone in a queue, I pull over. It's their problem, and I'm not going to be a part of it. I only sit on the arse of others when they do not pull over for no reason (actually, generally I undertake them, carefully).
I don't drive _that_ fast... generally about 80 when cruising in the UK, which is technically illegal, but what loads of other people do, and police won't do you for it (most of the time).
Seriously, people, if someone is sitting on your arse... pull over. Don't complain about it... they're more likely to die than you. You lose nothing.
Autonomous cars would have to cope with human driven cars... in which case, they'd be pretty easy to troll. I know I would
The main problem with flying cars is the power they use.... keeping stuff above the earth requires too much energy... they're possible now, but not really desirable.
Today is a good day for information-gathering. Read someone else's mail file.
