Many years ago I met a man who boasted he had bought his house and a yacht from stolen computer parts.
He was an engineer and was sent out to repair computers, he would declare the main board defunct, order a new one, fix the minor problem and sell the part. He was never caught.
Although did I hear he is in now in darkest Peru hiding from the tax man...
I agree.
Only the other day a supermarket assistant was rude to me - if there was any justice she should have been drawn and quartered and her entire family sent to a penal colony.
Are vehicles not covered by cctv as they pass along highways?
Will these images not contain pictures of a freshener tree hanging from the rear view mirror?
Is the highways agency paying royalty fees?
If these laws are to prevent confusion, they are not working, because I'm as confused as hell here.
The answer may be simply Google has much more money than sense, its not the first purchase they have made which has left me scratching my head and wondering.... What! Er, Why?
Men are better drivers
Your confusing 'safe driving' with 'best driving'
Driving very slowly and waiting till the roads are empty at junctions may be safe, but it's not 'better'.
How many women are in car racing? Very few, and don't say it's because it a 'man's world' - the fastest driver will win whatever sex they are.
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The smaller the tracks, the less power you need - with Intel currently chasing 22 nm, we will soon see more power per square centimetre.
Also good news on the hard drive front for more capacity and speed -
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn21351-smallest-magnetic-memory-uses-just-12-atoms.html
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Maskick was funnier, and oddly more apt given his attitude to stifling free speech.
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Many years ago I met a man who boasted he had bought his house and a yacht from stolen computer parts.
He was an engineer and was sent out to repair computers, he would declare the main board defunct, order a new one, fix the minor problem and sell the part. He was never caught.
Although did I hear he is in now in darkest Peru hiding from the tax man...
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You're insane.
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I would never buy a used MP3, it may be scratched!
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Tears of joy from me..
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I worry about this kind of thing, it's not computers taking over the world. It's the operators.
Polygraph test are allowed in court, and they are notoriously easy to fake. Is this next?
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I've always thought it did fine running itself.
Re: obviously they don't want to answer many of these
Its 100,000 in Britain, and we have a much smaller population.
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So essentially, you don't do anything, merely complain when others do.
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I agree.
Only the other day a supermarket assistant was rude to me - if there was any justice she should have been drawn and quartered and her entire family sent to a penal colony.
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Are vehicles not covered by cctv as they pass along highways?
Will these images not contain pictures of a freshener tree hanging from the rear view mirror?
Is the highways agency paying royalty fees?
If these laws are to prevent confusion, they are not working, because I'm as confused as hell here.
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Publicity stunt.
I'm not me!
Shockingly, 'Old Fool' is not my real name!
A Rock?
"If you have been living under a rock for the last couple of weeks"
As you can only get Netflix in America, I assume you mean anyone not from the USA lives under a rock???
Working as Intended
The courts are doing what any high profit business does, drumming up more work for itself.
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In Britain you can be arrested for 'perverting the course of justice'.
If I say to someone, "lets go blow up congress" I somehow doubt freedom of speech will protect me (unless congress is the name of my pet balloon).
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The stage was downloaded from Pirate Bay.
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The answer may be simply Google has much more money than sense, its not the first purchase they have made which has left me scratching my head and wondering.... What! Er, Why?