But... but... uhm... THE OPTOMETRY INDUSTRY! If Google Glass becomes popular, who will buy regular glasses? Everyone will be a walking ad for Google! THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!!!
It's the big red one in the middle of your desk. Unfortunately, you have to ram your head into it a few times before it will appear. Though, it is pretty small, so you'll have to press it with your little finger,
It's funny that I still find myself unable to sue the RIAA for supporting artists many consider to be the sole cause of the rise in cancer incidence. I'd be inclined to sue the twits blaring there opinion as to what jumble of sounds constitute "music," but, as a nod to the more obnoxious popularity lists like Bing, I'd rather not shoot the messenger just because I don't agree with them... unless I can buy a few senators, that is.
Distributed systems do not conveniently contract into a centralized structure without collapsing or fragmenting. Thankfully, if the ITU is foolish enough to "fix" the internet, the internet community will do what it does best and route around the damage. Unfortunately, I also see countries which begin losing their transient grip on the internet lashing out in desperation (see internet outages during the Arab Spring).
I tried. I even showed my work, but that might have been a mistake. I think the mystery of how these numbers get put together adds to their supposed credence.
Copyright supports and provides income from creators everywhere
Gee, I sure am glad of that too! With automatic copyright protection for every scribble I place on a napkin, I've been able to slack off in the classroom, secure in the knowledge that even when I sneeze I'm raking in valuable IP.
/sarc
Are you freaking kidding me!!! If copyrights make all this money, where the hell is all of this fictional money going? You seem to be more specifically stating that copyrights deemed more important by stubborn legacy players are the ones making money. This is a useless straw man and completely ignores that it is the business model used that persuades the public to make a purchase, not the imminent threat of a law suit.
Re: Re: The question that needs to be asked...
Side note: I was going to try and shove more disconnected bullshit in there, but I think I already outdid myself.
Re: The question that needs to be asked...
But... but... uhm... THE OPTOMETRY INDUSTRY! If Google Glass becomes popular, who will buy regular glasses? Everyone will be a walking ad for Google! THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!!!
Hmmm...
I seem to have two more gadgets on the way to my door.
Re: Simplicity
... says the AC.
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Just remember: taxes pay for this.
Maybe such stupid operations should be sequestered. Then again, maybe they already have.
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*ahem*
/sarc
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What about UFO's? Surely a UFO attack (video) would cause more harm!
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Searching.... infringement found...
LITIGATE! LITIGATE! LITIGATE!
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How could they? Recording such memories would be stealing from reality, and we all know such blatant theft must be punished!
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It's the big red one in the middle of your desk. Unfortunately, you have to ram your head into it a few times before it will appear. Though, it is pretty small, so you'll have to press it with your little finger,
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Next, someone will take the unleaded/leaded coffee metaphor seriously and all sorts of hell will break loose!
Weird How it Goes One Way...
It's funny that I still find myself unable to sue the RIAA for supporting artists many consider to be the sole cause of the rise in cancer incidence. I'd be inclined to sue the twits blaring there opinion as to what jumble of sounds constitute "music," but, as a nod to the more obnoxious popularity lists like Bing, I'd rather not shoot the messenger just because I don't agree with them... unless I can buy a few senators, that is.
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Distributed systems do not conveniently contract into a centralized structure without collapsing or fragmenting. Thankfully, if the ITU is foolish enough to "fix" the internet, the internet community will do what it does best and route around the damage. Unfortunately, I also see countries which begin losing their transient grip on the internet lashing out in desperation (see internet outages during the Arab Spring).
Challenge Accepted
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It is based on a subscription service.
FTFY
No
No. No. No. No. No. ...
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... No. No. No. No. No.
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I tried. I even showed my work, but that might have been a mistake. I think the mystery of how these numbers get put together adds to their supposed credence.
Re: copyright
/sarc
Are you freaking kidding me!!! If copyrights make all this money, where the hell is all of this fictional money going? You seem to be more specifically stating that copyrights deemed more important by stubborn legacy players are the ones making money. This is a useless straw man and completely ignores that it is the business model used that persuades the public to make a purchase, not the imminent threat of a law suit.
For the lazy among us
tl;dr: No.