How about:
Someone opens your unlocked car door, sits in your car and makes recordings of the music playing on your car stereo, then leaves without a trace (except for a small note letting you know they were there and what they copied).
Lawyers are not the problem, they're the symptom.
Our society has so many laws and regulations the only way to comply with them or defend yourself from them is to get a lawyer. Tell me why our lives can't be just a little bit simpler.
Vote libertarian.
Bush had a C average at Yale and disclosed his transcripts despite the mockery that would come from them.
I don't know what Obama's grades were.
Need I say more?
I read recently that Netflix is starting to make its own original content, so in effect they are kinda starting their own studio.
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a truckload of tapes!
Was the difference statistically the same each month? As in, was the Shaw number always higher by a certain percent?
If so, perhaps they're counting bits that you're not counting (not that they SHOULD be counting them).
I would expect from your comment that the number was some random difference from yours, but then if the number was randomly different in BOTH directions, I'd expect that 1 month out of 48 you'd randomly get something CLOSE (hence my first question).
If you have any real numbers, I'd be very interested in seeing them, even if it's just a few months' worth (I'm a data geek).
There is really only one reason a corporation would choose NOT to do business in a country and that is if they cannot do so profitably.
Zappos has a mission statement of providing the highest service level possible. If they cannot abide by their mission statement and also make a profit, then there is no reason for them to do business in Canada.
Competent programmers cost $50-100 per hour.
Incompetent programmers cost $40MM per project.
"piracy in areas like medicines"
So, we have this misnomer for infringement of infinite goods: "piracy"
Now, you've taken the incorrect word and applied it back to a scarce good in an even more nonsensical fashion. BRAVO!
How often do pirates come into drug stores to raid and pillage all their medicines? Is that a big problem in India? Perhaps we should pass some strict laws in the U.S. to prevent that kind of behavior before it takes root.
It's quaint of us to worry about such details as "personhood" for artificial intelligence (a la Bicentennial Man).
The problem is that the moment where AI reaches human level personhood will only be a moment, and then AI will pass us. After that, we reach a state where the AI with greater than human intelligence will beget AI with even GREATER intelligence in a faster and faster loop until we reach the "singularity" where we can no longer predict the future.
Ergo, I suggest that there is no point in worrying about personhood for AI. I suggest we worry about "AI-hood" for humans AFTER the singularity.
OH! I had thought Louis Vuitton manufactured those people, but I guess you're correct: they're just tattoos.
That's not fair! McCain is really a Democrat!
Argued eloquently except for one small problem: this information should be EASY to obtain.
We're talking about documentation in the computer age. Everything should be electronic and the requests should be handled by little more than a database query. Why does it take more than that?
Stop all non-essential flights.
No one NEEDS to go on vacation.
When the airline industry fails completely, things will get better.
That's not fair! McCain is really a Democrat!
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NO LIMIT