According to The Guardian, It appears that Apple blocking ads that follow you around the web is now "Corporate Sabotage" and will lead to destroying the entire online economy, Says Ad companies.
also thinking about this a bit, it seems like Bethesda is going the TF2 or Planetside 2 route, which while not inherently bad, afaik, those are only for cosmetics and no stat changing items.
STO does something SIMILAR but then again not similar. They do sometimes hold a design the ship contest, but then again, they are only doing the designing phase and not the actual modeling and rendering processes (that's left up to Cryptic)
if it's a large scale overhaul mod like say, Tamriel Rebuilt (for ES 3: Morrowind, 16 years running) they could licence it. but for something that adds x item in the game (whether it is bethesda's property or not, as in the case for Legend of Zelda weapons in Skyrim) it just seems lazy on Bethesda's part and seems more like outsourcing dlc/paid mods rather than doing it themselves.
offering a bounty for suspected illegals seems far worse than just asking for a guest list, because that will put incentives to harass guests whether they are legal or not. I can see a lawsuit coming from this.
As a Hoosier, Dan Coat was a decent enough Congressman, but... it seems that when it comes to the Intelligence community, it is anything but intelligent.
this WAS the free market in play, the free market effectively killed google fiber through lawsuits and protectionist laws. the fact that there was NO regulations protecting new isp's is the problem.
Probable - there is evidence that something has occurred. Or there is a high chance of something of succeeding. (It is Probable that I am somewhere in the US and that I am a US citizen)
Possible - there is no evidence what so ever that something has or has not occurred, regardless of chance of success. (It is POSSIBLE I am from another galaxy, it's not likely, just not a high chance of it being true)
uhh so here's a question: has ANYONE challenged this under the 1st amendment? You know, Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech? Cause this CLEARLY is abridging the freedom of speech whether intentional or not, and it CLEARLY was passed by Congress.
I would LOVE to see AT&T, etc. try and defend playing WoW, or LoL, or Overwatch or HotS over wireless broadband. Hell it's been VERY well documented that Koreans are better at Starcraft competitions simply because they have better internet.
exactly how far does it extend? Because from what I am hearing, an LEO or a group of LEO's could shoot a pregnant mother, cut out her unborn child, and eat it, on like TV, in front of the Supreme Court, Congress, AND the POTUS. Causing riots that would make Ferguson and Rodney King COMBINED look like a Sunday afternoon Church block party. And they STILL would be granted that they did it in "Good Faith".
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According to The Guardian, It appears that Apple blocking ads that follow you around the web is now "Corporate Sabotage" and will lead to destroying the entire online economy, Says Ad companies.
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STO does something SIMILAR but then again not similar. They do sometimes hold a design the ship contest, but then again, they are only doing the designing phase and not the actual modeling and rendering processes (that's left up to Cryptic)
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if it's a large scale overhaul mod like say, Tamriel Rebuilt (for ES 3: Morrowind, 16 years running) they could licence it. but for something that adds x item in the game (whether it is bethesda's property or not, as in the case for Legend of Zelda weapons in Skyrim) it just seems lazy on Bethesda's part and seems more like outsourcing dlc/paid mods rather than doing it themselves.
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Re: Totally legal man
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Re: Really?
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I don't understand what you are saying.
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probbably....more than likely?
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possible does NOT equal probbable.
Probable - there is evidence that something has occurred. Or there is a high chance of something of succeeding. (It is Probable that I am somewhere in the US and that I am a US citizen)
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Re: How's that saying go, "If you don't like the terms..."
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Helen Mirren, Camaron Diaz, Cat Blancett, Cathrine Zeta Jones, Gwyneth Paltrow, Halle Berry, Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Marisa Tomei, Naomi Watts, Nicole Kidman, Salma Hayek, Sandra Bullock, Tina Fey, Ulma Thurman
I don't see what the problem really is, there are a LOT of talented (defined by taste), actors and actresses over the age of 40.
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We can then apply that to politicians in general, but more specifically the current POTUS administration! :)
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about "Good Faith"...
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