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by epo 14y ago
"intent to defraud" would be very difficult to defend yourself against. Publishing the means by which others could commit fraud might be classed as "incitement". I'd say Tesco's lawyers are about to have a little fun.
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by epo 14y ago
And there may be exemptions for high value, non-perishable goods.
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by epo 14y ago
He may not be an idiot for that, but he'd have a hard time defending himself in court from being accused of aiding and encouraging persons unknown to commit theft (or fraud, depending on which is the more serious offence). Now placing yours
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by epo 14y ago
"something no other country has ever faced"? For God's sake, catch up on world news or at least spare yourself embarrassment by not making such witless pronouncements.
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by epo 14y ago
I am not an American and it is clear to me that without essentially unrestricted to guns that crimes like this would be less frequent (and probably just not happen). Guns kill things, it is their purpose and easy access to guns makes the ki
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by epo 14y ago
Yet more wild-eyed, open source zealotry. No GUI-based F/OSS product has ever achieved the level of polish and usability of things like Sparrow because the people working on open source projects only want to do coding, they don't care abou
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by epo 14y ago
Typical fanboy bluster. What's dishonest about the criticism, be specific? What you really mean to say is that most MySQL users use it because it is there and take it as it has been configured for them. MySQL is the storage platform for peo
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by epo 14y ago
John Bonham?
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by epo 14y ago
Depends who you ask, it is always the insecure "religious" people who tend to perceive other people's lack of superstition as threatening, hence antireligious.
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by epo 14y ago
Outsourcing is seen as a panacea because it is believed you can offload worrying about the details. All too often this means the outsourcing process itself is handed over to people who don't (or don't want to) know the details. Hence we get
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by epo 14y ago
This whole thread is a perfect example of irrational anti-Apple hatred. There is no news here, the thread being referenced is over a year old and the most recent page is splendidly off-topic. So bringing it up now is nothing more than a pre
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by epo 14y ago
Drag out the windows by hand to as large as you like, good enough.
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by epo 14y ago
This article is paranoid ill informed speculation, as are many of the Brit-bashing comments. The police have to show a judge they have good grounds to believe you are concealing evidence from them. Note also that if the powers that be are r
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by epo 14y ago
I don't see it as fanboyism so much as a reaction to irrational anti-Apple complaints such as "this feature doesn't work therefore I'm not going to buy any Apple product ever again". Yes, it's a bug. No, it's not a show stopper, and yes the
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by epo 14y ago
If you insist on everything conforming to your exceedingly narrow interpretation you must find life very difficult. I would stick to reading law books and phone books.
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by epo 14y ago
> New technology comes from small companies, not big ones. What a ridiculous thing to say, Some new technologies, of necessity, require deep pockets. E.g. pharmaceuticals, pretty much anything to do with semiconductors, aerospace, autom
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by epo 14y ago
Perhaps they did use your page and perhaps it worked for them? Or perhaps your whiny tone made them disregard you as a serious witness, and so perhaps the problem is you. As other commenters point out you can't write clear instructions, wha
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by epo 14y ago
The BBC is dumbing down, that stock photo caption "Some Chinese web users try to find a way round the restrictions" is staggeringly inane.
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by epo 14y ago
That is not the wording of the patents so your post is nonsense.
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by epo 14y ago
This pathetic innuendo is typical of so much of contemporary American debate. If you have something to say, say it. This "makes me wonder" style is just a gutless, moronic attempt at mud slinging.
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by epo 14y ago
Oh look! It's an iPad clone. At least Microsoft tried something different with the Surface FUDevice. Google just seem to have outsourced their industrial design to Apple.
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by epo 14y ago
Starting a petition counts as help these days? Lets start a million petitions declaring hunger and poverty to be a bad thing, that'll have the problems cracked in no time.
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by epo 14y ago
We can't know, we will never know and all speculation is facile and pointless. Your speculation, based on nothing other than a BBC web page doubly so.
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by epo 14y ago
And that's the problem. Dan has put this book out there and you have been rude about it and him without giving us any evidence that YOU know what you are talking about. Just another plausible sounding internet windbag.
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by epo 14y ago
"Android stole Apple's market" eh? Must be why Apple is losing money hand over fist. Apple fans can be annoying but fandroids are often detached from reality.
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by epo 14y ago
The questioning relates to exposing a woman to bodily fluids against her will, creating in her the risk of disease or unwanted pregnancy. She may have agreed to sex given certain conditions, he (allegedly) wilfully broke those conditions. T
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by epo 14y ago
Yeah, this whole "standing on the shoulders of giants" thing is unnecessary to people of your immense ability. There is no faster or more certain road to mediocrity than hiding your work from the scrutiny of others or refusing to look at wh
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by epo 14y ago
A mere $1 "per month".
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by epo 14y ago
You're confusing "not on the list" with "not in the hacker's possession".
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by epo 14y ago
The OP is a parasite, abusing his landlord's resources for gain. Also, if he hasn't declared his 'rental' income for tax purposes then his problems are only just beginning ...

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