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I side with you. I’ve donated over a gallon of blood and blood products throughout the years. You’re helping someone. The reason they pay you is to incentivize coming and doing it. It’s painful for the donor, and it takes a while for your body to recover. The company doing so is (in my experience, anyway) a non-profit organization. They exist to help people. They do make money, but that’s because they have to pay their employees and donors, as you’ve mentioned.
Does it bother anybody else that the snail’s label is backwards? It should be no legs, house.
Wait where’s Saddam
Oh goddamnit
Oh woops who put that there
Saddam Houssein makes an excellent fissil energy source
They have the new cantina chicken menu, but I haven’t tried it yet. Looks good, though.
Khan Academy
Edit: nm, didn’t see you already use it
That’s not a brown recluse, though, is it? Looks like a jumping spider.
JFC
Really not that much different, to be honest
Oh I definitely agree with you there. I just think GPL is close but not close enough.
That’s why the current state of open source licenses doesn’t work. Commercial use should be forbidden for free users. You could dual license the work, with a single, main license applying to everyone, and a second addendum license that just contains the clause for that specific use, be it personal or corporate. Corporate use of any kind requires supporting the project financially.
Humans wondered why the four-dimensional creature didn’t find our porn intriguing.
You really shouldn’t eat organ meat
I agree with your point, and that was my initial hangup as well. If we keep the numbering the same, changing the name is just a contingency prize. Pick an actual start of the common era, say some point in the agricultural revolution when societies began to form. The problem then, though, is actually getting people to switch.
Please just read the link. I’m not doubting you are aware of what it is. But there are really good explanations for the impetus for its usage and discourse about objections such as your own on the Wikipedia entry.
This one hurts