Built initially in 1589 in response to raids on Havana harbor, el Morro protected the mouth of the harbor with a chain being strung out across the to the fort at La Punta. It first saw action in the 1762 British expedition against Cuba when Lord Albemarle landed in Cojimar and attacked the fort defended by Luis Vicente de Velasco e Isla from its rear. It fell because the English could command the high ground
Not a Linux thing, but a UNIX thing from way back. Any Unix user on a Unix-like O/S would instinctively middle-click to paste what she just highlighted.
Forgot to add that they allow developers to provide other merchants potentially competing services :
Every FPS transaction has a sender (party making payments), a recipient (party receiving payments), and a caller (party making the API calls to Amazon FPS). Callers are the same as recipients if the developer is the party receiving funds, but developers can also act as third-party callers enabling a transaction between a sender and a recipient (and taking a cut of transactions if desired).
It's much more interesting that what I expected from TFA, it seems to actually be even more flexible and configurable than PayPal :
Examples of possible Payment Instructions include:
* Transaction Amount: Specify fixed minimum, maximum, range, or specific amount for a certain payment.
* Transaction Date: Configure a payment transaction to be executed at a specific time (e.g. specific day, weekly, monthly, or date range).
* Spending Limit: Set daily, weekly or monthly limits on number of transactions or total amount spent, to control spending on your application.
* Recipient List: Specify recipients who are authorized to access and receive funds.
* Payment Method: Specify the payment methods (credit card, bank account debit, balance transfer) you want to accept through your application.
* Fees: Control which party pays the Amazon FPS charges.
Boo is an object oriented statically-typed programming language for.NET/Mono with a Python inspired syntax and a special focus on language and compiler extensibility.
It actually has the feel of Python but has also all the features.NET can offer (contrary to IronPython)... and performance [Boo is on par with C# since it is statically-typed by default... you can use dynamic-typing where you really need it])
Boo is an object oriented statically-typed programming language for.NET/Mono with a Python inspired syntax and a special focus on language and compiler extensibility.
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...a low ID owner such as yours presumably have enough Slashdot-savvy to NOT have to ask this?
but well, at least you've read the FA! ;-)
"...and withstand temperatures of 200 degrees Celsius and radiation that would make solid-state disk memory disintegrate."
Hooray! At last I'll be able to get a fail-proof SSD in case of battery meltdown in my Sony laptop.
You can not wipe your drive anymore... All your data will be readable by anyone.
Yeah! Especially by these old people in South Korea!
So that means this famous historic Pullitzer-winning photograph is illegal in the UK ?
This law is f$#@ ridiculous...
I am Captain Obvious and I approve this FA.
The 'levels' are :
1 - Normal alertness
2 - Increased alertness
3 - ???
4 - PROFIT !!!
I've been waiting such a long time to afford one of these to try that Linux thing legally.
... sites using Silverlight
All five of them!? Really?
From Wikipedia :
Built initially in 1589 in response to raids on Havana harbor, el Morro protected the mouth of the harbor with a chain being strung out across the to the fort at La Punta. It first saw action in the 1762 British expedition against Cuba when Lord Albemarle landed in Cojimar and attacked the fort defended by Luis Vicente de Velasco e Isla from its rear. It fell because the English could command the high ground
Now I'm waiting for the 64-bit version of Duke Nukem Forever!
This man's ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to his newsletter.
it would be funny to watch an ad response by Apple using this argument :)
The Mac guy and the Windows guy in a shoe store, the Windows shoe doesn't fit ecetaera...
Hopefully the ad would not end with Steve Jobs shaking his ass!
If this is indeed not a protocol flaw, how come the same vulnerability is present on other DNS servers as well ?
Do they all use the same code from BIND for this particular 'feature' ?
they may run into trouble because most reputable news outlets have policies against paying sources.
I'm sure if there is some emails between Obama and Chavez there, a reputable news outlet such as Fox News would be willing to pay...
oh wait!
One for business
One for friends
One for women
You must be new here!
Your concept of appropriately losslessly ascii-encoded lenticular holographic Library of Congress book covers confuses and infuriates me !!
How many Libraries of Congress are necessary to break the 1-petabyte barrier ??
Not a Linux thing, but a UNIX thing from way back. Any Unix user on a Unix-like O/S would instinctively middle-click to paste what she just highlighted.
You must be new here.
The summary is wrong, for those of you new here.
There is only one New Here.
Oh wait...
With my new email I probably score good in both openness and narcissism!
Titanium 0.000013%
So if Morbo announces a mine disaster at the only supply of Titanium, my body will still be worth basically nothing... so disappointing!!
Forgot to add that they allow developers to provide other merchants potentially competing services :
Every FPS transaction has a sender (party making payments), a recipient (party receiving payments), and a caller (party making the API calls to Amazon FPS). Callers are the same as recipients if the developer is the party receiving funds, but developers can also act as third-party callers enabling a transaction between a sender and a recipient (and taking a cut of transactions if desired).
Instead of linking to an uninteresting web page with very few details, TFA should link to the webpage describing the service on Amazon :
http://www.amazon.com/Flexible-Payments-Service-AWS/b/ref=sc_fe_l_3?ie=UTF8&node=342430011&no=3440661&me=A36L942TSJ2AJA
It's much more interesting that what I expected from TFA, it seems to actually be even more flexible and configurable than PayPal :
Examples of possible Payment Instructions include:
* Transaction Amount: Specify fixed minimum, maximum, range, or specific amount for a certain payment.
* Transaction Date: Configure a payment transaction to be executed at a specific time (e.g. specific day, weekly, monthly, or date range).
* Spending Limit: Set daily, weekly or monthly limits on number of transactions or total amount spent, to control spending on your application.
* Recipient List: Specify recipients who are authorized to access and receive funds.
* Payment Method: Specify the payment methods (credit card, bank account debit, balance transfer) you want to accept through your application.
* Fees: Control which party pays the Amazon FPS charges.
Niiice!
Take that PayPal!
Alternatively you can use Boo http://boo.codehaus.org/ , which has a MonoDevelop addin : http://monodevelop.com/Download
.NET/Mono with a Python inspired syntax and a special focus on language and compiler extensibility.
.NET can offer (contrary to IronPython)... and performance [Boo is on par with C# since it is statically-typed by default... you can use dynamic-typing where you really need it])
Boo is an object oriented statically-typed programming language for
It actually has the feel of Python but has also all the features
Have you tried Boo ? http://boo.codehaus.org/
.NET/Mono with a Python inspired syntax and a special focus on language and compiler extensibility.
;)
Boo is an object oriented statically-typed programming language for
It has the best of both worlds