Me: I swear, she told me she was 18! Judge: In that case, I firmy believe that the suspect didn't know that the victim was 4 years old at the time of the incident. Case dismissed!
why would the ISPs need to use a special DNS server to get ipv6 google? can't they just add the dns record for ipv6 addresses (I think 'AAAA') on their DNS?
I agree that texting should be cheaper, but the article logic is flawed.
- if the price goes down, text usage will go up proportional to voice usage, so it's not a matter of "oh, they'll just install the extra infrastructure anyway". - how many times have we heard the news "SMS network collapse in some 3rd world country after some nation wide event that requires texting"? Somehow, "trillons" of messages sounds hard to believe.
Well, if an assassin killed them, I'm sure there's a bunch of rules in the constitution that dictate how to proceed, but if a TERRORIST did it, then you're right, all bets are off.
I know, that's how I got my current phone line (cost me $5, those bastards ripped me off:). But isn't there a law that "encourages" people to register their DNI when they get the line?
so is it OK to require paper to buy a SIM card now? I thought it was evil. Or maybe just in the countries where terrorists come from, because everyone there must be a terrorist? or just in places where it wouldn't affect me?
No, you can't "expect anyone who followed a warrantless wiretap from the Bush administration to also be fired" becase Obama voted for the law that gives them inmunity, remember?
The notion that memory == intelligence is just wrong. Just get over it, and let a computer do all the memory for you. Use your brain for what it's uniquely qualified to do.
I wonder if the measure of happiness comes from the subjects themselves. Maybe they're just as happy as everyone else, but they think they're not as happy as "the happy people you see on TV" (not that I've read the article or anything).
You're wrong. But there's actually a lot of "open source" projects that only run on windows. VirtualDub (GPL, hosted at SourceForge) and Google Chrome come to mind.
So the problem basically is that you didn't get the money to do the work, and instead went to some company in Bulgaria? Was the original development funded? because otherwise, what changed? How is the project dead, since the bulgarians will keep maintaining it?
and who wants to get a job porting something to java anyway? (unless you were using something like Visual Basic before, what's the improvement?)
Remamber what they say: In South Korea, only old people use e-mail. (or was it north korea?). This is true for most people I know, e-mail is usually only for corporate stuff.
Kids are going to be using IM, that's probably why they're asking for an e-mail (most people just assume any e-mail is IM-able).
I can understand a debate about keeping hard math or physics classes out of premed, but isn't the human body like, made up of a bunch of carbon? and aren't medics taight to (among other things) cure their patients by introducing medicine that interacts with their chemistry into them? How can you be a medic and not know organic chemistry? Maybe nurses have to be premed too?
Should make for an interesting week!
So it's a woman? what's the big deal? actually, they seem to have the hardest part figured out already!
what are you, some kind of terrorist?
I hope if I ever get arrested, I get this judge.
Me: I swear, she told me she was 18!
Judge: In that case, I firmy believe that the suspect didn't know that the victim was 4 years old at the time of the incident. Case dismissed!
why would the ISPs need to use a special DNS server to get ipv6 google? can't they just add the dns record for ipv6 addresses (I think 'AAAA') on their DNS?
call your mom on the phone and tell it to her. You'll hear from the FBI 15 minutes later if you found the correct answer.
I agree that texting should be cheaper, but the article logic is flawed.
- if the price goes down, text usage will go up proportional to voice usage, so it's not a matter of "oh, they'll just install the extra infrastructure anyway".
- how many times have we heard the news "SMS network collapse in some 3rd world country after some nation wide event that requires texting"? Somehow, "trillons" of messages sounds hard to believe.
doesn't the govenment publish the blacklist? this isn't like other countries where they just pretend like there is no filtering going on at all.
They should have called it CAN'T SPAM.
Well, if an assassin killed them, I'm sure there's a bunch of rules in the constitution that dictate how to proceed, but if a TERRORIST did it, then you're right, all bets are off.
I know, that's how I got my current phone line (cost me $5, those bastards ripped me off :). But isn't there a law that "encourages" people to register their DNI when they get the line?
so is it OK to require paper to buy a SIM card now? I thought it was evil. Or maybe just in the countries where terrorists come from, because everyone there must be a terrorist? or just in places where it wouldn't affect me?
No, you can't "expect anyone who followed a warrantless wiretap from the Bush administration to also be fired" becase Obama voted for the law that gives them inmunity, remember?
The notion that memory == intelligence is just wrong. Just get over it, and let a computer do all the memory for you. Use your brain for what it's uniquely qualified to do.
I wonder if the measure of happiness comes from the subjects themselves. Maybe they're just as happy as everyone else, but they think they're not as happy as "the happy people you see on TV" (not that I've read the article or anything).
Discovering stuff on your stove is nice, but are there any recent examples? I'd be surprised if there any _non hobbyist_ labs around in 1856.
you can't tell, but Canadians are inmigrants too. some of them even speak french
Most of the development can be outsourced, that would cut the "average salary" to at least 1/3.
to Area man posts front page Slashdot story telling people he doesn't own a television.
For the same reason you can make a phone call from inside a tall building.. the 9/11 planes were roughly at the same height (and position).
What about the guy who found a security hole on IIS and wrote and exploit for it? that sounds way cooler than rewriting calc.
You're wrong. But there's actually a lot of "open source" projects that only run on windows. VirtualDub (GPL, hosted at SourceForge) and Google Chrome come to mind.
So the problem basically is that you didn't get the money to do the work, and instead went to some company in Bulgaria? Was the original development funded? because otherwise, what changed? How is the project dead, since the bulgarians will keep maintaining it?
and who wants to get a job porting something to java anyway? (unless you were using something like Visual Basic before, what's the improvement?)
Remamber what they say: In South Korea, only old people use e-mail. (or was it north korea?). This is true for most people I know, e-mail is usually only for corporate stuff.
Kids are going to be using IM, that's probably why they're asking for an e-mail (most people just assume any e-mail is IM-able).
I can understand a debate about keeping hard math or physics classes out of premed, but isn't the human body like, made up of a bunch of carbon? and aren't medics taight to (among other things) cure their patients by introducing medicine that interacts with their chemistry into them? How can you be a medic and not know organic chemistry? Maybe nurses have to be premed too?