Hardware access to fax, all you need to do is intercept the analogue wires in the last mile. You can either splice a single cable, or even use a clamp on inductor. The cable is either underground, overground, or at a termination point in a cabinet or on a pole, and attach a small recording box the size of a cigarette lighter. I've even seen wire tappers that use induction, not just to tap, but also to draw power for GSM circuitry that calls home when the line is in use.
6 weeks is an awful short time between releases. Why not make it 4 or 6 months? That's still 2-3 version numbers a year. Current cycles means Mozilla are releasing over 8 versions a year, too many to keep track of, it seems Bugzilla is finding it hard to keep up too.
I've pretty much given up on Mozilla, I no longer triage bugs for them. There is no time to take bugs seriously, everything is focused on the next version number and the one under-the-hood thing that gets added in the new version.
Samsung: "I'm sorry Steve, I'm afraid I can't let you do that". Steve: "What's the problem?" Samsung: "I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do." Steve: "What are you talking about?" Samsung: "Your patent claim is null and void" Steve: "Where the hell did you get that idea," Samsung: "See youtube video"
When have you heard the major game companies ever think about the sub culture a game creates, or even car how happy the user is? It's all about number of units sold, "2 million sold in first week" is all they care about. They majors can manufacture their market through promotion, indies cannot.
Small companies may care, but they are they are not the ones spending £20m+ developing a long playing game for the Vita, the small companies are making the casual games that sell for 99p for Android/iOS.
How about an audio connector with a break before make connection, where the ground connection is made first, and doesnt pop and blow speakers when you forget to turn off your ipod before plugging it into your amp?
Umm, have you ever used an XLR plug and socket? If you connect the earth to the chassis ground/shield of the XLR connector, the earth is met before the hot and cold pins are engaged.
One RAID box? Their are several now, Lacie released one a couple of weeks back. Apple also have their Thunderbolt display, you might want to look at what it does.
I believe that in the UK you would only have to pay the losses incurred, so 24 songs at 79p would be £18.96, plus small claims court fees (may only top £50-100).
As for suing the average joe for copyright infringement for piracy, the music industry has lost every case in the UK.
If it helps, my support contract for a number of printers and digital photocopiers is 1p/page, and this includes all toner, paper, less than 12 hour call out, all parts and labour do not cost anything. We do have to pay half the cost of a new printer. We only do about 500 pages a week on all printers.
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Shouldn't they be suing ARM as Apple licensed it from them?
GPS drifts, and has to be calibrated several times a day. DGPS and WAAS make it more accurate from 100m to a few cm though.
You might also want to include:
Facebook Adds TV & Movies to the Stream
Spotify Comes to Facebook
Yahoo Hooks Up With Facebook for Socially Curated News
Internet Patent Overlord.
Facebook is owned by the CIA.
Also do not miss the fact the drives have throughput topping 160TB per second. These drives are fast. o_O
http://hothardware.com/articleimages/Item1712/3tb_roundup_atto_read.png
Total lie. Most HDD's will fail around 3 years, so ~26,000 hours.
I break in to your house and steal your Drobo, then what?
Hardware access to fax, all you need to do is intercept the analogue wires in the last mile. You can either splice a single cable, or even use a clamp on inductor. The cable is either underground, overground, or at a termination point in a cabinet or on a pole, and attach a small recording box the size of a cigarette lighter. I've even seen wire tappers that use induction, not just to tap, but also to draw power for GSM circuitry that calls home when the line is in use.
Mod parent up!
6 weeks is an awful short time between releases. Why not make it 4 or 6 months? That's still 2-3 version numbers a year. Current cycles means Mozilla are releasing over 8 versions a year, too many to keep track of, it seems Bugzilla is finding it hard to keep up too.
I've pretty much given up on Mozilla, I no longer triage bugs for them. There is no time to take bugs seriously, everything is focused on the next version number and the one under-the-hood thing that gets added in the new version.
Or http://biblequestion.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/moses1.jpg
Look AC, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over.
Majority of phone numbers are in the public domain anyway. Heard of a phone book?
You should have written that as:
Samsung: "I'm sorry Steve, I'm afraid I can't let you do that".
Steve: "What's the problem?"
Samsung: "I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do."
Steve: "What are you talking about?"
Samsung: "Your patent claim is null and void"
Steve: "Where the hell did you get that idea,"
Samsung: "See youtube video"
Is it me, or both Google and Facebook copying each other. G+ has animated GIFs, now Facebook has etc. Now this.
When have you heard the major game companies ever think about the sub culture a game creates, or even car how happy the user is? It's all about number of units sold, "2 million sold in first week" is all they care about. They majors can manufacture their market through promotion, indies cannot.
Small companies may care, but they are they are not the ones spending £20m+ developing a long playing game for the Vita, the small companies are making the casual games that sell for 99p for Android/iOS.
How about an audio connector with a break before make connection, where the ground connection is made first, and doesnt pop and blow speakers when you forget to turn off your ipod before plugging it into your amp?
Umm, have you ever used an XLR plug and socket? If you connect the earth to the chassis ground/shield of the XLR connector, the earth is met before the hot and cold pins are engaged.
Why not go from a 3.5mm to a 2.5mm TRS jack?
Frape Facebook itself. I see where you are going.
One RAID box? Their are several now, Lacie released one a couple of weeks back. Apple also have their Thunderbolt display, you might want to look at what it does.
Thunderbolt is not competing against USB either.
I believe that in the UK you would only have to pay the losses incurred, so 24 songs at 79p would be £18.96, plus small claims court fees (may only top £50-100).
As for suing the average joe for copyright infringement for piracy, the music industry has lost every case in the UK.
If it helps, my support contract for a number of printers and digital photocopiers is 1p/page, and this includes all toner, paper, less than 12 hour call out, all parts and labour do not cost anything. We do have to pay half the cost of a new printer. We only do about 500 pages a week on all printers.
Nice to know your Internet is huge, because the real one is quite small. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTBsm0LzSP0 [youtube.com]
Nice to know your Internet is huge, because the real one is quite small. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTBsm0LzSP0