I would have no problem with it if the only laws they say applied are magical ones. Applying scientific analysis leads to the conclusion that it acts as a placebo, which is an interesting field of study in its own right but is contrary to the claims of proponents.
Fucking bullshit. They have been the premiere forums for IT choice in Australia for over a decade and are peerless in their stature. Every software company in Australia that I know of, and many outside are represented on their forums with a professional presence, allowing instant feedback to the people who make the decisions. It is unparalleled in the world as far as I can gather for the access to industry insiders. They deliberately sever ties to any advertising or other industry pressures, the only advertising they do is for their hosting providers who host them as a courtesy to the Australian online community. Your slander is unsubstantiated bullshit.
EricTheGreen, keen, lean and mean, cleans machines supreme, gleans obscene fiends GGP was whimsical, so it's time to get rhythmical, forget the political just chill to the pacifical Didn't they mention, I'm in main contention, onomatopoeia retention is at maximum affection I'm a smartarse, loudmouth rude uncouth bastard, so dont mind my darstardly ways, just gaze into the future my friend, time isn't at an end, it forever extends.
I agree, it would set a very scary precedent. I've found Broadband Choice immensely helpful over the years finding ISPs, all thanks to the in-depth user feedback. The court claim reads like any typical forum thread, which is why I have faith this will be thrown out at the first opportunity. While not having a constitutional protection of free speech, we do have rights enshrined in common law which should apply here (IANAL etc.)
As opposed to, say, intercepting those calls at the base station? This seems to be a way to avoid these eavesdropping posts, or at least stop the governments and telcos monopolising them.
Just get a pure computing or maths degree. Don't waste your time on shoddy art schools - there's little chance of meeting a successful developer that way. Instead, form an ad-hoc company with some fellow like-minded students while getting your degree and start developing. Join the local industry association to meet developers and entrepreneurs, while focusing on your core skills at university. Use your university time to read all the old SIGGRAPH journals, or whichever topic in the game sphere takes your fancy. The tools for game design are identical to other software, it's all in the application of those concepts.
Assuming alliterations are always apparent admits absence of afterthought. Learn that linguistics leverage lost lines, lest ye languish. Parent poster presumably postulated the Pascal premise presuppositionally. Defined, 'I wonder how much orphaned legacy Delphi code there is out there looking for a support route.' distinctly diverges to 'Does destitute Delphi data desire duplicate development designs?'
That's a fantastic picture, thanks. I'm fairly sure Antarctica is populated all year round. It is far easier to get to than the ISS, and I'm sure most scientists would feel a similar thrill staying at either one.
No more than a few thousand in the height of summer, going down to hundreds over winter. The most populous antarctic centre is McMurdo Base on Ross Island, south of New Zealand, operated by the United States. Australia's four stations have winter-time populations totalling around 80 in winter, rising to perhaps 200 in summer. In addition, marine scientists spend a lot of time on research boats in the Southern Ocean during the summer months.
So there you have it. Thanks again for the pic, and don't fret, APOD is never off-topic!
It was an amazing concept. Who would have thought to make a personal music player using a pocket sized playback device that you listened to through headphones? A truly revolutionary device.
The article skims the details of those involved. The ACCC is one of the few worthwhile government departments, who basically prosecute breaches of consumer rights like false advertising. The Trading Post is the most popular classified ad newspaper and website, of which the majority of ads are for cars and motorbikes. It is very likely that the ACCC will get their way, which probably means the Trading Post gets charged for fraudulently posing as an affiliate or representative of the dealerships. It is far from clear how Google will be affected, but already google.com.au seem to have pulled the sponsored links from the top.
He's got a life... he's a mysterious, dangerous agent in the mysterious dark caverns of the Mac Serial Underground, a shadow world where people are known only by a cryptic screenname and danger lurks at every corner.
It's either that, or just the bad lighting in the basement.
No, it just means that after two years, they were going to be the first ones to venture out of Moms basement. Luckily their plans were overthrown, and the real world is safe once again.
he is in the Grand Old Pedophiles and Corrupt Thieves and Draft Dodgers and Deserters Party, which has become little more than a machine of immoral cowardly thieves stealing as much as they can from the public tills.
You'll have to be more specific I'm afraid, I still can't tell which party that is.
I'm highly dubious that even if the courts would allow tracking of his car, that they would allow the same for his daughters and flatmates car. Still, the proof is in the pudding, this still could be up front and legit even though it stinks of something very fishy going on.
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That was last week, now they're in the Extend phase.
I would have no problem with it if the only laws they say applied are magical ones. Applying scientific analysis leads to the conclusion that it acts as a placebo, which is an interesting field of study in its own right but is contrary to the claims of proponents.
So, we lost Archie and Veronica thanks to Jughead?
Fucking bullshit. They have been the premiere forums for IT choice in Australia for over a decade and are peerless in their stature. Every software company in Australia that I know of, and many outside are represented on their forums with a professional presence, allowing instant feedback to the people who make the decisions. It is unparalleled in the world as far as I can gather for the access to industry insiders. They deliberately sever ties to any advertising or other industry pressures, the only advertising they do is for their hosting providers who host them as a courtesy to the Australian online community. Your slander is unsubstantiated bullshit.
EricTheGreen, keen, lean and mean, cleans machines supreme, gleans obscene fiends
GGP was whimsical, so it's time to get rhythmical, forget the political just chill to the pacifical
Didn't they mention, I'm in main contention, onomatopoeia retention is at maximum affection
I'm a smartarse, loudmouth rude uncouth bastard, so dont mind my darstardly ways,
just gaze into the future my friend, time isn't at an end, it forever extends.
Actually, the US had Uncle Sam, though I hear he's being replaced by Big Brother.
Botnet creators announced that they would work together with Sun to utilise their new Microsoft capabilities to the fullest extent.
I agree, it would set a very scary precedent. I've found Broadband Choice immensely helpful over the years finding ISPs, all thanks to the in-depth user feedback. The court claim reads like any typical forum thread, which is why I have faith this will be thrown out at the first opportunity. While not having a constitutional protection of free speech, we do have rights enshrined in common law which should apply here (IANAL etc.)
Except, of course, where an Australian judge deems it fit. Extradition's a bitch.
Motus, stops bent!
As opposed to, say, intercepting those calls at the base station? This seems to be a way to avoid these eavesdropping posts, or at least stop the governments and telcos monopolising them.
That, or just use tinfoil.
Just get a pure computing or maths degree. Don't waste your time on shoddy art schools - there's little chance of meeting a successful developer that way. Instead, form an ad-hoc company with some fellow like-minded students while getting your degree and start developing. Join the local industry association to meet developers and entrepreneurs, while focusing on your core skills at university. Use your university time to read all the old SIGGRAPH journals, or whichever topic in the game sphere takes your fancy. The tools for game design are identical to other software, it's all in the application of those concepts.
I should have the right to change the contents of my harddrive without voiding a hardware warranty, online or offline!
Assuming alliterations are always apparent admits absence of afterthought. Learn that linguistics leverage lost lines, lest ye languish. Parent poster presumably postulated the Pascal premise presuppositionally. Defined, 'I wonder how much orphaned legacy Delphi code there is out there looking for a support route.' distinctly diverges to 'Does destitute Delphi data desire duplicate development designs?'
So I checked, and according to the Australian Antarctic Division:
No more than a few thousand in the height of summer, going down to hundreds over winter. The most populous antarctic centre is McMurdo Base on Ross Island, south of New Zealand, operated by the United States. Australia's four stations have winter-time populations totalling around 80 in winter, rising to perhaps 200 in summer. In addition, marine scientists spend a lot of time on research boats in the Southern Ocean during the summer months.So there you have it. Thanks again for the pic, and don't fret, APOD is never off-topic!
It was an amazing concept. Who would have thought to make a personal music player using a pocket sized playback device that you listened to through headphones? A truly revolutionary device.
The article skims the details of those involved. The ACCC is one of the few worthwhile government departments, who basically prosecute breaches of consumer rights like false advertising. The Trading Post is the most popular classified ad newspaper and website, of which the majority of ads are for cars and motorbikes. It is very likely that the ACCC will get their way, which probably means the Trading Post gets charged for fraudulently posing as an affiliate or representative of the dealerships. It is far from clear how Google will be affected, but already google.com.au seem to have pulled the sponsored links from the top.
Pfft roads? They've got nothing on rocks - they haven't reproduced for millions of years and they're everywhere!
I'm afraid I don't feel good, Dave.
It's either that, or just the bad lighting in the basement.
No, it just means that after two years, they were going to be the first ones to venture out of Moms basement. Luckily their plans were overthrown, and the real world is safe once again.
I know! They'd never do a page about Goatse.. aww crap.
You'll have to be more specific I'm afraid, I still can't tell which party that is.
I'm highly dubious that even if the courts would allow tracking of his car, that they would allow the same for his daughters and flatmates car. Still, the proof is in the pudding, this still could be up front and legit even though it stinks of something very fishy going on.