If you're an investor, you should pay attention. Buying back company stock is a cheap trick to try to jack up share price in the short term without any real improvement in the company itself. It's a Wall Street game that brings no real improvement to the company for the long term.
I don't understand TI's behavior. It would seem that an enthusiastic hacker backing would get lots of calculators sold.
The only possible thing I can think of is that there is no hardware difference between their cheap calculators and their expensive calculators and they don't want that fact exposed.
Any ideas why TI is doing this? Why is it in their economic interest?
Yeah, this is flamingly unconstitutional. The IRS needs a warrant to go onto your real property to get property that they have a tax lien on. G. M. Leasing Corp. v. U. S. 429 U.S. 338. The RIAA's gonna need a warrant too. This is not a hard call.
Yeah, the government was stupid, but not for the reason you think. The government was stupid for trusting Terry Childs.
The City was in emergency mode. They spent tons of money trying to get access back to their system. The restitution order is an attempt to remedy the city for those expenses.
I don't understand why this whack job gets sympathy for so many people. He got a little too much time, in my opinion, but that's the only sympathy that rogue admin gets from me.
Amazon's got a right to get over on taxes, while its competitior must pay? Doesn't sound like a fair marketplace to me. Looks like Bezos wants all the government infrastructure support for free--He wants his competitors to pay for the infrastructure.
Nevertheless, the idea of physically carrying all of your data and associated programs with you in a compact format that you can access anywhere is a very appealing idea.
A computer that could be plugged into a more powerful computer, where it would either use the more powerful comuter's resources or just the more powerful computer's display and input features.
The nuclear apologists' arguments wouldn't sound so hollow if right now we were watching TEPCO relocate and care for the people it has damaged. TEPCO executives sit in their expensive houses while people in the vicinity of Fukushima sit in an irradiated environment. Something ain't right about that.
Dude! The synth can be in your computer. It can be anything you want: Sampled piano, sampled drums, or synth sounds. Then there are the effects that you can apply.
The glove is just the interface. You can use the device to create your own instrument! You won't be limited by pads, a midi keyboard, or your computer keyboard.
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Actually, it's robbery not theft.
Maybe witness intimidation too.
Only in the USA.
I certainly wouldn't hold Sony to a promise that was extorted from them.
Selective enforcement needs to be a crime in its self. It happen all the time. This is incompatable with rule of law.
It's been tried. It doesn't work. Judges will not do it. Juries will not do it. If you try to force them to do it . . . you're just a fascist.
Since the Pentagon has such an expanded idea of "war," it's great to know that only Congress can declare war.
Oh, wait . . . .
Like I'm going to back a company that supports Lance Armstrong?
They're crazy (and overpriced).
If you're an investor, you should pay attention. Buying back company stock is a cheap trick to try to jack up share price in the short term without any real improvement in the company itself. It's a Wall Street game that brings no real improvement to the company for the long term.
Make poison lemonade!
The hobbyists are having fun. That's an easy one to answer.
I don't understand TI's behavior. It would seem that an enthusiastic hacker backing would get lots of calculators sold.
The only possible thing I can think of is that there is no hardware difference between their cheap calculators and their expensive calculators and they don't want that fact exposed.
Any ideas why TI is doing this? Why is it in their economic interest?
Surely you have not just burned your attorney-client privilege?! Willful ignorance equates to knowledge in the eyes of the law.
Yeah, this is flamingly unconstitutional. The IRS needs a warrant to go onto your real property to get property that they have a tax lien on. G. M. Leasing Corp. v. U. S. 429 U.S. 338. The RIAA's gonna need a warrant too. This is not a hard call.
Yeah, the government was stupid, but not for the reason you think. The government was stupid for trusting Terry Childs.
The City was in emergency mode. They spent tons of money trying to get access back to their system. The restitution order is an attempt to remedy the city for those expenses.
I don't understand why this whack job gets sympathy for so many people. He got a little too much time, in my opinion, but that's the only sympathy that rogue admin gets from me.
Amazon's got a right to get over on taxes, while its competitior must pay?
Doesn't sound like a fair marketplace to me. Looks like Bezos wants all the government infrastructure support for free--He wants his competitors to pay for the infrastructure.
Nevertheless, the idea of physically carrying all of your data and associated programs with you in a compact format that you can access anywhere is a very appealing idea.
But a docking station effected through USB and software!!
A computer that could be plugged into a more powerful computer, where it would either use the more powerful comuter's resources or just the more powerful computer's display and input features.
That would be very cool.
The better question: Is anybody submitting reviews for books not published by Packt?
I read DPI and thought dots per inch.
That really depends upon the sophistication of the design.
It could be shitty, or it could be really cool!
The nuclear apologists' arguments wouldn't sound so hollow if right now we were watching TEPCO relocate and care for the people it has damaged. TEPCO executives sit in their expensive houses while people in the vicinity of Fukushima sit in an irradiated environment. Something ain't right about that.
Dude!
The synth can be in your computer. It can be anything you want: Sampled piano, sampled drums, or synth sounds. Then there are the effects that you can apply.
The glove is just the interface. You can use the device to create your own instrument! You won't be limited by pads, a midi keyboard, or your computer keyboard.
This is one of the best slashdot posts I have read in a long time.
Wikileaks expressly discusses the value of the leaked material as material to be sold to news organizations.
Assange's organization is EVIL.
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