Amazon surely claims that the subsidiary doesn't establish nexus for the corporate entity making the sale. Thus, the corporate parent doesn't need to collect in Texas for Texas customers.
I wouldn't call running OS 9 on a four-year-old laptop "abandoned." And I can still run PowerPC-only software on Intel thanks to some widget I downloaded from Apple.
Why does anyone care about Bill Gates' position on vaccines? Because he and his foundation are trying to help children around the world, partly by using vaccines to eradicate childhood diseases. Your anger is misplaced.
The problem is human nature. There will always be a few people who consume much more bandwidth than they realistically need. Think of the guy who has illegally downloaded 2,000 movies although he's watched fewer than 100 of them. These people need to be constrained so that they don't mess up others' lives and this plan seems to be a reasonable way to do it.
If this person has the credentials, he violated the rules by making his nomination public. "The statutes of the Nobel Foundation restrict disclosure of information about the nominations, whether publicly or privately, for 50 years." This whole thread is bogus.
Wow, the first spam comment I have ever seen on/. And not one piece is authentic. I especially like how they made the security icons clickable but not the way they should be.
Mod parent up. I never entered any information not required in the first place. And I set up a separate e-mail address just for Facebook so I could track who was getting it. We Facebook users are not as stupid as we look.
This story is from the United Kingdom (THINQ.co.uk). A search on Google News didn't produce any hits except the one article. Find me someone in Florida who's written something about this and I'll write a comment.
They don't grade fathers but, if they did, you would get an A+. Taking the time to do the research completely improved your son's life and yours as well. But watch for the autistic part to show up again, especially if you are on the autistic spectrum yourself (especially if you are high-functioning and don't realize that you are on the spectrum).
You can still hunt for snipes! I'll bet your search will be just as productive although I doubt you will get governments to throw billions of dollars your way to help with the hunt.
You're so right. Half the graduating class of the local high school was looking forward to reading meters for the rest of their lives and now it's going away.
I can be a grammer nazi. You rang? "fee's" should be "fees"; it's a plural, not a possessive. My apologies if it was just a keying error as I do that all the time (my fingers have a mind of their own).
Magazines are dying. They're desperate. When you see this story in the Wall Street Journal, let me know. When the source is InfoWorld, ComputerWorld and any other World, I'm not going to even bother reading the article.
I had heard that the BPL project was on hold until the supplier could include sensors on the transformers (e.g. if a transformer failed, the sensor would report that to Duke). The story I saw indicates that the Echelon equipment can use either BPL or a Verizon connection to get the data back to Duke. I'm guessing that they will start with Verizon and then include many meters in the BPL connection. I can confirm that by checking the houses that have BPL and see if they have the same type of box on the power pole that my transformer has or not.
Sorry, a capacitor is just too dangerous. If it were to short out, the high voltage (13,000 V) would pass through to the low voltage lines (115 V) which would burn up houses and kill people.
They convert the signal to optic and then convert it back to an electric signal on the low side (115/230V) of the transformer. The optic connection is to eliminate any possibility that the high distribution voltage (say, 13,000 V) would bleed over to the low voltage side. We have had it for some time here in Cincinnati.
This appears to be what Duke is using in Cincinnati. At about the time my smart gas and electric meters were installed, a device went on the power pole with two antennas labeled "gas/electric."
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Amazon surely claims that the subsidiary doesn't establish nexus for the corporate entity making the sale. Thus, the corporate parent doesn't need to collect in Texas for Texas customers.
I believe "Operation Night Dragon" is the name McAfee assigned, obviously before they figured out that they were daytime attacks.
If I understand your question correctly, I think you are seeing the firehose version of the story as well. It was there before the redesign, too.
I wouldn't call running OS 9 on a four-year-old laptop "abandoned." And I can still run PowerPC-only software on Intel thanks to some widget I downloaded from Apple.
Exactly. When I saw that claim, I wanted to say [citation needed].
Why does anyone care about Bill Gates' position on vaccines? Because he and his foundation are trying to help children around the world, partly by using vaccines to eradicate childhood diseases. Your anger is misplaced.
The problem is human nature. There will always be a few people who consume much more bandwidth than they realistically need. Think of the guy who has illegally downloaded 2,000 movies although he's watched fewer than 100 of them. These people need to be constrained so that they don't mess up others' lives and this plan seems to be a reasonable way to do it.
If this person has the credentials, he violated the rules by making his nomination public. "The statutes of the Nobel Foundation restrict disclosure of information about the nominations, whether publicly or privately, for 50 years." This whole thread is bogus.
He knew this when he posted. But you can't do it by hand unless you can get the specific dyes required for the process.
Thanks. I thought that maybe something in the new design wasn't working in my browser.
Wow, the first spam comment I have ever seen on /. And not one piece is authentic. I especially like how they made the security icons clickable but not the way they should be.
Mod parent up. I never entered any information not required in the first place. And I set up a separate e-mail address just for Facebook so I could track who was getting it. We Facebook users are not as stupid as we look.
This story is from the United Kingdom (THINQ.co.uk). A search on Google News didn't produce any hits except the one article. Find me someone in Florida who's written something about this and I'll write a comment.
Sure you can. You just can't integrate it into Software Update.
They don't grade fathers but, if they did, you would get an A+. Taking the time to do the research completely improved your son's life and yours as well. But watch for the autistic part to show up again, especially if you are on the autistic spectrum yourself (especially if you are high-functioning and don't realize that you are on the spectrum).
You need graduated bifocals, like the earlier poster mentioned.
You can still hunt for snipes! I'll bet your search will be just as productive although I doubt you will get governments to throw billions of dollars your way to help with the hunt.
I read your cache and have no idea what you're talking about...
You're so right. Half the graduating class of the local high school was looking forward to reading meters for the rest of their lives and now it's going away.
I can be a grammer nazi. You rang? "fee's" should be "fees"; it's a plural, not a possessive. My apologies if it was just a keying error as I do that all the time (my fingers have a mind of their own).
Magazines are dying. They're desperate. When you see this story in the Wall Street Journal, let me know. When the source is InfoWorld, ComputerWorld and any other World, I'm not going to even bother reading the article.
I had heard that the BPL project was on hold until the supplier could include sensors on the transformers (e.g. if a transformer failed, the sensor would report that to Duke). The story I saw indicates that the Echelon equipment can use either BPL or a Verizon connection to get the data back to Duke. I'm guessing that they will start with Verizon and then include many meters in the BPL connection. I can confirm that by checking the houses that have BPL and see if they have the same type of box on the power pole that my transformer has or not.
Sorry, a capacitor is just too dangerous. If it were to short out, the high voltage (13,000 V) would pass through to the low voltage lines (115 V) which would burn up houses and kill people.
They convert the signal to optic and then convert it back to an electric signal on the low side (115/230V) of the transformer. The optic connection is to eliminate any possibility that the high distribution voltage (say, 13,000 V) would bleed over to the low voltage side. We have had it for some time here in Cincinnati.
This appears to be what Duke is using in Cincinnati. At about the time my smart gas and electric meters were installed, a device went on the power pole with two antennas labeled "gas/electric."