So what I hear you saying is I know phone one does xyz. xyz is unique. I than look for any phone I don't know about that does xyz, and test to see if phone 2 doing xyz is same person? is stretch, but as someone below said would only really identify people using burners, and the number changes, but the pattern doesn't. drug dealers may throw away there phone, but I bet they sell at the same locations.
Based on your comment and theirs I would say they are identified. Identified as someone who doesn't carry there phone much. Only shows up for short periods of time. If on is mostly likely at one location, their house. That would be unique in comparison to those who have there phone full time. Use on the same bus route at the same time to the same job to the same bus route to the same home 5 days a week.
Did you check under the couch cushions? I sometimes lose change in there; maybe that is where they lost it. Maybe they lost it in a high stakes poker game?
I didn't say "German's" were doing there job, I said Nazi. I replied to an AC who said they (DOJ, JSTOR, MIT) were doing there job. My point was that if the people in DOJ, JSTOR, or MIT "were just doing there job" you need to take that in context. You are misdirecting what I said because you feel one way about the case. I was merely pointing out that maybe someone should walk away from a job rather than "just doing it".
I also never said that the *proper* investigation should not happen. I did not reply in either way to this point that you bring up. Again, I just wanted to point out that you should pay attention to what weight can be given to "just doing your job." That is all.
...But everyone ever involved in any tiny and innocent phase of this story shouldn't have to endure vigilantes who think they can torment people who were honestly only doing their job.
The Nazi soldiers were "just doing their job." Just saying...
I hope that 3D printers create a new class of tinker: I take my broken gearwheel to him. He does a 3D scan or downloads the specifications and then prints a new part. Repair mechanics don't need to carry inventory of spares. Plus, spare parts aren't declared 'obsolete' once the model is 2 years old.
But i think your saying that not everyone will have them. Only some will.
I would mod you up if I could. Why I do some things, Gardening, I do that because I enjoy it, not because I'm saving money. Although people think that. I could see getting a CNC machine (now that I saw it pointed out in here it was cheap) not because I think I will save money, but I love working with wood. I'm making a planter box, and yes that is saving me money. 130-200 for the size I'm making with materials for 40. But, I wouldn't expect people to know how to think it up. My fiance I don't think understands how I"m doing it even after drawing 2d from all sides, as well as a 3d sketch up. This is great for hobbies though. Anyway, I do think you have a point. Only hobbyist who like that thing, or small businesses will have one.
Ok, so this makes this deal great for AMD. This also makes it sound like Nvidia made the right deal. They only deal with GPU's. They don't need to leverage or care which CPU there GPU is shipped with. This deal might effect Intel as mentioned as well i guess, but again it sounds like Nvidia doesn't gain or loose by this.
amazon is good with dealing with fake zombies. But china companies offer astroturfing for a price for lots of places. I think Amazon is ranked one in dealing with it though. Least last I read an article on such.
You got that wrong. Now they will say see, we told you this existed. But if this is what they are willing to show us, think how more powerful the government version is that they won't show us? They can remove you from one video walking down the street, and put you in the same scene last week (ATM time stamp) robbing someone!
Where the reflections masked? I would think you could remove them too, you just need to select them as well. I'm at work, so am unable to see the videos till I get home.
It isn't just 97. At work I have 3 monitor setup. Office 2010. I have an excel spreadsheet with forms written in VBA code. It is any guess which monitor it will pop up, under, over around. It has no relation to which monitor is 1, which the spreadsheet is on, if the spreadsheet is on two, maximized (max goes to just one). So yeah, it is broken.
Sorry, that is the past. They are bought from overseas for cheap now. Each number has a tiny "made in china" stamp on the side when turned in a 3d direction. They just want you to believe it is Artisan, that is a hype word right now.
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So what I hear you saying is I know phone one does xyz. xyz is unique. I than look for any phone I don't know about that does xyz, and test to see if phone 2 doing xyz is same person? is stretch, but as someone below said would only really identify people using burners, and the number changes, but the pattern doesn't. drug dealers may throw away there phone, but I bet they sell at the same locations.
Based on your comment and theirs I would say they are identified. Identified as someone who doesn't carry there phone much. Only shows up for short periods of time. If on is mostly likely at one location, their house. That would be unique in comparison to those who have there phone full time. Use on the same bus route at the same time to the same job to the same bus route to the same home 5 days a week.
Yes, you have paid Apple for the "i" on your keyboard? Oh wait, I just looked at mine, Thankfully it is an upper case. I'm safe.
Even so, they are pointing out a cooper is small. Is there a "regular" cooper? If not, than that might be more the reason.
i think IMDB is the best example.
Did you check under the couch cushions? I sometimes lose change in there; maybe that is where they lost it. Maybe they lost it in a high stakes poker game?
I didn't say "German's" were doing there job, I said Nazi. I replied to an AC who said they (DOJ, JSTOR, MIT) were doing there job. My point was that if the people in DOJ, JSTOR, or MIT "were just doing there job" you need to take that in context. You are misdirecting what I said because you feel one way about the case. I was merely pointing out that maybe someone should walk away from a job rather than "just doing it".
I also never said that the *proper* investigation should not happen. I did not reply in either way to this point that you bring up. Again, I just wanted to point out that you should pay attention to what weight can be given to "just doing your job." That is all.
...But everyone ever involved in any tiny and innocent phase of this story shouldn't have to endure vigilantes who think they can torment people who were honestly only doing their job.
The Nazi soldiers were "just doing their job." Just saying...
you have that backwards, it is the produce that the sound will make. Just image a new kind of chord. It is like a Gourd, but sweater.
I hope that 3D printers create a new class of tinker: I take my broken gearwheel to him. He does a 3D scan or downloads the specifications and then prints a new part. Repair mechanics don't need to carry inventory of spares. Plus, spare parts aren't declared 'obsolete' once the model is 2 years old.
But i think your saying that not everyone will have them. Only some will.
I would mod you up if I could. Why I do some things, Gardening, I do that because I enjoy it, not because I'm saving money. Although people think that. I could see getting a CNC machine (now that I saw it pointed out in here it was cheap) not because I think I will save money, but I love working with wood. I'm making a planter box, and yes that is saving me money. 130-200 for the size I'm making with materials for 40. But, I wouldn't expect people to know how to think it up. My fiance I don't think understands how I"m doing it even after drawing 2d from all sides, as well as a 3d sketch up. This is great for hobbies though. Anyway, I do think you have a point. Only hobbyist who like that thing, or small businesses will have one.
Wait, it can print itself? http://kafee.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/drawing_hands.jpg
I want a CNC home put together kit now..
Ok, so this makes this deal great for AMD. This also makes it sound like Nvidia made the right deal. They only deal with GPU's. They don't need to leverage or care which CPU there GPU is shipped with. This deal might effect Intel as mentioned as well i guess, but again it sounds like Nvidia doesn't gain or loose by this.
even if you sandbox, does the average user know when to click yes run, vs no don't? But I want to see cute kittens playing with yarn!
This may be true, but what does Intel have to do with nvidia?
Wow, Double Space. I have hazy memories now.
I'm talking about forms loading when excel is all ready open.
amazon is good with dealing with fake zombies. But china companies offer astroturfing for a price for lots of places. I think Amazon is ranked one in dealing with it though. Least last I read an article on such.
Or you could watch the story on youtube when a play through is released.
You got that wrong. Now they will say see, we told you this existed. But if this is what they are willing to show us, think how more powerful the government version is that they won't show us? They can remove you from one video walking down the street, and put you in the same scene last week (ATM time stamp) robbing someone!
Where the reflections masked? I would think you could remove them too, you just need to select them as well. I'm at work, so am unable to see the videos till I get home.
These are not the vampire reflections you seek. . .
It isn't just 97. At work I have 3 monitor setup. Office 2010. I have an excel spreadsheet with forms written in VBA code. It is any guess which monitor it will pop up, under, over around. It has no relation to which monitor is 1, which the spreadsheet is on, if the spreadsheet is on two, maximized (max goes to just one). So yeah, it is broken.
Sorry, that is the past. They are bought from overseas for cheap now. Each number has a tiny "made in china" stamp on the side when turned in a 3d direction. They just want you to believe it is Artisan, that is a hype word right now.