As much as we'd like to think that, from what it seems, they probably don't have much say in anything. The position is more about popularity and showing that we do have a DHS department, even if it doesn't show much momentum.
I have yet to see anything useful come out of DHS than political banter.
17 months still won't simulate their worst obstacles. Radiation and extreme conditions are still factors that are keeping them from going there at the moment. I doubt that controlling the spacecraft and living conditions will vary much from current space station accomodations.
It isn't really a huge price difference between XP and Linux after buying it from Dell anyway. I'm guessing the businesses have the option to purchase larger support options, and they don't want to have to deal with that at the moment. Plus, there's probably a pact between them and Microsoft, when it comes to mass orders from businesses.
I would think that EBay was independent enough for people to know the name and use them without the use of Google or any other advertisement (aside from television). I think that once you're at a certain level, it's all top-of-mind-awareness, wouldn't you think?
Needless to say, I think they're probably making the right decision by ending whatever advertisement relationship they hold with them. It's only going to save them money and look better on paper.
I wonder what the statistics are for people who don't actually have any "gadgets" when dealing with things they can't be away from.
I'm guessing that everyone has about 3 or more things they wouldn't be able to go without doing, regardless of their genre. I'm sure some people couldn't go without cleaning religiously or without sewing or buying clothes.
I'd also like to see the correlation of the abscence of gadgets vs. OCD.
How could people be arrested for accessing networks without permission, via Wifi or any other means... but RIAA can browse around using whatever means necessary? I'm guessing its just p2p software or ISP subpoenas?
hehe.. it has it's deficiences in OSX as well. I don't know anyone who has a Mac and uses it as their primary browser. It's pretty slow and unreliable compared to other options.
This post was rated as "overrated" when it wasn't even rated. So, does that mean the "overrated" rating was overrated? So, therefore it's not overrated?
China's proposal for anti-censorship against Google's said proposal is to propose a censorship proposal proposition. In response the proposal set by China, Google proposed to set a an anti-proposal toward Yahoo's proposal to create a proposal against the China anti-censorship proposal. These proposals were proposed as a proposition to anti-proposialism, not censorship.
I was arrested in Carlisle even though I claimed I worked for the press (only a newspaper employee at the time). They told me I was obstructing Justice, because I was filming them. On another occasion, in the same place (carlisle) I was warned for using a digital sound recorder when my friend was getting in trouble.
They were all at a compact car show, years ago... nonetheless, they'll think of any reason they can.
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All in time for the Transformers Movie.
As much as we'd like to think that, from what it seems, they probably don't have much say in anything. The position is more about popularity and showing that we do have a DHS department, even if it doesn't show much momentum.
I have yet to see anything useful come out of DHS than political banter.
17 months still won't simulate their worst obstacles. Radiation and extreme conditions are still factors that are keeping them from going there at the moment. I doubt that controlling the spacecraft and living conditions will vary much from current space station accomodations.
I wonder if any of this has to do with the idea of 4 cores on one die being "easier said than done"?
It isn't really a huge price difference between XP and Linux after buying it from Dell anyway. I'm guessing the businesses have the option to purchase larger support options, and they don't want to have to deal with that at the moment. Plus, there's probably a pact between them and Microsoft, when it comes to mass orders from businesses.
Ya never know. That is strange though.
One night stands, exchanging numbers... brushing up against a chick to send her a text message... cracking the system to get hers.
Creepy, but endless.
Competitive or not, when fossil fuels are diminished, there will be no competition. So, any extra option would be helpful.
China's going to defeat the US with pirated copies of it's own OS. It'll be interesting to see how this pans out.
I would think that EBay was independent enough for people to know the name and use them without the use of Google or any other advertisement (aside from television). I think that once you're at a certain level, it's all top-of-mind-awareness, wouldn't you think?
Needless to say, I think they're probably making the right decision by ending whatever advertisement relationship they hold with them. It's only going to save them money and look better on paper.
I wonder what the statistics are for people who don't actually have any "gadgets" when dealing with things they can't be away from.
I'm guessing that everyone has about 3 or more things they wouldn't be able to go without doing, regardless of their genre. I'm sure some people couldn't go without cleaning religiously or without sewing or buying clothes.
I'd also like to see the correlation of the abscence of gadgets vs. OCD.
How could people be arrested for accessing networks without permission, via Wifi or any other means... but RIAA can browse around using whatever means necessary? I'm guessing its just p2p software or ISP subpoenas?
The government can put cameras on every block, but anyone who takes pictures of the streets themselves for public use is illegal.
I know it's daily government behavior, and there's probably lots more examples of it... but, it's still funny.
And a true hate for Windows OS.
Good point, paanta.
hehe.. it has it's deficiences in OSX as well. I don't know anyone who has a Mac and uses it as their primary browser. It's pretty slow and unreliable compared to other options.
If you don't want their service, they'll spam you.
Links? What are Links? I'm using binary!
Good question. If I'm not in it, and something drops... does it echo?
hmm.
I prefer Netscape Navigator 1.0. Simple, yet barely useable.
Basically, triggerhappy and sour.
This post was rated as "overrated" when it wasn't even rated. So, does that mean the "overrated" rating was overrated? So, therefore it's not overrated?
Awesome, accept this milk ring as a token of my gratitude.
China's proposal for anti-censorship against Google's said proposal is to propose a censorship proposal proposition. In response the proposal set by China, Google proposed to set a an anti-proposal toward Yahoo's proposal to create a proposal against the China anti-censorship proposal. These proposals were proposed as a proposition to anti-proposialism, not censorship.
I was arrested in Carlisle even though I claimed I worked for the press (only a newspaper employee at the time). They told me I was obstructing Justice, because I was filming them. On another occasion, in the same place (carlisle) I was warned for using a digital sound recorder when my friend was getting in trouble.
They were all at a compact car show, years ago... nonetheless, they'll think of any reason they can.
"I see your shwartz is as big as mine."