Every single email in the white house's email system is backed up and available for congressional auditors.
The problem is Bush (and at least 88 other officials) broke the law and used the RNC and Bush/Cheney '04 accounts for official business.
It's not just privacy and security we're lax on, but economics, defence, energy policy, education, pretty much anything that doesn't involve people with a skin color that is different than ours (terrorism and immigration).
Once whale oil supplies were low enough, there was nothing but a ban on whaling that stopped it's use.
We kept on using every last bit that was produced. I'd imagine oil will be the same way.
I've got Enlightenment e16 with all the eye candy (sans composite) running on my 128MB 300mhz laptop.
The thing came with Windows 98. It won't even Run XP, yet here I am, surfing Slashdot with Firefox3.
How do you accidentally spill a soda out the window? At best that's reckless endangerment, and that's if you can convince the jury your drank mysteriously flew out the window.
Do that to a cop, and it would be attempted murder.
Biometric data/= biometric authentication. If you're horribly disfifgured in an accident, they can still access your data and change it. Not so if the only way to access it was with biometric data.
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On Microsoft's Knowledge Base.
At least "digital diary" had alliteration going for it.
That's hard to do when OEMs are forbidden from advertising anything but Windows.
What's REALLY annoying, is "blog". Did weblog really need to be abbreviated?
They were thinking they could buy off the ISO. Were they wrong?
A fair election? You mean this ends automatic ballot access for Democrats and Republicans, as well as matching funds?
Every single email in the white house's email system is backed up and available for congressional auditors. The problem is Bush (and at least 88 other officials) broke the law and used the RNC and Bush/Cheney '04 accounts for official business.
It's not just privacy and security we're lax on, but economics, defence, energy policy, education, pretty much anything that doesn't involve people with a skin color that is different than ours (terrorism and immigration).
That's not much of a markup.
There are planty of no-jackasses to vote for, and they're easy to find. Look on the ballot for a name without a D or and R behind it.
Bundling apps is just fine, unless they're a convicted monopoly that bundles only it's own apps.
Monopoloes abusing their power is never a shock. It's generally how they became monopolies in the first place.
Once whale oil supplies were low enough, there was nothing but a ban on whaling that stopped it's use. We kept on using every last bit that was produced. I'd imagine oil will be the same way.
There is less heat wasted from dissipation than there is with a 20% efficient photovoltaic setup.
They can always use whale oil, too. The demand for that is WAY down from it's peak.
I've got Enlightenment e16 with all the eye candy (sans composite) running on my 128MB 300mhz laptop. The thing came with Windows 98. It won't even Run XP, yet here I am, surfing Slashdot with Firefox3.
How do you accidentally spill a soda out the window? At best that's reckless endangerment, and that's if you can convince the jury your drank mysteriously flew out the window. Do that to a cop, and it would be attempted murder.
movement = poop motion != poop
That's not funny, that's insightful.
The police have never made a dent in the illegal drug market.
Google paid them to go on private property?
OOXML to ODF converters are a bit premature to think about, since no program exists to create OOXML in the first place.
Am I too late to make a 2 Girls 1 Cup joke?
That's nice of them. When will Office have native ODF support? Or OOXML support for that matter?
Biometric data /= biometric authentication. If you're horribly disfifgured in an accident, they can still access your data and change it. Not so if the only way to access it was with biometric data.