Speedy trial doesn't have anything to do with length of the trial itself. It has to do with being guaranteed that the trial starts within a timely period after being indicted.
The only way nowadays to open old doc and docx files that were created with ancient versions of MS Office is to use LibreOffice since MS likes to drop support for its own file formats.
I've heard this repeated time and time again on Slashdot and in other nerd circles without a single example of such a document file ever posted to back up the claims. Do you actually have one to back up your claims? I routinely open doc files created back in Office 97 that open just fine in 2010 and beyond. Even saved back out and work perfectly fine in the older versions of Office as well.
Verizon has peering agreements to cover costs the wider Internet. Secondly, the ISPs have always argued that the last mile (in fiber or spectrum) is the bottleneck and why they need data caps. So it's amusing watching you try to flip the argument now that we see that Verizon has no real bandwidth bottleneck for its wireless service if it can zero-rate streaming as long as you pay the piper.
The government might have to prove their charges in a court of law? My god, how evil that idea is. Clearly they must be bad guys if its claimed they are so.
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No, because this has nothing to do with sales tax.
Attempts to access a Microsoft Teredo server (and sometimes failing)? That sounds broken, turn it off.
They were failing because the person doing this test made it impossible for Windows 10 to reach it.
Like ATM.
Of course, why would anyone need Asynchronous Transfer Mode to be spelled out?
Speedy trial doesn't have anything to do with length of the trial itself. It has to do with being guaranteed that the trial starts within a timely period after being indicted.
The only way nowadays to open old doc and docx files that were created with ancient versions of MS Office is to use LibreOffice since MS likes to drop support for its own file formats.
I've heard this repeated time and time again on Slashdot and in other nerd circles without a single example of such a document file ever posted to back up the claims. Do you actually have one to back up your claims? I routinely open doc files created back in Office 97 that open just fine in 2010 and beyond. Even saved back out and work perfectly fine in the older versions of Office as well.
It's also not necessarily a good thing. There's good reason that almost no one jabs knives into their eyes. It's not because their "sheeple".
Yes, a tiny minority of people. In fact, many Linux applications can't even be launched that way and next-to-no-one cares.
"Many" people in a tiny minority.
Exactly. All the innovation of Opera was thrown out long ago when it just became a Chrome reskin.
Right. Because you can tell how an app will perform by the looks of its interface...
So then what are these innovative features that I'm not seeing?
Telling the truth is flamebait? Downmodding Opera fangirl, please do tell what is innovative about current Opera? It looks 95% like Chrome.
Yes, making a reskinned Chrome is super innovative.
Or just block the ad-blocker blocker script. Just like one can do for most of these sites trying to block ad blockers.
Verizon has peering agreements to cover costs the wider Internet. Secondly, the ISPs have always argued that the last mile (in fiber or spectrum) is the bottleneck and why they need data caps. So it's amusing watching you try to flip the argument now that we see that Verizon has no real bandwidth bottleneck for its wireless service if it can zero-rate streaming as long as you pay the piper.
Because AT&T is better, right?
It's Jeff Bezos-centric.
British authorities would not have access to records of U.S. citizens if they emerged in the British investigations.
Riiiiight. They would never do that and hand it over to its Five Eyes brethren in the NSA. That's just crazy talk!
Why would I "try" that date? That's the release date of the Air 2, idiot.
The government might have to prove their charges in a court of law? My god, how evil that idea is. Clearly they must be bad guys if its claimed they are so.
So being a corporate shill is okay as long as someone else is a bigger one? lolwut?
You're surprised that an advertising company pulls an ad blocker from their app store?
What tablet would have bought with a 64 bit ARM processor 2 years ago.
iPad Air back in November of 2013.
It hasn't. Hence the end of the summary where an Interpol report said the same thing.
Except ISPs only advertise an *up to* speed. Nowhere does any ISP so you can get maximum bandwidth 24/7.
How so? Even if you got the maximum throughput that doesn't mean anything with respect to data caps n