It seems more likely than the electron decay postulation (though butterfly effect and all, I guess). It's not unlike the whole "toilet flushing in the opposite direction in northern/southern hemispheres" urban legend where it turns out that other factors far outweigh the Coriolis effect.
"Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen pounds nineteen and six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds nought and six, result misery."
It depends how it's wired. If it interrupts the starter power or solenoid line, it will stop it. It's quite possible that the installation instructions for these devices explicitly says it's not for use on self-restarting vehicles but the guy at the salesroom just bought a bunch, threw them at his mechanic and told him to install them. Similarly, it would be possible to miswire these so that they did stop a running vehicle.
I'm more inclined to believe that these complainers are just lying though.
I hope they make it work properly this time. I turned it on and it was unreliable and so I turned it off and still had problems for months until I found the hidden file they hadn't deleted.
Heh, how *not* to get an open source project rolling. I tried working with someone who was like the person who wrote that spec. By the time he'd changed everything I'd written, he may as well have written it himself. And that was just for a version of "true".
I'm usually happy with the command line but I used this and floppyfw to create a reasonable facsimile of a Checkpoint firewall as a substitute while it was in transit.
Interesting. I wonder if the EULA was left in the pirated material whether that could be used to insist on MBA in the case of being caught for said piracy.
I also believe that there's an egg boiler that has a metal container that surrounds the egg. The theory being that the microwaves heat the water but not the egg directly (which can have quite explosive consequences). On the other hand, I have seen gold edging on dishes cause arcing, presumably because the metal is not actually continuous.
Haha, too true. No way Apple is this advanced. Now, my Samsung, on the other hand, charges a treat. Just don't run it on full power as that overclocks the CPU and causes instability.
It all went wrong when government tax policies caused companies to stop giving dividends and rely on growth in price to reward investors. It makes it tricky to judge value and means you're relying on "greater fool" strategies instead of sound investment practices. Throw in inflation, pushing prices up and you have a recipe for disaster (in fact, valuing stocks that way allows for much more inflation than they'd otherwise be able to get away with since they can just keep dumping money into the stock market and everyone thinks they're better off. Until the correction).
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It seems more likely than the electron decay postulation (though butterfly effect and all, I guess). It's not unlike the whole "toilet flushing in the opposite direction in northern/southern hemispheres" urban legend where it turns out that other factors far outweigh the Coriolis effect.
And then a step to the right?
That *can* work but everyone who's found themselves pinched in that trap thought it wouldn't happen to them.
To be fair, the government's been pumping out money like crazy and suppressing interest rates also.
Depends on the depth of the pockets. My razr rests flat against my thigh, well below the bend.
"Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen pounds nineteen and six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds nought and six, result misery."
All good until they come to your house or place of work and tow it away anyway.
There are easier ways to steal a car.
It depends how it's wired. If it interrupts the starter power or solenoid line, it will stop it. It's quite possible that the installation instructions for these devices explicitly says it's not for use on self-restarting vehicles but the guy at the salesroom just bought a bunch, threw them at his mechanic and told him to install them. Similarly, it would be possible to miswire these so that they did stop a running vehicle.
I'm more inclined to believe that these complainers are just lying though.
I hope they make it work properly this time. I turned it on and it was unreliable and so I turned it off and still had problems for months until I found the hidden file they hadn't deleted.
What if it's encrypted without a password but using a non-standard encryption algorithm?
No need to answer that, really.
Exactly. They made their bed, now they have to lay in it. Or lie in it (which is more their style)
Statists gonna state.
(Let's see if that flies again for some more mod points ;) )
Round here, $2M is what politicians blow on nose candy of a Friday night.
Heh, how *not* to get an open source project rolling. I tried working with someone who was like the person who wrote that spec. By the time he'd changed everything I'd written, he may as well have written it himself. And that was just for a version of "true".
Some people say the same about Bitcoin too.
Much closer to the internet:
http://www.baen.com/chapters/W...
I'm usually happy with the command line but I used this and floppyfw to create a reasonable facsimile of a Checkpoint firewall as a substitute while it was in transit.
http://www.fwbuilder.org/
Interesting. I wonder if the EULA was left in the pirated material whether that could be used to insist on MBA in the case of being caught for said piracy.
Hence Kickstarter.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/m...
Wireless charging is very lossy and not needed anyway in order to make a device waterproof.
I also believe that there's an egg boiler that has a metal container that surrounds the egg. The theory being that the microwaves heat the water but not the egg directly (which can have quite explosive consequences). On the other hand, I have seen gold edging on dishes cause arcing, presumably because the metal is not actually continuous.
Haha, too true. No way Apple is this advanced. Now, my Samsung, on the other hand, charges a treat. Just don't run it on full power as that overclocks the CPU and causes instability.
It all went wrong when government tax policies caused companies to stop giving dividends and rely on growth in price to reward investors. It makes it tricky to judge value and means you're relying on "greater fool" strategies instead of sound investment practices. Throw in inflation, pushing prices up and you have a recipe for disaster (in fact, valuing stocks that way allows for much more inflation than they'd otherwise be able to get away with since they can just keep dumping money into the stock market and everyone thinks they're better off. Until the correction).