If you closely tag it to everything you do, you're doing it wrong. Unless they are a financial institution, tell em to shove it. Hell, it took my university until 2004 to figure out not to use that as a student ID number and encoded (without encryption) in the magstrip of the ID cards. Most places will allow you to get credit from them (like utilities) without it... if you ask.
On a serious note, if it's the second scenario supposed in TFA.... Keeping that sort of personal data for that long without any proper use for it shows either a heavy degree of incompetence or a desire to use it for their own promotions and that they are sour that "rogue" employees beat them to selling the information.
This morning I followed an elderly lady onto the on-ramp in a major city. It twisted and turned and she entered the US Highway at ~35 MPH. Going faster would have been safer for me, as cars routinely hit the end of this on-ramp at 60+ MPH to properly merge with traffic. Unless she was driving a sports car, there was no way to properly sample the passing cars and choose where to merge at this ridiculously low speed. Her vehicle and all the ones behind it just had to pray that a 18 wheeler wasn't coming and people on the highway were courteous to our tortoise-like merge.
They are designed (even if you argue poorly) to accelerate your vehicle to the flow of traffic. If you can't handle that, stay on the surface streets (coincidentally, she took the next off-ramp, making it a big exercise for a few minute travel time savings).
Oh, are you the guy passing me at 105 MPH in the fog on Interstate 5? I had a T-Bird that maxed at 85, but depending on where you are driving on 5, that could also be way too fast.
I-5 in CA and many highways in NV desperately need maintenance. For example, 90 MPH wouldn't be safe on much of US50 or I-80 entering NV from the CA side. Besides, the NV State Troopers need somewhere to hang out...
Can you fork it? Can you modify it? Can you sell it?
Nope, you can walk into any bookstore and get the original untranslated version, and only that, for free. There aren't any other versions allowed and nobody ever sells it.
Still loving it too, eh? Eventually it may break down, so I wouldn't say it's the last. What if you were to accidentally drop it in a pool for more than five metric minutes? You'd have an innate need to acquire a new iOS device.
but only on the drives which were oriented north-south; those oriented east-west were not affected. So came the directive that all drives, henceforth, needed to be oriented north-south.
That seems counter-productive. They were oriented into the less optimal position?
It's a very popular game that ranks high in the sales charts of iOS and is on many platforms. I doubt they ever wonder if anyone is playing their game.
I'm sorry, I get the nerd part, but where is the news part? The article was slashdotted less than 20 mins after posting, so I don't get what your point is.
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If you closely tag it to everything you do, you're doing it wrong. Unless they are a financial institution, tell em to shove it. Hell, it took my university until 2004 to figure out not to use that as a student ID number and encoded (without encryption) in the magstrip of the ID cards. Most places will allow you to get credit from them (like utilities) without it... if you ask.
On a serious note, if it's the second scenario supposed in TFA.... Keeping that sort of personal data for that long without any proper use for it shows either a heavy degree of incompetence or a desire to use it for their own promotions and that they are sour that "rogue" employees beat them to selling the information.
Something like http://www.ps3hax.net/2010/09/iphone-psgroove-port-on-the-horizon/ or https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:IJZfm3hifrkJ:psfreedom.com/wiki/index.php%3Ftitle%3DDevice_compatibility_list+ps+freedom+wiki&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=dk&lr=lang_da|lang_en
Ah, someone who still can't spell Microsoft with the correct case...
Well then RTFA, it doesn't. The presence of OCGA gives support to the idea that this guy just copy and pasted it.
You can blame the auto correction on an iPhone and my failure to correctly preview...
Maybe this battle was a loss, but as long as Song can force firmware updates, the war is far from over.
There's aslo an iOS version being made that'll run from a jailbroken iPhone.
just because I can.
That's a big assumption. You are asking slashdot, so I'm thinking you can't. Especially because imap never occurred to you.
This morning I followed an elderly lady onto the on-ramp in a major city. It twisted and turned and she entered the US Highway at ~35 MPH. Going faster would have been safer for me, as cars routinely hit the end of this on-ramp at 60+ MPH to properly merge with traffic. Unless she was driving a sports car, there was no way to properly sample the passing cars and choose where to merge at this ridiculously low speed. Her vehicle and all the ones behind it just had to pray that a 18 wheeler wasn't coming and people on the highway were courteous to our tortoise-like merge.
They are designed (even if you argue poorly) to accelerate your vehicle to the flow of traffic. If you can't handle that, stay on the surface streets (coincidentally, she took the next off-ramp, making it a big exercise for a few minute travel time savings).
Oh, are you the guy passing me at 105 MPH in the fog on Interstate 5? I had a T-Bird that maxed at 85, but depending on where you are driving on 5, that could also be way too fast. I-5 in CA and many highways in NV desperately need maintenance. For example, 90 MPH wouldn't be safe on much of US50 or I-80 entering NV from the CA side. Besides, the NV State Troopers need somewhere to hang out...
I don't see how world-wide viewership of a performed show is the same as dissemination of a script.
Can you fork it? Can you modify it? Can you sell it?
Nope, you can walk into any bookstore and get the original untranslated version, and only that, for free. There aren't any other versions allowed and nobody ever sells it.
Still loving it too, eh? Eventually it may break down, so I wouldn't say it's the last. What if you were to accidentally drop it in a pool for more than five metric minutes? You'd have an innate need to acquire a new iOS device.
It's quite simple. He's drunk, just like the CSS designer of that site.
Wait, has anyone mentioned the Denon ethernet cable yet?
A good, cheap stereo amp from NAD and some Dali, or B&W speakers can be had for a reasonable price and will sound very good.
B&W? Thanks, but I prefer my speakers in technicolor.
I've heard people say a lot of things about timothy, but I don't think he's been called new in a very long time.
Care to mention any of the reasons the fashion industry wasn't allowed instead of making me watch a boring 15 minute flash video?
but only on the drives which were oriented north-south; those oriented east-west were not affected. So came the directive that all drives, henceforth, needed to be oriented north-south.
That seems counter-productive. They were oriented into the less optimal position?
I've done this before without any ill results. What consumer router provides DHCP to WAN?
Or better, what university thought it'd be a good idea to pass DHCP from ports dedicated to students?
It's a very popular game that ranks high in the sales charts of iOS and is on many platforms. I doubt they ever wonder if anyone is playing their game.
With wanting to snipe from the corners, if it was a pool level the cat would be good too. She can hit any lane.
I'm sorry, I get the nerd part, but where is the news part? The article was slashdotted less than 20 mins after posting, so I don't get what your point is.
If you are in the military and are surprised that they aren't setting up systems via an uncontrolled 3G network, get the fuck out.
what an asshole