I for one welcome our new lamp-post mounted overlords!
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Somebody mod parent up, please!
Extra cool points for making that router provide RAID functionality, solving the Dynamic DNS use case, and (why not?) adding a print server while at it.
Following the long tradition of bottling and distributing a substance already readily available to the general public, the bottled water industry has extended their supply chains to include the highly demanded Lunar water.
Update 1: Initial public concerns over resource depletion were allayed when it became clear that Coca-Cola Corp's Lunar Water(tm) is to be prepared from terrestrial tapwater using patented fluorine-removal filters, while PepsiCo's AquaLuna(tm) is to be recycled from the orca tanks at MarineLand and SeaWorld.
Well, IANAL, but section 342.1.2 reads to me as if cupping my hand behind my ear to listen (with "better than normal hearing") to the sound of someone else's obnoxious ringtone would be just as much a violation.
Sidebar: When I was a kid, there was only one ringtone. It sounded like a bell. And we liked it that way.
Not even the IOC has lawyers that foolish. This has got to be guerilla marketing by/for UVEX. Good try though, I'm sure got lots of/.ers to visit their site.
If you are ready to face reality, have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acxiom and see what can really be done when Big Brother LLC has nearly all your bits.
Grazing costs almost nothing. The infrastructure is already in place for pasture and oats, and most horses can pull a cart just fine. The aw-toe-mo-beel will fill a nice, and that is all.
Wait until grazers have to pay for their methane emissions and see how things change...
They'll be able to reload the image of your stellar evolution simulation in a few seconds after the guy doing nuclear weapons simulations has had his time. Never mind that the two simulations don't even run under the same OS.
His parents let him set off nuclear weapons in their basement? Woaw!
Why do all these products have such stupid names? Brio, Treo, Kindle, Nano, Vaio, blah blah blah. It's like there's a council somewhere that approves product names based only on how gadgety and futuristic they sound, but under the assumption that in the future product names will only end with vowel sounds.
The brand managers want brand names that sound like they might be real nouns in all languages, many of which require vowel endings. Ideally, they dream of becoming real nouns (asprin, xerox, kleenex...) For services, substitute "verbs", ("to google", e.g.) They also don't want them to actually be real nouns in any language. Remember the fiasco with the Chevy Nova in Spanish markets?
Oh, crap. So I18n now means we'll have to compete against people who a) think in a first language that has entire concepts for letters and b) work a 16 hour day for 50 yuan in a rural hut. We are so unemployed!
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Irony anyone? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/7635125/Facebook-users-concerned-about-privacy-says-survey.html?state=target
Great, so now to get to use the bandwidth I pay for, I first have to find an ISP owned by a disadvantaged minority too?
I for one welcome our new lamp-post mounted overlords!
Somebody mod parent up, please! Extra cool points for making that router provide RAID functionality, solving the Dynamic DNS use case, and (why not?) adding a print server while at it.
It's called a Passport
Get one for granny now so she can escape the country when "the committee" thinks her health coverage is too expensive.
At http://assignments.uspto.gov/assignments/q?db=pat&asned=DURHAM%20LOGISTICS,%20LLC we find that all twelve of Durham Logistics' patent assignments were from smart antenna maker ArrayComm (remember Martin Cooper)? Further, they were all assigned on the same day. I haven't checked them all yet, but one of the assignment applications was on August 31, 2006. Wonder what was happening around then? Oh yeah, ArrayComm was teaming with KT for a Korean WiBro network.http://www.mobilehandsetdesignline.com/192200181;jsessionid=PVVYX1VQ5EXXGQSNDLPCKH0CJUNN2JVN?printableArticle=true Think those patents might be under Samsung's control now? Anyhow, they were clearly intended for applications in signalling, not user interface.
What's five to ten worth in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leavenworth,_Kansas?
The trick is to always have empty pockets when going into crowds. Just unplug the stuff that matters.
Following the long tradition of bottling and distributing a substance already readily available to the general public, the bottled water industry has extended their supply chains to include the highly demanded Lunar water.
Update 1: Initial public concerns over resource depletion were allayed when it became clear that Coca-Cola Corp's Lunar Water(tm) is to be prepared from terrestrial tapwater using patented fluorine-removal filters, while PepsiCo's AquaLuna(tm) is to be recycled from the orca tanks at MarineLand and SeaWorld.
Well, IANAL, but section 342.1.2 reads to me as if cupping my hand behind my ear to listen (with "better than normal hearing") to the sound of someone else's obnoxious ringtone would be just as much a violation. Sidebar: When I was a kid, there was only one ringtone. It sounded like a bell. And we liked it that way.
That's what the ankle bracelet's for...
Every video and every photo taken by every visitor to the games?
Sadly, I don't even have to read the back of a ticket to know there's a condition of sale there.~~~~
Not even the IOC has lawyers that foolish. This has got to be guerilla marketing by/for UVEX. Good try though, I'm sure got lots of /.ers to visit their site.
If you are ready to face reality, have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acxiom and see what can really be done when Big Brother LLC has nearly all your bits.
Rumour has it that this baby is going to be the CPU of the Playstation 4 in 2012.
..so you can reverse-simulate from your bootleg of Avatar and watch Meryl Streep act?
Grazing costs almost nothing. The infrastructure is already in place for pasture and oats, and most horses can pull a cart just fine. The aw-toe-mo-beel will fill a nice, and that is all.
Wait until grazers have to pay for their methane emissions and see how things change...
They'll be able to reload the image of your stellar evolution simulation in a few seconds after the guy doing nuclear weapons simulations has had his time. Never mind that the two simulations don't even run under the same OS.
His parents let him set off nuclear weapons in their basement? Woaw!
See http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7641984.pdf
2020 will be the year of the tuxedo, not because how it will look, but for what will be running inside.
Running inside the tuxedo will be a poor man trying to look "presidential" for the cameras.
All of your atom are belong to us!
19 bytes ought to do it.
OK, I'll grant the Orkneys as a special case. Perhaps you should check out Skype ;-)
Why do all these products have such stupid names? Brio, Treo, Kindle, Nano, Vaio, blah blah blah. It's like there's a council somewhere that approves product names based only on how gadgety and futuristic they sound, but under the assumption that in the future product names will only end with vowel sounds.
The brand managers want brand names that sound like they might be real nouns in all languages, many of which require vowel endings. Ideally, they dream of becoming real nouns (asprin, xerox, kleenex...) For services, substitute "verbs", ("to google", e.g.) They also don't want them to actually be real nouns in any language. Remember the fiasco with the Chevy Nova in Spanish markets?
Even domestic UK flights are barely tolerable and it is getting worse.
Of course, anyone daft enough to use an airplane on what should be a bicycle trip deserves to be a tad inconvenienced.
Oh, crap. So I18n now means we'll have to compete against people who
a) think in a first language that has entire concepts for letters and
b) work a 16 hour day for 50 yuan in a rural hut.
We are so unemployed!