Perhaps there should be a temperature sensor which would turn the system off if the temperature got too high. Fires aside, it would prevent hardware problems as well.
Instead of a touch screen, perhaps there could be an electronic voting machine that has a row of buttons on each side of the screen, like an ATM. This could eliminate those inaccuracies. As for machine tampering, perhaps each machine should be reporting votes back in real time. That way, it would be hard to stuff a box, as multiple votes within a very small timeframe could raise a red flag. I definitely don't trust optical scanning, having been burned by it a couple of times on exams while in college.
Unfortunately, many American telcos have enjoyed monopolies in their market. However, in some areas (including mine), cable companies have started to offer competition. So switching isn't always an option.
These days, the even bigger issue with a hijacking is getting into the cockpit, now that its security has been increased.
How about a music video with lyrics such as "APRAD nioj"?
Are we sure it's a bug, and not just the work of some sexist programmer?
Data breach notification are useless when institutions don't know they've been breached. I'm sure there are lots of those cases.
I am serious, and don't call me Shirley.
No, Western Union discontinued telegrams 2 years ago
I wonder where .xxx would've come in if it had been created.
Here's his contact info: Anonymous Coward 123 Fake Street Anytown, USA 12345 Or call him at 867-5309
If we're quoting The Simpsons, what about Ivanna Tinkle?
I'm not sure how people can complain about him getting an advantage. The summary states that he's currently too slow to even qualify.
Got that right; I've read that WNBC (in New York) is standing behind anchor Sue Simmons despite using the word "fuck" during a teaser for the news.
Perhaps there should be a temperature sensor which would turn the system off if the temperature got too high. Fires aside, it would prevent hardware problems as well.
Rickroll alert!
FYI, Bender's Big Score will air this Sunday (3/23) at 8:00PM EDT on Comedy Central.
I'm red-headed, a good person, and was a child once, you insensitive clod!
Actually, Waltrip says Boogity! Boogity! Boogity!
Jimmy Kimmel does this sort of thing from time to time on his show.
That Slashdot would bother to announce a major change to its layout. I don't like it any more than I like the new discussion system.
Instead of a touch screen, perhaps there could be an electronic voting machine that has a row of buttons on each side of the screen, like an ATM. This could eliminate those inaccuracies. As for machine tampering, perhaps each machine should be reporting votes back in real time. That way, it would be hard to stuff a box, as multiple votes within a very small timeframe could raise a red flag. I definitely don't trust optical scanning, having been burned by it a couple of times on exams while in college.
I didn't know Rosie O'Donnell posts here. What exactly is "free fall speed" anyway?
Somebody please tag this 'itchyandscratchy'!
Unfortunately, many American telcos have enjoyed monopolies in their market. However, in some areas (including mine), cable companies have started to offer competition. So switching isn't always an option.
What if it's a clear plastic tube? You can see through that.
Any why couldn't your people save to MS Office format from OpenOffice?
I would think that the NES games would be exempt from the ESRB, even if re-released today, as they were created before the ratings were in effect.