Apparently it is OK to record TV as long as your aren't sharing it.
Think you could loosen your grip on the obvious just a little? It's starting to turn a little blue in the face...
What kind of idiot explicitly uses the com.sun classes? You're not supposed to, and in my many years of Java development, I've never, ever found myself having to.
For more information, a conformant SGML parser can, given the HTML DTD, infer the from the next
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It was decided that this type of inferencing made parsers too hard to write, so all inferrable closing tags were made required in XML. This makes parsers easier to write, espeically for ad-hoc DTD/Schema-less XML documents.
They're willing to work much cheaper than their dwarvish cousins, and don't demand health benefits (just look at the boils and sores on some of them!)...
That's a good question. I imagine part of it has to do with MS software not directly killing anyone.
I still don't know where else failure-to-perform-as-advertised or breach-of-contract or whatever disputes would be settled, *besides* a court. Or arbitration, which amounts to about the same thing.
...and the better solution is?
Yes, the legal system may suck, but that scenario described in the ancestor post *is* was courts are meant to adjudicate.
Since simoniker didn't post this himself, does that mean he's been shit-canned as editor?
If anyone were to have posted any of my troll stories, I figured it would been him.
Its been repeated on here. Something you have and something you know. The USB token is easy enough to steal. You'll still want to have a passphrase to decrypt your key on the token.
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I can dependency-inject my CSS files? Finally!
I've been using http://www.takeouttaxi.com/ for quite a while now.
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That's right! We only want American gold farmers selling to Americans!
Simple. Because someone is willing to pay them that much. Welcome to the world of economics.
Apparently it is OK to record TV as long as your aren't sharing it. Think you could loosen your grip on the obvious just a little? It's starting to turn a little blue in the face...
What kind of idiot explicitly uses the com.sun classes? You're not supposed to, and in my many years of Java development, I've never, ever found myself having to.
. It was decided that this type of inferencing made parsers too hard to write, so all inferrable closing tags were made required in XML. This makes parsers easier to write, espeically for ad-hoc DTD/Schema-less XML documents.
That'll bring the number all the way up to 150!
It lets me make all sorts of unreasonable requests of my co-workers, and then tell them it's required for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.
"The Hole Man" by Larry Niven.
They're willing to work much cheaper than their dwarvish cousins, and don't demand health benefits (just look at the boils and sores on some of them!)...
They're just trying to take it easy on those poor Filipino children whose job it is to turn the source code into Java bytecodes.
That's a good question. I imagine part of it has to do with MS software not directly killing anyone. I still don't know where else failure-to-perform-as-advertised or breach-of-contract or whatever disputes would be settled, *besides* a court. Or arbitration, which amounts to about the same thing.
...and the better solution is? Yes, the legal system may suck, but that scenario described in the ancestor post *is* was courts are meant to adjudicate.
That would be, I believe, the point of a court of law.
Since simoniker didn't post this himself, does that mean he's been shit-canned as editor? If anyone were to have posted any of my troll stories, I figured it would been him.
Apple *was* spending a lot of money licensing the FireWire name from...you know...that company that has the rights to the FireWire name.
No.
Because they're crafty like that.
Like the time I was in the Arathi Highlands and said "Hmm...Hammerfall...that sounds like a good dwarven town I should check out..."
(Hammerfall is actually a Horde outpost.)
Its been repeated on here. Something you have and something you know. The USB token is easy enough to steal. You'll still want to have a passphrase to decrypt your key on the token.
Hah. Crap. Two video game articles on two sites I regularly read. Bah.
Eclipse didn't just emerge fully formed from some random Open Source developers. IBM paid a lot of people a lot of money to develop Eclipse.
Shouldn't this get a -1, Intellectual Property Misuse? The Onion *does* have bills to pay, you know.
Requiem for a Dream. Aronofsky's visual style and Clint Mansell's music were brilliant.