Yes, when a home land is equipped with 1000 security experts and 1000 other mathematics experts, that's the ultimate security and we can all sleep well.
What email do you use that would disobey a judge's order?
A foreign one.
That might help in this particular case. It still won't do anything for you if a judge or government official in that country orders your account deleted.
Don't know why someone modded you troll. Seems unfair. If the judge ordered you to delete your own email account it would certainly make for an interesting legal precedent.
He was referring to day trading so there really isn't a big difference. While McDonald's may be a good investment long term, it is certainly a gamble on whether it's stock will go up or down in an hour or two.
The second to last line in my post should read "I don't know where you live but the dealers/salvage people there don't know what they're talking about"
Hate to burst your bubble but I work at a wholesale auto auction and we sell those cars to salvage dealers that are on an approved list. They have 180 days to strip the car for parts before they shred them.
Look for yourself at cars.gov It's under 'What happens to the vehicle I trade in?'
You'll also find the specific mention in law at the bottom of the third page here.
And here's an article about the parts flooding the market.
I don't know where you live but the dealers/salvage people their don't know what their talking about.
Besides, I can't believe you of all people would cite NBC as a reliable source:)
Vice-versa government-run "cash for clunkers" means perfectly good cars were taken off the road, squashed, and thrown into landfills. The government didn't even bother to strip the parts and sell them (recycling), but instead declared that to be illegal.
That's simply not true, only the engine block is seized. The car can then sold to registered salvage dealers who strip the vehicle for parts.
It may only be because of habit but I prefer Alt+Tab and Ctrl+Tab, I feel it's more accurate than pressure. I use Left, Left+Ctrl and home for moving across a line.
It seems it might have problems with multiple users, my roommate types much harder than I do. Anyway I'm just bitchin', get off my lawn!
Well yes, if he lives in the jungles of Bolivia I guess he could get away with shooting a trespasser.
Or he could live in Texas. See Make My Day Law or Castle Doctrine. Of note is it gives you the right to defend your property against intrusion which may lead to violent attack.
I've often wondered does this mean that if someone sneaks into your back yard at 2 in the morning and drown in your pool, are you responsible? But if you shoot them as they come onto your property then are you within your rights?
Silly me, I thought fusion resulted when when there was enough mass that gravity could overcome the weak nuclear force and allow atoms to fuse. How come fusion is so hard to achieve on earth then?
The amount of power delivered to the Earth from the sun is more than sufficient. The problem is, and ever has been, efficient conversion of that energy into a useful form.
What I find interesting is that oil and coal both got their stored energy from the Sun. Even uranium was made from the energy of a star. Wind energy is from the Sun.
Tidal wave energy is about the only thing I can think of that doesn't come from the Sun. Although I suppose we could take it a step further and say the Sun gets it's energy from gravity. Ultimately all energy it would seem comes from gravity. Just some random thoughts.
the absence of an external population with which to mediate the process
What difference does that make? Populations are isolated all the time and is in fact a common mechanism of evolution. See Darwin's finches.
in the wild, would the group go through a smaller or greater number of mutations?
Barring mutagens, they would have the same number of mutation. Selection pressures for those mutations would be of greater importance.
Perhaps balloons and streamers will come in the first Party Service Pack.
Yes, when a home land is equipped with 1000 security experts and 1000 other mathematics experts, that's the ultimate security and we can all sleep well.
They can protect the homeland for 1000 years.
What email do you use that would disobey a judge's order?
A foreign one.
That might help in this particular case. It still won't do anything for you if a judge or government official in that country orders your account deleted.
I need a car analogy before I can understand this.
Don't know why someone modded you troll. Seems unfair. If the judge ordered you to delete your own email account it would certainly make for an interesting legal precedent.
Also having a moment of gratitude that I don't use gmail.
What email do you use that would disobey a judge's order?
He was referring to day trading so there really isn't a big difference. While McDonald's may be a good investment long term, it is certainly a gamble on whether it's stock will go up or down in an hour or two.
What would be so hard for botnet owners to make a peer to peer botnet rather than using servers?
That would attract the wrath of the RIAA.
Ahh, I'm not all the way awake yet.
The second to last line in my post should read "I don't know where you live but the dealers/salvage people there don't know what they're talking about"
Hate to burst your bubble but I work at a wholesale auto auction and we sell those cars to salvage dealers that are on an approved list. They have 180 days to strip the car for parts before they shred them.
:)
Look for yourself at cars.gov It's under 'What happens to the vehicle I trade in?'
You'll also find the specific mention in law at the bottom of the third page here.
And here's an article about the parts flooding the market.
I don't know where you live but the dealers/salvage people their don't know what their talking about.
Besides, I can't believe you of all people would cite NBC as a reliable source
But if MS did it, it would just be good marketing.
Vice-versa government-run "cash for clunkers" means perfectly good cars were taken off the road, squashed, and thrown into landfills. The government didn't even bother to strip the parts and sell them (recycling), but instead declared that to be illegal.
That's simply not true, only the engine block is seized. The car can then sold to registered salvage dealers who strip the vehicle for parts.
To be fair Microsoft calls it the system tray at least as much as they claim that's not what it's called. see
If you're right, which of these statements is false.
Geeks are early adopters of technology
Geeks love porn.
What you describe is what I went through at CL.
Stillwater? 1995-2000
I'm 52 and haven't had my wallet stolen since 1969
Somebody stole your wallet when you were 12, rough neighborhood.
It may only be because of habit but I prefer Alt+Tab and Ctrl+Tab, I feel it's more accurate than pressure. I use Left, Left+Ctrl and home for moving across a line.
It seems it might have problems with multiple users, my roommate types much harder than I do. Anyway I'm just bitchin', get off my lawn!
I think(hope) you're being funny. The use of the word
prove[s] is my hint.
except print from a generic printer
Lexmark
scan from his scanner,
Don't know
and download photos from his camera.
Seriously?
Well yes, if he lives in the jungles of Bolivia I guess he could get away with shooting a trespasser.
Or he could live in Texas. See Make My Day Law or Castle Doctrine. Of note is it gives you the right to defend your property against intrusion which may lead to violent attack.
I've often wondered does this mean that if someone sneaks into your back yard at 2 in the morning and drown in your pool, are you responsible? But if you shoot them as they come onto your property then are you within your rights?
Unfortunately I realized that only after I hit submit.
So your saying if you removed Gravity, the Sun's fusions reactor would keep going. I don't buy that.
Silly me, I thought fusion resulted when when there was enough mass that gravity could overcome the weak nuclear force and allow atoms to fuse. How come fusion is so hard to achieve on earth then?
The amount of power delivered to the Earth from the sun is more than sufficient. The problem is, and ever has been, efficient conversion of that energy into a useful form.
What I find interesting is that oil and coal both got their stored energy from the Sun. Even uranium was made from the energy of a star. Wind energy is from the Sun.
Tidal wave energy is about the only thing I can think of that doesn't come from the Sun. Although I suppose we could take it a step further and say the Sun gets it's energy from gravity. Ultimately all energy it would seem comes from gravity. Just some random thoughts.