I can't vouch for the validity of these article stats, but they do appear to be legitimate.
Based on these top viewed pages, any book published using "popular" articles as a reference would be banal, amusing, and surreal. All at once.
You've got the all-time favourite internet searches "sex" and "naruto" along with recent political events, blockbuster movies and games, internet sensations and memes (2g1c, for example).
Your post is informative, except that there is no Kanji used for "Bookmarks". Many of the menus use Katakana which probably takes as much or more space as the English equivalent.
Well then as well as registering their laptops and iphones they will also have to register their microwave ovens, security cameras, Bluetooth devices and (in some countries) Amateur radio, video senders, cordless phones and baby monitors. These devices all "use the frequency involved in Wi-Fi communications". (source: wifi pollution)
In case it isn't obvious (it wasn't immediately obvious to me), that TLD is the extension that was created for the Soviet Union. Apparently it is still in use today.
Any forum that can't stop a "good" bot is going to have spam all over it anyway from the "bad" ones... C'mon there's no point in Google launching a war against phpBB, there are more than enough spambots doing that already.
One time when I was Deep Crawling a particular website I decided to take a peek at their robots.txt file. To my amazement they had listed all the folders that they didn't want anyone to find, yet had provided absolutely no security to prevent you accessing the content if you knew the location.
It's cases like that where doing a half-arsed job is worse than not trying at all.
So far its not bad, but it would be nice if their mysql command line tool would do TAB completion as psql does. The MySQL command line tool does do tab completion for table and field names, however I recall that it does not work if you are using the Windows client. (but then again, even the Windows command line only features a very limited tab completion support).
Though those scenes were completely removed from the US version of the manga. As usual US audiences are allowed as much torture, violence, and brutality as you can throw at them, but god forbid they see a nipple (link to SFW editing reports).
this is an inherited survival trait from when it was important to see predators and distinguish ripe from almost-ripe. I know there is probably a very good reason for that, for example being able to distinguish a camouflaged predator in dense jungle.... but I just can't get the image of big green lizard predators out of my head.
Last time I checked, amplifiers didn't have 100 million transistors operating up to Gigahertz pumping out EMF.
Anyway I agree with the GP (is the Parent a troll?).
If you have a digital source you may as well keep the signal digital for as long as possible because as soon as you go through a DAC you will start introducing noice into the equation.
Digital Receivers (amps) take a digital input such as PCM or AC3, decode, and pump the output to speakers. And they sound great.
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I can't vouch for the validity of these article stats, but they do appear to be legitimate.
Based on these top viewed pages, any book published using "popular" articles as a reference would be banal, amusing, and surreal. All at once.
You've got the all-time favourite internet searches "sex" and "naruto" along with recent political events, blockbuster movies and games, internet sensations and memes (2g1c, for example).
Can you possibly still not get it?
Your Minivan will continue to "work" after Ford closes it's DRM Factories, however if you decide to move house you cannot take your Minivan with you.
If you renovate your house, your Minivan will cease to work.
You can never sell your Minivan.
Serves you right for buying a DRM Minivan, I say.
Your post is informative, except that there is no Kanji used for "Bookmarks". Many of the menus use Katakana which probably takes as much or more space as the English equivalent.
See a random Firefox.jp screenshot as an example.
That sounds much too logical for a bureaucrat to have come up with.
Well then as well as registering their laptops and iphones they will also have to register their microwave ovens, security cameras, Bluetooth devices and (in some countries) Amateur radio, video senders, cordless phones and baby monitors. These devices all "use the frequency involved in Wi-Fi communications". (source: wifi pollution)
In case it isn't obvious (it wasn't immediately obvious to me), that TLD is the extension that was created for the Soviet Union. Apparently it is still in use today.
The search equivalent to IE.... so being the dominant player, using a feature-limited interface, and prone to leaking private information?
I think Google is already there.
Obviously they should be using DELETE
Methinks the developers where sniffing too much MIME
One time when I was Deep Crawling a particular website I decided to take a peek at their robots.txt file. To my amazement they had listed all the folders that they didn't want anyone to find, yet had provided absolutely no security to prevent you accessing the content if you knew the location.
It's cases like that where doing a half-arsed job is worse than not trying at all.
Don't forget Spike Spencer! He even has a super awesome happy website!!!oneone1
Vegeta, what does the scouter say about his Karma level?
If you missed the ending you might have the misconception that it was a good film.
Actually, there were two standalone movies:
Ghost in the shell
GITS2 Innocence
And then following the GITS:SAC TV series' there are three more "movies" that are compilations of episodes with possibly some new scenes:
GITS:SAC The Laughing Man
GITS:SAC Solid State Society
GITS:SAC 2nd GIG Individual Eleven
Though those scenes were completely removed from the US version of the manga. As usual US audiences are allowed as much torture, violence, and brutality as you can throw at them, but god forbid they see a nipple (link to SFW editing reports).
It appears we have a 200 billion tonne asteroid in a possible collision against a satellite weighing between 200KG and several tonnes
I'd say it's more like the haystack hitting the needle.
What's that I hear? Something about not throwing pings in glass houses?
lameness filter
Just look at how many people use iPods with stock standard "iPod earbuds". There's your answer in plain white and grey.
NForce2 Soundstorm by any chance? I think NVidia integrated audio seriously went downhill after that, both in terms of driver support and hardware.
Last time I checked, amplifiers didn't have 100 million transistors operating up to Gigahertz pumping out EMF.
Anyway I agree with the GP (is the Parent a troll?).
If you have a digital source you may as well keep the signal digital for as long as possible because as soon as you go through a DAC you will start introducing noice into the equation.
Digital Receivers (amps) take a digital input such as PCM or AC3, decode, and pump the output to speakers. And they sound great.