Ha. The Fourth Amendment protects you against search and seizures by the government. The Fourteenth Amendment makes that binding on the states as well. Private corporations are perfectly allowed to detain you all they want. Of course, you can sue them for false imprisonment if their detainment is unfruitful (you are innocent). Yum. Knowledge.
The Koreans are really good at video games, having placed very well in the last few Counterstrike faceoffs. Do they really need software? I mean, seriously. You can have soldiers who need to be deployed near a danger zone, or you can have geeks sitting miles and miles away.
Google better be careful. What websites do they rely upon? Are these carefully screened to be factual? Imagine searching for "Holocaust" and getting some retarded white power crap as an answer.
Perhaps they were afraid you would rip people off. A tax preparation company once had a name whose initials were "I.R.S." and they had their customers make their tax checks payable to, uh, the "IRS". Many lawsuits ensued. People were jailed.
It's not meant to replace largescale silicon photovoltaic cells. Instead, it's meant for use on UAVs and balloons and stuff. Price doesn't matter here, right?
Because people will not remember the passwords and then write them down on Post-Its stuck on the monitor. You should write them down on a card without giving away which passwords they are and then keep that card like a credit card: as if it were money.
Especially when all they have to do is offer them chocolate before they bust them;-)
Or especially when you can send them off to Cuba or Israel or Egypt or some other state that condones torture? We call it "rendition". (Israeli law allows torture in ticking timebomb cases and "moderate physical pressure" otherwise.)
Java integrated into the OS would be a terrible thing. I got a Java virus while running Firefox while visiting a website that trades illegal software. (Yes, I guess I do deserve it.)
You misread the parent. He had the system behind a firewall while upgrading all the patches. He then disabled the firewall and had his system on the web "naked". He claimed that he then got infected very quickly. This is definitely possible, especially if you are on a cable modem service like RoadRunner filled with tech newbies.
If you can get into a top ten law school, then you can become a patent lawyer and make a few hundred thousand dollars right out of school. Big firms pay $125K base (not counting bonuses) for patent attorneys from top ten schools--no legal experience (aside from law school) necessary.
Many things are much easier said than done. The techniques have existed forever, but dependable and accurate implementation on affordable hardware that can handle the high traffic of searches on large datasets with high reliability is much harder than just pointing to a few pages in a textbook that gives out theory.
The thing that sucks is that there is no update button in Firefox 1.0. Well, there is, but it only updates the Extensions when I run it. That could lead the average user to believe that they have already updated their browser. Will this be fixed in Firefox 1.1? Or should I file it?
Well, sometimes terrorists end up on watch lists run by the government. Someone enterst the country as part of a plot. While in America, government agents find out his name. They forbid him from boarding. Aha! Has this happened before? Who knows? But there is a use for it. Whether it is reasonable is another story.
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Ha. The Fourth Amendment protects you against search and seizures by the government. The Fourteenth Amendment makes that binding on the states as well. Private corporations are perfectly allowed to detain you all they want. Of course, you can sue them for false imprisonment if their detainment is unfruitful (you are innocent). Yum. Knowledge.
The 10Q is a filing with the SEC required by all public companies over a certain size. It discloses a lot of informaiton.
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/1/10q.asp
Can they have a collision that is the same size as a desired file? Guess not. Haha.
The Koreans are really good at video games, having placed very well in the last few Counterstrike faceoffs. Do they really need software? I mean, seriously. You can have soldiers who need to be deployed near a danger zone, or you can have geeks sitting miles and miles away.
Hm.
We know that clock for clock, AMDs are faster than Intels. So what does 2.8 Ghz in AMD mean in terms of Intel performance?
Google better be careful. What websites do they rely upon? Are these carefully screened to be factual? Imagine searching for "Holocaust" and getting some retarded white power crap as an answer.
Perhaps they were afraid you would rip people off. A tax preparation company once had a name whose initials were "I.R.S." and they had their customers make their tax checks payable to, uh, the "IRS". Many lawsuits ensued. People were jailed.
April Fool's Day ended?
Wait until the high school kids try to get into MIT...
It's not meant to replace largescale silicon photovoltaic cells. Instead, it's meant for use on UAVs and balloons and stuff. Price doesn't matter here, right?
Actually, his sig made perfect sense in that context.
Because people will not remember the passwords and then write them down on Post-Its stuck on the monitor. You should write them down on a card without giving away which passwords they are and then keep that card like a credit card: as if it were money.
Especially when all they have to do is offer them chocolate before they bust them;-)
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Or especially when you can send them off to Cuba or Israel or Egypt or some other state that condones torture? We call it "rendition". (Israeli law allows torture in ticking timebomb cases and "moderate physical pressure" otherwise.)
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A64
Java integrated into the OS would be a terrible thing. I got a Java virus while running Firefox while visiting a website that trades illegal software. (Yes, I guess I do deserve it.)
You misread the parent. He had the system behind a firewall while upgrading all the patches. He then disabled the firewall and had his system on the web "naked". He claimed that he then got infected very quickly. This is definitely possible, especially if you are on a cable modem service like RoadRunner filled with tech newbies.
We slashdotted e-slashdot!
Serves them right.
4. No matter how hard you shake it, the last drop always rolls down your pant leg.
You insensitive clod! I'm a girl!
If you can get into a top ten law school, then you can become a patent lawyer and make a few hundred thousand dollars right out of school. Big firms pay $125K base (not counting bonuses) for patent attorneys from top ten schools--no legal experience (aside from law school) necessary.
Whatever makes you think that America does not have human intelligence assets in Russia?
Many things are much easier said than done. The techniques have existed forever, but dependable and accurate implementation on affordable hardware that can handle the high traffic of searches on large datasets with high reliability is much harder than just pointing to a few pages in a textbook that gives out theory.
The thing that sucks is that there is no update button in Firefox 1.0. Well, there is, but it only updates the Extensions when I run it. That could lead the average user to believe that they have already updated their browser. Will this be fixed in Firefox 1.1? Or should I file it?
Well, that's how you're supposed to do things.
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http://www.fastcompany.com/online/06/writestuff.h
Well, sometimes terrorists end up on watch lists run by the government. Someone enterst the country as part of a plot. While in America, government agents find out his name. They forbid him from boarding. Aha! Has this happened before? Who knows? But there is a use for it. Whether it is reasonable is another story.
On my Mac, the fifth button on my mouse is mapped to 'Back.'
Liar. Your Mac only has one button.
That's because he's overqualified now.