They are unfunded because they were stolen from. If you think the average state employee's pension is high, you're believing the propaganda. State employees don't get Social Security. A percentage of their income gets paid into their pension instead.
There was one politician who managed to wiggle his way into 3 separate pensions (from multiple political appointments) and was properly criticized for it, but it was also used as a platform to make it seem like everyone's is high.
No - the Nazis were in favor of better pensions than that given to Illinois' public employees. Illinois is actually demonizing pensions as a way to excuse increased spending.
More like "I don't have a Facebook account." Can't really prove that any Facebook account that purports to be them is really them anyway without a court order delivered to Facebook (and the email provider of the registration email address) and even then it might still be fuzzy.
drop the attitude that "It crashes sometimes" is an acceptable condition for software intended for productive work
Welcome to video editing.
I've seen the same with Premiere and Final Cut Pro. While what you say is true of FOSS in general, multi-track video editing is a beast to program around anyway.
Audacity 2.0 introduced multi-track editing, but your comment still stands. It's not suited for any realistic workflow or editing audio synced with video.
That's brilliant. Not buying one, but I have several rare earth magnets that should do the job. Thanks! I still have not put up any towel bars in my bathroom since moving in. I've seen cheap stud finders that are magnet-based but I never thought about a stronger magnet.
That doesn't work on my walls. I have an older drywall that was plastered over. I think my walls are somewhere between 3/4" and 1" thick and nothing I've tried will find the studs.
Either you didn't have an average balance of $15,000 or you have an interest rate of.008%. I'll admit that I didn't compound that, but that would only work to a lower interest rate. That's definitely not the high end: http://www.nerdwallet.com/rate...
Limit to IT professionals no but I think a "jury of your peers" really ought to mean people with some knowledge about the tools used in the crime at least as much knowledge as the defendant is supposed to possess
I don't think you know how messed up our courts are. You're not supposed to rely on your pre-existing knowledge of what tor is or how it works. You are supposed to work with the definition given by the expert witness.
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They are unfunded because they were stolen from. If you think the average state employee's pension is high, you're believing the propaganda. State employees don't get Social Security. A percentage of their income gets paid into their pension instead.
There was one politician who managed to wiggle his way into 3 separate pensions (from multiple political appointments) and was properly criticized for it, but it was also used as a platform to make it seem like everyone's is high.
But there are already districts saying so (from another commenter):
https://drive.google.com/file/...
No - the Nazis were in favor of better pensions than that given to Illinois' public employees. Illinois is actually demonizing pensions as a way to excuse increased spending.
More like "I don't have a Facebook account." Can't really prove that any Facebook account that purports to be them is really them anyway without a court order delivered to Facebook (and the email provider of the registration email address) and even then it might still be fuzzy.
True, but at least you wouldn't have to remember any codec details, since uncompressed is uncompressed and you can leave the rest to Handbrake.
quickly becomes cumbersome having to set all your encoding tweaks every single time.
If you have the hard drive space, just export as uncompressed. Send it to Handbrake or a custom ffmpeg script.
drop the attitude that "It crashes sometimes" is an acceptable condition for software intended for productive work
Welcome to video editing.
I've seen the same with Premiere and Final Cut Pro. While what you say is true of FOSS in general, multi-track video editing is a beast to program around anyway.
but no one serious uses it
After trying their now free version, I can see why. To close a window, you drag a shark onto it? Seriously?
Audacity 2.0 introduced multi-track editing, but your comment still stands. It's not suited for any realistic workflow or editing audio synced with video.
And likely this tech.
That's brilliant. Not buying one, but I have several rare earth magnets that should do the job. Thanks! I still have not put up any towel bars in my bathroom since moving in. I've seen cheap stud finders that are magnet-based but I never thought about a stronger magnet.
It's a little hard to hide inside the water heater. Otherwise, you have to pick to hide on one side or the other.
This thing detects movement. Not moving will work - whether you're behind the water heater or not.
Wasn't hard to find chicken wire that goes down to 1/2" gaps. Wavelengths of 20GHz and below are more than 1/2".
That doesn't work on my walls. I have an older drywall that was plastered over. I think my walls are somewhere between 3/4" and 1" thick and nothing I've tried will find the studs.
Kind of hard to ground a foil pouch if you're in your car on rubber wheels. Don't you want to receive calls?
You said "Home Internet" not "home networks."
Why do you think all those strongmen, wrestlers etc. rarely live to become very old? Answer: stroke.
And what causes that stroke? Answer: steroid abuse.
As long as you don't ever accidentally swallow that contaminated saliva.
Nicotine is used as a pesticide on plants
It's also used as a pesticide by plants (including tobacco). So you'd better cut back on tomatoes and potatoes too.
Unless you are like our government and say that VPN or Tor = probable cause.
Had he rsynced his files to a different machine instead of having the hard drive locally mounted, he'd still have his backups.
Or he could just unount the partition between backups or leave it mounted RO the rest of the time.
But even unmounting the drive after the backup runs would be better than this.
Either you didn't have an average balance of $15,000 or you have an interest rate of .008%. I'll admit that I didn't compound that, but that would only work to a lower interest rate. That's definitely not the high end: http://www.nerdwallet.com/rate...
Because Googling how to do a screenshot is obscurity...
Limit to IT professionals no but I think a "jury of your peers" really ought to mean people with some knowledge about the tools used in the crime at least as much knowledge as the defendant is supposed to possess
I don't think you know how messed up our courts are. You're not supposed to rely on your pre-existing knowledge of what tor is or how it works. You are supposed to work with the definition given by the expert witness.