Not to mention that those who live on an Indian reservation are not full citizens (they don't pay taxes and I believe they can't vote) meaning.... I'm still right!
Hey genius guess what? Those who grew up in the US speak English (they teach it in schools) meaning that the quarter of the New Mexico population that speaks Spanish ONLY (its not about speaking spanish or not, I speak spanish too) are immigrants, legal or not. Thanks for proving my point!
that will require cracking down on only giving drivers licenses to
Reading comprehension FTW. There is no reason that your license (ie those for legal non-citizens) cannot be marked as such. In the north by Canada there is the option to get an Enhanced Drivers License that proves citizenship and is valid for crossing the border. Similar programs would not be that hard.
Not speaking English is a large tip off that they aren't a citizen. There just aren't that many legit non-english speaking immigrants. Theoretically a drivers license *could* be a simple, common means of identification but that will require cracking down on only giving drivers licenses to legals.
The alternate approach is to be a genuinely friendly, nice guy so that people would know better than to believe the rumors. Its easier to think of and spread a rumor about the paranoid loner in town than your friend.
Hey John, I just stopped by to tell you I will be stopping by later this afternoon. I wanted to make sure you will home when I come. Are you going to be home around 5?
Don't get me wrong, I applaud what he did and am glad it worked out for him in the end. But....there is one more possible motivation (that I hardly fault either).
Custody for Rachner lasted two hours, not days, but a charge was leveled against him in Seattle Municipal Court for obstructing a public officer. Controversial laws known as obstruction, "stop and frisk" and "stop and identify" statutes have been abused in other cities like New York, studies and news stories show. An obstruction case cited in a 2008 Seattle Post-Intelligencer investigation ended with a federal jury hitting Seattle police with a six-figure penalty.
Market prices in Britain are also much higher. I for one don't particularly care to ever use coins regardless of denomination simply because they are an annoyance to carry around. They are heavy, space intensive, and loud.
Will people please stop comparing the USA to Europe? There are many reasons that we are not/should not/and don't want to be like them. On the currency side, think about the difference in the volume of bills between the US dollar and the EU. We have a lot more bills and we have a lot more ATMs/vending machines. It isn't feasible to change that quickly. Furthermore, they have not switched entirely in the space of a few months. Its taken years to phase over to the Euro (which many over there don't want) and it still isn't universally accepted (at least it wasn't last time I visited. I would be very surprised if that had changed).
Yup, because OCR would take too long and they would never think of that. If it kept printouts and not just copies (and many copy machines can also function as a printer) it would be very quick and accurate to OCR everything on a drive and do a text search for S/N
I used to work in a print shop with some really nice machines. None of them had a function to reprint a previously printed document from the main display. The one I used the most had a 120gb drive in it that I could access, but I couldn't print from there either. I could view the queue of what had been previously printed by document type/name, but I couldn't actually print or view it. It also had a display of how full it was, and the only time I ever saw it fill up was when I was printing a large raw file (usually by accident:| ) Maybe some of the higher ups with a different log-in could have recovered documents, but not as far as I know. I was the one that was usually tinkering with the machines and figuring out new functions nobody else used/knew. I never would have thought that it kept a copy after finishing. I figured it would be recoverable in some form due to weak deletion/erasing, but not archived in full.
I got a better RFID security solution. A cover Pretty much anyone that is going to issue you a RFID card is going to also offer a sleeve to put it in that will block signals.
If you are on 12-14 hour drives without a break, the phone is the least of your safety concerns. I commute about an hour each way and wear mine virtually all day. It has no effect on hearing and i forget I have it on after a few minutes. You don't even have to spend a lot to get a "nice" one. I bought mine used for 15 bucks a year ago.
Thats because you're an idiot. You need uber secure and private hosting for whatever sensitive, secure data you are using and at the same time want it to have a high Google rank? Anyone else see a problem with this?
I think that if you can't figure out how to bypass the expertsexchange paywall, you aren't qualified to try any of the advice there anyways. For what its worth, I think I have only found relevant, usable info there about 3 times.
Ironically your post only strengthens the opposing argument. 1)The issue at hand is talking on the cell phone, not texting. 2)The pilot is in constant communication with the tower through a very phone-like apparatus called a radio.
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Actually, I've lived in a small town in the Northwest for the past 17 years.
Not to mention that those who live on an Indian reservation are not full citizens (they don't pay taxes and I believe they can't vote) meaning.... I'm still right!
Hey genius guess what? Those who grew up in the US speak English (they teach it in schools) meaning that the quarter of the New Mexico population that speaks Spanish ONLY (its not about speaking spanish or not, I speak spanish too) are immigrants, legal or not. Thanks for proving my point!
that will require cracking down on only giving drivers licenses to
Reading comprehension FTW. There is no reason that your license (ie those for legal non-citizens) cannot be marked as such. In the north by Canada there is the option to get an Enhanced Drivers License that proves citizenship and is valid for crossing the border. Similar programs would not be that hard.
Not speaking English is a large tip off that they aren't a citizen. There just aren't that many legit non-english speaking immigrants. Theoretically a drivers license *could* be a simple, common means of identification but that will require cracking down on only giving drivers licenses to legals.
The alternate approach is to be a genuinely friendly, nice guy so that people would know better than to believe the rumors. Its easier to think of and spread a rumor about the paranoid loner in town than your friend.
Hey John, I just stopped by to tell you I will be stopping by later this afternoon. I wanted to make sure you will home when I come. Are you going to be home around 5?
All the complex engineering is already done. We have proven designs that we could build very quickly if not for litigation and red tape.
You got a spare 30k to put down for that? Or are you just talking out of your ass?
Custody for Rachner lasted two hours, not days, but a charge was leveled against him in Seattle Municipal Court for obstructing a public officer. Controversial laws known as obstruction, "stop and frisk" and "stop and identify" statutes have been abused in other cities like New York, studies and news stories show. An obstruction case cited in a 2008 Seattle Post-Intelligencer investigation ended with a federal jury hitting Seattle police with a six-figure penalty.
You forgot to mention not speaking English.
Market prices in Britain are also much higher. I for one don't particularly care to ever use coins regardless of denomination simply because they are an annoyance to carry around. They are heavy, space intensive, and loud.
Will people please stop comparing the USA to Europe? There are many reasons that we are not/should not/and don't want to be like them.
On the currency side, think about the difference in the volume of bills between the US dollar and the EU. We have a lot more bills and we have a lot more ATMs/vending machines. It isn't feasible to change that quickly. Furthermore, they have not switched entirely in the space of a few months. Its taken years to phase over to the Euro (which many over there don't want) and it still isn't universally accepted (at least it wasn't last time I visited. I would be very surprised if that had changed).
Yup, because OCR would take too long and they would never think of that. If it kept printouts and not just copies (and many copy machines can also function as a printer) it would be very quick and accurate to OCR everything on a drive and do a text search for S/N
I used to work in a print shop with some really nice machines. None of them had a function to reprint a previously printed document from the main display. The one I used the most had a 120gb drive in it that I could access, but I couldn't print from there either. I could view the queue of what had been previously printed by document type/name, but I couldn't actually print or view it. It also had a display of how full it was, and the only time I ever saw it fill up was when I was printing a large raw file (usually by accident :| ) Maybe some of the higher ups with a different log-in could have recovered documents, but not as far as I know. I was the one that was usually tinkering with the machines and figuring out new functions nobody else used/knew. I never would have thought that it kept a copy after finishing. I figured it would be recoverable in some form due to weak deletion/erasing, but not archived in full.
I got a better RFID security solution. A cover
Pretty much anyone that is going to issue you a RFID card is going to also offer a sleeve to put it in that will block signals.
We can't all have a friend buy stuff for us...
If you are on 12-14 hour drives without a break, the phone is the least of your safety concerns. I commute about an hour each way and wear mine virtually all day. It has no effect on hearing and i forget I have it on after a few minutes. You don't even have to spend a lot to get a "nice" one. I bought mine used for 15 bucks a year ago.
Thats because you're an idiot. You need uber secure and private hosting for whatever sensitive, secure data you are using and at the same time want it to have a high Google rank? Anyone else see a problem with this?
I think that if you can't figure out how to bypass the expertsexchange paywall, you aren't qualified to try any of the advice there anyways.
For what its worth, I think I have only found relevant, usable info there about 3 times.
Is it really that hard to leave the headset on when you get in the car?
Ironically your post only strengthens the opposing argument.
1)The issue at hand is talking on the cell phone, not texting.
2)The pilot is in constant communication with the tower through a very phone-like apparatus called a radio.
Its illegal to pull over without a good reason on the freeway, not to mention the greater hazard of re-entering traffic at 70mph with no on-ramp.
So a near miss 5 years ago is important enough to dedicate limited resources to today?
is still the download speeds. HW acceleration aint gonna help there.