You are stupid one here. Why assume dumbproofness when you can just think of it as the fulfillment of an incomplete design ? I can think of multiple situations where quickly swapping batteries without looking would be awesome.
Using CAMEL (Intelligent Networking for Mobile), route the untrusted call to the any point in your network which has a trusted route to the VM system. Set up a second leg from that point to VM, using trusted info like the IMSI.
This solution has been up for the last 6 years on our PLMN.
Why the fuck are 7th generation consoles vertical ? What useful purpose does it serve? Is it the inherent instability, or the inability to stack them with other set top boxes? Or maybe the added difficulty to insert the media (that should be intangible, or at least solid state, not 1999 era disks by the way). Or the impossibility to fit them in a small cupboard under the TV?
Furthermore, why are we printing photos at home? If they're worth printing they're worth printing really well, which isn't cheap and should be done at a print shop, framed, and hung on the wall. Otherwise, gaze upon it on the screen, add it to your screen saver's image loop, and move on.
Because you can't print kiddie porn at the print shop
98% of "apps" in "app stores" are bullshit, that have the functionality of a web form, but that for some reasons were coded in a proprietary, non portable API instead of the ubiquitous xml-http-javascript-html-LAMP. The only reason I can think of is that "buying the app" is a kind of subscription service, for which subscription systems would work better. It doesn't explain the free apps.
I mean WTF, a "New York Times" app? What can it do that a web browser cannot do ?
The only 2% of apps that make sense actually use the terminal in a way for which web techs are not optimal: for its I/O capabilities (GPS, camera, phone...)
What!?! You mean hybrid vehicles actually do NOT break the first law of thermodynamics ? That's unthinkable! I'm calling CNN, BBC and Al Jazeera to change their headlines!
As long as they don't provide the OS, Apple can do shit about it. My eeepc 1000HE runs retail Snow Leopard just fine, and this required no modification at hardware level.
Maybe this is just the elitist snob in me, but I don't feel that the latest American Idol singer is really a thousand times better than Billie Holliday
It would be a problem if your search for "Billie Holiday" would return links to American Idol. Pagerank is not the WHERE clause, it's the ORDER BY clause.
You know, the term "dead tree" may have been funny the first time it was coined (around 1200AD when vellum fell out of use), but it's not anymore. Ever heard of the word "paper"?
No, I am not saying that. I am saying decades are not numbered, so the concept of "first decade" is not relevant. If they were numbered, you would be right. Decades don't follow the rules of centuries or millennia, there is no canonical numbering. Technically, Jesus was (by convention) born in 753 Ab Urbe Condita, in "the fifties", but even that was not relevant at the time, as it was then known as the year of Consul X and Consul Y.
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You are stupid one here. Why assume dumbproofness when you can just think of it as the fulfillment of an incomplete design ? I can think of multiple situations where quickly swapping batteries without looking would be awesome.
Using CAMEL (Intelligent Networking for Mobile), route the untrusted call to the any point in your network which has a trusted route to the VM system. Set up a second leg from that point to VM, using trusted info like the IMSI.
This solution has been up for the last 6 years on our PLMN.
Well technically on a windless day, ridge lift has EVERYTHING to do with thermals
Oh yeah, I overlooked BD and HDDVD. My bad.
Still, it's beyond me why one would like to hold one vertically. And the PS3 doesn't look very stackable.
Why the fuck are 7th generation consoles vertical ? What useful purpose does it serve? Is it the inherent instability, or the inability to stack them with other set top boxes? Or maybe the added difficulty to insert the media (that should be intangible, or at least solid state, not 1999 era disks by the way). Or the impossibility to fit them in a small cupboard under the TV?
So, how do they say "Durk er duh!" in Chinese?
you really should give up your silly gallons and miles. Or are you proud to be in the same little club as first class nations Burma and Liberia?
Exactly. Ever watched Turkish TV ? It's Mediterranean bimbos 24/7.
Because you can't print kiddie porn at the print shop
98% of "apps" in "app stores" are bullshit, that have the functionality of a web form, but that for some reasons were coded in a proprietary, non portable API instead of the ubiquitous xml-http-javascript-html-LAMP. The only reason I can think of is that "buying the app" is a kind of subscription service, for which subscription systems would work better. It doesn't explain the free apps.
I mean WTF, a "New York Times" app? What can it do that a web browser cannot do ?
The only 2% of apps that make sense actually use the terminal in a way for which web techs are not optimal: for its I/O capabilities (GPS, camera, phone...)
What!?! You mean hybrid vehicles actually do NOT break the first law of thermodynamics ? That's unthinkable! I'm calling CNN, BBC and Al Jazeera to change their headlines!
Windows reached version 3.0 some 20 years ago...
North Korea has achieved fusion
You can't have cheap intra-company calls and VPN Value Added Services if you're just paying the employee's bill.
it's not a C64, it's a fancy schmancy C64 with 1541.
Spoiled kid!
As long as they don't provide the OS, Apple can do shit about it. My eeepc 1000HE runs retail Snow Leopard just fine, and this required no modification at hardware level.
Nowhere in the US Constitution does it say "Congress shall NOT guarantee the citizens healthcare"
Welcome to Jesusland, where killing is OK, but kicking someone's very naughty part is not.
It would be a problem if your search for "Billie Holiday" would return links to American Idol. Pagerank is not the WHERE clause, it's the ORDER BY clause.
Call me back when you'll see "American scientist makes breakthrough in Stem Cell Research"
You know, the term "dead tree" may have been funny the first time it was coined (around 1200AD when vellum fell out of use), but it's not anymore. Ever heard of the word "paper"?
google recently started suggesting non exact matches and giving them a high rank too. I really hate them for that.
Well at least they're running a real GSMA network, not some chauvinistic USian version of it.
in pseudo-code
SELECT url, summary FROM links WHERE fulltext like '%__searchstring__%' AND url NOT IN (SELECT url FROM bannedlinks WHERE country='__reqcountry__')
there, I open sourced it. You still know shit about what's going on
No, I am not saying that. I am saying decades are not numbered, so the concept of "first decade" is not relevant. If they were numbered, you would be right. Decades don't follow the rules of centuries or millennia, there is no canonical numbering. Technically, Jesus was (by convention) born in 753 Ab Urbe Condita, in "the fifties", but even that was not relevant at the time, as it was then known as the year of Consul X and Consul Y.
The decade is over tonight, JFGOI.