And prior to 3 years ago when the economy collapsed? If anything, its beneficial that you still have basic mail service, even in situations that would drive a normal business out of business.
Silverlight should be very fast since it runs JITed CIL; and C# doesn't incur much overhead (after CLR optimizations). Perhaps certain Silverlight framework additions (UI libraries) or even WPF could be slow. I can only speculate; I don't have experience with SL.
The translator needs some work though.I did a BS-English-BS translation and got this:I have special comment abilities on this post so that scepticly impaired
persons do not have to read remarks by Rubinesque intellectuals
who prefer not to appreciate biting the wax tadpole.
You just hit the nail on the head: the RIAA (and other old-school distribution methods) is caput. The head is dead, the body just doesn't know it yet.Justin Bieber had a YouTube channel that he set up himself, and is now a huge pop phenom. I can't stand his music, but obviously I'm not his market; but I do respect the hell out of his initiative and the big "**** you" it represents to established interests.
It's about time the phone companies recognized that phone calls are just data passing through their networks.I know they don't want to be seen as purely "bit carriers" which don't add much value, but that's what they are.
I had the same problem happen, with some extremely sensitive data coming in.
In addition to somewhat mundane things like airline confirmations, hotel confirmations, etc, there were several letters about legal problems. The person they were trying to reach is apparently the head of an investment group and under investigation by the SEC. I also once received an email containing a bank account number with routing number. Usually it was sent to his (proper) business address and CC'd to my address, which I assume they thought was a personal address for him. When correspondence from lawyers starting coming in I decided it was well past time to start emailing these people and telling them to oh my god please stop. That's a can of worms I just wanted no part of whatsoever.
I did do a quick Google search for the guy; same last name, different first name (same first initial, the combination of which is my email address). Really a problem that shouldn't have happened, especially not that many times from that many different sources.
I see two main things:
RoyaltiesFreedom. Open source software generally makes it easy to connection functionality of different programs together. So once you have it decrypted, there's a lot of cool stuff you can do with it. Commercial software potentially makes all sorts of promises to the people they get the license from to not allow that.
"legally play a Blueray" (same question for DVD)What exactly does that mean?A Blueray/DVD player that one may purchase at Best Buy also decrypts the disc. Is that circumvention also?What exactly is the difference between a commercial player and an open source player (which also must decrypt the disc)?The main difference that I see is that one is using the official specification, and one is using an unofficial specification.But using an unofficial specification is not illegal.Perhaps, If some are claiming that an open source player plays "BlueRay" or "DVD" discs, then that may be a Trademark violation, as it has not been certified.Is that what you are implying? a Trademark violation?
8-12 dollars a gallon?How the devil do you come up with that number?A barrel of Light Sweet Crude (55 gallons) will get you about 40-47 gallons of gasoline if thats what you are refining it for. A barrel of Light Sweet Crude closed today at 81.41 for a September delivery.The price of gasoline today for a US average is 2.78, so the gasoline alone from that barrel is worth 116 dollars.Other countries heavily subsidize fuel, Saudi Arabia is selling gas at $.45 a gallon right now.
But with the Nexus 1 discontinued, and Eric Schmidt having announced there will be no Nexus 2, where does that leave people going forward into the future?
" Note: The 7” Motorized LCD module requires a chassis that supports 7” bay drive."
From the product website. The screen is 7'' diagonal; but it would appear that they couldn't get the bezel, housing, support circuitry, gears, and whatnot into the 5.25 inch width...
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Atoms are low power only compared to Intel's other x86 chips. Compared to typical controllers for portable devices, they use too much power.
Don't run those apps as administrator. Administrator privileges are needed for raw disk access.
That would be genius. Find an old numbers station, pay the owners a bunch of cast to a couple of ARG codes.
Just goes to show how difficult it will be to confirm whether or not any life found on Mars was there to begin with, or was introduced accidentally.
You're assuming the point of rape is to fulfill sexual desire
Silverlight should be very fast since it runs JITed CIL; and C# doesn't incur much overhead (after CLR optimizations). Perhaps certain Silverlight framework additions (UI libraries) or even WPF could be slow. I can only speculate; I don't have experience with SL.
The translator needs some work though.I did a BS-English-BS translation and got this:I have special comment abilities on this post so that scepticly impaired persons do not have to read remarks by Rubinesque intellectuals who prefer not to appreciate biting the wax tadpole.
Ah, kids these days and their silly moral absolutes...
You just hit the nail on the head: the RIAA (and other old-school distribution methods) is caput. The head is dead, the body just doesn't know it yet.Justin Bieber had a YouTube channel that he set up himself, and is now a huge pop phenom. I can't stand his music, but obviously I'm not his market; but I do respect the hell out of his initiative and the big "**** you" it represents to established interests.
Quick! Get the phonebook! Get me the address for John Smith!
It's about time the phone companies recognized that phone calls are just data passing through their networks.I know they don't want to be seen as purely "bit carriers" which don't add much value, but that's what they are.
I had the same problem happen, with some extremely sensitive data coming in. In addition to somewhat mundane things like airline confirmations, hotel confirmations, etc, there were several letters about legal problems. The person they were trying to reach is apparently the head of an investment group and under investigation by the SEC. I also once received an email containing a bank account number with routing number. Usually it was sent to his (proper) business address and CC'd to my address, which I assume they thought was a personal address for him. When correspondence from lawyers starting coming in I decided it was well past time to start emailing these people and telling them to oh my god please stop. That's a can of worms I just wanted no part of whatsoever. I did do a quick Google search for the guy; same last name, different first name (same first initial, the combination of which is my email address). Really a problem that shouldn't have happened, especially not that many times from that many different sources.
Purchasing a T1 allows the person to make an agreement with an ISP of their choosing.
I see two main things: RoyaltiesFreedom. Open source software generally makes it easy to connection functionality of different programs together. So once you have it decrypted, there's a lot of cool stuff you can do with it. Commercial software potentially makes all sorts of promises to the people they get the license from to not allow that.
But with the Nexus 1 discontinued, and Eric Schmidt having announced there will be no Nexus 2, where does that leave people going forward into the future?
So the fact that a ****ty retailer offered a $20 discount (the price of a sushi roll or bottle of wine)
" Note: The 7” Motorized LCD module requires a chassis that supports 7” bay drive." From the product website. The screen is 7'' diagonal; but it would appear that they couldn't get the bezel, housing, support circuitry, gears, and whatnot into the 5.25 inch width...
you do realize that 7" is measured diagonally right?
then letting the guy behind 9/11 have a nice vacation in Tora Bora.