If you can get the IPad to run in vertically flipped landscape mode, you can put it on top of the dashboard above the steering wheel and have it reflected in your front window. That way, you have a head-up display just like jet fighter pilots!
It is a game. In a game, you can have virtual money and virtual economies. You can see how blatantly "wrong" economies develop. And if people want to pay for that, they are free to do so. I mean, they don't have to. Only if the virtual money gets mixed in the real economy, this can get bad.
Just what I thought. Jupiter's spot is really a capital "S" in a diamond. Only we don't see it sharp. And there is no telephone box that can hold Jupiter.
Indeed. The tendency to become obese comes from the western diet, not from the genes. You may have helpful or unhelpful genes, but they play a minor role. The same applies for a number of other diseases.
What, threaten with a full-blown war if any of your soldiers is ever subjected to international justice? That is hardly feasible for a video camera owner.
It costs about as much energy or more to make a solar panel as it will generate in its entire life. So unless you make solar panels using wind energy or something like that, it won't save on the environment.
The technical error here was that there was no test on the real thing. The company that made a part of the telescope had only a separate testbed that was made to specifications. Alas, these specifications were exactly one inch misunderstood, so the result was a part that was incredibly accurately one inch out of position.
I think any soldier prefers a trigger to operate rather than accident when he gets the hiccups. And there are already "augmented reality" systems in military use for quite a few years now. Pilots can aim with their helmet in some aircraft.
I see more applications for people who can not use their arms, either because of safety (say, when operating hydraulic presses or other carnivorous machines), because they have their hands full with something else (like helicopter pilots), or because they are disabled.
Could you please share your secret of making a profit by pissing off customers? I am very intrigued how you manage to do that. We are a company of people with a proud heart for our jobs. Time and time again you demonstrate that satisfying customers is not the way to go.
But what is? What makes your customers want to buy products that will be crippled remotely after a while or even directly at sale? Is it some marketing trick? Do you select your customers for misplaced good faith? Is it some other twist of genius?
Curiously,
An honest craftsman.
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"the unauthorized circumvention of an effective technological measure."
Common sense: If the measure can be circumvented, it is not effective. If it enforces something else than copyright (for instance, by disallowing fair use), it is not effective. In other words: this rule never applies.
Too bad there is so little logic, realism or common sense in USA law.
You may not and you agree not to, or to enable others to, copy (except as expressly permitted by this License), decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble, attempt to derive the source code of, decrypt, modify, or create derivative works of the iPad Software or any services provided by the iPad Software, or any part thereof
This License is effective until terminated. Your rights under this License will terminate automatically or otherwise cease to be effective without notice from Apple if you fail to comply with any term(s) of this License. Upon the termination of this License, you shall cease all use of the iPad Software
In other words, jailbreaking is a good way to indicate that you want to terminate the licence. After which you are no longer bound to its terms.
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If you can get the IPad to run in vertically flipped landscape mode, you can put it on top of the dashboard above the steering wheel and have it reflected in your front window. That way, you have a head-up display just like jet fighter pilots!
It is a game. In a game, you can have virtual money and virtual economies. You can see how blatantly "wrong" economies develop. And if people want to pay for that, they are free to do so. I mean, they don't have to. Only if the virtual money gets mixed in the real economy, this can get bad.
Just what I thought. Jupiter's spot is really a capital "S" in a diamond. Only we don't see it sharp. And there is no telephone box that can hold Jupiter.
Like one that yells "Hey, don't leave me!" every two minutes.
Indeed. The tendency to become obese comes from the western diet, not from the genes. You may have helpful or unhelpful genes, but they play a minor role. The same applies for a number of other diseases.
Can you also stop all the sites out there to stop using google ads? I don't use Google, but can still tracked by them.
But it contains an amount of sugar that is the recommended amount for 3 days!
4) Salesmen: really stop selling flash. Be a sport, and sell something more modern.
Flash is usually there because of the salesmen, not because of the web authors.
Individuals are sued by Monsanto for being polluted by their patented genes.
What, threaten with a full-blown war if any of your soldiers is ever subjected to international justice? That is hardly feasible for a video camera owner.
... is an IP troll without IP.
Pathetic.
It costs about as much energy or more to make a solar panel as it will generate in its entire life. So unless you make solar panels using wind energy or something like that, it won't save on the environment.
Ehm, just pay them for the job? Why must they be paid every time the work is copied?
You don't sample a Britney Spears song to make a longer, better Britney Spears song; you sample it for reference.
Is that so? I read about take-down notices of parodies, covers/enhancements every day here.
Equally, I can just download Emacs and enjoy it without patching or contributing anything.
The technical error here was that there was no test on the real thing. The company that made a part of the telescope had only a separate testbed that was made to specifications. Alas, these specifications were exactly one inch misunderstood, so the result was a part that was incredibly accurately one inch out of position.
I think any soldier prefers a trigger to operate rather than accident when he gets the hiccups. And there are already "augmented reality" systems in military use for quite a few years now. Pilots can aim with their helmet in some aircraft.
I see more applications for people who can not use their arms, either because of safety (say, when operating hydraulic presses or other carnivorous machines), because they have their hands full with something else (like helicopter pilots), or because they are disabled.
Can you please explain how wardriving is not evil?
Oh, and, by the way, off course I do have something to hide. That is why it is called privacy.
Dear Sony,
Could you please share your secret of making a profit by pissing off customers? I am very intrigued how you manage to do that. We are a company of people with a proud heart for our jobs. Time and time again you demonstrate that satisfying customers is not the way to go.
But what is? What makes your customers want to buy products that will be crippled remotely after a while or even directly at sale? Is it some marketing trick? Do you select your customers for misplaced good faith? Is it some other twist of genius?
Curiously,
An honest craftsman.
"the unauthorized circumvention of an effective technological measure."
Common sense: If the measure can be circumvented, it is not effective. If it enforces something else than copyright (for instance, by disallowing fair use), it is not effective. In other words: this rule never applies.
Too bad there is so little logic, realism or common sense in USA law.
Well, if the law starts breaking the law (like privacy laws here), things start getting really messy!
You may not and you agree not to, or to enable others to, copy (except as expressly permitted by this License), decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble, attempt to derive the source code of, decrypt, modify, or create derivative works of the iPad Software or any services provided by the iPad Software, or any part thereof
This License is effective until terminated. Your rights under this License will terminate automatically or otherwise cease to be effective without notice from Apple if you fail to comply with any term(s) of this License. Upon the termination of this License, you shall cease all use of the iPad Software
In other words, jailbreaking is a good way to indicate that you want to terminate the licence. After which you are no longer bound to its terms.
Who am I to tell Apple what's best for their devices?
The user who paid for the lovemaking device without having to first agree to anything.
Apes however...
That's global warming for you!
£10 is not 10 dollars. It is "somewhat" more, I'm afraid. It's probably about £10 more in the current economic situation...