Did you try UML (Universal Markup Language)... because since it is universal it will cover every need and it is used by companies like Rational, who a lot of tools for it.
Yes I know this isn't what UML is but I've got Karma to burn
My first CS TA in college's first name was 'H' he said that it had caused him a lot of problems. In fact I just searched for him on Google and http://www.cs.pitt.edu/%7Ehcl/me/name.html this page explains it.
You can dial 511 on your phone in San Fransico and give your starting point end and end point and it will give you a real time traffic assesment and the time from point A to point B. With some pretty cool voice regonition software. Story about automated traffic in SF
It wouldn't bother me if I thought they were selective in how they used the information and really used it to make my customer experience better, but I've found that get at least 2 pieces of mail a day, associated with the information that these companies are collecting, apart from the enviromental damage, several times I cannot simply throw them out because of the whole identity theft thing and have to spend time sorting and shredding.
My local Mom and Pop shops have an interesting loyality card type deal, they actually know me and know that I am loyal customer, have a crazy processing system called "brain and memory" they know what I usually am coming in to buy and in the case of the local pub have it ready for me when I walk through the door.
Also, privacy concerns around RFID tags are a little like concerns about supermarket scanners years ago. When the laser scanners were coming out, everybody was saying, retailers are going to collect information about what you buy. And none of that happened. I think the situation with RFID is similar.
Retailers DO collect info about what you buy, corps like WalMart and Target have huge datamining efforts to figure out what they should place near other items in the store based on buying patterns
Can you get a temporary or prepaid SIM with a local carrier and just swap it or are the US carriers 'service locking' phones so you have to do international roaming with them even in foreign countries?
I've been using both 1.3.x and 2.x with Tomcat and I have yet to really notice a difference except that the config files for 2.x seem to be laid out in a more sane order though it took a while to adjust. (I can't speak to PHP usage as the only time I touch it is for running squirrelmail)
I guess saying I have a shitty power company
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apparently you only sat in on the first day of class you missed key terms like "economies of scale" and "marginal cost" which would help explain to you that when someone controls a channel (no pun intended) as large as DishNetwork the rules are different.
I also won't go into detail on things like in a true market you could choose to buy MTV from more than one vendor see the term "monopoly"
to sum it up simple supply and demand only works in a "free" market which the television world isn't
As some who how has filed a claim with the BBB I can tell you from the most part it is worthless (even the BBB tells you they can't do anything.) If it is a large enough amount go to court over it, if it isn't vote with your wallet and never spend money with them again.
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it is also the color that they produced the most of
Sure, basically what you get is a CD for your server Linux, OS X or Windows, FreeBSD maybe supported as well [I run mine with Linux] and a DVD for your PS2. The app you install on the server is Java based and if you already have Java installed it is pretty easy you basically point the app via a GUI to a directory (or more) then you start the server. On the PS2 side you put the disc in wait for it to boot and you can now play your mp3s, view your photos and play your divx and mpegs. If you have more questions feel free to shoot me an email dan@ the domain above My only complaint is that there isn't a way (that I know of) to create play lists on the server nor any easy way to play all otherwise it works pretty well and almost worth $50 but I think $35 would be a more fair price.
If I were to set up a filter that said the first time you send me an email put Foobar in the subject line and then you will be added to my allowed list. This does get rid of soome of the overhead of the send-reply-send auth email schemes. I could then put my email address (not obsfuscated) on my website with the subject filled in Foobar and then if a long lost friend was looking for me it would be simple for them to get past the filter and be in address book of allowed people in the future.
If you bought the product that doesn't work with your credit card and you have tried to resolve the issue with your vendor call your credit card company and explain the situation to them they will most likely help you out
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Did you try UML (Universal Markup Language)... because since it is universal it will cover every need and it is used by companies like Rational, who a lot of tools for it.
Yes I know this isn't what UML is but I've got Karma to burn
Ask 8 slackers a question, get 10 awnsers (a citation, but I can't remember from who)
I first heard it refering to the economists of the 50s and 60s (Put 4 economists in a room and you'll get 5 different answers)
My first CS TA in college's first name was 'H' he said that it had caused him a lot of problems. In fact I just searched for him on Google and http://www.cs.pitt.edu/%7Ehcl/me/name.html this page explains it.
I know a guy who worked on WalMart.com the servers and the developers use Debian.
You can dial 511 on your phone in San Fransico and give your starting point end and end point and it will give you a real time traffic assesment and the time from point A to point B. With some pretty cool voice regonition software.
Story about automated traffic in SF
It wouldn't bother me if I thought they were selective in how they used the information and really used it to make my customer experience better, but I've found that get at least 2 pieces of mail a day, associated with the information that these companies are collecting, apart from the enviromental damage, several times I cannot simply throw them out because of the whole identity theft thing and have to spend time sorting and shredding.
My local Mom and Pop shops have an interesting loyality card type deal, they actually know me and know that I am loyal customer, have a crazy processing system called "brain and memory" they know what I usually am coming in to buy and in the case of the local pub have it ready for me when I walk through the door.
Also, privacy concerns around RFID tags are a little like concerns about supermarket scanners years ago. When the laser scanners were coming out, everybody was saying, retailers are going to collect information about what you buy. And none of that happened. I think the situation with RFID is similar.
Retailers DO collect info about what you buy, corps like WalMart and Target have huge datamining efforts to figure out what they should place near other items in the store based on buying patterns
Can you get a temporary or prepaid SIM with a local carrier and just swap it or are the US carriers 'service locking' phones so you have to do international roaming with them even in foreign countries?
Yes
On the Debian box I'm using 1.3.29 with mod_jk 1.2 with Java 1.4.0
on the Gentoo box I'm using 2.0.48 mod_jk2 2.0.2 with Java 1.4.2_04
I've been using both 1.3.x and 2.x with Tomcat and I have yet to really notice a difference except that the config files for 2.x seem to be laid out in a more sane order though it took a while to adjust. (I can't speak to PHP usage as the only time I touch it is for running squirrelmail)
will be more true than even
almost ... but there are several 17 and 13 year cycles.
c icadas/Periodical/Index.html
the chart from http://insects.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/fauna/michigan_
shows it
These couple of lines show an example
1961, 1978, 1995, 2012 - VA, WVA
1962, 1979, 1996, 2013 - CT, MD, NC, NJ, NY, PA, VA
1963, 1980, 1997, 2014 - IA, IL, MO
This is how supply and demand works in a market.
apparently you only sat in on the first day of class you missed key terms like "economies of scale" and "marginal cost" which would help explain to you that when someone controls a channel (no pun intended) as large as DishNetwork the rules are different.
I also won't go into detail on things like in a true market you could choose to buy MTV from more than one vendor see the term "monopoly"
to sum it up simple supply and demand only works in a "free" market which the television world isn't
What happens when someone gets smart and creates one that looks for other Symbiot boxes and basicly has them fighting each other?
don't buy another TV, instead go outside, read a book, talk to people.
As some who how has filed a claim with the BBB I can tell you from the most part it is worthless (even the BBB tells you they can't do anything.) If it is a large enough amount go to court over it, if it isn't vote with your wallet and never spend money with them again.
it is also the color that they produced the most of
I've had mine since last Thursday. Is this story stale?
Actually your pair of 6's beats the pair of 0's and if I remember the rules corrrectly cards (or Mhz) talk.
Sure, basically what you get is a CD for your server Linux, OS X or Windows, FreeBSD maybe supported as well [I run mine with Linux] and a DVD for your PS2. The app you install on the server is Java based and if you already have Java installed it is pretty easy you basically point the app via a GUI to a directory (or more) then you start the server. On the PS2 side you put the disc in wait for it to boot and you can now play your mp3s, view your photos and play your divx and mpegs. If you have more questions feel free to shoot me an email dan@ the domain above My only complaint is that there isn't a way (that I know of) to create play lists on the server nor any easy way to play all otherwise it works pretty well and almost worth $50 but I think $35 would be a more fair price.
I think the title says it all it plays MP3, AVI and DivX
If I were to set up a filter that said the first time you send me an email put Foobar in the subject line and then you will be added to my allowed list. This does get rid of soome of the overhead of the send-reply-send auth email schemes. I could then put my email address (not obsfuscated) on my website with the subject filled in Foobar and then if a long lost friend was looking for me it would be simple for them to get past the filter and be in address book of allowed people in the future.
The reason that they are no longer making money hand over fist must be because of _piracy_ (ie MAME)
If you bought the product that doesn't work with your credit card and you have tried to resolve the issue with your vendor call your credit card company and explain the situation to them they will most likely help you out