You can either use the gnome/KDE settings or/etc/network/interfaces if you use both it tends to stuff up your system, also the network init.d script is obsolete and it says so when you run it.
Very good question, probably not for Mac servers as they are made by Apple, but surely some generic servers would be effected? (posting to undo moderation)
And this is relevant to the conversation how? This information, which would probably only be about Australia ebay sellers (the nature of ebay makes it hard to lie about your location) and only be used to tax/cut off wealthare payments to the same Aussies.
Don't know the exact value, but there is a level of income for buisnesses below which you aren't required to pay GST. I think it might be slightly higer though.
Well then you would be running a buisness. In Australia all buisness are required to register with the government and provide detailed accounts for tax purposes. You can then draw an income from your buisness which you declare to as income on your tax as well.
Even if the charges are completely fabricated by someone, anyone (CIA the women in question etc.) it's absurd to think that the UK would refuse extradition to Sweden for something like this.
Would the alleged crime be illegal in the UK? No
FTFY The charge he is 'wanted for questioning' in relation too is not a crime in United Kingdoms. Consent can't be withdrawn after the fact in most countries.
As an aussie I only recognized that name because Sydney Airport was named after him... Whilst I did recognize Earhart, primarily due to pop culture refrences
OP was complaining about the summary assuming that everyone who reads/.is American (an assumption that is made on/., but not in this case) I think it is far to assume that people who read/. have an English speaking background most of the time, so your point whilst accurate isn't really relevant to the discussion.
If it is being processed on an external device it is likely that the camera will not be in the eye (at least at first), and it appears that any camera is supported which leads to some interesting possibilities (streaming TV or the internet direct to your optic nerve anyone?) and also some interesting hacking opportunities. To bad that installing something like this would require you to lose an eye however it could lead the way to space opera style cyborgs.
I assume that 98 electrodes means a resolution similar to 98 pixels so it sadly wouldn't provide a very good replacement, however this will probably improve in time as historically eye problems have attracted strong support and funding. It would also not work very well for people with damaged optic nerves and would probably require the removal of a natural eye if the patient has one.
Actually the airport express is a wireless AP, which can and is designed to act as a router. The airport extreme is a wireless router with some modem functionality, it can also act as a wireless AP. Both of these have DHCP and print/file sharing servers.
I've always found the nouveau drivers to provide terrible graphics/screen resolutions and very little in terms of config options. I will give you that they require less setup, but that is usually just because they are default. KMS would be very useful in the official drivers but, good graphics quality is more important.
I installed it, but when you enable another monitor or change from "seprate x-screens" to "xcinerama" or change the screen positions nothing changes until a reboot (or an x restart) because it just change the config file. Maybe SUSE has a newer version or something, all the distros I use are debian based.
Perhaps you set it up wrong (you have to reboot/restart x to change most settings related to multiple monitors). I have managed to get multiple monitors working in both separate x-screen and xcinerama (which is similar to how windows does dual screens) setups on multiple different machines. One thing that doesn't work very well with multiple monitors is gnome 3/unity/cinnamon but that's not due to the drivers, its due to the gnome 3 devs deciding no one needs multiple monitors.
KDE, MATE and gnome 2 all work fine on multiple monitors using the nvidia drivers it takes about 30 seconds plus a reboot to set it up. The only problems i've had with the official drivers is how ubuntu tries to remove them when you upgrade to a new release.
Don't confuse needless complexity with complexity. I'd wager you'd be hard pressed to find a doc LibreOffice can't open that Office 2003/2007/2010 created
^Any docx (default office 2010, 2007 format) document with images (all in the wrong place) in it or that uses complex styles. I would note that 90% of the time LibreOffice can open odt documents saved in office correctly though.
Iterestingly ODT suport in word seems to have gone backwards, in 2007 they mostly open fine but in 2010 any document created in LibreOffice is treated as corupt (literally any, it could be blank). Although once it "repairs" it, it renders complety fine. Saddly it will be a while before we get rid of docx, not because libreoffice writer isn't ready (with odt documents it is) but because docx is the standard format for the majority and whilst the alternatives can't support it, it is basicly imposible to transition. (Rember in buisness people will be reciving documents from other companies, government organisations, home computers, etc)
On the point of drivers with the exception of cannon network printers (which are completly unsuported) and nvidia drivers when installing updates (the drivers work fine, they just get unistall/misconfigured by upgrades very easily) I fine linux to be supperior to windows in driver support, because it dosen't speed 30mins searching and installing a flash drive driver (they just work) and you don't have to trawl the web for a wireless card driver (Something I had to do in Win 7 for a certain netgear N wirless dongle but not in ubuntu where it worked out of the box).
How is funding health care any different from funding roads, they are both essential services which we require in modern day society. Lack of health care increases wealth gaps and makes our society less efficient.
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You can either use the gnome/KDE settings or /etc/network/interfaces if you use both it tends to stuff up your system, also the network init.d script is obsolete and it says so when you run it.
Very good question, probably not for Mac servers as they are made by Apple, but surely some generic servers would be effected? (posting to undo moderation)
And this is relevant to the conversation how? This information, which would probably only be about Australia ebay sellers (the nature of ebay makes it hard to lie about your location) and only be used to tax/cut off wealthare payments to the same Aussies.
Don't know the exact value, but there is a level of income for buisnesses below which you aren't required to pay GST. I think it might be slightly higer though.
Well then you would be running a buisness. In Australia all buisness are required to register with the government and provide detailed accounts for tax purposes. You can then draw an income from your buisness which you declare to as income on your tax as well.
So your saying that the government requires a warrent to do a tax audit? Because that is basically what they are doing.
Even if the charges are completely fabricated by someone, anyone (CIA the women in question etc.) it's absurd to think that the UK would refuse extradition to Sweden for something like this.
Would the alleged crime be illegal in the UK? No
FTFY
The charge he is 'wanted for questioning' in relation too is not a crime in United Kingdoms. Consent can't be withdrawn after the fact in most countries.
As an aussie I only recognized that name because Sydney Airport was named after him... Whilst I did recognize Earhart, primarily due to pop culture refrences
The Wright brother don't really come to mind as pilots (although technically they where), but more as inventors. So yes, most famous pilot ever.
OP was complaining about the summary assuming that everyone who reads /.is American (an assumption that is made on /., but not in this case) I think it is far to assume that people who read /. have an English speaking background most of the time, so your point whilst accurate isn't really relevant to the discussion.
If it is being processed on an external device it is likely that the camera will not be in the eye (at least at first), and it appears that any camera is supported which leads to some interesting possibilities (streaming TV or the internet direct to your optic nerve anyone?) and also some interesting hacking opportunities. To bad that installing something like this would require you to lose an eye however it could lead the way to space opera style cyborgs.
I assume that 98 electrodes means a resolution similar to 98 pixels so it sadly wouldn't provide a very good replacement, however this will probably improve in time as historically eye problems have attracted strong support and funding. It would also not work very well for people with damaged optic nerves and would probably require the removal of a natural eye if the patient has one.
I think its actually supposed to mean "Fed showdown a narcotics shop, using tor". However I originally read it the same as the GP.
No one is using it because Dropbox has better cross platform support and offline storage.
Actually the airport express is a wireless AP, which can and is designed to act as a router.
The airport extreme is a wireless router with some modem functionality, it can also act as a wireless AP.
Both of these have DHCP and print/file sharing servers.
I've always found the nouveau drivers to provide terrible graphics/screen resolutions and very little in terms of config options. I will give you that they require less setup, but that is usually just because they are default. KMS would be very useful in the official drivers but, good graphics quality is more important.
I installed it, but when you enable another monitor or change from "seprate x-screens" to "xcinerama" or change the screen positions nothing changes until a reboot (or an x restart) because it just change the config file.
Maybe SUSE has a newer version or something, all the distros I use are debian based.
Perhaps you set it up wrong (you have to reboot/restart x to change most settings related to multiple monitors). I have managed to get multiple monitors working in both separate x-screen and xcinerama (which is similar to how windows does dual screens) setups on multiple different machines. One thing that doesn't work very well with multiple monitors is gnome 3/unity/cinnamon but that's not due to the drivers, its due to the gnome 3 devs deciding no one needs multiple monitors.
KDE, MATE and gnome 2 all work fine on multiple monitors using the nvidia drivers it takes about 30 seconds plus a reboot to set it up. The only problems i've had with the official drivers is how ubuntu tries to remove them when you upgrade to a new release.
Don't confuse needless complexity with complexity. I'd wager you'd be hard pressed to find a doc LibreOffice can't open that Office 2003/2007/2010 created
^Any docx (default office 2010, 2007 format) document with images (all in the wrong place) in it or that uses complex styles.
I would note that 90% of the time LibreOffice can open odt documents saved in office correctly though.
Iterestingly ODT suport in word seems to have gone backwards, in 2007 they mostly open fine but in 2010 any document created in LibreOffice is treated as corupt (literally any, it could be blank). Although once it "repairs" it, it renders complety fine.
Saddly it will be a while before we get rid of docx, not because libreoffice writer isn't ready (with odt documents it is) but because docx is the standard format for the majority and whilst the alternatives can't support it, it is basicly imposible to transition. (Rember in buisness people will be reciving documents from other companies, government organisations, home computers, etc)
On the point of drivers with the exception of cannon network printers (which are completly unsuported) and nvidia drivers when installing updates (the drivers work fine, they just get unistall/misconfigured by upgrades very easily) I fine linux to be supperior to windows in driver support, because it dosen't speed 30mins searching and installing a flash drive driver (they just work) and you don't have to trawl the web for a wireless card driver (Something I had to do in Win 7 for a certain netgear N wirless dongle but not in ubuntu where it worked out of the box).
Actually anyone on the network can track all transactions, their is just no way of forcing them to be transferred back.
How does one destroy a bitcoin?
Delete the file it is stored in. As far as I understand it you can't recover a bit coin (otherwise other people could steal it)
I've found writer to be significantly faster then word. It is also just as usable, I defiantly wouldn't say the same for the rest of the suite though.
How is funding health care any different from funding roads, they are both essential services which we require in modern day society. Lack of health care increases wealth gaps and makes our society less efficient.
Nope doesn't effect the market only google+
Alternatly you set your age on your google account to under 18, the only thing it does is turn off google+