You know who else produced regrettable artwork? Hitler. The plants would produce bad artwork too. Ergo, they are equivalent to Hitler and must be stopped at all costs!
Patents would delay that drug's release, but once the patents expire, you can be your ass someone would make it. Curing tons of diseases at once would make one super rich.
I used to attend a Catholic school, and even it didn't have a Greek course. They had Latin, of course, but no Greek. Maybe I'd have to go to an Orthodox school for that.
This is especially true with regards to languages; Greek and Latin are optional, if even available, while it seems as though they were mandatory back then.
I don't know about now, but at least in 2007 60% of Iraqis thought that attacks on US forces were justified. A vast majority of Sunnis and Shiites also oppose the American military presence; only the Kurds support American troops being there. Source: http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/2007-03-19-iraq-poll-day2_N.htm
Afghanistan is more favorable to the US, though not all roses.
"The United States has discovered nearly $1 trillion in untapped mineral deposits in Afghanistan, far beyond any previously known reserves and enough to fundamentally alter the Afghan economy and perhaps the Afghan war itself, according to senior American government officials."
A doctor's office that I go to uses the iPad to replace a patient's chart. I assume they have some internal web page where the pick a patient and it loads whatever they need.
There is a black market because of age restrictions and taxes. Cigarettes especially have super high taxes on them, and black market dealers don't collect them. Or check ID.
I learned things in high school that my parents didn't get taught. Trig and calculus weren't taught to them from what I gather. My grandpa has a high school diploma but can't do algebra. It may be they are exceptions, but I wouldn't just assume they were taught more back then. We need some facts.
It's not amazing to me. History is full of business models being propped up by legislation and cronyism, copyright laws being no exception. Benjamin Franklin lobbied for paper money so that he could get a job printing it (decades before the American Revolution), so it's a time honored tradition in this country.
I've been writing an internal application for WP7 (small company, chose WP7 for some reason) and I think the actual OS itself could be OK, maybe even good, but it's got tons of WTF moments. Like how I have to change the phone's orientation to get access to the address bar in IE, or the ancient version of IE used; they could have at least used something between IE 8 and 9 and upgrade when needed. The marketplace sucks currently; once they add search it'll be OK on the devce.
Cat6 has a maximum length of 100m (330 feet or so) for 1Gb Ethernet and below; faster speeds get less. Are you sure wiring rural areas with that is going to be cheap? You'll need more than just better cables; IIRC the distance comes from the travel time for a signal, and after 100m the latency is such that two stations will transmit at the same time, not knowing the other one is transmitting. So you'll need a switch or certain hubs (Class 2?) roughly every 100m.
There are plenty of areas with more than 100m of distance between houses, let alone the CO. 1 mile would be about 1600m, so if you must have cat6, that'd be 16 100m segments. Maybe add another 1 or 2 to account for patch panels, slack in cables, etc. That'd suck a lot.
Just because every other culture may have had a caste system doesn't make the criticism less valid. They still have problems with the caste system to this day.
Yeah! We should ban such third world hellholes as the United States, Japan, Canada, Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom! They are all in the top 10 for spamming, according to Spamhaus. The others are China, Russia, Brazil, and Argentina.
It's nice most of the time, but there are WTF moments sometimes. I'm working on a WP7 app (don't ask...), and the XAML preview is totally busted. Something in my layout is killing that part of VS, but it works on the phone and the emulator just fine. The syntax highlighting for that part of the app is totally destroyed too.
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Unless aggressively pushing means using bombs to push, then it's not such a good thing.
You know who else produced regrettable artwork? Hitler. The plants would produce bad artwork too. Ergo, they are equivalent to Hitler and must be stopped at all costs!
Patents would delay that drug's release, but once the patents expire, you can be your ass someone would make it. Curing tons of diseases at once would make one super rich.
This being Slashdot, we know the answer is English tenses.
There is a .NET plugin, it's called Silverlight, available for Windows and Mac OS X, plus it's basically what you have to use to write WP7 apps.
I used to attend a Catholic school, and even it didn't have a Greek course. They had Latin, of course, but no Greek. Maybe I'd have to go to an Orthodox school for that.
This is especially true with regards to languages; Greek and Latin are optional, if even available, while it seems as though they were mandatory back then.
I don't know about now, but at least in 2007 60% of Iraqis thought that attacks on US forces were justified. A vast majority of Sunnis and Shiites also oppose the American military presence; only the Kurds support American troops being there. Source: http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/2007-03-19-iraq-poll-day2_N.htm
Afghanistan is more favorable to the US, though not all roses.
I haven't been there, but apparently some geologists (or whoever does this work) have: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/14/world/asia/14minerals.html
"The United States has discovered nearly $1 trillion in untapped mineral deposits in Afghanistan, far beyond any previously known reserves and enough to fundamentally alter the Afghan economy and perhaps the Afghan war itself, according to senior American government officials."
It was even covered on /.: http://news.slashdot.org/story/10/06/14/0652217/1-Trillion-In-Minerals-Found-In-Afghanistan?from=rss
A doctor's office that I go to uses the iPad to replace a patient's chart. I assume they have some internal web page where the pick a patient and it loads whatever they need.
There is a black market because of age restrictions and taxes. Cigarettes especially have super high taxes on them, and black market dealers don't collect them. Or check ID.
I learned things in high school that my parents didn't get taught. Trig and calculus weren't taught to them from what I gather. My grandpa has a high school diploma but can't do algebra. It may be they are exceptions, but I wouldn't just assume they were taught more back then. We need some facts.
That's like saying man up and go see a Justin Bieber concert while prancing around in a field of flowers dressed in all pink.
I think you meant "man up use cat".
It's not amazing to me. History is full of business models being propped up by legislation and cronyism, copyright laws being no exception. Benjamin Franklin lobbied for paper money so that he could get a job printing it (decades before the American Revolution), so it's a time honored tradition in this country.
Qt was native code, Microsoft currently doesn't let third party developers write native code for WP7.
I've been writing an internal application for WP7 (small company, chose WP7 for some reason) and I think the actual OS itself could be OK, maybe even good, but it's got tons of WTF moments. Like how I have to change the phone's orientation to get access to the address bar in IE, or the ancient version of IE used; they could have at least used something between IE 8 and 9 and upgrade when needed. The marketplace sucks currently; once they add search it'll be OK on the devce.
Cat6 has a maximum length of 100m (330 feet or so) for 1Gb Ethernet and below; faster speeds get less. Are you sure wiring rural areas with that is going to be cheap? You'll need more than just better cables; IIRC the distance comes from the travel time for a signal, and after 100m the latency is such that two stations will transmit at the same time, not knowing the other one is transmitting. So you'll need a switch or certain hubs (Class 2?) roughly every 100m.
There are plenty of areas with more than 100m of distance between houses, let alone the CO. 1 mile would be about 1600m, so if you must have cat6, that'd be 16 100m segments. Maybe add another 1 or 2 to account for patch panels, slack in cables, etc. That'd suck a lot.
Just because every other culture may have had a caste system doesn't make the criticism less valid. They still have problems with the caste system to this day.
iOS is not just the iPhone; it's also the iPad and iPod Touch, which is part of the reason why their installed base is so high.
You rang?
Thts juhst owt uv tha kwestyun
So, anyone got a phone I can have? I promise to whipe it
Yeah! We should ban such third world hellholes as the United States, Japan, Canada, Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom! They are all in the top 10 for spamming, according to Spamhaus. The others are China, Russia, Brazil, and Argentina.
Nah, we'll just be in awe of their mad skillz and ability to own us.
It's nice most of the time, but there are WTF moments sometimes. I'm working on a WP7 app (don't ask...), and the XAML preview is totally busted. Something in my layout is killing that part of VS, but it works on the phone and the emulator just fine. The syntax highlighting for that part of the app is totally destroyed too.