The US *DOES* suffer from businesses that avoid our borders due to the patriot act alone. Most businesses are not excited about opening all their data to our government on merit of it crossing a U.S. boundary alone.
It makes you wonder how much data enters "the U.S." without ever being near it. Would make for a good conspiracy theory, minus the made up stuff.
Spammers and fishers have my login credentials to Monster.com? They also have my preferred e-mail address?
Do you use a separate username and password for every website you visit? How about the typical monster.com user? How many websites use an e-mail address as a form of authentication (forgot your password? We'll e-mail it to you!)? How many websites do you frequent use your preferred e-mail address as a means of verifying your identity?
Hate to be an alarmist, but this data is a lot more important than just a set of e-mail addresses to spam.
I put african american for my race on a resume. I received a phone call, and did a quick interview. At the end of the interview, they were excited for me to come in and meet with them. When they discovered I was white, they said they already had plenty qualified white applicants.
Equal opportunity = legal racism. I wonder if I can have my race legally changed, heck if you can do it with gender...
So instead of lowering prices to balance demand, they stockpile their goods, layoff their workforce, and petition for a bailout. What do you do when a business only serves their management? Pay them more money of course, God bless America!
You "entangle" two atoms creating the qubit. You separate the atoms, then read the qubit?
Isn't the information already present in the entanglement, prior to the separation? Isn't it like spray-painting two objects red, sending them to opposite parts of the world and then proclaiming you've got a way to teleport information across the world, but can only send one message, "red" ?
I'm sure with all the hype I must just misunderstand the whole thing.
These are our first black holes, but based on unconfirmed new ideas in the last decade, we are certain of the outcome.
After the first nuclear tests, men were given the task of running into ground zero seconds after the explosion to make tests. They all died with the assurance that we understood nuclear physics.
The Messiah didn't endorse my favorite media encoding!!!
With the vapor he sold during his campaign, and the fickleness of his once-upon-a-time supporters, I'm surprised people aren't calling for his impeachment already.
You can watch in silverlight, or you can head over to youtube, or turn on your television. There are dozens of places to watch this thing. Article is misleading, parent is mislead.
A bit much with the creative license if you ask me. I prefer the statue of the lifeless Wallace with his intestines hanging all over the floor and his limbs on other sides of the country. It's hard to tell it's actually Wallace, but after some time, you start to recognize the rib cage.
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The rest of you just need to declare the U.S. as your sovereign then petition for statehood.
I'm all for it! Bring the us back into U.S. Then er can rape and pillage ourselves instead of everyone else!
You can't download chunky peanut butter, but you can die to it!
The US *DOES* suffer from businesses that avoid our borders due to the patriot act alone. Most businesses are not excited about opening all their data to our government on merit of it crossing a U.S. boundary alone.
It makes you wonder how much data enters "the U.S." without ever being near it. Would make for a good conspiracy theory, minus the made up stuff.
"...couldn't find enough Americans capable of handling sales, lending, and bank administration."
Sounds like working the counter and middle management to me. Newspaper ad should read, "... high school diploma a plus."
How do I keep Obama + Congress from handing them money?
Despite popular and expert opinion, they're just going to keep hyping the doom and steamrolling handouts.
H1B's today,
more layoffs tomorrow.
Spammers and fishers have my login credentials to Monster.com? They also have my preferred e-mail address?
Do you use a separate username and password for every website you visit? How about the typical monster.com user? How many websites use an e-mail address as a form of authentication (forgot your password? We'll e-mail it to you!)? How many websites do you frequent use your preferred e-mail address as a means of verifying your identity?
Hate to be an alarmist, but this data is a lot more important than just a set of e-mail addresses to spam.
I put african american for my race on a resume. I received a phone call, and did a quick interview. At the end of the interview, they were excited for me to come in and meet with them. When they discovered I was white, they said they already had plenty qualified white applicants.
Equal opportunity = legal racism. I wonder if I can have my race legally changed, heck if you can do it with gender...
So instead of lowering prices to balance demand, they stockpile their goods, layoff their workforce, and petition for a bailout. What do you do when a business only serves their management? Pay them more money of course, God bless America!
Well they would've said "Hacker Gary McKinnon", but he's white 24/7 and it was technically more accurate. so.. they kind of had their hands tied.
*pssst* Verisign owns Network Solutions owns .com
Seeing as they are the .com owner (and others), you'd have a hard time NOT impacting their DNS servers.
I just don't get it.
You "entangle" two atoms creating the qubit. You separate the atoms, then read the qubit?
Isn't the information already present in the entanglement, prior to the separation? Isn't it like spray-painting two objects red, sending them to opposite parts of the world and then proclaiming you've got a way to teleport information across the world, but can only send one message, "red" ?
I'm sure with all the hype I must just misunderstand the whole thing.
These are our first black holes, but based on unconfirmed new ideas in the last decade, we are certain of the outcome.
After the first nuclear tests, men were given the task of running into ground zero seconds after the explosion to make tests. They all died with the assurance that we understood nuclear physics.
Mod me flamebait.
The Messiah didn't endorse my favorite media encoding!!!
With the vapor he sold during his campaign, and the fickleness of his once-upon-a-time supporters, I'm surprised people aren't calling for his impeachment already.
Anti-climactic. What happens to those pesky cracks in the walls?
Yeah, should be redundant.
You can watch in silverlight, or you can head over to youtube, or turn on your television. There are dozens of places to watch this thing. Article is misleading, parent is mislead.
"The old washington is a thing of the past."
I guess he meant the old George Washington. I do wish he had clarified that.
I have never purchased a game after playing the demo.
But I'm an impulse buyer, typically I play a demo after I own the game, so figure out where I fit in your slashmarket research.
These guys bought their patents from the inventors, who did have a working product.
If IP is treated as property, you need to protect the exchange and new ownership as well.
Is it too late to buy?
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=CCTYQ.PK#chart2:symbol=cctyq.pk;range=5d;indicator=volume;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined
Bed Bath and Body Works.
Your opinion doesn't matter. They are a business, going out of business. That's absurd, especially in America! Why aren't our legislators fixing this?
You know, they'd make something new if you guys didn't keep buying this crap hoping it was good this time.
A bit much with the creative license if you ask me. I prefer the statue of the lifeless Wallace with his intestines hanging all over the floor and his limbs on other sides of the country. It's hard to tell it's actually Wallace, but after some time, you start to recognize the rib cage.
Oh, and nice fence.