Forgett about self-cleaning shoes. I think the major application will be self-cleaning cars and buildings. Imagine how much water will be saved by this!
I would swallow it and ask for payment. Don't be
cheap, but say it is a special cheap price because
you know her. So I would ask for $150 per hour
at least and some extra for traveling.
Tell her this is cheaper then usual, because you knew her and the system she has.
She defintely will value you higher in the future if you ask for money. Perhaps it's also your start for a new career as freelancer.
If she complains about the price, argue that she could have asked somebody else, but this other person would have taken much more time (doesn't know the system) and would be more expensive per hour.
A german private mobile phone company made the misstake (it's called O2). I guess somebody has big trouble now. One might think tapping phone lines is bad, but given the fact what criminals can do using mobiles I think it is ok.
Your argumentation is ok in theory, but in practice there was a balance between east and west. Now Bush argues for a "preemptive strike", which in my opinion is just a result of not having to consider the back-strike. So if laser weapons make it impossible to attack the US with missiles, will the US then throw away all it's own missiles? No it won't, it just will feel more comfortable in the next war.
I submit bug reports and bug fixes to bugzilla
occationally. Bugs reported often do not get fixed
within month. It happend, that certain programs I
found very useful (e.g. safedelete) got REMOVED from the distribution after I've sent bug reports (the bug startet with version 6.1 and was never fixed in later versions). When I sent a patch, it usually was applied quickly and the bug closed. When submitting bug reports to the actual authors of the software, my experience is completeley different: bugs are often fixed within hours or at least days. Authors are happy about my clear bug reports and tests. They also love my patches and feature wishes/extensions.
My conclusion is, what is bad is the middle-man approach.
What is great about to have yet another way to kill people? It's not about killing people who deserve it but all about money and imperialism. Killing people with lasers is not better then by bullets.
and the world is waiting for 2002 report, would
it really be a surprise when millions try to
download www.my.com/report2002.pdf one day before
the actual release? Come on, _everybody_ would
do that. Perhaps one should sue Intentia for violating
some stock exchange rules by not protecting the
data.
I think it is common practice to type in urls by
hand. I do this quite often.
It's just completely nonsense to sue somebody
for information obtained from a public web server
without any password cracking.
Can you get sued by linking to something linking
to something illegal? Isn't the whole web linked
to everything in some way? Who is suing Microsoft
to link to thinks which are linked to deCSS in
some way? What exactly is a link? Isn't saying deCSS already a link? Can you get sued for saying things you happen to know or have heard of? Lot's of questions to keep lawyers busy for another 2000 years. I hate lawyers. Last week a student of law killed a child of rich parents in Germany. So much
about lawyers...
I think this solution is genius. I will suggest you to the Nobel Prize committee! In the meantime, please publish your results in the Journal of Engineered Toilette Science (J.E.T.S.).
Yeah, it's kind of true. And the cost of taking
care of the waste in the future will certainly
marginalize any profit they may make today. But,
who will pay for the waste, the energy company
or the stock owner? Nope, the
tax payer will pay it. The ONLY way out of this
dilema may be nuclear fission (if feasible) and
more likely solar technology (already works). Hyrdogen cars with
Ballard's fuel cell and hydrogen produced with solar power IS definetely a good alternative. This will also not produce any net heat emission.
I've studied physics, I know what I'm saying here.
What about having two devices:
(i) camera with memory stick
(ii) storage with USB & plug for memory stick
That way, device (ii) would be a neat storage
extension for your laptop as well and you wouldn't
have to carry around your laptop for this. Device
(ii) could also be just some sort of jazz drive.
Do you really go into a coffee shop to use
your laptop? I understand it on an airport, but
hey when I go into a coffee shop I want to talk to real people.
I used 'talk' since I first used a Unix Computer and I also used 'phone' on an even older VMS computer. So what's so great about this
IM that even Nasdaq is affected by it?
It's very simple: it depends on what you do with
it. If you run something which takes 100% CPU all
time then the transmeta chip will heat up and
use lots of battery. If you do what most people
do: reading something on the screen or decide which key to press next while the CPU is idle 99.9%, then the CPU will use basically no battery.
However, you still need power for the display.
In other words: it's great for web pads or word processing. It's bad for number crunshing and maybe some types of games.
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Forgett about self-cleaning shoes. I think the major application will be self-cleaning cars and buildings. Imagine how much water will be saved by this!
She defintely will value you higher in the future if you ask for money. Perhaps it's also your start for a new career as freelancer.
If she complains about the price, argue that she could have asked somebody else, but this other person would have taken much more time (doesn't know the system) and would be more expensive per hour.
Let me see, ~80 million people, that's 80 000 000 / 20 000 = 4000 observers per criminal.
A german private mobile phone company made the misstake (it's called O2). I guess somebody has big trouble now. One might think tapping phone lines is bad, but given the fact what criminals can do using mobiles I think it is ok.
Your argumentation is ok in theory, but in practice there was a balance between east and west. Now Bush argues for a "preemptive strike", which in my opinion is just a result of not having to consider the back-strike. So if laser weapons make it impossible to attack the US with missiles, will the US then throw away all it's own missiles? No it won't, it just will feel more comfortable in the next war.
My conclusion is, what is bad is the middle-man approach.
What is great about to have yet another way to kill people? It's not about killing people who deserve it but all about money and imperialism. Killing people with lasers is not better then by bullets.
www.my.com/report2000.pdf
www.my.com/report2001.pdf
and the world is waiting for 2002 report, would it really be a surprise when millions try to download www.my.com/report2002.pdf one day before the actual release? Come on, _everybody_ would do that. Perhaps one should sue Intentia for violating some stock exchange rules by not protecting the data.
I think it is common practice to type in urls by hand. I do this quite often. It's just completely nonsense to sue somebody for information obtained from a public web server without any password cracking.
"We will repeal state taxes
Wow, but wait...
"Make a donation"
I see....
Will they force other people to move out?
Any sort of radicalism leads to some sort of unfree
society in my opinion.
Can you get sued by linking to something linking to something illegal? Isn't the whole web linked to everything in some way? Who is suing Microsoft to link to thinks which are linked to deCSS in some way? What exactly is a link? Isn't saying deCSS already a link? Can you get sued for saying things you happen to know or have heard of? Lot's of questions to keep lawyers busy for another 2000 years. I hate lawyers. Last week a student of law killed a child of rich parents in Germany. So much about lawyers...
I think this solution is genius. I will
suggest you to the Nobel Prize committee!
In the meantime, please publish your results in
the Journal of Engineered Toilette Science (J.E.T.S.).
It already exists and is free:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/
Ok, it's designed for computations, not for
word processing. For interactive distributed
apps you need a web interface of course.
Yeah, it's kind of true. And the cost of taking care of the waste in the future will certainly marginalize any profit they may make today. But, who will pay for the waste, the energy company or the stock owner? Nope, the tax payer will pay it. The ONLY way out of this dilema may be nuclear fission (if feasible) and more likely solar technology (already works). Hyrdogen cars with Ballard's fuel cell and hydrogen produced with solar power IS definetely a good alternative. This will also not produce any net heat emission. I've studied physics, I know what I'm saying here.
What about having two devices:
(i) camera with memory stick (ii) storage with USB & plug for memory stick
That way, device (ii) would be a neat storage extension for your laptop as well and you wouldn't have to carry around your laptop for this. Device (ii) could also be just some sort of jazz drive.
Do you really go into a coffee shop to use your laptop? I understand it on an airport, but hey when I go into a coffee shop I want to talk to real people.
I used 'talk' since I first used a Unix Computer and I also used 'phone' on an even older VMS computer. So what's so great about this IM that even Nasdaq is affected by it?
It's not an american robot. It probably can lower his eyes, through.
This is probably the most computationally expensive random single digit number generated ever.
Yes! It also works with Staroffice 5.2/Linux. Don't know if it also reads cookies.
It's very simple: it depends on what you do with it. If you run something which takes 100% CPU all time then the transmeta chip will heat up and use lots of battery. If you do what most people do: reading something on the screen or decide which key to press next while the CPU is idle 99.9%, then the CPU will use basically no battery. However, you still need power for the display. In other words: it's great for web pads or word processing. It's bad for number crunshing and maybe some types of games.
I could run cron jobs to warm up the car in the morning. Or to flash secret messages at certain times.
Oh yes, if you can delete such a file you can also create a new one. Once there is a hook you can install a new backdoor anytime.