Nope. I use a local credit union for all my accounts and loans. They seem to be technically competent. They were unaffected by the financial mess because they were not making stupid loans.
Because the bank is (presumably) chartered in the country you live in and heavily regulated, and you have recourse if they screw something up. Good luck going after Opera if they mess up.
It's days like these I'm glad I don't work on Wall Street or have jury duty."
It is days like these that you are glad that in certain circumstances you could not do things that you could not do in other days anyway because they have not been invented yet?
The only way I would buy a car that did not let me shift into neutral and did not have a direct link between my foot and a dual circuit brake system is if it had an ejector seat and a parachute.
A few years ago my family went from two ICE cars to one. 90% of our trips were fewer than 10 miles. 99.9% of our trips that not all four of us went on were fewer than 10 miles.
I could have spent a lot of money on an electric car which would be ideal for commuting and short errands.
But instead I spent just barely 4 figures on a bicycle, which works just fine for commuting and short errands. I lost 20 pounds too.
Enlightenment e17 handles this brilliantly. Each screen gets its own set of virtual desktops. Switching VTs on one does not change the current VT on the other.
With Xinerama you can drag windows from one screen to the other.
Simply put, what happens is a station wants more profit, so it bumps up the price. Each station nearby sees that, then decide they want more profit, so they bump up their price in short order as well.
You are wildly optimistic if you think they do not all communicate with each other before raising their rates in lockstep.
I would pay the same rate as daily delivery for my local newspaper if they gave me a password to download a single PDF each day. The PDF must have the following features:
I am sure the new owner will be better than GM. It is not hard to come up with better ideas than "lets slap a sunroof on a WRX wagon and call it a 9-2 and sell it for many thousands more!".
Hmm. I guess. I would support putting it to the voters in a proposition at the state level.
But even if passed, I do not think it would work. Corporations will just give money to employees with a nod and a wink and the money will end up with campaigns anyway. Or they will have to funnel it through a few intermediaries.
It would not violate federal law if a state passed it. However, most states have constitutions with very similar rights and restrictions as the federal constitution.
I would be upset if my state passed such a law. But I can move to a different state quite easily, whereas moving to a different country can be difficult.
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He said people do not use Tor because it is too slow.
Then he proposed making his own service slower by making the users do some stuff before seeing what they want to.
Then Tor will be the faster option.
Nope. I use a local credit union for all my accounts and loans. They seem to be technically competent. They were unaffected by the financial mess because they were not making stupid loans.
Because the bank is (presumably) chartered in the country you live in and heavily regulated, and you have recourse if they screw something up. Good luck going after Opera if they mess up.
And hey want an estimate before writing a specification, and change the specification without allowing changes to the estimate.
Taking the chip apart is hard. Paying off somebody with access to the design documents is easy.
It is days like these that you are glad that in certain circumstances you could not do things that you could not do in other days anyway because they have not been invented yet?
Presumably they licensed Java to companies like BlueRay device manufacturers.
If the public key is public, I can stick it in another femtocell.
If I have physical access to the femtocell, I can copy anything from it and stick it in another femtocell.
You cannot trust a device that untrusted people have physical access to.
Well, in that case they are probably getting bribed.
It brings in business, which gets them reelected.
The only way I would buy a car that did not let me shift into neutral and did not have a direct link between my foot and a dual circuit brake system is if it had an ejector seat and a parachute.
Wait, I want one of those anyway.
Why don't you pull the parking brake and lock your rear wheels at highway speed and let us know how it worked out for you.
A few years ago my family went from two ICE cars to one. 90% of our trips were fewer than 10 miles. 99.9% of our trips that not all four of us went on were fewer than 10 miles.
I could have spent a lot of money on an electric car which would be ideal for commuting and short errands.
But instead I spent just barely 4 figures on a bicycle, which works just fine for commuting and short errands. I lost 20 pounds too.
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Enlightenment e17 handles this brilliantly. Each screen gets its own set of virtual desktops. Switching VTs on one does not change the current VT on the other.
With Xinerama you can drag windows from one screen to the other.
You are wildly optimistic if you think they do not all communicate with each other before raising their rates in lockstep.
You can get a VPS with unlimited data transfer for $25/month. Establish a VPN connection and route everything through it.
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I would pay the same rate as daily delivery for my local newspaper if they gave me a password to download a single PDF each day. The PDF must have the following features:
No, you're not missing anything. The 80's Audi Quattro and BMW 325iX were fantastic.
I am sure the new owner will be better than GM. It is not hard to come up with better ideas than "lets slap a sunroof on a WRX wagon and call it a 9-2 and sell it for many thousands more!".
No, no, you don't understand. I don't want everybody to have a flying car. I just want me to have a flying car.
Hmm. I guess. I would support putting it to the voters in a proposition at the state level.
But even if passed, I do not think it would work. Corporations will just give money to employees with a nod and a wink and the money will end up with campaigns anyway. Or they will have to funnel it through a few intermediaries.
It would not violate federal law if a state passed it. However, most states have constitutions with very similar rights and restrictions as the federal constitution.
I would be upset if my state passed such a law. But I can move to a different state quite easily, whereas moving to a different country can be difficult.
"effectively" = "not quite good enough to actually work"