as long as you use the same versions of postgres (well, really this should read "the versions you use are using the same disk format)) it should be a simple rsyncing the data directory to the laptop.
Not really. We have time and time again examples of "free market liberalization" that fails. for instance, we here (Grenoble, France) had an example of the water distribution service being contracted by the city to some private venture. at which point, for no reason, water bills started to skyrocket. Some time later, the politician (Alain Carignon) which initiated said contract was found being corrupted by the water distribution company (campaign financing irregularities and the like) and was indicted. The contract with the water company was broken by the court, and a new public institution was formed to take care of the water distribution. Said public institution is to charge the water at cost (including paychecks for the employees and maintenance). Somehow, the waterbills were magically divided by about 7 (yes, seven).
yeah, and we all know NTSC stands for Never The Same Color, as the (crappy ass) technology is known to be prone to color phase encoding variations turning the color signal into shit
To put the record straight, the french specifically told the americans NOT to go to Viet Nam. The arrogant americans ignored the advice and went there... The rest is history
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it may be so at this particular point. however, vacuum tubes are, contrarily to transistors, impervious to the effects of EMP generated by an atomic weapon.
if some dumbass ever decides to fsck the world up, you can say goodbye to that core 2 duo...
the vacuum tube radio set will continue to chug along fine however
there's no more government run service in France. France Telecom has been a private company for a while now.
however, the market is heavily regulated to enhance competition, with mandatory local loop unbundling, regulated data backhaul prices for areas not yet unbundled, and regulated prices and availability for CO to CO fiber links for unbundler companies
all this competition is imposed on France Telecom as they were the incumbent that inherited the entire original PSTN.
Now that the 3 major ISPs are starting to set up FTTx, they are already regulated for fiber sharing at several locations along the path, notably at the building and Optical CO level
and we get to pay 30 eur a month for uncapped service, including voip and tv over DSL
The real bullshit here is that even as fiber showed as being the future of telecoms, the telcos continued pulling copper when installing new and re-developed areas, instead of future proofing those.
If I'm an airport screener, can I reasonably be expected to recognize over 100 types of ID (driver's license or alternative ID from 50 states and every US territory/commonwealth) and be able to detect forgeries?
considering there are 192 member states of the United Nations ( http://www.un.org/members/list.shtml ), you'd have to be proficient in recognizing that many passport types...
considering how the war in irak is going, this last sentence is bound to be false. they appear to be so desperate at finding people to fight that they now accept sending LA gang members and the like
It appears that every day the US are inching slowly but surely towards a police state, all this to help a bunch of mafioso keep a stranglehold on the entertainment market This last example of a "Law" appears like the first forays into the world of Minority Report for good. At the same time, it's sort of also going in the direction of Gattaca
This is far, far away from the concepts of the "Land of the free" heralded by the forefathers...
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babel ( http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/babel/ ) will handle this as required
except the instant crash on startup, which makes the thing unuseable
http://groups.google.com/group/earth-linux/topics
as long as you use the same versions of postgres (well, really this should read "the versions you use are using the same disk format)) it should be a simple rsyncing the data directory to the laptop.
this is the biggest WTF ever...
guess there are *WAYYYY* too many lawyers on earth...
BZZT, Wrong...
The IRS Ain't the Government, they are a service of the Federal Reserve Banks, which are private banking institutions...
Not really. We have time and time again examples of "free market liberalization" that fails. for instance, we here (Grenoble, France) had an example of the water distribution service being contracted by the city to some private venture. at which point, for no reason, water bills started to skyrocket. Some time later, the politician (Alain Carignon) which initiated said contract was found being corrupted by the water distribution company (campaign financing irregularities and the like) and was indicted. The contract with the water company was broken by the court, and a new public institution was formed to take care of the water distribution. Said public institution is to charge the water at cost (including paychecks for the employees and maintenance). Somehow, the waterbills were magically divided by about 7 (yes, seven).
you mean, the internet should be handled by the govt ?
HDMI is evil for a host of other reasons...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crore
yeah, and we all know NTSC stands for Never The Same Color, as the (crappy ass) technology is known to be prone to color phase encoding variations turning the color signal into shit
No the standard weapon for the french military forces is the french built Famas
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAMAS_(rifle) for more information
the thing is very reliable and doesn't jam
To put the record straight, the french specifically told the americans NOT to go to Viet Nam.
The arrogant americans ignored the advice and went there... The rest is history
it may be so at this particular point. however, vacuum tubes are, contrarily to transistors, impervious to the effects of EMP generated by an atomic weapon.
if some dumbass ever decides to fsck the world up, you can say goodbye to that core 2 duo...
the vacuum tube radio set will continue to chug along fine however
running homebrew in wii mode was demonstrated at the CCC congress. check the video about the xbox360 security breakeage
there's no more government run service in France. France Telecom has been a private company for a while now.
however, the market is heavily regulated to enhance competition, with mandatory local loop unbundling, regulated data backhaul prices for areas not yet unbundled, and regulated prices and availability for CO to CO fiber links for unbundler companies
all this competition is imposed on France Telecom as they were the incumbent that inherited the entire original PSTN.
Now that the 3 major ISPs are starting to set up FTTx, they are already regulated for fiber sharing at several locations along the path, notably at the building and Optical CO level
and we get to pay 30 eur a month for uncapped service, including voip and tv over DSL
The real bullshit here is that even as fiber showed as being the future of telecoms, the telcos continued pulling copper when installing new and re-developed areas, instead of future proofing those.
If I'm an airport screener, can I reasonably be expected to recognize over 100 types of ID (driver's license or alternative ID from 50 states and every US territory/commonwealth) and be able to detect forgeries?
considering there are 192 member states of the United Nations ( http://www.un.org/members/list.shtml ), you'd have to be proficient in recognizing that many passport types...
Al Quaeda ?
I thought that was the CIA doing all that, in a false flag operation
considering how the war in irak is going, this last sentence is bound to be false. they appear to be so desperate at finding people to fight that they now accept sending LA gang members and the like
nothing is less assured as you guys are voting on those hilariously stupid voting machines
It appears that every day the US are inching slowly but surely towards a police state, all this to help a bunch of mafioso keep a stranglehold on the entertainment market
This last example of a "Law" appears like the first forays into the world of Minority Report for good. At the same time, it's sort of also going in the direction of Gattaca
This is far, far away from the concepts of the "Land of the free" heralded by the forefathers...
I was thinking of pro level VCR's for instance :D
n ?product=SRW-5800&site=biz_en_GB&pageType=Overview &category=HDCAMSRVTRs
http://www.sonybiz.net/biz/view/ShowProduct.actio
which one did you get, the SD HD-upgradeable, or you went straight to HD ?
r s/family_kayak_hd/
http://grassvalley.com/products_broadcast/switche
then consumers need to start buying pro-hardware... :D
the demand would make the prices drop like flies
how about using SMPTE 424M ?