I do IT work in a warehouse/distribution company. When we ship out double orders or other mistakes like this, it's actually harder to catch, since customers don't report these errors. So and bugs in the system or picking errors are actually more likely to be in favor of the customer, since errors are not in favor of the customer are reported and fixed.
Interesting point. There are some problems with fingerprints that I see: 1) You can't change your fingerprint if it gets compromised (like you can change a password). 2) It will be used for everything from passwords to applying for loans, applying for a job, etc, just like the social security number with all it's problems. 3) If someone needs your fingerprint bad enough, they can just cut off your finger (ie: to rob you at an ATM or something).
Well, presumably IP Innovation had to buy the patent from somebody, so the original inventory should have been paid already.
But still, I agree that companies like IP Innovation shouldn't be able to extort money from companies after waiting so many years for a technology to become ubiquitous.
but then again, half of all lawyers graduate in the bottom half of their class
Is this true??? We must do something to improve the quality of lawyers! Also I'm trying to figure out why 40% of sick days are taken on Mondays and Fridays, but that's another issue.
Double click "My Computer" Double click "C: drive" Double click "Windows" These system files are hidden, blah blah, click show files Scroll through massive directory listing and find the system32 folder, double click it These system files are hidden, blah blah, click show files Scroll through even more massive directory listing and find the wuapi.dll file, right click and select properties. Click the version tab.
Judge: Now we will hear comments from the jurors.. Juror #7: (jumps to feet) FIRST POST!!!! Juror #2: Powned! Juror #5: Common guys, -1, off topic. Juror #12: In Soviet Russia, first post owns you! Juror #2 snickers...
The purpose is so that people can modify programs to suite themselves. However, if you want to repackage and redistribute the code, then you need to include the source code and the license, I don't think that's too much to ask.
Rush is a great example. Vapour Trails was also way too compressed, there is a great article about this album, which also answers a lot of questions people have posted here as to why this is happening. Well worth the read for anyone interested in this stuff.
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I do IT work in a warehouse/distribution company. When we ship out double orders or other mistakes like this, it's actually harder to catch, since customers don't report these errors. So and bugs in the system or picking errors are actually more likely to be in favor of the customer, since errors are not in favor of the customer are reported and fixed.
No, we were talking about food here.
You would if you had a 32 bit Facebook account!
Interesting point. There are some problems with fingerprints that I see: 1) You can't change your fingerprint if it gets compromised (like you can change a password). 2) It will be used for everything from passwords to applying for loans, applying for a job, etc, just like the social security number with all it's problems. 3) If someone needs your fingerprint bad enough, they can just cut off your finger (ie: to rob you at an ATM or something).
Well, presumably IP Innovation had to buy the patent from somebody, so the original inventory should have been paid already.
But still, I agree that companies like IP Innovation shouldn't be able to extort money from companies after waiting so many years for a technology to become ubiquitous.
Only on Slashdot do we discuss what is the most appropriate OS for a 13 year old girl. :)
Don't blame us, all the good birds and animals were taken by other countries. That's why we have the loon and beaver as our nation symbols.
I think I registered about 6 or 7 years ago also, if that helps.
You already mentioned Lara Croft!
Is this true??? We must do something to improve the quality of lawyers! Also I'm trying to figure out why 40% of sick days are taken on Mondays and Fridays, but that's another issue.
There's really no problem with Chinese laptops, just don't lick them.
In Soviet Russia, Lenovo owns you!
BAHHHAHAHAHAA! You should work in marketing! :)
That happened to me, but I don't remember ordering the damn pills in the first place!
All I know is that I wouldn't go hunting with him.
Try getting Rogers high speed internet without first having Rogers cable..
Is Slashdot hiring? These guys sound perfect!!
Double click "My Computer"
Double click "C: drive"
Double click "Windows"
These system files are hidden, blah blah, click show files
Scroll through massive directory listing and find the system32 folder, double click it
These system files are hidden, blah blah, click show files
Scroll through even more massive directory listing and find the wuapi.dll file, right click and select properties.
Click the version tab.
Oh yeah, that was much easier than typing 1 line.
Every version of Windows has always included these "features"!
Yeah, I can imagine how this would go:
...
Judge: Now we will hear comments from the jurors..
Juror #7: (jumps to feet) FIRST POST!!!!
Juror #2: Powned!
Juror #5: Common guys, -1, off topic.
Juror #12: In Soviet Russia, first post owns you!
Juror #2 snickers
If they have cell phones, then yes.
How come the map doesn't show all the American call center's and outsourcing firms? This is Bangalore, after all!
The purpose is so that people can modify programs to suite themselves. However, if you want to repackage and redistribute the code, then you need to include the source code and the license, I don't think that's too much to ask.
What ever happened to TCP/IP over power lines? It used to be mentioned around here occasionally, but I haven't heard anything about that in a while.
Rush is a great example. Vapour Trails was also way too compressed, there is a great article about this album, which also answers a lot of questions people have posted here as to why this is happening. Well worth the read for anyone interested in this stuff.