Having a human read an email is expensive to them ( any cost > zero ) the easier they make it , the more garbage they will have to deal with. Here is a thought.. think about how stupid the avg internet user is.. and then remember that about half of them are even stupider!
The mapping services of Google exist primarily so that an advisement can add a "get directions" link to help you find the store easier , not to help you get to location.
( btw the REAL error is likely that the map provider ( perhaps even your government.. ) did not flag that road / section / ramp as one way and google was just doing what you asked it to do , find you the best way to the location using the information it has )
Every time you use the acronym TL;DR ( Too long , Did not read. ) and then ask a question. The internet deity kills a kitten.. Why do you like killing kittens ??
Just think about that for half a moment. Perhaps your question is answered already.
I understand the differences between nationality and citizenship.. However I can find no reference that states a US passport does not prove citizenship.
Perhaps you can tell me why the state department will take a US passport as prof of citizenship.
Primary Evidence of U.S. Citizenship (One of the following):
Previously issued, undamaged U.S. Passport
Certified birth certificate issued by the city, county or state*
check box Consular Report of Birth Abroad or Certification of Birth
Naturalization Certificate
Certificate of Citizenship
I would have to say that if the state department says a passport shows I am a citizen.. then thats what it does..
Do you have any references that say otherwise ?? ( and please avoid PDF's.. )
While it may be required to have a passport to ENTER a country.. I have been able to travel without having my passport checked for departure.
Last time I flew internationally ( to london in 04 ) The first time my passport came out was when I landed at heathrow. Yes the ticket agent asked for it, I handed her my NYS ID , she asked "do you have your passport?" , I showed it to her. but did not let her examine it.As far as I now it does not have any RFID in it ( was issued in 02 ) The guy at security used the phrase "passport please" but was satisfied with my NYS ID.
The first time someone was permitted to examine the book in detail was after landing at immigration control ( or whatever the name is )
Please tell me why you think you need a passport to leave the USA ??
A passport is simply a note from the US state department documenting that you are a USA citizen. Some countries may require you to have one to enter it ( the other country ) But you sure do not need one to LEAVE the usa..
Do you do any work ?? At my local Microcenter ( Nassau county NY ) all the sales people seem to try and stick a freaking label on anything I have in my hand. And when I do ask a question , they just read the freaking box and say "I dunno"
The fucked up part is that I keep going back.
Even tho the last 3 or 4 times I left without buying anything.. Even though I entered with the plan on spending money.
Now... I may be a little out of it but the way I remember "the east coast outage a few years back" most of the power was back on that night. Where were you that it took more then 3 days to get the power back on ?
Thats because you dont remember ( or are too young ) to remember the REAL radio shack. Back when you could get one of the 10001 electronic project kits.Or where you could talk to the guy behind the counter about using a 10k resistor in place for a 8k one and look at the schematic for the circuit and understand it. Yes now its all about the "service plan warranty" or selling you a cell phone , or even that private label credit card that they change the name of every few years.
in truth its not stupid. Most likely they have a clause in the merchant account with whatever CC processor that gives them a better discount rate if they imprint cards. it wins then more charge back cases. Ya know when someone has a claim that they did not buy a product or something. It helps to prove that the card was indeed there at the time of the transaction.Its all about the $$$
TVA gets about 60 percent of its electricity from coal-fired power plants, 30 percent from nuclear plants and 10 percent from its 29 hydroelectric dams. Renewable energy sources such as wind and solar account for less than 1 percent.
my question is ?
When did hydroelectric become a non-renewable source ??
In this day and age when you get charged with a felony for taping a police officer while he performs his duty. Wouldn't something like this violate wiretapping laws. I assume that there must be a "attempted" version of the crime.And im SURE she meant to record audio in addition to the video.
I think its because of people that say its on the "internet" or lets put that on the "internet". You cant just put something on the internet the way you can put it on a truck. In the highway analogy , the truck would be a packet. while you can put stuff on the truck ( information in a packet ) its not the way most people think of the internet./me shrugs
Really.. His analogy of tubes is one of the best I have ever heard. And I am not trying to be funny.
I think its funny that people make fun of him for it. The way he presented it was funny. His voice is funny. But not the idea behind 'tubes' Because really , thats one of the best ways to explain it to someone that has no understanding of what it is
The "Internet" is simply a network of networks..
The connections between "networks" is really just a tube for data to flow through. But anywat..
wow.. all he found was "pre pre pre alpha alpha alpha"
the author did not do a very hard search.
First and for most.. RT Open source , even has commercial support if you want.Ive been using RT in many forms for at least 10 years now. I remember it back in the late 90s.
And then of course there is JIRA. This may be more for dev work. Most places ive been used RT for anything that MIGHT face the customer and the areas that had 'issues' and 'projects' that would end up closing at some time. But JIRA was used by the devs for bug tracking and coding projects.
of course there are a lot of others.. remedy is another that pops into my mind.
Seriously though. How could you have enough experience and knowledge to run your 'side business' and never have run into either of these projects in your travels. Where have you really worked that they have not used a ticketing system ? Or perhaps you are fresh out of school. But even fresh out of school. I would think that even the dorm network operators would have used SOME sort of ticketing system that you would have been exposed to , if even from the 'customer' side.
If your google-fu is so weak as to have not found these , then I fear for your customers.
there is even a nice wiki page comparing all the products..
in regards to the task bar that wont budge.. there is a setting called "lock the taskbar" when unlocked you can move it where ever you want.. even the 'other' display
Also as for the second monitor that wont play the games. You can simply disable the internal monitor of the laptop. Either via the hardware 'Fn' on a old IBM thinkpad or in the settings screen.
Slashdot Mirror
I for one welcome this .. Sounds like one step closer to the glow in the dark gold fish that sheldon promised us !!
remember this .. its a FREE service to you.
Having a human read an email is expensive to them ( any cost > zero ) the easier they make it , the more garbage they will have to deal with. Here is a thought .. think about how stupid the avg internet user is .. and then remember that about half of them are even stupider!
The mapping services of Google exist primarily so that an advisement can add a "get directions" link to help you find the store easier , not to help you get to location.
( btw the REAL error is likely that the map provider ( perhaps even your government .. ) did not flag that road / section / ramp as one way and google was just doing what you asked it to do , find you the best way to the location using the information it has )
Every time you use the acronym TL;DR ( Too long , Did not read. ) and then ask a question. The internet deity kills a kitten .. Why do you like killing kittens ??
Just think about that for half a moment. Perhaps your question is answered already.
Sorry .. I think its YOU that did not read the summary ..
Or perhaps you failed math ..
4 mentions of iphone app 'doing it right'
1 mention of a android being OK ( even tho the one they mention is NOT A BANK !!! )
4 about android failing
2 iphone apps being broken ..
whats that .. android -3 Iphone 2 .. Where is that NOT a win ??
I understand the differences between nationality and citizenship .. However I can find no reference that states a US passport does not prove citizenship.
Perhaps you can tell me why the state department will take a US passport as prof of citizenship.
From
http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/first/first_830.html
Primary Evidence of U.S. Citizenship (One of the following):
Previously issued, undamaged U.S. Passport
Certified birth certificate issued by the city, county or state*
check box Consular Report of Birth Abroad or Certification of Birth
Naturalization Certificate
Certificate of Citizenship
I would have to say that if the state department says a passport shows I am a citizen .. then thats what it does ..
Do you have any references that say otherwise ?? ( and please avoid PDF's .. )
While it may be required to have a passport to ENTER a country .. I have been able to travel without having my passport checked for departure.
Last time I flew internationally ( to london in 04 ) The first time my passport came out was when I landed at heathrow. Yes the ticket agent asked for it, I handed her my NYS ID , she asked "do you have your passport?" , I showed it to her. but did not let her examine it.As far as I now it does not have any RFID in it ( was issued in 02 ) The guy at security used the phrase "passport please" but was satisfied with my NYS ID.
The first time someone was permitted to examine the book in detail was after landing at immigration control ( or whatever the name is )
Perhaps its changed .. but I sure hope not.
Please tell me why you think you need a passport to leave the USA ??
A passport is simply a note from the US state department documenting that you are a USA citizen. Some countries may require you to have one to enter it ( the other country ) But you sure do not need one to LEAVE the usa ..
Ya know .. the NYtimes forced metro north to re-design its recycle bins .. so that people could not pick up a free copy that way ..
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/08/19/nyregion/new-recycle-bins-stop-a-long-habit.html
Saleen is a manufacturer. The car you buy from them ( even tho it LOOKS like a mustang ) is technically not a ford anymore , it is a saleen.
Do you do any work ?? At my local Microcenter ( Nassau county NY ) all the sales people seem to try and stick a freaking label on anything I have in my hand. And when I do ask a question , they just read the freaking box and say "I dunno"
The fucked up part is that I keep going back.
Even tho the last 3 or 4 times I left without buying anything.. Even though I entered with the plan on spending money.
And then find that the email address you gave microcenter was sold to a spam house and have to abandon said address.
I wonder if taco bell will set up another target
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=4152
rumor is that its only once per day per IP .. .. add 86400 to your sleep
so
Now ... I may be a little out of it but the way I remember "the east coast outage a few years back" most of the power was back on that night. Where were you that it took more then 3 days to get the power back on ?
Thats because you dont remember ( or are too young ) to remember the REAL radio shack. Back when you could get one of the 10001 electronic project kits.Or where you could talk to the guy behind the counter about using a 10k resistor in place for a 8k one and look at the schematic for the circuit and understand it. Yes now its all about the "service plan warranty" or selling you a cell phone , or even that private label credit card that they change the name of every few years.
in truth its not stupid. Most likely they have a clause in the merchant account with whatever CC processor that gives them a better discount rate if they imprint cards. it wins then more charge back cases. Ya know when someone has a claim that they did not buy a product or something. It helps to prove that the card was indeed there at the time of the transaction.Its all about the $$$
Ok , next question.
How does the effects of a damm on fish effect the "renewable" status of a power source.
What the hell ..
from the story
TVA gets about 60 percent of its electricity from coal-fired power plants, 30 percent from nuclear plants and 10 percent from its 29 hydroelectric dams. Renewable energy sources such as wind and solar account for less than 1 percent.
my question is ?
When did hydroelectric become a non-renewable source ??
In this day and age when you get charged with a felony for taping a police officer while he performs his duty. Wouldn't something like this violate wiretapping laws. I assume that there must be a "attempted" version of the crime.And im SURE she meant to record audio in addition to the video.
I think its because of people that say its on the "internet" or lets put that on the "internet". You cant just put something on the internet the way you can put it on a truck. In the highway analogy , the truck would be a packet. while you can put stuff on the truck ( information in a packet ) its not the way most people think of the internet. /me shrugs
Really .. His analogy of tubes is one of the best I have ever heard. And I am not trying to be funny.
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I think its funny that people make fun of him for it. The way he presented it was funny. His voice is funny. But not the idea behind 'tubes' Because really , thats one of the best ways to explain it to someone that has no understanding of what it is
The "Internet" is simply a network of networks
The connections between "networks" is really just a tube for data to flow through.
But anywat
wow .. all he found was "pre pre pre alpha alpha alpha"
.. RT Open source , even has commercial support if you want.Ive been using RT in many forms for at least 10 years now. I remember it back in the late 90s.
.. remedy is another that pops into my mind.
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the author did not do a very hard search.
First and for most
And then of course there is JIRA. This may be more for dev work. Most places ive been used RT for anything that MIGHT face the customer and the areas that had 'issues' and 'projects' that would end up closing at some time. But JIRA was used by the devs for bug tracking and coding projects.
of course there are a lot of others
Seriously though. How could you have enough experience and knowledge to run your 'side business' and never have run into either of these projects in your travels. Where have you really worked that they have not used a ticketing system ? Or perhaps you are fresh out of school. But even fresh out of school. I would think that even the dorm network operators would have used SOME sort of ticketing system that you would have been exposed to , if even from the 'customer' side.
If your google-fu is so weak as to have not found these , then I fear for your customers.
there is even a nice wiki page comparing all the products..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_issue_
in regards to the task bar that wont budge .. there is a setting called "lock the taskbar" when unlocked you can move it where ever you want .. even the 'other' display
Also as for the second monitor that wont play the games. You can simply disable the internal monitor of the laptop. Either via the hardware 'Fn' on a old IBM thinkpad or in the settings screen.
Will the home routers stay blue ?? Or go for the 'cisco' green
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