"Jackson said most users see that as the biggest attraction to private mode."
Nonsense. The biggest attraction of private mode is that hotteennymphosexkittens.com doesn't show up in the suggestions when someone borrows your computer to check Hotmail.
If you want real privacy you shouldn't be trusting a web browser privacy mode.
Youtube might be more relevantly incriminating than Hotmail.
They should made so the only way to lose it was trade or useing it for time this opens the door for the law to come in and for real world jails and courts for in game stuff.
Nothing here was done illegally. Odd design and user oversight combined to create the situation at hand. Read TFA.
Kodachrome, they give us those nice bright colours
They give us the greens of summers
Makes you think all the world's a sunny day, oh yeah
I got a Nikon camera, I love to take a photograph
So mama don't take my Kodachrome away
If you took all the girls I knew when I was single
Brought 'em all together for one night
I know they'd never match my sweet imagination
Everything looks worse in black and white
The MIT engineers' answer is to send their 30-centimetre-wide micro air vehicle (MAV) into a controlled stall, pointing its nose up at just the right point in its trajectory to collide with and hook onto the cable.
Once it hooks the cable, it is a passive system. Check the video...it hasn't been/.ed (yet.)
Nice. So, we don't have money for the unemployed, for the ill, or even for veterans benefits, but we can afford laser systems to shoot down planes for imaginary invasions.
Valid point. Perhaps Raytheon could instead develop a means to launch the unemployed, ill, and benefit-needing veterans at incoming airborn objects.
I think I'll remain both a non-socialist and proponent of science, and back the laser system.
Most data from body fluids is ascertained via chemical tests, not optical means. This thing would be killer for diagnosing leukemia, anemia, or malaria...but at the end of the day, this phone microscope suffers from the same limitations as microscopes in general do.
I could see this being pretty useful in other realms. Material science, geology, forensics...
The top goal for the grants and loans "is to put Americans back to work immediately, managing projects, digging the trenches, laying fiber-optic cable, and stringing up those utility poles," said Gary Locke, secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, the parent agency of the NTIA.
I thought that the New Deal actually worsened the pre-WWII economic situation in retrospect. Not sure why this seems like a good idea now.
Oblig. car analogy: If I was arrested trying to break into someone's car, would the police let me go if I told them I was just moving it so the nice chap who owns it doesn't get towed for parking in a fire lane?
You're doing it wrong. Your 'car analogy' was a crime analogy, involving a car.
You're missing the point of buying DVDs: start a co-op with 19 of your friends. Take turns buying new movies as soon as they are released, and share them with friends. You're not paying the overhead of a for-profit distribution company like Netflix, and it's perfectly legal.
Only recently has it become easier to cut off offensive users; a New Yorker profile last month noted that Ternovskiy made some changes after Ashton Kutcher berated him about what his stepdaughter had seen on the site.
I'm not sure who was actually Punk'd here...Demi's daughter or Ternovskiy.
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"Jackson said most users see that as the biggest attraction to private mode."
Nonsense. The biggest attraction of private mode is that hotteennymphosexkittens.com doesn't show up in the suggestions when someone borrows your computer to check Hotmail.
If you want real privacy you shouldn't be trusting a web browser privacy mode.
Youtube might be more relevantly incriminating than Hotmail.
As was Mad Cow, Hoof and Mouth, Y2K, Terrorists, Avian Flu, and a half dozen other incidents in the past couple decades.
Y2K didn't pan out? Sonofabitch...I guess I can leave my bomb shelter.
They should made so the only way to lose it was trade or useing it for time this opens the door for the law to come in and for real world jails and courts for in game stuff.
Nothing here was done illegally. Odd design and user oversight combined to create the situation at hand. Read TFA.
Otherwise, passengers and freight get off, thing heads rapidly skywards. Not good.
Oh the humanity!
...and you know it, clap your hands!
Now stop dicking around and go reboot the load & performance box.
I'd like to hear what he thinks about Perl.
Kodachrome, they give us those nice bright colours They give us the greens of summers Makes you think all the world's a sunny day, oh yeah I got a Nikon camera, I love to take a photograph So mama don't take my Kodachrome away
If you took all the girls I knew when I was single Brought 'em all together for one night I know they'd never match my sweet imagination Everything looks worse in black and white
Ah...I see what you did there. Good job.
Seriously, who uses that kind of meaningless notation anymore?
Jack, Jim, Jose, et al
The MIT engineers' answer is to send their 30-centimetre-wide micro air vehicle (MAV) into a controlled stall, pointing its nose up at just the right point in its trajectory to collide with and hook onto the cable.
Once it hooks the cable, it is a passive system. Check the video...it hasn't been /.ed (yet.)
I suppose they broke new ground in the late 1950s, and stayed semi-relevant until the 1980s.
But now?
I feel the same way about the USSR.
Nice. So, we don't have money for the unemployed, for the ill, or even for veterans benefits, but we can afford laser systems to shoot down planes for imaginary invasions.
Valid point. Perhaps Raytheon could instead develop a means to launch the unemployed, ill, and benefit-needing veterans at incoming airborn objects.
I think I'll remain both a non-socialist and proponent of science, and back the laser system.
You just "shot down" my joke.
The title clearly says that they shot said satellite "down." I imagine its remnants will burn up upon reentry.
Nothing to see here.
Prepare your PC for razzle-dazzle!! .
I don't think you know what obligatory means.
Most data from body fluids is ascertained via chemical tests, not optical means. This thing would be killer for diagnosing leukemia, anemia, or malaria...but at the end of the day, this phone microscope suffers from the same limitations as microscopes in general do.
I could see this being pretty useful in other realms. Material science, geology, forensics...
Why are we suffering from it since so ?
I did not read the article, so I don't know if it's answered there.
+1 blatant
But even doing that can cost alot just for the hard where.
The 'hard' is where? And why does it cost so much?
You didn't think you'd walk away from that did ya?
I think the where is hard...I'm confused about the denomination 'alot.'
The top goal for the grants and loans "is to put Americans back to work immediately, managing projects, digging the trenches, laying fiber-optic cable, and stringing up those utility poles," said Gary Locke, secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, the parent agency of the NTIA.
I thought that the New Deal actually worsened the pre-WWII economic situation in retrospect. Not sure why this seems like a good idea now.
...I'll let you in on my method to cure the common hangover. Four ibuprofen washed down with a can of sugar-free Red Bull. You're welcome.
If this method could tell us if it rained on your wedding day?
Nope...that would be a coincidence. Still. Fifteen years later.
Oblig. car analogy: If I was arrested trying to break into someone's car, would the police let me go if I told them I was just moving it so the nice chap who owns it doesn't get towed for parking in a fire lane?
You're doing it wrong. Your 'car analogy' was a crime analogy, involving a car.
They still make tons of money. How are they in bad shape?
The 'buying power per ton of money' ratio has shrunk significantly in recent times.
You're missing the point of buying DVDs: start a co-op with 19 of your friends. Take turns buying new movies as soon as they are released, and share them with friends. You're not paying the overhead of a for-profit distribution company like Netflix, and it's perfectly legal.
Prerequisite: 19 friends w/o Netflix subscriptions
Only recently has it become easier to cut off offensive users; a New Yorker profile last month noted that Ternovskiy made some changes after Ashton Kutcher berated him about what his stepdaughter had seen on the site.
I'm not sure who was actually Punk'd here...Demi's daughter or Ternovskiy.
When are they planning to do this? December 21st, 2012?
Seeing as we are roughly 1600 light years away from the nearest black hole, I'd say that is quite unlikely.