... but Russian immigrants living in and working for Israel. The name "Stuxnet" can be transliterated to "will rot" in Russian. Which was exactly what the Iranian equipment did.
I merely wanted to point that Americans need to watch what they say and where they say it almost like it was in USSR. I know that this is not a constitutionally protected speech, but my post was meant as an answer to "feeling of fear" statement. It was no fear, if one knew when to keep his/her mouth shut. The Soviet regime was evil, but not to a degree imagined by many people here. Not in 1970s or 80s anyway.
As someone who lived in Soviet Union until it's collapse in 92 (I was 25) I can tell you that fear was not a fact of everyday life. Generally you didn't feel much more under control than in US. You couldn't say certain negative things about Party and government in public, but in private conversations everything was discussed freely. It is the same as in states- try to voice politically incorrect opinions about race in your place of work, and you will see how "freedom of speech" will protect you. We have more freedom in US as compared to USSR or China, but don't overestimate it.
I live in a "Deep Blue" state, so I know no matter who I will vote for, my vote will go for Obama bin Biden. I guess I'll go and vote for McPalin, just to bring my state closer to a center and draw more interest from future candidates.
Most computer hardware comes with EULAs which require understanding of legalese, but at the same time one usually finds couple of silica gel pouches with "DO NOT EAT" printed on them. So who do they think their customer is? An educated mind, capable of understanding EULA or an idiot putting everything in his/her mouth?
Fujitsu P1000 series machines with 9" screen has been available for a long time. I bought my first in 2002. It had Transmeta CPU, 256MB of RAM, and came with XP- a little slow, but perfectly practical. It had a touchscreen, which was very convenient. The P series is still manufactured
http://store.shopfujitsu.com/fpc/Ecommerce/buildseriesbean.do?series=P1620
Come on! You compare the real test data for a bus with soem theoretic values for roumored cars! In reality, not even Prius can get 51MPH in NYC traffic. Most commuters drive to work alone, and they will be lucky to get 15-20MPH in an average car in NYC. Now compare this to a bus.
Prayers are telemarketing calls to God. He ignored most of them and was mildly offended by the ones that got through- hence more post-op complications.
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Google "countertop pop up receptacle" and you'll find many choices.
The "Droid" name is licensed exclusively to Verizon, you need to look for a similar international version.
Russian for "will rot" is . All letters, but "x" sound close to the English lettes in stuxnet, and x sounds different, but looks the same.
... but Russian immigrants living in and working for Israel. The name "Stuxnet" can be transliterated to "will rot" in Russian. Which was exactly what the Iranian equipment did.
My HTC EVO 3D Android phone takes 2.5 minutes to boot.
Hands on experience is required
I saw a statistics, saying that 90% of Indian immigrants have a degree- the highest rate of any immigrant or native group.
I merely wanted to point that Americans need to watch what they say and where they say it almost like it was in USSR. I know that this is not a constitutionally protected speech, but my post was meant as an answer to "feeling of fear" statement. It was no fear, if one knew when to keep his/her mouth shut. The Soviet regime was evil, but not to a degree imagined by many people here. Not in 1970s or 80s anyway.
No, it will not. Google for "racist fired" or similar and see for yourself.
As someone who lived in Soviet Union until it's collapse in 92 (I was 25) I can tell you that fear was not a fact of everyday life. Generally you didn't feel much more under control than in US. You couldn't say certain negative things about Party and government in public, but in private conversations everything was discussed freely. It is the same as in states- try to voice politically incorrect opinions about race in your place of work, and you will see how "freedom of speech" will protect you. We have more freedom in US as compared to USSR or China, but don't overestimate it.
www.lastpass.com I store less important passwords, and keep in memory ones for banking, ebay, etc.
Does Google have aerial (not satellite) photos like Microsoft? I've never encountered them on Google maps.
I live in a "Deep Blue" state, so I know no matter who I will vote for, my vote will go for Obama bin Biden. I guess I'll go and vote for McPalin, just to bring my state closer to a center and draw more interest from future candidates.
Most computer hardware comes with EULAs which require understanding of legalese, but at the same time one usually finds couple of silica gel pouches with "DO NOT EAT" printed on them. So who do they think their customer is? An educated mind, capable of understanding EULA or an idiot putting everything in his/her mouth?
... but does it freeze while formatting a floppy?
You forgot one thing- someone has to open doors to the prospective buyers. I agree that 6% is way too much to pay for such service.
Fujitsu P1000 series machines with 9" screen has been available for a long time. I bought my first in 2002. It had Transmeta CPU, 256MB of RAM, and came with XP- a little slow, but perfectly practical. It had a touchscreen, which was very convenient. The P series is still manufactured http://store.shopfujitsu.com/fpc/Ecommerce/buildseriesbean.do?series=P1620
Next they will propose a law, charging people parked on an expired meter with "stealing of a parking space", punishable by 3 years in jail.
Why not just ask for a robo pterodactyl instead?
3/14 sound more like American Pi day. In most other places it is 31/4.
Oh, wait they don't get to celebrate at all!
Grow a clone without a brain...
Thanks, but there are already too many lawyers.
No money?? Russia is a major oil-producing nation. Unlike US, they have a huge budget surplus.
I never purchase products, described as "breakthrough", "revolutionary", "amazing" and "miracle". These words are the warning sings of crap.
Come on! You compare the real test data for a bus with soem theoretic values for roumored cars! In reality, not even Prius can get 51MPH in NYC traffic. Most commuters drive to work alone, and they will be lucky to get 15-20MPH in an average car in NYC. Now compare this to a bus.
Prayers are telemarketing calls to God. He ignored most of them and was mildly offended by the ones that got through- hence more post-op complications.