I'll just turn off this here light and let's see if you glow or not. And seriously why is it that they are making everything glow in these tests, how about making a cat that can talk, or breathe underwater but no there must have been a heck of a sale on the genes that make stuff glow and some scientist is stuck in lab thinking what are we going to do with it all
How far of a leap is it to say that application is just a longer form of app so it's also covered under trademark. No more application developers unless you want to be sued. I know it's a stretch but application was really the first word that popped in my head when i read app. not the brand Apple.
With Netlix trying to go away from mailing out DVD's I don't see any reason to fire the old bird up now...... what's that you can play games on it, nonsense!
I'm glad I am no longer with Comcast, why ban content at this point they already have a download cap in place I think it was 10 gigs. I mean seriously if i have 10 gigs I should get to use it on what I want.
A team in my the company I worked for was designing a new set of software and were utilizing Agile development. Well, seems they spent so much time going back and changing the software due to the changing demands that they never got anything finished to demonstrate so they wiped out the project team.
Or what if you get scanned by this truck and then go get a few chest x-rays after the fact. If i'm not mistaken your only allowed to have so many x-rays taken within a given time period and i'm sure this truck would really up the risk of an over exposure
When i read this all I could think of the previous article about how a large company would not sponser the inventor of graphene but rather patent him out of existance.
http://www.nature.com/news/2010/101007/full/news.2010.525.html
So it begins I would expect
I agree with above, but with all the HIPAA, PHI, PII protection that is required, they should never have let your personal pc touch their network in the first place. If you get audited and personal data happens to be saved to a non protected pc god help you. And if that laptop were to get stolen and exposed, well now you have tons of government fines and horrible PR and a damaged reputation.
Sorry but even with a miminal chance of losing patient data you absolutely have to protect that at all costs, I'm suprised there are not mandatory HIPAA training courses that you need to go throught that would explain that.
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Nonsense, quit throttling my UV light.. this isnt comcast
If you cut down a forest does it make a sound?
So when it melts wouldnt it take up less space and the sea level would have lowered.
I'm glad I picked up a VHS copy of the original trilogy for $2 at a consignment sale.. now how to play it
I'll just turn off this here light and let's see if you glow or not. And seriously why is it that they are making everything glow in these tests, how about making a cat that can talk, or breathe underwater but no there must have been a heck of a sale on the genes that make stuff glow and some scientist is stuck in lab thinking what are we going to do with it all
And their feet are not moving... that would be great! At least until the tanks support flash
I can load angry birds as soon as my pc starts up... as long as I dont lose it among all my other app icons.
Damn beat me to it, I was thinking Baywatch would have been a new team assembled by the Motion Picuture Industry to monitor and send takedown notices.
So what's your parent excuse for that response?
How far of a leap is it to say that application is just a longer form of app so it's also covered under trademark. No more application developers unless you want to be sued. I know it's a stretch but application was really the first word that popped in my head when i read app. not the brand Apple.
Yea old ISO hunt maybe that's somethign to go after.. new ISO hunt i dont even use anymore, and I almost bought one of their T-Shirts once
With Netlix trying to go away from mailing out DVD's I don't see any reason to fire the old bird up now...... what's that you can play games on it, nonsense!
Try Star Trek II, there's some old school wireless hijacking!
Unless it's a spider mine http://starcraft.wikia.com/wiki/Spider_mine
I'm glad I am no longer with Comcast, why ban content at this point they already have a download cap in place I think it was 10 gigs. I mean seriously if i have 10 gigs I should get to use it on what I want.
A team in my the company I worked for was designing a new set of software and were utilizing Agile development. Well, seems they spent so much time going back and changing the software due to the changing demands that they never got anything finished to demonstrate so they wiped out the project team.
Or what if you get scanned by this truck and then go get a few chest x-rays after the fact. If i'm not mistaken your only allowed to have so many x-rays taken within a given time period and i'm sure this truck would really up the risk of an over exposure
Or... we lure them to the observatory and Nuke it from space
When i read this all I could think of the previous article about how a large company would not sponser the inventor of graphene but rather patent him out of existance. http://www.nature.com/news/2010/101007/full/news.2010.525.html So it begins I would expect
Make your password "I don't recall my password" and then your not lying just misleading
Imagine falling asleep on the plane and then waking up to a see through floor a few thousand feet up in the sky.
It's like buying a game, and then paying to unlock the extra conten already included on the disk. That went over really well.
Just let me know when I can plug my TV directly into my ficus.
What kind of idiot would use that as the combinaton for the air shield
I agree with above, but with all the HIPAA, PHI, PII protection that is required, they should never have let your personal pc touch their network in the first place. If you get audited and personal data happens to be saved to a non protected pc god help you. And if that laptop were to get stolen and exposed, well now you have tons of government fines and horrible PR and a damaged reputation. Sorry but even with a miminal chance of losing patient data you absolutely have to protect that at all costs, I'm suprised there are not mandatory HIPAA training courses that you need to go throught that would explain that.