As long as everybody at the game just goes ahead and Tweets, it'll be OK. There's no way that the SEC can control thousands of people doing this at will. It will illustrate the ridiculousness of the whole policy.
I believe that there are restrictions built into the stimulus package that prohibit doing exactly that. I haven't read it myself, but my boss has been assigned the task of deciphering the fine print in order to decide whether we wanted to go after money or not and he mentioned this to me.
You can't honestly expect that anyone on/. is going to read this thing??? It's more than a few paragraphs. We need sound bites and information nuggets. Find me an RSS feed.
the guy posting the blog states: "the shock wave ring travels around the planet as shown, but when the ring converges on the point opposite the collision point, there would be a huge explosion and a vast plume of material launched into space. No one ever puts that in their animations"
I thought the same thing when I watched the video - there would be a godawful explosion at the antipode
Avira is good, and is the software that I use on one of my machines. However, it does have an annoying nag screen showing an advertisement that pops up everytime it does a definition update. I never had that with AVG Free.
Software bugs happen. You don't need to get all philosophical about it. And besides, this is no more dangerous than the much larger number of people probably still using the default password on their router, and probably only slightly more dangerous than the huge number of people who don't have any kind of security. Relax.
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This is for the UK only.
I would at least like enough on board memory to be able to program instructions on how to create more swarm robots...
It's not. ;)
But it wouldn't do any good, since it searches against your history. Unless you constantly clear your history, that is...
There's nothing wrong with the internet. It works just fi
This is obviously pie-in-the-sky speak from the marketing dweebs, who don't understand the physical limitations that come with a die shrink.
Driving test.
Yeah. Either that, or it's from New Jersey.
Nope, we can't use the UK version. The mouse buttons are reversed from the way they are here in the States.
Why? Because XP came pre-installed on my last computer, and Windows 7 will come pre-installed on my next one.
As long as everybody at the game just goes ahead and Tweets, it'll be OK. There's no way that the SEC can control thousands of people doing this at will. It will illustrate the ridiculousness of the whole policy.
Well, what if it was made from .925 pure silver?
I believe that there are restrictions built into the stimulus package that prohibit doing exactly that. I haven't read it myself, but my boss has been assigned the task of deciphering the fine print in order to decide whether we wanted to go after money or not and he mentioned this to me.
FWIW, we're applying. (Small-ish regional cable company)
Something like this could very possibly put Nielsen right out of business.
You can't honestly expect that anyone on /. is going to read this thing??? It's more than a few paragraphs. We need sound bites and information nuggets. Find me an RSS feed.
the guy posting the blog states: "the shock wave ring travels around the planet as shown, but when the ring converges on the point opposite the collision point, there would be a huge explosion and a vast plume of material launched into space. No one ever puts that in their animations"
I thought the same thing when I watched the video - there would be a godawful explosion at the antipode
So shut the fuck up. Shaw is not obligated to you to provide a certain type of signal at a particular time. You will take it, or not.
I agree completely. And, I run Linux on mine. www.psubuntu.com
Welcome back to the days of the math coprocessor....
Wait for it....they're just getting ready to switch on their LHC....wait for it.... Ratings gold!
Regardless of how complex you make it, someone will always eventually figure out a way around it.
Avira is good, and is the software that I use on one of my machines. However, it does have an annoying nag screen showing an advertisement that pops up everytime it does a definition update. I never had that with AVG Free.
Software bugs happen. You don't need to get all philosophical about it. And besides, this is no more dangerous than the much larger number of people probably still using the default password on their router, and probably only slightly more dangerous than the huge number of people who don't have any kind of security. Relax.
ummm...proximity???
I store and backup all my "couldn't live without" files in a particular place, and back it up regularly to a
Every single person in India should be assigned a 30-bit identification number. Problem solved!
The new map hints that our neighbouring world may once have been more Earth-like, with a plate tectonics system and an ocean of water.
Yep. Until the Venusians burned all those fossil fuels and released all that CO2....