You're missing the point. Telstra and Optus have got away with selling patchy, over-subscribed and under-performing services in Tasmania for years. They obviously consider it non-viable given the population base, despite their widely advertised claims. I experience this at first hand, since although I only live 30 minutes drive from what passes for a major town here, I can't get any kind of wired broadband to my home, and the closest cell tower I can access is 35km away.
Tricky. What's the NBN status there?
Missing the point or not, I wouldn't hold my breath for Google loonies. If you do have direct line of site with somebody you can trust and closer to the node, you may consider P2P long range WiFi. It's not that unusual.
Telcos? Who give a (sexual intercourse) about telcos, just imagine the scream at NSA when the traffic suddenly stops going through a backbone they control.
If you thought my comment was serious, you clearly didn't read it.
My apologies... the cross-diagonal reading and the reference to Win8 made me (too hastily) dismissive. (Now that I corrected that, back to exercising up that CTS of mine).
To grok system modelling and grasp the fact those damn'd schemes are just a model before it's too late (even when sound, they are as valid as the assumptions; like perfectly elastic spherical horses moving through vacuum to predict the winner of a horse race).
Assuming the necessary condition are met: find yourself a mistress and arrange a "leak" about her to your wife; the life will become a lot less boring (a lot more screwing?)
WTF? to crack down on 3D printed guns? Is gun 3D printing so pervasive already? I'm yet to hear/see/read reports of self-injuries/deaths cause by exploding plastic guns, and the very existence of the Darwin awards shows that stupidity in not as rare in this world as one (still Bloomberg?) would like us to think.
Yes, I did. On purpose.
You see, to my mind, there's a difference between to style and the action exemplified by the linked article (a pretentious way to make someone's life harder, costlier and still have the victim proud of being abused and willing to ask for more) - the term came naturally.
We've got the Internet, so why dumb yourself down by passivly staring at...
Future generations of smart televisions (like coupling an Xbox One w/ Kinect into a TV set) will allow you to yell at the screen, for your rants to get transcribed in real-time and automatically added to the multimedia transcript so various users can...etc
You forgot (or omit) mentioning NSA as an entity that will be enjoying your reactions... U still want to do anything else but to zone-out in front of your TV?
Soooo... In other words, we should trust our government.... to always be doing bad in everything they do
Not necessarily. The healthy position is: never trust a government to do the right thing - always keep them in check. This is how the democracy works and the only chance to maintain a working democracy (this is why govt secrecy is bad). If you think it's expensive or dangerous, you are welcome to try the lack of democracy.
Note the difference to: always trust them to do the wrong thing - so let's throw a riot or a revolution every time they do something/anything.
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You're missing the point. Telstra and Optus have got away with selling patchy, over-subscribed and under-performing services in Tasmania for years. They obviously consider it non-viable given the population base, despite their widely advertised claims. I experience this at first hand, since although I only live 30 minutes drive from what passes for a major town here, I can't get any kind of wired broadband to my home, and the closest cell tower I can access is 35km away.
Tricky. What's the NBN status there?
Missing the point or not, I wouldn't hold my breath for Google loonies. If you do have direct line of site with somebody you can trust and closer to the node, you may consider P2P long range WiFi. It's not that unusual.
you'll probably hear the telcos' screams
Telcos? Who give a (sexual intercourse) about telcos, just imagine the scream at NSA when the traffic suddenly stops going through a backbone they control.
Thankfully, if you Google for me, you come up with nothing.
Oh? About 3,410,000 results (0.19 seconds)
Am I the only one who can see that the robot missed a puck at the end of the video? I can clearly see the puck hitting the back border!
Many times actually, but not inside the goal area.
3... 2... 1.. Fight!
(sound of crickets in the background: each of the robots waits the other's action to have something to react to).
but their contributions to the world of open source software are appreciated, and won't be forgotten.
While I appreciate a contribution to the opensource, to remember something one needs to know about it first.
~$ sudo apt-get install songbird
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package songbird
(translation: debian/ubuntu has nothing to remember).
Pitor and the snow dog :D
Nah... doesn't strike any chord. With an Onion Pi, I could cry a river.
...why say DOJ? It could be the Chinese.
(when looked at with the "common sense eyes", both of them behaves in a totally "alien" way. So, what's the difference?)
Just curious, what change in the labour laws happened?
Part of the answer
The US believes Kim is a hobbit-ual criminal....
And... is this a reason to dragon the suit forever?
[serious comment which TL,DR]
If you thought my comment was serious, you clearly didn't read it.
My apologies... the cross-diagonal reading and the reference to Win8 made me (too hastily) dismissive.
(Now that I corrected that, back to exercising up that CTS of mine).
physics?? physics... how does? why?
To grok system modelling and grasp the fact those damn'd schemes are just a model before it's too late (even when sound, they are as valid as the assumptions; like perfectly elastic spherical horses moving through vacuum to predict the winner of a horse race).
Besides physics is to maths as sex is to masturbation (alt of the comic; hover the mouse over it)
[serious comment which TL,DR]
Hint: after looking, I can see nothing right either.
The fonts are a mess on that screenshot. How does that not hurt anyone's eyes?
I looked... and I can see nothing wrong with them!
A valid solution for the problem of spare time: a second job will bring back those 12+ working hours that are so direly missed.
Assuming the necessary condition are met: find yourself a mistress and arrange a "leak" about her to your wife; the life will become a lot less boring (a lot more screwing?)
WTF? to crack down on 3D printed guns? Is gun 3D printing so pervasive already?
I'm yet to hear/see/read reports of self-injuries/deaths cause by exploding plastic guns, and the very existence of the Darwin awards shows that stupidity in not as rare in this world as one (still Bloomberg?) would like us to think.
You verbed stylish!?!?
Yes, I did. On purpose.
You see, to my mind, there's a difference between to style and the action exemplified by the linked article (a pretentious way to make someone's life harder, costlier and still have the victim proud of being abused and willing to ask for more) - the term came naturally.
Good news! With android avatars, the asshole port is optional.
You reckon? I think it just got replaced with a mini-USB one.
Even when some other choose to stylish it, it's still the same shit
We've got the Internet, so why dumb yourself down by passivly staring at ...
Future generations of smart televisions (like coupling an Xbox One w/ Kinect into a TV set) will allow you to yell at the screen, for your rants to get transcribed in real-time and automatically added to the multimedia transcript so various users can...etc
You forgot (or omit) mentioning NSA as an entity that will be enjoying your reactions...
U still want to do anything else but to zone-out in front of your TV?
I have an uneasy feeling with this.
Hook up the NSA Prism into this, that will keep the aliens away.
Just because it was built by Samsung doesn't necessarily mean it has the Downs.
Whatever it has, whether you say Smart Fridge, burrito please or say nothing, it still goes.
They do, I have one. It's not a smart fridge
Of course it's not, it goes without saying.
Soooo... In other words, we should trust our government.... to always be doing bad in everything they do
Not necessarily. The healthy position is: never trust a government to do the right thing - always keep them in check. This is how the democracy works and the only chance to maintain a working democracy (this is why govt secrecy is bad). If you think it's expensive or dangerous, you are welcome to try the lack of democracy.
Note the difference to: always trust them to do the wrong thing - so let's throw a riot or a revolution every time they do something/anything.
What's the rest of Greece's commercial broadcast media like?.
There you have it