If I just had to have the apartment, this is exactly what I'd do. I'd also get a microwave leak detector so I could prove to visitors, or prospective buyers, should I ever want to sell, that it is safe. Open the window, show the outside levels, then show interior levels, everyone should be happy at that point.
They are fans, I'm sure they don't have a lot of money to fight it. Perhaps they don't have a lot of time either, since they've been working on it for 8 years. Seems a bit excessive. Of course, they could still work on it, finish it, and distribute it secretly.
There are a lot of cars that can't get past our overly zealous safety standards in the US. If there were, we could have inexpensive cars like the rest of the world.
There's a difference between small government and a big government with too few people to operate it. Most first world, if not all, governments fall into the latter category.
Very nice, but the AF will still not allow enlisted to pilot the drones. Must have at least a 4 year degree in something, even underwater basket weaving will do, and be commissioned in order to fly anything.
Informative? I would have modded it funny, but after rereading it, I think you are serious. Exclusive vim use? Like it more than GUI? Use it for school lessons, with vim? OK, I'm sorry, I'm being a bit to rough on vim.
Because the government is the government and a company is a company. The US government is required by the constitution to allow freedom of speech, a company is not. A company intends to turn a profit, and if what you say may harm that potential, they don't have to publish it.
Google deletes MOST of the IP info after 9 months. The search providers don't need to keep data at all but, but for ads and user convenience, they do keep it.
Problem is, the regular citizens are the ones who pay the price and get the raw end of the deal. Nothing good ever comes from it, at least not that I can think of. Consider our [non]relationship with Cuba. Has our embargo helped anyone? Has it hurt anyone? I'd say no to the first question, and yes to the second. I'm pretty sure the majority of citizens don't want this nonsense, but the corporations do.
True, but if you're driving up to the intersection and you don't know what your signal is, you should exercise caution. Too many people just push on through not caring who has the right of way. What I see are people driving around who are selfish, arrogant, idiotic, and a bunch who simply don't know how to drive.
I wonder what will happen when the scientists manage to clone a few of these, from the same DNA mind you, and they inbreed with themselves so to speak. Can't be a very viable life form, but I'm not a geneticist.
I don't understand why getting less developed nations on computers and the internet is such a fantastic move. Perhaps those nations should finish their evolution, and work toward the tech honestly. Seriously, help them improve their agriculture, gradually move them toward industrialization, and eventually they'll join the ranks of fully developed countries.
Which should be "for all intents and purposes". If one is going to use phrases, one should use them correctly, otherwise it makes one look ignorant and uneducated.
Quite possibly the contractor said, "the data signal is unencrypted, but we can add encryption for another $2M." The US DOD said, "who'll know it isn't encrypted unless we tell them? That fact is now classified TOP SECRET, press on as is."
Unless the EULA says no. Then it'll be the same as running Mac OSX on whatever you want. I don't see a problem with running whatever OS I want on any piece of hardware I can get it to run on, but the companies, lawyers, judges, and fanboys disagree.
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It is an apartment in Manhattan, I'd assume the only BBQ they'll get is down the street at a diner.
If I just had to have the apartment, this is exactly what I'd do. I'd also get a microwave leak detector so I could prove to visitors, or prospective buyers, should I ever want to sell, that it is safe. Open the window, show the outside levels, then show interior levels, everyone should be happy at that point.
They are fans, I'm sure they don't have a lot of money to fight it. Perhaps they don't have a lot of time either, since they've been working on it for 8 years. Seems a bit excessive. Of course, they could still work on it, finish it, and distribute it secretly.
There are a lot of cars that can't get past our overly zealous safety standards in the US. If there were, we could have inexpensive cars like the rest of the world.
There's a difference between small government and a big government with too few people to operate it. Most first world, if not all, governments fall into the latter category.
Ah Ha! So that's what consultants are for. Thanks for clearing that up.
Very nice, but the AF will still not allow enlisted to pilot the drones. Must have at least a 4 year degree in something, even underwater basket weaving will do, and be commissioned in order to fly anything.
If he's bitter, it is more likely because Carrie Fisher ended up being his sister.
Informative? I would have modded it funny, but after rereading it, I think you are serious. Exclusive vim use? Like it more than GUI? Use it for school lessons, with vim? OK, I'm sorry, I'm being a bit to rough on vim.
Are those exploding batteries in your pocket, or are just glad to see me?
Because the government is the government and a company is a company. The US government is required by the constitution to allow freedom of speech, a company is not. A company intends to turn a profit, and if what you say may harm that potential, they don't have to publish it.
Teenage girl eating a banana; I'm sorry, I missed the rest, I'll try to take it in when I calm down.
Nobody cares about licensing restrictions.
Google deletes MOST of the IP info after 9 months. The search providers don't need to keep data at all but, but for ads and user convenience, they do keep it.
Problem is, the regular citizens are the ones who pay the price and get the raw end of the deal. Nothing good ever comes from it, at least not that I can think of. Consider our [non]relationship with Cuba. Has our embargo helped anyone? Has it hurt anyone? I'd say no to the first question, and yes to the second. I'm pretty sure the majority of citizens don't want this nonsense, but the corporations do.
Yep, a friend of mine had snow blow into his exhaust pipe. It impacted and plugged it up so that his car wouldn't start.
True, but if you're driving up to the intersection and you don't know what your signal is, you should exercise caution. Too many people just push on through not caring who has the right of way. What I see are people driving around who are selfish, arrogant, idiotic, and a bunch who simply don't know how to drive.
I wonder what will happen when the scientists manage to clone a few of these, from the same DNA mind you, and they inbreed with themselves so to speak. Can't be a very viable life form, but I'm not a geneticist.
So, this Ibex became the first species to become extinct twice?
I don't understand why getting less developed nations on computers and the internet is such a fantastic move. Perhaps those nations should finish their evolution, and work toward the tech honestly. Seriously, help them improve their agriculture, gradually move them toward industrialization, and eventually they'll join the ranks of fully developed countries.
Which should be "for all intents and purposes". If one is going to use phrases, one should use them correctly, otherwise it makes one look ignorant and uneducated.
Why is this modded funny? It should be informative - I had no idea that was true. Wow, learn something new every day.
Quite possibly the contractor said, "the data signal is unencrypted, but we can add encryption for another $2M." The US DOD said, "who'll know it isn't encrypted unless we tell them? That fact is now classified TOP SECRET, press on as is."
How about Grand Theft Auto? Couldn't someone go straight from the couch to the streets and "win"?
Unless the EULA says no. Then it'll be the same as running Mac OSX on whatever you want. I don't see a problem with running whatever OS I want on any piece of hardware I can get it to run on, but the companies, lawyers, judges, and fanboys disagree.