The plane was made of gold? I guess they don't build 'em like they used to, huh?
At the time gold was the most suitable material for the airframe. It was prized both for its strength and weight characteristics. That is, of course, until nuclear fission was discovered. Then the uranium airframe became a no brainer.
It's the fact that surgeons don't wear scrubs when meeting patients which shows exactly what the difference is here
I've had surgery 7 times in the last 10 years. I've had a different surgeon every time except for 2 of the surgeries. All of my surgeons wore scrubs to the office for patient consultations except for one.
My Dell XPS 1530 laptop did not come with any stickers on it at all. I think the laptop looks relatively nice, too. Maybe not as fancy as a Mac Book Pro but it won't burn your leg if you accidentally touch the machine to your skin, either.
No, it would not be fair to assume that at all. Most Intel Core Duo Quads in the LGA775 form factor do not have SSE4 capabilities. At that time you had to buy a XEON or other high end quad core to get SSE4. These processors are quite happy to do 64-bit OS's.
Well that depends on the QoS that the military demands, as well as how they broadcast the data, the encoding they use for compression and other factors. If all you send are I frames then you have a lot more flexibility at the cost of increased bandwidth. Of course you could also use various error correction schemes as well to handle packet loss.
No they will not. I dare you to buy a copy of Mac OS X from Fry's, Best Buy, or even an Apple Store and then break the seal and try to return it. They will not allow you to return open software ever. They only permit an exchange if the media is defective. That return policy is pushed on the retailers by the vendors to prevent piracy.
Since you seem to have read the Groklaw article you'll note that the judge's order had nothing to do with licensing and everything to do with copyright and the DMCA. Allow me to quote Groklaw for you:
[The] injunction includes forbidding Psystar from intentionally inducing, aiding, assisting, abetting, or encouraging any other person or entity to infringe plaintiff's copyrighted Mac OS X software. (Groklaw empahsis mine)
They may claim its a license but do you sign a licensing agreement at the time of the transaction? No. Do you ever sign a licensing agreement? No. If you bought the software, opened it, and refused the license would they allow you to return it? No.
Call it a license all day long for all I care but that sure looks like a sale to me.
I'm not at all familiar with the M1 Abrahms but if its anything like the AH-64D there's a nice large button that says ARM in one state and SAFE in the other. The first in amber and the second in green.
Really? Never call home or be called from home on your work phone? Clearly you don't have kids, or work in a facility that has no cell phone reception.
I had a roommate in college that I believe was caught up in a money-laundering scam. He was processing magazine subscriptions and he had to give the "company" he was working for access to his bank account. The first week of the "business" they deposited $50,000 into his bank account. They then had a constant stream of $1000-2000 transactions into and out of his account. I tried to warn him but he was making $20/hr and didn't want to believe it could be a scam.
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The plane was made of gold? I guess they don't build 'em like they used to, huh?
At the time gold was the most suitable material for the airframe. It was prized both for its strength and weight characteristics. That is, of course, until nuclear fission was discovered. Then the uranium airframe became a no brainer.
It's the fact that surgeons don't wear scrubs when meeting patients which shows exactly what the difference is here
I've had surgery 7 times in the last 10 years. I've had a different surgeon every time except for 2 of the surgeries. All of my surgeons wore scrubs to the office for patient consultations except for one.
My Dell XPS 1530 laptop did not come with any stickers on it at all. I think the laptop looks relatively nice, too. Maybe not as fancy as a Mac Book Pro but it won't burn your leg if you accidentally touch the machine to your skin, either.
No, it would not be fair to assume that at all. Most Intel Core Duo Quads in the LGA775 form factor do not have SSE4 capabilities. At that time you had to buy a XEON or other high end quad core to get SSE4. These processors are quite happy to do 64-bit OS's.
Then you should worry about the B52's .
But... the love shack...
Yeah $30M goes a long way in Uruguay!
That's a huge one time pad if you're encrypting every single frame of video.
Well that depends on the QoS that the military demands, as well as how they broadcast the data, the encoding they use for compression and other factors. If all you send are I frames then you have a lot more flexibility at the cost of increased bandwidth. Of course you could also use various error correction schemes as well to handle packet loss.
Forced to buy anti virus products.
Current Federal Government Information Assurance requirements also mandate virus software on Linux as well.
So does that mean Gentoo is designed for users that have more free time?
No they will not. I dare you to buy a copy of Mac OS X from Fry's, Best Buy, or even an Apple Store and then break the seal and try to return it. They will not allow you to return open software ever. They only permit an exchange if the media is defective. That return policy is pushed on the retailers by the vendors to prevent piracy.
Since you seem to have read the Groklaw article you'll note that the judge's order had nothing to do with licensing and everything to do with copyright and the DMCA. Allow me to quote Groklaw for you:
No idea. He got married about 6 months after that, we went our separate ways and I eventually moved out of that town.
They may claim its a license but do you sign a licensing agreement at the time of the transaction? No. Do you ever sign a licensing agreement? No. If you bought the software, opened it, and refused the license would they allow you to return it? No.
Call it a license all day long for all I care but that sure looks like a sale to me.
I'm not at all familiar with the M1 Abrahms but if its anything like the AH-64D there's a nice large button that says ARM in one state and SAFE in the other. The first in amber and the second in green.
You are correct. Your English is quite good, don't be so self conscious. ;)
I must get a billion spam in one year. :(
Damn spammers
Really? Never call home or be called from home on your work phone? Clearly you don't have kids, or work in a facility that has no cell phone reception.
Ahh I wish I hadn't just run out of mod points! There's a ton of funny comments in here.
I had a roommate in college that I believe was caught up in a money-laundering scam. He was processing magazine subscriptions and he had to give the "company" he was working for access to his bank account. The first week of the "business" they deposited $50,000 into his bank account. They then had a constant stream of $1000-2000 transactions into and out of his account. I tried to warn him but he was making $20/hr and didn't want to believe it could be a scam.
Is there no way to mark this guy as a spammer without mod points?
RTFA. It doesn't talk about inappropriate conversation but ANY conversation which could be used to build trust or friendship with a minor.
It also invalidated my install of Office 2007. Reinstalling the OS, patching and then reinstalling Office 2007 worked but what a pain.
Yeah, but he had weapons of mass...
Weapons of mass? Saddam was a Catholic?
You're going to Venezuela? What part? I was living there during the military coup on 04/11/02. Want to bring me back a can of Nestle Chicha?
Its possible. I've had the same issue both times I've been to Paris as well. I have not had the issue while in Munich or Amsterdam.