Soaking, electric shock, heating and electromagnetic radiation are among the many methods of torture used. They should bring Jack Bauer in for this "testing" department
A good number of historians would disagree you on that. Most say WWII ended the Great Depression.
And your comments about inflating / deflating are very simplistic. One of the main problems we have today is China / Japan are buying too much US debt. They are doing this to keep the US dollar up so that we buy more crap from them so their economy keeps running. They can't stop, otherwise they go into recession too.
One of these days something is going to give and we're all going to go down together, but I think the US will be in the worst trouble. (China maybe experiencing a Japan-style 10-year deflation?)
You can go to www.nbc.com and download Heroes episodes from thier website. Not sure if includes commercials or not, but IMO, nbc is doing the right thing here by allowing access to episodes over the web (even if it was with commercials).
The scary thing, when I think about it, I'd rather have a computer flagging me than a human who may judge me by the color of my skin or whether or not I looked at them crosseyed or not.
Now that almost all airlines did away with smoking sections vs. non-smoking sections, I can see them coming up with cellphone sections vs. non-cellphone sections.
Which doesn't help because you have the same problems we had before with smoking sections. On a full flight, you may be forced to take a seat in the cellphone section, or you may be seated close enough to the cellphone section that you still get disturbed.
Diebold's primary business is to make ATM machines. They obviously understand security and correctness of results. Why can't they build voting machines properly?
Imagine you hear that an ATM machine was secured by a hotel minibar key. Or that the ATM makes a mistake but the bank won't give you your money back since there is no record of a transaction? Voting machines should be built to the same level of security and accountability.
I don't know what's more funny. The joke itself, or the fact that you felt that you needed to add a link to a map to Haiti so people knew what you were talking about.
They are initiating outsourcing of some production to Chartred.
I assume they planned in advance for this, since if the Dell deal didn't go through, they could cancel the Cartred deal without having tons of spare capacity on thier hands.
With 20/20 hindsight, looking at AMD's Chartred plans, it should have been pretty obvious that AMD had a big customer lined up. Too bad I didn't have that foresight, otherwise I could have made some good cash on AMD stock.
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A good number of historians would disagree you on that. Most say WWII ended the Great Depression.
And your comments about inflating / deflating are very simplistic. One of the main problems we have today is China / Japan are buying too much US debt. They are doing this to keep the US dollar up so that we buy more crap from them so their economy keeps running. They can't stop, otherwise they go into recession too.
One of these days something is going to give and we're all going to go down together, but I think the US will be in the worst trouble. (China maybe experiencing a Japan-style 10-year deflation?)
You can go to www.nbc.com and download Heroes episodes from thier website. Not sure if includes commercials or not, but IMO, nbc is doing the right thing here by allowing access to episodes over the web (even if it was with commercials).
Of course the heat of the laptop affects the chances of internal short.
You see, heat ~ energy
According to Einstein, energy = mc^2, there fore energy ~ mass
And mass causes gravity. By your own words, gravity was the cause of the short, ergo heat caused the short.
> The idea of a suicide bomber was created in the Middle East.
Have you heard of Japanese kamikaze pilots?
I'm sure there are even more prior examples of "suicide bombers" if you go back far enough.
That question has already been answered by none other than the CEO of Mythic and has already been posted
http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/07/28
Isn't the "camping" problem in most FPS games bad enough already?
Mod parent down!
uh, the problem with colder climates is not just the temperature and that that you have to cover yourself from head to toe.
The problem is that all the young members of the opposite sex also are covering thier bodies from head to toe.
Well, they can throw you in Gitmo for a few years or fly you to a Syrian prison to be tortured.
The scary thing, when I think about it, I'd rather have a computer flagging me than a human who may judge me by the color of my skin or whether or not I looked at them crosseyed or not.
Not that I'm thrilled by these developments...
Now that almost all airlines did away with smoking sections vs. non-smoking sections, I can see them coming up with cellphone sections vs. non-cellphone sections.
Which doesn't help because you have the same problems we had before with smoking sections. On a full flight, you may be forced to take a seat in the cellphone section, or you may be seated close enough to the cellphone section that you still get disturbed.
I don't understand this.
Diebold's primary business is to make ATM machines. They obviously understand security and correctness of results. Why can't they build voting machines properly?
Imagine you hear that an ATM machine was secured by a hotel minibar key. Or that the ATM makes a mistake but the bank won't give you your money back since there is no record of a transaction? Voting machines should be built to the same level of security and accountability.
I don't know what's more funny. The joke itself, or the fact that you felt that you needed to add a link to a map to Haiti so people knew what you were talking about.
i was trying to be sarcastic. In effect, thats what the government is doing. Selling T-bonds to pay interest off the previously sold T-bonds.
Yes its not exactly the same, since the government can simply print more cash or raise money through other means (both with thier own problems).
You mean its like US Government treasury bonds?
Primary visible difference:
You can run VMware Server VMs headless and can connect to the console remotely.
Workstation, you cannot.
They are initiating outsourcing of some production to Chartred.
I assume they planned in advance for this, since if the Dell deal didn't go through, they could cancel the Cartred deal without having tons of spare capacity on thier hands.
With 20/20 hindsight, looking at AMD's Chartred plans, it should have been pretty obvious that AMD had a big customer lined up. Too bad I didn't have that foresight, otherwise I could have made some good cash on AMD stock.
You want his email inbox to be flooded don't you?
Mod parent up please and grandparent down.
Its one thing to be a grammar nazi, but it is MUCH MUCH worse if you are a grammar nazi and don't know grammar yourself.
One more semi-interesting thing about the apostrophe rules. They are the only english grammar rule I know of that has only one exception. (its / it's)
> As a little kid I actually tried put this myth to the test it worked flawlessly.
Where's that -1 Evil moderation when you need it?
In this case, the index will indirectly contain the contents of your file (perhaps out of order, but enough data nonetheless)
So you aren't really hiding that much by encrypting it if you index it first.
duh, because they are the "value" models, they aren't going to have the latest stuff.
I think you need to chill.
But how many Libraries of Congresses is it?