In one of the early episodes they also had a cleavage-cam, i.e. it was mounted in the cleavage of a girl. It was angled so it showed, very clearly, when people looked down the cleavage. It was almost never when the girl her breast tied in, and all the time when she had a push-up bra.
I get that it's cheap to put on poles, but will it still be cheap after a couple of storms? I can't say that I've seen many poles inside a city in Sweden for, well, ever? Even in the country side there are barely any wires on poles left, even much of the electricity wires are dug down.
There are also a few good ones, and I admit I'm a little surprised things have gotten this far with Neelie Kroes (who is normally well-informed and a voice of reason) currently serving as Commissioner for the Digital Agenda.
That might be because most of the ACTA stuff has apparently been handled by the EU fishery department.
True story: While on a conference trip to Boston, some colleges tried to find the Apple store, only to end up at a store selling apples, as in the real fruit.
I have seen it for over six or so years, and been using it for at least four. It is now fully automated: Draw your customer card to get a scanner unit, enter the store and put stuff in your bag while scanning them, put the scanner at its stand, draw customer card and credit card at a touch-screen station.
That's what investors are for. And if you have a patent on the item, then you should be able to get some investors willing to help you out.
And your example is retarded. The engineer should be starting a business making those solar cells. If he's not going to try and take advantage of the idea, then he has no business stopping someone else from doing it.
That is retarded. What if the engineer is only in it for the fun of it? Just to see if he (or she) really can do something? If the engineer don't want to become a businessman or pointy-haired boss?
Which means you need another thing to lug around. A dock is good to have at home and/or in the office, but how many bring theirs docks with them when traveling light?
Yes the upgrades for most Android phones are non-existing, but it's not better for feature phones either. So I would say that it's pretty as it always have been, with Apple upping the ante.
Wrong. People swap kiddie porn all the time. There have been numerous busts of child abuse rings where people were swapping homemade kiddie porn.
Thats true. One of these rings was busted in Sweden earlier this year, but unlike most (if not all other) such actions, only a couple of men were arrested. Most of the people (like 25 or so) were women!
And 35Mbps downstream is ok, but the price seems a little way off. I'm happy with my 100/100 Mbps for $30/month. (And no, I'm not from USA, I'm Swedish.)
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In one of the early episodes they also had a cleavage-cam, i.e. it was mounted in the cleavage of a girl. It was angled so it showed, very clearly, when people looked down the cleavage. It was almost never when the girl her breast tied in, and all the time when she had a push-up bra.
I get that it's cheap to put on poles, but will it still be cheap after a couple of storms? I can't say that I've seen many poles inside a city in Sweden for, well, ever? Even in the country side there are barely any wires on poles left, even much of the electricity wires are dug down.
Only of a 14 year old copy of the kernel.
Apparently not even the EU top ACTA people like the way it has been pushed (or rather shoved): http://falkvinge.net/2012/01/26/eu-acta-chief-resigns-in-disgust-over-disrespect-at-citizens-next-steps/
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So when Facebook opens its new datacenter in Sweden, and they break a Swedish law, we can shut them down globally? Sweet!
That might be because most of the ACTA stuff has apparently been handled by the EU fishery department.
They are hard working women, but unfortunately have to pay for the ladder and pliers themselves.
You think the same about the protesters on Tahrir Square in Cairo? Or can you please educate me about the difference?
True story: While on a conference trip to Boston, some colleges tried to find the Apple store, only to end up at a store selling apples, as in the real fruit.
I can see it now...
"Two laywers enter, none leave!"
Thats weird since the lead designer, Raph Koster, came from the MUD world.
I think we should standardize on the timecube.
I have seen it for over six or so years, and been using it for at least four. It is now fully automated: Draw your customer card to get a scanner unit, enter the store and put stuff in your bag while scanning them, put the scanner at its stand, draw customer card and credit card at a touch-screen station.
Simple, quick and no need to stand in a line. :)
That is retarded. What if the engineer is only in it for the fun of it? Just to see if he (or she) really can do something? If the engineer don't want to become a businessman or pointy-haired boss?
You mean Warcraft? Or Warcraft 2? Or Warcraft 3?
Which means you need another thing to lug around. A dock is good to have at home and/or in the office, but how many bring theirs docks with them when traveling light?
Yes the upgrades for most Android phones are non-existing, but it's not better for feature phones either. So I would say that it's pretty as it always have been, with Apple upping the ante.
Even non-US citizens?
Not much different from Mousetrapper it seems.
Thats true. One of these rings was busted in Sweden earlier this year, but unlike most (if not all other) such actions, only a couple of men were arrested. Most of the people (like 25 or so) were women!
And a big explosion it would have been!
The peace price is decided by Norway (whose capital Oslo, as a side note, is the worlds most expensive city to live in.)
Already happened.
He went to the British police voluntarily.
And 35Mbps downstream is ok, but the price seems a little way off. I'm happy with my 100/100 Mbps for $30/month. (And no, I'm not from USA, I'm Swedish.)