The arguments of the leave side during the referendum were often based on false information (lies) with £350m bus being a grand example.
They conveniently forgot to mention the +£800m in lost trade...
Bent bananas and cucumbers are another example of how fake the British tabloids are, they can definitely be sold in the EU but not as 'Class 1' products.
Let's see where these bent cucumbers end up after a cold Brexit:)
You have a point, the number I gave might have been for those actually drafted which was only 10% of those available.
I remember he number of 1.86 m. very well as we had great discomfort fitting in the armoured cars designed in 1956 for the average men of that year.
Weird, only 14.5% of US males being over 6'.
I'm born in 1952 and when I was drafted (1970) the average height of my age was 6'2"...
(I'm from the Netherlands)
Still weird because in my youth I was always told about these tall US soldiers that in 1945 came to liberate us.
What happened between say 1935 and 2019?
At certain levels the Saudi's are very close with the Israeli's who in turn are among the best building this type of espionage stuff.
Do't forget they have the same enemies, Iran and the Palestinians.
Sad mods that think you are trolling.
In many civilised countries vaping is under the same regulations as smoking and rightly so, it emits bad vapours and to kids makes it look like smoking is acceptable behaviour.
Then sue Company X, not secretly or not secretly go after the storage and mail provider.
When you (the court) has a good case foreign governments and jurisdictions will cooperate.
You a very wrong
This is data belonging to the company and when a national government legally orders the company (not the ISP or storage provider!) to hand over the data to a court it is immaterial where the data is stored.
The problem here is the US believes it can access data belonging to others without going through the owners, just because it is stored on US operated servers, even in other jurisdictions.
Yesterday I heard German police depts. are storing their body cam footage on Amazon and now questions have been asked in the German parliament for exactly this reason/fear, US lack of legislation allows all kinds of people access without proper legal oversight.
Idiot.
Anything advertised as medication should be regulated, it's got nothing to do with the origin, be it straight from nature or from a complex industrial process.
I suggest to make a nice smelling tea from the pretty Lily of the Valley, I guarantee it will solve all your physical problems!
Why would anyone step in?
Your president lies on a grand scale and for like-minded he is the example to follow.
Oh sorry, this 5G E is not a lie but an Alternative Truth.
Corporations have an IT department and are in a much better position than private users to check and approve of browser updates, this does not need to take many days or even longer.
Historically Microsoft products are the main target of viruses and other unwanted issues, abandoning this monoculture is one way to avoid being in the group of low hanging fruit for the scammers. Looking a little further back MS was the main instigator of non-standard browsers (IE6)
Yet I'm not agreeing with MS to go Chromium.
To be a scientist you need to be curious about the unknown or unexplained.
Once you can formulate a new approach and explain an answer to these questions you become a successful scientist.
Even for yourself but especially for the laymen the explanation might look surprising, who cares, you found the solution.
If I understand the description it works based on a map from which to pick a particular station which I find an interesting concept.
But most people rather search for the sort of music or information a station carries and already know the names, the geographical location is of minor interest and on the internet even less.
I use KDE's KRadio and it does all I need, installing a whole bunch of Gnome dependencies is not something I need.
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The arguments of the leave side during the referendum were often based on false information (lies) with £350m bus being a grand example. :)
They conveniently forgot to mention the +£800m in lost trade...
Bent bananas and cucumbers are another example of how fake the British tabloids are, they can definitely be sold in the EU but not as 'Class 1' products.
Let's see where these bent cucumbers end up after a cold Brexit
You have a point, the number I gave might have been for those actually drafted which was only 10% of those available.
I remember he number of 1.86 m. very well as we had great discomfort fitting in the armoured cars designed in 1956 for the average men of that year.
Weird, only 14.5% of US males being over 6'.
I'm born in 1952 and when I was drafted (1970) the average height of my age was 6'2"...
(I'm from the Netherlands)
Still weird because in my youth I was always told about these tall US soldiers that in 1945 came to liberate us.
What happened between say 1935 and 2019?
At certain levels the Saudi's are very close with the Israeli's who in turn are among the best building this type of espionage stuff.
Do't forget they have the same enemies, Iran and the Palestinians.
These carrier apps are a typical effect of living in a judiciary not having net neutrality.
Pleas links to the streams or it didn't happen :)
Nothing lefty in sight, the right is even more likely to go for low hanging fruit.
Sad mods that think you are trolling.
In many civilised countries vaping is under the same regulations as smoking and rightly so, it emits bad vapours and to kids makes it look like smoking is acceptable behaviour.
Please differentiate between the company (under investigation) and the provider of services.
Then sue Company X, not secretly or not secretly go after the storage and mail provider.
When you (the court) has a good case foreign governments and jurisdictions will cooperate.
You a very wrong
This is data belonging to the company and when a national government legally orders the company (not the ISP or storage provider!) to hand over the data to a court it is immaterial where the data is stored.
The problem here is the US believes it can access data belonging to others without going through the owners, just because it is stored on US operated servers, even in other jurisdictions.
Yesterday I heard German police depts. are storing their body cam footage on Amazon and now questions have been asked in the German parliament for exactly this reason/fear, US lack of legislation allows all kinds of people access without proper legal oversight.
For a measure of 'better'. Over here in Europe we have standards regarding privacy and ownership of data.
14 comments 5 hours after posting sounds like a loud Duh.
Ah, and what about those that believe Facebook/ Printerest is the internet?
Zebra-style horse blankets have been available since a couple of years and precisely for this reason, get less trouble with flies.
It's the Linux mode + attached keyboard that make it nice.
Anything advertised as medication should be regulated, it's got nothing to do with the origin, be it straight from nature or from a complex industrial process.
I suggest to make a nice smelling tea from the pretty Lily of the Valley, I guarantee it will solve all your physical problems!
Why would anyone step in?
Your president lies on a grand scale and for like-minded he is the example to follow.
Oh sorry, this 5G E is not a lie but an Alternative Truth.
Corporations have an IT department and are in a much better position than private users to check and approve of browser updates, this does not need to take many days or even longer.
Historically Microsoft products are the main target of viruses and other unwanted issues, abandoning this monoculture is one way to avoid being in the group of low hanging fruit for the scammers. Looking a little further back MS was the main instigator of non-standard browsers (IE6)
Yet I'm not agreeing with MS to go Chromium.
At least this one AC hasn't finished his education...
And is missing any concept of imagination.
To be a scientist you need to be curious about the unknown or unexplained.
Once you can formulate a new approach and explain an answer to these questions you become a successful scientist.
Even for yourself but especially for the laymen the explanation might look surprising, who cares, you found the solution.
And very likely a new question has now arisen.
In other words, you are still feeding the monster they are.
Indeed.
Worse is they keep track of people not subscribed but who's names cropped up in the address books a lot of idiots shared with Facebook.
If I understand the description it works based on a map from which to pick a particular station which I find an interesting concept.
But most people rather search for the sort of music or information a station carries and already know the names, the geographical location is of minor interest and on the internet even less.
I use KDE's KRadio and it does all I need, installing a whole bunch of Gnome dependencies is not something I need.
Make that 'outside of the USofA'.