Or you could live in a civilized country where 12 hour working days are prohibited in law. Besides which here in the UK polling stations on a general election are open from 07:00 to 22:00 that is a full 15 hours, and if that is still not enough you can register for a postal vote. There is genuinely very very few excuses to not vote.
You could add back in the day when the web was taking off Postgres did not do SQL. If you wanted SQL your choice was mSQL which has all sorts of licensing issues, or MySQL which was GPL but had issues with ACID and transactions. It was not until sometime later that QUEL was replaced with SQL.
It was that gap, when Postgres didn't do SQL that allowed MySQL to take off.
If you buy quality locks there are many orders of magnitude than 28,000 combinations. There are plenty of quality lock systems on the market with over a billion different key combinations.
The big think at the moment depending whether the thieves in your area have court on is lock snapping. If you have europrofile or similar locks and they are not quality anti-snap, anyone can be in in under 20 seconds.
Maybe in the USA, but in the UK I suspect that Apple are effective locked out as the main TV channels (BBC, ITV, Ch4) all provide very good streaming services. Hell for £10 you can get a NowTV box (a cut down Roku LT) which gives you all those catch up channels, plus a very wide selection of paid for content.
Oh and the big driver in the UK for these things is sport specifically football (aka soccer) and between them Sky and BT have the Premiership all locked up for years to come. Oh and Sky of course are owned by 21st Century Fox so have guaranteed access to a large catalogue of movies.
It's like Apple Pay, not going to work outside north America.
You are assuming that gas was burned in a power station. Maybe my electric came from a nuclear power station, a hydro electric power station, a wind turbine,... you get the picture now? Now add in the much higher energy cost of manufacture of either a CF or LED bulb and the picture gets even more complicated.
The basics are that in northern latitudes with long cold nights in winter and centrally heated houses with thermostatic control whether energy efficient bulbs actually save energy is in fact debatable, because the inefficiency of the traditional filament bulb is heat, which is in fact for the most part in northern latitudes is actually useful.
He was and I have read all his Discworld novels. However I remain somewhat ambivalent since I noticed his abuse of copyright law to gain what I view as an illegal extension to his copyright terms.
What you ask, well some time ago and before he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's he started making all his books "co-authored" with his wife. So instead of the 70 year clock starting to tick today, it could easily be another 20 years before Lyn dies.
Wrong, the EU courts don't have jurisdiction over this in the case of the U.K. Even worse the EU courts have insufficient evidence to even bring a case. All they have is a document that allegedly claims this which at best case scenario was stolen by someone now on the run. Good luck bringing a case on that evidence. So the EU courts simply can't fine the UK or the USA because without further evidence all we have is a circumstantial claim.
Further any attempt to take money from the USA government by taking from US based companies would be illegal under international law, and is simply not going to happen.
Except in the case of the U.K. trade sanctions from other E.U. member states are simply not permissible. I would also doubt the USA would introduce sanctions against the UK on this one, and E.U. sanctions against the USA would require approval from the UK which I doubt they are going to give. That's 45% of the worlds GDP locked in right there.
I would go further. Unless you understand how floating point numbers work then you should stay away from doing anything with them; period. Even then doing anything mathematical without a good grounding in numerical analysis is a none starter.
Unfortunately most CS graduates don't have the faintest clue about numerical analysis.
Except that the market in contactless payment outside the USA has already been sown up. So while ApplePay might get traction in the USA, in the rest of the world it is very unlikely to get any significant traction.
Then again the USA has been a third world country when it comes to credit/debit card technology for some time.
They should pass a law making that impossible. There is no legitimate reason the IEMI should not be in a small bit of PROM on the CPU so once set it can never be changed.
Actually you could put a kill switch in the screen, so that it no longer worked. There is electronics in there that could be disabled. You could do the same for a battery as well, and you certainly can do it for the main board.
It won't work for the case, but if you have removed the value of the screen, battery and main board the residual parts value is probably too low to make it worth a thief's while to steal if to part out.
Yeah I never understood that, why try and recover the clock signal from the data stream? If I where designing it I would have my DAC monitor the stream to calculate what the clock signal is supposed to be then generate my own dam clock signal. Let's face it there is only a handful of possible clock signals.
For that audiophile approach I would then today use a chip scale caesium atomic clock for two orders of magnitude better accuracy than an oven controlled crystal oscillator to generate my internal clock signal.
Then again high end audio gear is all done wrong in my view. For starters anything not using a modern switch mode power supply operating at 120kHz+ is a piece of shit design by someone who is stuck in the past. Basically mains hum, what dam mains hum. Sure a 20kHz SMPS is a bad idea in audio kit, but the world has moved on and SMPS that operate well outside the audible range are common place today.
It looks to me that the biggest goof he made was using the Altoid pseudonym more than once, and on one occasion leaving an obvious connection to himself. After that it was mainly just patience on behalf of the law enforcement officers. If he had not made that crucial mistake they probably would still not have any idea who dreadpirateroberts was.
Rubbish. Firstly even hard sciences like biology suffer from a lack of experimental rigour. Coming from a physics background "if it ain't repeatable it ain't real" is the basic mantra. Even this basic tenant does not hold in bio-sciences, let alone social sciences. Believe me I worked in one of the worlds leading university bioscience departments in I.T. support and the view that your results where valid even if you could not repeat your experiments was widespread and pervasive.
As for social sciences, well the idea that you could run an experiment to determine if "phonics" or "whole language" was the better method to teach children to read English is clearly an anathema due to the on going "wars" over which is best.
When I suggested it to me sister while she was doing her teacher training, her response was but it depends on the child, with some suited to phonics and some to whole language, completely missing the point that on *average* one method might lead to higher reading ages than the other and you could perform an experiment to determine which if either was statistically better.
Except if nobody is dead then you cannot have attempted manslaughter (at least in England and Wales), see R vs. Creamer 1966, the court said that attempted manslaughter is not an offence known to law. Manslaughter is killing someone without the intention to kill them, so it is a logical fallacy to attempt to do that.
Regardless "swatting" is certainly an offence of reckless endangerment in the USA, or .
Still a complete and utter physics failure. The point about escape velocity is anything below escape velocity will return back to the earth surface.
The vertical component of the "muzzle" velocity will be more or less preserved, so if you shoot upwards all that kinetic energy gets converted to potential energy, and then gravity takes over and it all gets converted back to kinetic energy. Yes there is losses due to air resistance, but indirect fire with a hypersonic inert projectile DOES NOT REQUIRE EXPLOSIVES.
Anyone who thinks it does is a blithering moronic twit who clearly knows jack shit about physics. You get some right idiots on slashdot.
Oh boy, physics 101 failure. The escape velocity of earth at sea level is roughly 11200 m/s. Anything less will fall back to earth with roughly the same speed. The rail guns the US Navy are looking for have a muzzle velocity in the region of 6000m/s which is well below escape velocity. They are looking for a range in 200nmi or 370km which is well over the horizon.
Yes they are, an aluminium slug impacting the ground at say Mach 15 does not need any gunpowder to create a large hole in the ground or destroy a building, the kinetic energy of the projectile will do that all by itself.
I don't trust the locksmith. So I actually fit the lock myself, and when it comes to getting keys cut the locksmith has no idea where the lock for the key I am getting cut is going to be located because I don't tell them or even give them my home address. In fact they don't even know my name because I paid in cash.
Just poor in some liquid nitrogen first to freeze the ink. In fact the whole ink thing seems rather trivial to get around using this technique in most scenarios.
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Think of sugar as "teeth rotting granules", because that is what it is and it should be easier to cut out.
Or you could live in a civilized country where 12 hour working days are prohibited in law. Besides which here in the UK polling stations on a general election are open from 07:00 to 22:00 that is a full 15 hours, and if that is still not enough you can register for a postal vote. There is genuinely very very few excuses to not vote.
You could add back in the day when the web was taking off Postgres did not do SQL. If you wanted SQL your choice was mSQL which has all sorts of licensing issues, or MySQL which was GPL but had issues with ACID and transactions. It was not until sometime later that QUEL was replaced with SQL.
It was that gap, when Postgres didn't do SQL that allowed MySQL to take off.
If you buy quality locks there are many orders of magnitude than 28,000 combinations. There are plenty of quality lock systems on the market with over a billion different key combinations.
The big think at the moment depending whether the thieves in your area have court on is lock snapping. If you have europrofile or similar locks and they are not quality anti-snap, anyone can be in in under 20 seconds.
Maybe in the USA, but in the UK I suspect that Apple are effective locked out as the main TV channels (BBC, ITV, Ch4) all provide very good streaming services. Hell for £10 you can get a NowTV box (a cut down Roku LT) which gives you all those catch up channels, plus a very wide selection of paid for content.
Oh and the big driver in the UK for these things is sport specifically football (aka soccer) and between them Sky and BT have the Premiership all locked up for years to come. Oh and Sky of course are owned by 21st Century Fox so have guaranteed access to a large catalogue of movies.
It's like Apple Pay, not going to work outside north America.
You are assuming that gas was burned in a power station. Maybe my electric came from a nuclear power station, a hydro electric power station, a wind turbine, ... you get the picture now? Now add in the much higher energy cost of manufacture of either a CF or LED bulb and the picture gets even more complicated.
The basics are that in northern latitudes with long cold nights in winter and centrally heated houses with thermostatic control whether energy efficient bulbs actually save energy is in fact debatable, because the inefficiency of the traditional filament bulb is heat, which is in fact for the most part in northern latitudes is actually useful.
He was and I have read all his Discworld novels. However I remain somewhat ambivalent since I noticed his abuse of copyright law to gain what I view as an illegal extension to his copyright terms.
What you ask, well some time ago and before he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's he started making all his books "co-authored" with his wife. So instead of the 70 year clock starting to tick today, it could easily be another 20 years before Lyn dies.
Wrong, the EU courts don't have jurisdiction over this in the case of the U.K. Even worse the EU courts have insufficient evidence to even bring a case. All they have is a document that allegedly claims this which at best case scenario was stolen by someone now on the run. Good luck bringing a case on that evidence. So the EU courts simply can't fine the UK or the USA because without further evidence all we have is a circumstantial claim.
Further any attempt to take money from the USA government by taking from US based companies would be illegal under international law, and is simply not going to happen.
Except in the case of the U.K. trade sanctions from other E.U. member states are simply not permissible. I would also doubt the USA would introduce sanctions against the UK on this one, and E.U. sanctions against the USA would require approval from the UK which I doubt they are going to give. That's 45% of the worlds GDP locked in right there.
Good luck on that plan.
Hum, so unless you are diverting through Russian the Bosporus will get in your way I am afraid.
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Oh, and please stop using England when you mean United Kingdom.
I would go further. Unless you understand how floating point numbers work then you should stay away from doing anything with them; period. Even then doing anything mathematical without a good grounding in numerical analysis is a none starter.
Unfortunately most CS graduates don't have the faintest clue about numerical analysis.
Except that the market in contactless payment outside the USA has already been sown up. So while ApplePay might get traction in the USA, in the rest of the world it is very unlikely to get any significant traction.
Then again the USA has been a third world country when it comes to credit/debit card technology for some time.
They should pass a law making that impossible. There is no legitimate reason the IEMI should not be in a small bit of PROM on the CPU so once set it can never be changed.
Actually you could put a kill switch in the screen, so that it no longer worked. There is electronics in there that could be disabled. You could do the same for a battery as well, and you certainly can do it for the main board.
It won't work for the case, but if you have removed the value of the screen, battery and main board the residual parts value is probably too low to make it worth a thief's while to steal if to part out.
Yeah I never understood that, why try and recover the clock signal from the data stream? If I where designing it I would have my DAC monitor the stream to calculate what the clock signal is supposed to be then generate my own dam clock signal. Let's face it there is only a handful of possible clock signals.
For that audiophile approach I would then today use a chip scale caesium atomic clock for two orders of magnitude better accuracy than an oven controlled crystal oscillator to generate my internal clock signal.
Then again high end audio gear is all done wrong in my view. For starters anything not using a modern switch mode power supply operating at 120kHz+ is a piece of shit design by someone who is stuck in the past. Basically mains hum, what dam mains hum. Sure a 20kHz SMPS is a bad idea in audio kit, but the world has moved on and SMPS that operate well outside the audible range are common place today.
It looks to me that the biggest goof he made was using the Altoid pseudonym more than once, and on one occasion leaving an obvious connection to himself. After that it was mainly just patience on behalf of the law enforcement officers. If he had not made that crucial mistake they probably would still not have any idea who dreadpirateroberts was.
Rubbish. Firstly even hard sciences like biology suffer from a lack of experimental rigour. Coming from a physics background "if it ain't repeatable it ain't real" is the basic mantra. Even this basic tenant does not hold in bio-sciences, let alone social sciences. Believe me I worked in one of the worlds leading university bioscience departments in I.T. support and the view that your results where valid even if you could not repeat your experiments was widespread and pervasive.
As for social sciences, well the idea that you could run an experiment to determine if "phonics" or "whole language" was the better method to teach children to read English is clearly an anathema due to the on going "wars" over which is best.
When I suggested it to me sister while she was doing her teacher training, her response was but it depends on the child, with some suited to phonics and some to whole language, completely missing the point that on *average* one method might lead to higher reading ages than the other and you could perform an experiment to determine which if either was statistically better.
Except if nobody is dead then you cannot have attempted manslaughter (at least in England and Wales), see R vs. Creamer 1966, the court said that attempted manslaughter is not an offence known to law. Manslaughter is killing someone without the intention to kill them, so it is a logical fallacy to attempt to do that.
Regardless "swatting" is certainly an offence of reckless endangerment in the USA, or .
Still a complete and utter physics failure. The point about escape velocity is anything below escape velocity will return back to the earth surface.
The vertical component of the "muzzle" velocity will be more or less preserved, so if you shoot upwards all that kinetic energy gets converted to potential energy, and then gravity takes over and it all gets converted back to kinetic energy. Yes there is losses due to air resistance, but indirect fire with a hypersonic inert projectile DOES NOT REQUIRE EXPLOSIVES.
Anyone who thinks it does is a blithering moronic twit who clearly knows jack shit about physics. You get some right idiots on slashdot.
Oh boy, physics 101 failure. The escape velocity of earth at sea level is roughly 11200 m/s. Anything less will fall back to earth with roughly the same speed. The rail guns the US Navy are looking for have a muzzle velocity in the region of 6000m/s which is well below escape velocity. They are looking for a range in 200nmi or 370km which is well over the horizon.
Yes they are, an aluminium slug impacting the ground at say Mach 15 does not need any gunpowder to create a large hole in the ground or destroy a building, the kinetic energy of the projectile will do that all by itself.
I don't trust the locksmith. So I actually fit the lock myself, and when it comes to getting keys cut the locksmith has no idea where the lock for the key I am getting cut is going to be located because I don't tell them or even give them my home address. In fact they don't even know my name because I paid in cash.
Just poor in some liquid nitrogen first to freeze the ink. In fact the whole ink thing seems rather trivial to get around using this technique in most scenarios.
And in large parts of the world that is an unfair contract term and unenforceable. It is also in large parts of the world a protected right in law.
1609m roughly so out by a factor of five.