In America, you can say whatever the hell you want about the government -- even if it is slanderous, false, crazy, whatever -- and unless you are directly threatening to kill somebody, you can get away with it. That is NOTHING like a totalitarian government. If the Obama administration was really like China, Fox News would have been squashed a long time ago, and media types like Beck and Limbaugh would be quickly losing weight in a rock quarry somewhere.
OK, if you're famous you can, but what if you're just a nobody?
She has been detained in the past for several other 'crimes,' including criticising China's Communist Party.
If this is against criminal law in China, then this is a crime, not a 'crime'. Something being criminal doesn't mean it harms people in any meaningful way. I'm glad it's just China with this kind of thing.
I wouldn't be surprised if the purpose were to confuse the buyer. Imagine, you see an SSD that plugs in to a DIMM slot. "Woah, that's got to be faster than normal SSD! Or it's got to be doing something that makes it better than this other one that only connects to a little ribbon cable.
l my cards get paid off in full by direct debit. So basically they act as debit cards. I'm the worst possible customer for credit card companies as they'll never make a penny from me.
If only. The merchants you use those cards with have to pay extra costs when you use them, and those costs get passed on to you. So, the credit card companies are laughing at you all the way to the bank.
Phone books make great LCD monitor stands, and platforms for other things. But wait, now instead of getting residential and business phone books from one company, I get business phone books from at least three, so I guess there's no shortage of monitor stands after all. As a bonus, the "eco-friendly size" (hahaha.. wait, they were serious?) is useful as a keyboard/mouse stand.
And if you don't want to install Java, there's an image of the text (at least I think this is the same, but the author didn't bother putting any on his site so I can't be sure). Not very readable; I think this could be improved on.
The thing is, virtually everything is copyrighted, even this freaking posting I'm making. So finding infringements on just about any website is trivial.
I really doubt this is a case of spending less time in the kernel, rather better scheduling. In other words, this is an algorithmic improvement, not merely code optimization.
No, that would make it half the speed; 100 lines of code would double speed, since there's half to execute. Continuing, 50 would make it four times... woah, if it were reduced to zero lines, it would go infinitely faster. I'm going to try this zero-line version right now...
Put another way, a natural language system has to do better than I can do with a dumb system. The dumb system is predictable, so I can use my intelligence in best formulating my commands to it. A natural language system is not nearly as predictable, so I either have to learn its much more complex behavior, or just give up and hope it does what I want, but have little recourse if it doesn't. I know which type of system I'd want (and Google's unhelpful "hey, I think you were really searching for this, so I changed your query" is a perfect example of why I hate clever systems).
But if we don't force these things on private businesses, they could theoretically band together and refuse to sell anything to the oppressed group, so that they literally starve to death, can't buy any clothing or anything. Since this is possible, clearly we must make laws to ensure that this won't happen.
Why not sidestep all that and say that they discovered that they can currently see images of a 30-year-old black hole? Whether it's happening live or is a stream from millions of years ago is irrelevant for their study.
Action games [...] can enhance visual attention, the ability that helps us focus on relevant visual information. The mental mechanism allows people to select pertinent visual information and ignore irrelevant information.
Another mental mechanism is telling me that there is some irrelevant redundancy above.
I remember our geometry teacher in high school saying that we would fail the test if we called the Side-Side-Angle triangle congruence condition, SSA, by the acronym for the alternate name for it, Angle-Side-Side.
For people lacking self-initiative, advertising is apparently like being forced to buy things. For the rest of us, it's like spam email, to be filtered out and ignored.
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Hi, you've got a nice website there... you wouldn't want someone so start believeing that it infringes on copyrights, would you?
What if the driver got distracted by the radio, CD player, GPS, etc.? Clearly, an EMP (from orbit) is the only way to be sure.
So you're saying that this reply of mine will get modded up merely because it mentions Tesla?
OK, if you're famous you can, but what if you're just a nobody?
If this is against criminal law in China, then this is a crime, not a 'crime'. Something being criminal doesn't mean it harms people in any meaningful way. I'm glad it's just China with this kind of thing.
I wouldn't be surprised if the purpose were to confuse the buyer. Imagine, you see an SSD that plugs in to a DIMM slot. "Woah, that's got to be faster than normal SSD! Or it's got to be doing something that makes it better than this other one that only connects to a little ribbon cable.
In other words, turnabout is fair play. He beat them at their own game of telling lies. I love it!
I have an earnest question: what percentage of your original cells remain in your body today as when you were born?
And steal was not intended to describe theft of imaginary things.
If only. The merchants you use those cards with have to pay extra costs when you use them, and those costs get passed on to you. So, the credit card companies are laughing at you all the way to the bank.
Phone books make great LCD monitor stands, and platforms for other things. But wait, now instead of getting residential and business phone books from one company, I get business phone books from at least three, so I guess there's no shortage of monitor stands after all. As a bonus, the "eco-friendly size" (hahaha.. wait, they were serious?) is useful as a keyboard/mouse stand.
Ahhh no, don't tell me that's a hoax. All along I wanted to believe it was real. That makes it more funny.
Also, OS X and BSD promote evolution, the devil, as covered by Objective Ministries.
As always, the universal solution is end-to-end encryption.
And if you don't want to install Java, there's an image of the text (at least I think this is the same, but the author didn't bother putting any on his site so I can't be sure). Not very readable; I think this could be improved on.
The thing is, virtually everything is copyrighted, even this freaking posting I'm making. So finding infringements on just about any website is trivial.
And yet despite my previous post being entirely sarcastic, this is the logic some people use to justify accessibility laws.
I really doubt this is a case of spending less time in the kernel, rather better scheduling. In other words, this is an algorithmic improvement, not merely code optimization.
No, that would make it half the speed; 100 lines of code would double speed, since there's half to execute. Continuing, 50 would make it four times... woah, if it were reduced to zero lines, it would go infinitely faster. I'm going to try this zero-line version right now...
Put another way, a natural language system has to do better than I can do with a dumb system. The dumb system is predictable, so I can use my intelligence in best formulating my commands to it. A natural language system is not nearly as predictable, so I either have to learn its much more complex behavior, or just give up and hope it does what I want, but have little recourse if it doesn't. I know which type of system I'd want (and Google's unhelpful "hey, I think you were really searching for this, so I changed your query" is a perfect example of why I hate clever systems).
But if we don't force these things on private businesses, they could theoretically band together and refuse to sell anything to the oppressed group, so that they literally starve to death, can't buy any clothing or anything. Since this is possible, clearly we must make laws to ensure that this won't happen.
Why not sidestep all that and say that they discovered that they can currently see images of a 30-year-old black hole? Whether it's happening live or is a stream from millions of years ago is irrelevant for their study.
Another mental mechanism is telling me that there is some irrelevant redundancy above.
I remember our geometry teacher in high school saying that we would fail the test if we called the Side-Side-Angle triangle congruence condition, SSA, by the acronym for the alternate name for it, Angle-Side-Side.
For people lacking self-initiative, advertising is apparently like being forced to buy things. For the rest of us, it's like spam email, to be filtered out and ignored.