Summary's not bad, just incomplete because it doesn't tell you the worst part. Not only can you not turn off roaming, it makes you think you have when you haven't.
All they need is a Knoppix CD that dumps out an image of the disk to their own storage. The image can then be turned over to a real expert to analyze at his leisure. There, done.
I guess by "ionizing" radiation, you mean shorter wavelengths. Shorter wavelengths mean the photons have more energy, making them more likely to ionize whatever they pass through, and, yes, the greater photon energy does make them more damaging. The problem is, cell phone RF is low frequency (in terms on ionizing, although it is on the high side for radio signals), so I'm not sure why you regard it as "ionizing". Like any other device that uses EM radiation for communications, cell phones use a wavelength *longer* than visible light (about 1 million times longer, as a matter of fact). If you don't regard visible light as "ionizing", you can't regard cell phones that way.
Japan had already started the peace negotiations before we dropped the bombs.
Yes, they had. Unfortunately, we didn't know that. The Japanese made the mistake of trying to send their feelers through the Soviet Union. The Soviets, seeing a chance to divide Japan the way they were dividing Germany by prolonging the war, made sure nobody else knew about them (as it was, they managed to do it to Korea). All we knew were the Japanese declaration that they would fight fanatically to the last man, woman and child, and after Okinawa we had no reason to doubt them.
NO, that is not true. Breastfeeding improves the baby's immune system, but it does NOT provide the same kind of specific immunity that a vaccine does. Please stop spreading lies that endanger the public health.
You assume that anybody involved in this project has any real interest in actually making it effective.
This is all about being able to go the voters next election and say, "I helped fight Internet child porn!" Or, to be more accurate, it's to prevent the opposition from saying, "Politician X voted in favor of Internet child porn!"
Correct. I'm pretty sure that an British lord must still be tried by a jury of lords. However, a "jury of your peers" in the US is mostly a tautology--in the US there is no titled nobility, and thus *everybody* is your peer
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I'm sure the customers *who aren't on his site* for whom he's building the systems would find his site license real useful.
Since distance = 0.5 * acceleration * time^2, I should hope not.
...but the waiter told me I needed to level some more before I could eat it.
Summary's not bad, just incomplete because it doesn't tell you the worst part. Not only can you not turn off roaming, it makes you think you have when you haven't.
But only if he's a black man with a funny name.
A not uncommon illusion created by distance. The further away from a government you are, the better it seems to work.
And now it won't let me install any other software!
All they need is a Knoppix CD that dumps out an image of the disk to their own storage. The image can then be turned over to a real expert to analyze at his leisure. There, done.
Doxide is what Jack the Ripper did.
Could it not be possible that most of it flowed back and the Pacific Basin is only what's left?
I guess by "ionizing" radiation, you mean shorter wavelengths. Shorter wavelengths mean the photons have more energy, making them more likely to ionize whatever they pass through, and, yes, the greater photon energy does make them more damaging. The problem is, cell phone RF is low frequency (in terms on ionizing, although it is on the high side for radio signals), so I'm not sure why you regard it as "ionizing". Like any other device that uses EM radiation for communications, cell phones use a wavelength *longer* than visible light (about 1 million times longer, as a matter of fact). If you don't regard visible light as "ionizing", you can't regard cell phones that way.
Yes, they had. Unfortunately, we didn't know that. The Japanese made the mistake of trying to send their feelers through the Soviet Union. The Soviets, seeing a chance to divide Japan the way they were dividing Germany by prolonging the war, made sure nobody else knew about them (as it was, they managed to do it to Korea). All we knew were the Japanese declaration that they would fight fanatically to the last man, woman and child, and after Okinawa we had no reason to doubt them.
If you've coded your own solution and you're ready to run it, what the hell do you need SaS for?
Sure they can. However, they aren't allowed to because it is ILLEGAL UNDER FEDERAL LAW. So much for the Post Office being "private".
Mormons have not officially sanctioned polygamy in over a century.
They didn't have any letters at all?
NO, that is not true. Breastfeeding improves the baby's immune system, but it does NOT provide the same kind of specific immunity that a vaccine does. Please stop spreading lies that endanger the public health.
...there's too many gits on the internet *now*...
By showing it in theaters that are willing to show unrated films. They do exist, you know.
You assume that anybody involved in this project has any real interest in actually making it effective.
This is all about being able to go the voters next election and say, "I helped fight Internet child porn!" Or, to be more accurate, it's to prevent the opposition from saying, "Politician X voted in favor of Internet child porn!"
Preposterous!
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Learn something new every day.
Correct. I'm pretty sure that an British lord must still be tried by a jury of lords. However, a "jury of your peers" in the US is mostly a tautology--in the US there is no titled nobility, and thus *everybody* is your peer
My best guess is that it's not factoring in your karma bonus.