Those are sunk costs and should not be considered when comparing the cost of replacing the canopies to not doing it. However, they could still be used to extrapolate *future* costs of wrecked aircraft and killed airmen.
Nothing he said indicated Siberia was not a part of Russia. He just believes that only Siberian cranes are at fault, whereas the swallows hail from all over the country. Personally, I think it was a loon.
I've been pretty impressed with how well Intel's integrated graphics have been doing... with the HD 3000, I can play many modern games on intermediate settings with no problem at 1920x1080, which I imagine is good enough for a majority of users.
Entrapment is inducing someone to do something they would not normally do. Setting up bait is fair and legal and it should be. Forcing people to take that bait is neither fair nor legal (nor should it be). If an undercover cop poses as a drug dealer and busts people who buys from him, that's not creating crime - those people would have found a dealer to buy from anyway. The crime would have happened anyway.
Entrapment is being induced to do something you would not normally do. Just approaching you on the street and asking if you want to buy cocaine isn't enough by a long shot. The only time you could claim entrapment in that case is if the subject was the kind of person who buys from every mail-order catalog and door-to-door salesman he comes across.
I don't think you know what entrapment means in a legal capacity.
Not Entrapment: An undercover cop selling cocaine, then busting people that buy it. Entrapment: Cops busting into your house and destroying stuff until you agree to buy cocaine, then arresting you for it.
IE incompatibilities is the only reason we use XP Mode on any of our work PCs - some websites require 6, some requires 8 or newer. For us, it's mostly healthcare/insurance companies that we have to interface with that have the strictest (worst) compatibility requirements.
It's not so much about skipping error correction as it is saying when you can skip error correction. If 5 pixels are decoded improperly, fuck it, just keep going. However, if 500 pixels are decoded improperly, then maybe it's time to fix that.
But would they spy on the call to themselves to let them know they're spying? And would they know they were spying on the call about spying on the call about spying on the call about spying on the call...
As mentioned in the summary, schedules are already poorly coordinated with sunrise and sunset. Electric lights got that ball rolling and television continued it. Unless you're one of those people who still use sundials instead of mechanical or electric clocks?
There's approximately ten billion* startups being launched every day, and each startup benefits from a couple decent coders. The individual startups might not all be viable in the long term, but if anyone is going to be willing to jump from opportunity to opportunity, I'd think it would be an ex-con.
Sounds to me like a guy who really goes all out to prepare for the worst. He did as much as he could to mitigate every likely risk (excepting only those that would have defeated the purpose of doing it)
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They would counter that they've been engaged in the *best* defense.
I don't know... most of our RDP users where I work just do the same thing over and over... you could probably buffer their actions.
Those are sunk costs and should not be considered when comparing the cost of replacing the canopies to not doing it. However, they could still be used to extrapolate *future* costs of wrecked aircraft and killed airmen.
Nothing he said indicated Siberia was not a part of Russia. He just believes that only Siberian cranes are at fault, whereas the swallows hail from all over the country. Personally, I think it was a loon.
Somewhat ironically, the poster boy for bird extinction, the Dodo, would not have been affected by mid-air collisions with planes.
I've been pretty impressed with how well Intel's integrated graphics have been doing... with the HD 3000, I can play many modern games on intermediate settings with no problem at 1920x1080, which I imagine is good enough for a majority of users.
Entrapment is inducing someone to do something they would not normally do. Setting up bait is fair and legal and it should be. Forcing people to take that bait is neither fair nor legal (nor should it be). If an undercover cop poses as a drug dealer and busts people who buys from him, that's not creating crime - those people would have found a dealer to buy from anyway. The crime would have happened anyway.
Entrapment is being induced to do something you would not normally do. Just approaching you on the street and asking if you want to buy cocaine isn't enough by a long shot. The only time you could claim entrapment in that case is if the subject was the kind of person who buys from every mail-order catalog and door-to-door salesman he comes across.
I don't think you know what entrapment means in a legal capacity.
Not Entrapment: An undercover cop selling cocaine, then busting people that buy it.
Entrapment: Cops busting into your house and destroying stuff until you agree to buy cocaine, then arresting you for it.
IE incompatibilities is the only reason we use XP Mode on any of our work PCs - some websites require 6, some requires 8 or newer. For us, it's mostly healthcare/insurance companies that we have to interface with that have the strictest (worst) compatibility requirements.
His spellcheck is an ActiveX plug-in
So how is it different than infrared, which has been in use for quite some time?
He must be a pretty smart dipstick if he's posting on the Internet. My dipstick just sort of sits in my car all day until I want to check my oil.
Like much of the tech sector, they keep costs down by replacing most students with robots and outsourcing the rest to India.
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Just means we need to strap tiny rockets to our hard drive heads.
So what you're saying is that the pixels are alive, and growing! I smell a SyFy movie of the week in the works.
You must have gone through a lot of monitors before realizing this has nothing to do with dead pixels on a display.
It's not so much about skipping error correction as it is saying when you can skip error correction. If 5 pixels are decoded improperly, fuck it, just keep going. However, if 500 pixels are decoded improperly, then maybe it's time to fix that.
But would they spy on the call to themselves to let them know they're spying? And would they know they were spying on the call about spying on the call about spying on the call about spying on the call...
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As mentioned in the summary, schedules are already poorly coordinated with sunrise and sunset. Electric lights got that ball rolling and television continued it. Unless you're one of those people who still use sundials instead of mechanical or electric clocks?
But we do deposit an hour in the spring and withdraw it in the fall. The 0% interest rate just really sucks.
There's approximately ten billion* startups being launched every day, and each startup benefits from a couple decent coders. The individual startups might not all be viable in the long term, but if anyone is going to be willing to jump from opportunity to opportunity, I'd think it would be an ex-con.
*May include other galactic civilizations
"We don't know when, we don't know where, but we know you did it!" doesn't hold up very well in court.
Sounds to me like a guy who really goes all out to prepare for the worst. He did as much as he could to mitigate every likely risk (excepting only those that would have defeated the purpose of doing it)