Once you enter an area that requires a ticket or that is private property, you are no longer in a public venue for free unhampered expression; you are in an area for paying customers.
Buy the lowest cost ticket, enter the ticketed area. Simply dont board any trains. If I remember correctly BART tickets do not expire with time. And its only the distance (stops) that matter.
I condemn their DDOS, but I would surely support them if they were to call for a sit-in protest (just as in this case). Too bad, I live 200 miles from the nearest BART station. 'They' may be Anonymous, ?chans,or anybody, I would support them.
In the past, you wouldn't have had to explain to the people here why allowing the government to require everyone to carry "papers" was a good idea in the short term, but a bad idea in the long term.
I am one of those kids that dont understand this (neither about why it is better in short term nor whey bad idea in long term). Someone care to explain?
Actually, you indeed, can sign away your 1st Amendment rights. You can sign a paper promising to travel to a country that does not have 1st amendment (the failure of which may be subject to massive damages of some sort), and voila!
I am concerned about the time frame too. A dip is usually 5 seconds. I would be concerned about much moderate temperatures for much prolonged time period.
Yeah, the right questions would be...
1) Will a 3 ft drop to a concrete floor break it? How many such falls can it withstand?
2) If I rub the readable side with sand paper, will it get damaged? How long will it hold? Can the data still be recovered?
3) How variable is the temperature range it is supposed to stored in? What happens if there is power outage and I cannot maintain the range for 1-2 weeks?
4) Ditto for moisture, and general exposure to air & water.
Let's not pretend that public transit is a good alternative either because in a lot of places (like Phoenix where I live) it's a joke.
Simple, tax gas and use it fund public transit. And as the sibling post pointed out, announce a future increase. Announce that it starts at 3% today and that it gradually increase every year/month automatically. (BTW I dont think a huge percentage in some specific date, like the other poster pointed out will work, people will just wait it out, and when the date comes close, they would want it repealed citing the present financial situation)
I didn't buy an expensive 62" high-def display, Oppo BD player, component surround sound system, and nice speakers so I can watch the crap quality of what Netflix and everyone else today calls HD.
Simple, sell them and get a 32". You can now watch Neflix and what everyone calls HD today, will really be HD, and be equivalent to even bluray.
Slashdot: More Malicious Android Apps Pulled from MarketPlace Android Fanboy: No problem, I can still get the app (if I wanted to), from various apps stores (like amazon, getjar, appbrain, and tens of others)
Android does not have a walled garden (in the sense that you can install apps from non just the official Andorid Market, but from anywhere you please). You still dont get root access by default (atleast most phones done), and the ability to modify the bootloader or kernel is not guaranteed. But yeah the source code is available, and people do build custom roms, though they still have to get past the locked bootloaders (Only a few motorola phone had the bootloader locked I guess).
Wheezy is already on feature freeze, they are not ironing out bugs and documentation and trivial stuff. There is no reason they should miss the deadline. And you can download it right now and try it out, though you should expect bugs and report them. Are the cheap solar, sustainable fusion and shuttle replacement at the same stage?
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Once you enter an area that requires a ticket or that is private property, you are no longer in a public venue for free unhampered expression; you are in an area for paying customers.
Buy the lowest cost ticket, enter the ticketed area. Simply dont board any trains. If I remember correctly BART tickets do not expire with time. And its only the distance (stops) that matter.
I condemn their DDOS, but I would surely support them if they were to call for a sit-in protest (just as in this case). Too bad, I live 200 miles from the nearest BART station. 'They' may be Anonymous, ?chans,or anybody, I would support them.
Google paid Mozilla too, to be the default search providers (infact google has paid for years now)
In the past, you wouldn't have had to explain to the people here why allowing the government to require everyone to carry "papers" was a good idea in the short term, but a bad idea in the long term.
I am one of those kids that dont understand this (neither about why it is better in short term nor whey bad idea in long term). Someone care to explain?
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With Proposition 69, you would have had your DNA taken as soon as you are arrested. Now, your DNA would be taken only when you are convicted.
What even more disturbing is that, they allowed syringes aboard, but confiscated the insulin.
Actually, you indeed, can sign away your 1st Amendment rights. You can sign a paper promising to travel to a country that does not have 1st amendment (the failure of which may be subject to massive damages of some sort), and voila!
I am concerned about the time frame too. A dip is usually 5 seconds. I would be concerned about much moderate temperatures for much prolonged time period.
Yeah, the right questions would be...
1) Will a 3 ft drop to a concrete floor break it? How many such falls can it withstand?
2) If I rub the readable side with sand paper, will it get damaged? How long will it hold? Can the data still be recovered?
3) How variable is the temperature range it is supposed to stored in? What happens if there is power outage and I cannot maintain the range for 1-2 weeks?
4) Ditto for moisture, and general exposure to air & water.
Has the author never been goatsed?
I dont know about you, but I see plenty of references to CFLs (compact florescent lights) in this thread.
Yes, a working Lightning (calendar) addon
PS: If you knew what you were missing, why would you ask the question at all.
Well banning automobiles would be a solution to hit-and-run accidents. You'd significantly reduce them after all.
No, it wont. Not a single soul will respect the ban.
Let's not pretend that public transit is a good alternative either because in a lot of places (like Phoenix where I live) it's a joke.
Simple, tax gas and use it fund public transit. And as the sibling post pointed out, announce a future increase. Announce that it starts at 3% today and that it gradually increase every year/month automatically. (BTW I dont think a huge percentage in some specific date, like the other poster pointed out will work, people will just wait it out, and when the date comes close, they would want it repealed citing the present financial situation)
So, pickled cucumbers can cause cancer?
I didn't buy an expensive 62" high-def display, Oppo BD player, component surround sound system, and nice speakers so I can watch the crap quality of what Netflix and everyone else today calls HD.
Simple, sell them and get a 32". You can now watch Neflix and what everyone calls HD today, will really be HD, and be equivalent to even bluray.
The next day...
Slashdot: More Malicious Android Apps Pulled from MarketPlace
Android Fanboy: No problem, I can still get the app (if I wanted to), from various apps stores (like amazon, getjar, appbrain, and tens of others)
Fanboys are stupid, faces on stun.
FTFY
Android does not have a walled garden (in the sense that you can install apps from non just the official Andorid Market, but from anywhere you please). You still dont get root access by default (atleast most phones done), and the ability to modify the bootloader or kernel is not guaranteed. But yeah the source code is available, and people do build custom roms, though they still have to get past the locked bootloaders (Only a few motorola phone had the bootloader locked I guess).
I cannot believe people still keep asking about.
That was "now", not "not"
Wheezy is already on feature freeze, they are not ironing out bugs and documentation and trivial stuff. There is no reason they should miss the deadline. And you can download it right now and try it out, though you should expect bugs and report them. Are the cheap solar, sustainable fusion and shuttle replacement at the same stage?
RTFS! The inventor is providing the service free to the users!!
You should check out your nearest Apple store, they sell infinitely more iPhones than Android phones.
Mod up, I just spend all my mod points!
I assume these are add-ons to the usual processor and OS. I would be surprised if NASA would trust Android and Nexus for critical applications.