Huh. I responded in a similar way on reddit (to one of the developers, no less). Downvote frenzy ensues as I dared to compare the marvellous nothing-remotely-wrong-with-it PHP with born-of-the-faeces-of-Satan ASP...
Apart from General O'Neill, Colonel Carter, Daniel Jackson, Teal'c, Bra'tac, Colonel Maybourne and others regularly appearing in it, no. Not to mention Rodney, who came from SG-1 as the brains of the new bunch and when he couldn't hack it got Carter's help on numerous occasions. Also, the events were happening while SG-1 was still doing their stuff.
We have the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (not all crimes apply) such that a certain time after the conviction it is considered "spent" and does not need to be declared in job applications.
However, this doesn't apply for certain jobs and the enhanced CRB makes a mockery of this; you could have received a caution for nicking sweets 30 years ago while still technically a minor and still not be able to get a job in drug counseling for young adults. Not that that would ever be admitted as the reason you don't get it of course...
She isn't a medical doctor, she has a Philosophy doctorate. As all doctorates are philosophical (it's what the Ph stands for) she has a philosophical doctorate in the study of philosophy.
Maybe the author gets "value" (quoted because you're trying to ascribe a dollar amount to an intangible) from creating. Maybe they also get value from the fact that people want to listen to it. If an author is purely doing it for the money then that denigrates the act of creation and makes them a production line worker. Which is exactly what the big labels want, drones that increase their bottom line and to hell with the quality just so long as it sells.
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Still actively developed would be "We've got this 3+ year old thing, it's really popular and maybe the rest of the planet might care if they could use it".
Additional, after 2 mins on Google: Yahoo! was named because the founders liked the meaning of the Swiftian word (uncouth and rough) tying in with the rough and ready "Wild West" idea of the early Web.
WhatsApp was because it sounds like "What's up" and it's an app.
Tumblr was from the emergent term "tumblelog", itself derived from "weblog" as a more stream-of-consciousness variety of self-promotion.
Only confusing and alienating if you don't know that the logo of Linux is a penguin. And if you don't know that then perhaps you shouldn't be using Linux.
Perhaps Grandma was too busy dying to be concerned about what bullshit some company was going to pull with her possession. As was the family. Apple asked for proof of ownership. Fair enough. They provided *three* forms of it. That should be the end of it.
All that bibble about "what if" is bollocks. It was her iPad, she died, it now belongs to the family who have proven that they are the family. Unlock the fucking thing.
That means relying on the whitelist to be a) accurate and b) kept up to date. Not particularly reassuring.
Even intercepting the OP example breaches the laws I listed although most people don't give two hoots if their GMaps traffic is snooped. They do have a problem with financial sessions being intercepted however...
Taking just interception of banking logon details as an example: Misuse of Computers Act. Human Rights Act. Regulation of Investigative Powers Act. Data Protection Act. A whole bunch of other laws about obtaining confidential information that is nothing to do with the business.
Isn't this similar to keeping COBOL code bases going as they still work even though the really good developers are dying off? At least with a codebase when things break there isn't an international emergency...
Indeed. Moving from the membrane ZX81 to a Spectrum 48K spongy keyboard was like a breath of fresh air. Still rubbish compared to the Sharp MZ80K I had access to even though the graphics were better
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Huh. I responded in a similar way on reddit (to one of the developers, no less). Downvote frenzy ensues as I dared to compare the marvellous nothing-remotely-wrong-with-it PHP with born-of-the-faeces-of-Satan ASP...
Apart from General O'Neill, Colonel Carter, Daniel Jackson, Teal'c, Bra'tac, Colonel Maybourne and others regularly appearing in it, no. Not to mention Rodney, who came from SG-1 as the brains of the new bunch and when he couldn't hack it got Carter's help on numerous occasions. Also, the events were happening while SG-1 was still doing their stuff.
No, not a carry on series at all...
Maybe you're thinking of SG Universe.
We have the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (not all crimes apply) such that a certain time after the conviction it is considered "spent" and does not need to be declared in job applications.
However, this doesn't apply for certain jobs and the enhanced CRB makes a mockery of this; you could have received a caution for nicking sweets 30 years ago while still technically a minor and still not be able to get a job in drug counseling for young adults. Not that that would ever be admitted as the reason you don't get it of course...
She isn't a medical doctor, she has a Philosophy doctorate. As all doctorates are philosophical (it's what the Ph stands for) she has a philosophical doctorate in the study of philosophy.
Yet one shrill think-of-the-children bint was enough for the threat of filter legislation if the ISPs didn't do it "voluntarily"...
And Anthrax Island is clear as well. I'm not going to plan a trip there either.
Maybe the author gets "value" (quoted because you're trying to ascribe a dollar amount to an intangible) from creating. Maybe they also get value from the fact that people want to listen to it. If an author is purely doing it for the money then that denigrates the act of creation and makes them a production line worker. Which is exactly what the big labels want, drones that increase their bottom line and to hell with the quality just so long as it sells.
Still actively developed would be "We've got this 3+ year old thing, it's really popular and maybe the rest of the planet might care if they could use it".
"implicit consent is still a consent". Yeah, right. So why HSCIC is delaying uploading of the UK population's medical records to care.data?
Additional, after 2 mins on Google:
Yahoo! was named because the founders liked the meaning of the Swiftian word (uncouth and rough) tying in with the rough and ready "Wild West" idea of the early Web.
WhatsApp was because it sounds like "What's up" and it's an app.
Tumblr was from the emergent term "tumblelog", itself derived from "weblog" as a more stream-of-consciousness variety of self-promotion.
You were replying to a post about Gentoo Linux. So was I.
Only confusing and alienating if you don't know that the logo of Linux is a penguin. And if you don't know that then perhaps you shouldn't be using Linux.
So, just as it is now?
Frosty piss, whatever, I have karma in abundance.
No, they really can't. Read the text of RIPA for why, and that's just for starters.
Perhaps Grandma was too busy dying to be concerned about what bullshit some company was going to pull with her possession. As was the family. Apple asked for proof of ownership. Fair enough. They provided *three* forms of it. That should be the end of it.
All that bibble about "what if" is bollocks. It was her iPad, she died, it now belongs to the family who have proven that they are the family. Unlock the fucking thing.
That means relying on the whitelist to be a) accurate and b) kept up to date. Not particularly reassuring.
Even intercepting the OP example breaches the laws I listed although most people don't give two hoots if their GMaps traffic is snooped. They do have a problem with financial sessions being intercepted however...
Taking just interception of banking logon details as an example:
Misuse of Computers Act.
Human Rights Act.
Regulation of Investigative Powers Act.
Data Protection Act.
A whole bunch of other laws about obtaining confidential information that is nothing to do with the business.
No, it's based off 2000.
Innocent *unless* proven guilty. "Until" implies that you are guilty (before the fact), but you haven't been caught yet.
A meltdown of reactors.
Isn't this similar to keeping COBOL code bases going as they still work even though the really good developers are dying off? At least with a codebase when things break there isn't an international emergency...
Indeed. He's obviously using a phrase associated with someone else to impersonate in order to confuse...
ARM themselves incorporated in 1990 (hence the 24 years). However, you are correct that Acorn chips predated the company.
Indeed. Moving from the membrane ZX81 to a Spectrum 48K spongy keyboard was like a breath of fresh air. Still rubbish compared to the Sharp MZ80K I had access to even though the graphics were better
*Aluminium*