Here's another problem with Runbox: the.com bit. According to various (retarded) rulings, all.com sites are essentially in US territory even if the servers aren't.
Doesn't this therefore render the copier as "unfit for purpose" and you can get a refund? The whole point of copiers is to make copies. The average user doesn't care how it does it, only that it does what the sales blurb says it does.
In any case, who would buy a copier knowing it doesn't actually copy? You wouldn't buy a phone that can't make calls until it gets a software update.
By "nothing" I mean that in the last 5 years they haven't even started an analysis of what it would entail to upgrade. The planning of an upgrade can only happen based on that analysis and then you have the actual rollout. I'd say they're at least 7 years behind schedule.
No there aren't. Extended support began 5 years ago. 5 years is long enough for even monolithic dinosaurs like government and hospitals to get their shit together to prepare for the inevitable. Except they did nothing and still expect everything. Bollocks to the lot of them.
I am also both left handed and ambidextrous. I want to harm and physically abuse anyone who wants to harm and physically abuse innocent children. Does that make me a bad person?
Oddly, the only time I have seen "protect and serve" on a US police car is in Terminator 2. All others have had "protect and secure". Then again, I'm in UK so the only ones I've seen have been in movies and TV shows.
No one in UK apart from a stupid judge and a bunch of opportunistic lawyers confuses Sky from BSkyB with SkyDrive from Microsoft. Perhaps it should change to easyDrive as no one would confuse a cloud service with a car hire company either.
Black cabbies have to have The Knowledge which takes a not inconsiderable amount of time ( == money, right?) to master. They also have to take refresher courses. You don't get an encyclopaedic knowledge of London without forking out a great deal of cash.
Audited by whom? Not developers with any care or consideration to best practises and standards. Or are you seriously suggesting that document.write and blocking code is just fine?
A pity that none of it applies any more, hence all that European Convention malarkey where countries get to cherry pick bits they like and water down bits they don't.
We can only hope. We can also only hope that she gets sued into the poorhouse by Guido for not only libelling him but also threatening to use her position as a MP to get him sacked.
What is most insidious about the changing of one word in a phrase considered to be the greatest aphorism of a just and fair legal system that all espouse is the ease that people now believe that the incorrect and startlingly oppressive version (it's only a matter of time before we deal with your crimes, citizen) has always been the correct one.
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JuiceDefender (Android) has done this for years. Plus it extends battery life.
I turn all data services off when I'm not using my phone as well, but I do it to extend the battery life.
The US continues research into biological and chemical weaponry purely for mitigation should it be attacked by them. Allegedly.
UK has not has any smallpox in any lab for well over two decades. No, I'm not going to tell you how I know that.
Here's another problem with Runbox: the .com bit. According to various (retarded) rulings, all .com sites are essentially in US territory even if the servers aren't.
If that man is Dick Dastardly I think we're OK...
If you're on Sky, then torrentfreak.com for starters.
Doesn't this therefore render the copier as "unfit for purpose" and you can get a refund? The whole point of copiers is to make copies. The average user doesn't care how it does it, only that it does what the sales blurb says it does.
In any case, who would buy a copier knowing it doesn't actually copy? You wouldn't buy a phone that can't make calls until it gets a software update.
By "nothing" I mean that in the last 5 years they haven't even started an analysis of what it would entail to upgrade. The planning of an upgrade can only happen based on that analysis and then you have the actual rollout. I'd say they're at least 7 years behind schedule.
No there aren't. Extended support began 5 years ago. 5 years is long enough for even monolithic dinosaurs like government and hospitals to get their shit together to prepare for the inevitable. Except they did nothing and still expect everything. Bollocks to the lot of them.
You could ask questions of Level 3 who didn't help in mitigating the attack...
"COMMAND.COM not found. Please insert disc to continue"
I am also both left handed and ambidextrous. I want to harm and physically abuse anyone who wants to harm and physically abuse innocent children. Does that make me a bad person?
Oddly, the only time I have seen "protect and serve" on a US police car is in Terminator 2. All others have had "protect and secure". Then again, I'm in UK so the only ones I've seen have been in movies and TV shows.
No one in UK apart from a stupid judge and a bunch of opportunistic lawyers confuses Sky from BSkyB with SkyDrive from Microsoft. Perhaps it should change to easyDrive as no one would confuse a cloud service with a car hire company either.
Black cabbies have to have The Knowledge which takes a not inconsiderable amount of time ( == money, right?) to master. They also have to take refresher courses. You don't get an encyclopaedic knowledge of London without forking out a great deal of cash.
Audited by whom? Not developers with any care or consideration to best practises and standards. Or are you seriously suggesting that document.write and blocking code is just fine?
"You don't fix government or the law by circumventing it"
Oh, so US is still under British control?
A pity that none of it applies any more, hence all that European Convention malarkey where countries get to cherry pick bits they like and water down bits they don't.
Asimov in one of his novels spoke of sending crews out there, attaching rocket packs and sending chunks of ice to Mars ..
Yeah, but he didn't know about the reactor.
Maybe he's South African and was typing up a dictated post
I have fond memories of using the Sparc 4s and 20s at university. You couldn't pry me off them to use the 386s.
We can only hope. We can also only hope that she gets sued into the poorhouse by Guido for not only libelling him but also threatening to use her position as a MP to get him sacked.
"unless", not "until"
What is most insidious about the changing of one word in a phrase considered to be the greatest aphorism of a just and fair legal system that all espouse is the ease that people now believe that the incorrect and startlingly oppressive version (it's only a matter of time before we deal with your crimes, citizen) has always been the correct one.
Sorry bro, he dead.