There's solar panels and turbines for power. Hook that up to a wireless / cellular / microwave network and you can park it anywhere on the rail network.
There were Powermat mats and adapters going stupid cheap on amazon.co.uk recently (so I grabbed two sets of foldable ones, but I've never heard of Powerkiss...
A 2 litre engined vehicle that only manages 24mpg? It's shocking how inefficient US cars are compared to those in Europe. Even Cosworth engined RS Ford Escorts did better over 20 years ago. The fact that it is a Nissan makes it even more surprising.
The A does stand for asymmetric, but that ratio is way off. The only reason your upstream rate should be so low is if you're on rate adaptive, which wouldn't get you your downstream rate. The only thing I can think of is a misconfiguration on your line, and you should complain about it to Broadband Services on their specific number as the general helpline can't do anything about it.
Citing a dictionary is not proof positive, especially when the sub entry is only there because the copyright holders wanted it.
Piracy is the act of brigandage on the high seas. Allowing for lingual shifting, the location can be different; a highwayman could be considered a pirate. However the act remains constant and is stealing by force, which is where the discrepancy starts: copyright infringement is not stealing (and certainly no force is used), yet calling that act "piracy" imparts that meaning. A meaning the MPAA are promoting as they want the two acts to be conflated.
So you would prefer they'd taken all the data and kept quiet about it?
No. Full disclosure is warranted because full access was granted. It's not like just a few details were available. Fuck them for allowing this to happen. Fuck them serially and severally.
1. wget is just a means to automate. Would you type all the URLs manually? 2, 3, 4. As insecure as anybody else downloading it. They have no duty of care that publicly available data that shouldn't be publicly available is not publicly available. 5. A blurred screenshot allows plausible deniability. After all, the blurred bits could be anything. It could even be a completely different page blurred in Photoshop to smear the good name of these dickheads^W fine upstanding members of the community.
If they have a complete data dump, it is most likely someone else does as well. Someone who is more interested in profiting from shoddy practices.
There weren't any independent women until TNG. Even Joan Collins couldn't be one. This is one of the things that defines the era in which it was made.
However, being black, female and in a position of authority by dint of being a bridge officer, Uhura was probably the most independent of all the female cast. Nurse Chapel was just a nurse, subservient to McCoy. Yeoman Rand, well, she was just Kirk's secretary and backup squeeze when there weren't any Orion slave girls around.
Pre-empt that by red flagging all the politicians, C*Os, lawyers and sheriffs in Florida. Repeatedly. After all, they are untrustworthy and engage in dubious practises.
The width of an intersection has nothing to do with amber light times. You should only enter the intersection on amber if it isn't safe (or possible) to stop before it. That is its purpose, to let you know you need to stop *if you can*. But no. Fucking hoorays think amber is the same as green and charge through when they could and should have stopped. Then there's the other fucking idiots who consider that just because the light is green for them that they have right of way over those already on the intersection. Both scenarios easily end with collisions.
A psychologist can't get you locked up for life with no possibility of release based on a dodgy "assessment" that doesn't require an independent review.
Not quite correct. People want to see movies. That these movies and other content has DRM is usually irrelevant except to that small percentage who aren't on the supported platforms. For the most part people don't even know it is there.
A stance of "DRM has no place in HTML5" (a marketing term, like "HTML 2.0") would help educate the blissfully ignorant of how the web works and that it is the *content providers* who are trying to dictate how you consume.
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You ask like this is a relatively rare occurrence that needs an occasional distraction. You'd be wrong. It's every day.
Didn't Stephen Dorff do this in Blade?
I pass a memorial to Skeam every morning on the way to Waterloo East. No tagger has ever touched it and the authorities have left it alone too.
Then again since Tox and Dean got sent down there's been a lot less new tagging around.
There's solar panels and turbines for power. Hook that up to a wireless / cellular / microwave network and you can park it anywhere on the rail network.
There were Powermat mats and adapters going stupid cheap on amazon.co.uk recently (so I grabbed two sets of foldable ones, but I've never heard of Powerkiss...
So basically, they're putting a crap engine in a dump truck.
A 2 litre engined vehicle that only manages 24mpg? It's shocking how inefficient US cars are compared to those in Europe. Even Cosworth engined RS Ford Escorts did better over 20 years ago. The fact that it is a Nissan makes it even more surprising.
Heh, my fibre upgrade means I pay about £2 less a month with a six fold speed increase than before...
The A does stand for asymmetric, but that ratio is way off. The only reason your upstream rate should be so low is if you're on rate adaptive, which wouldn't get you your downstream rate. The only thing I can think of is a misconfiguration on your line, and you should complain about it to Broadband Services on their specific number as the general helpline can't do anything about it.
That's a real life example of the Epimenides paradox at work.
If you close your eyes, it almost feels like you're eating runny eggs.
So the ides of March 2015 then (accounting for support period)?
Citing a dictionary is not proof positive, especially when the sub entry is only there because the copyright holders wanted it.
Piracy is the act of brigandage on the high seas. Allowing for lingual shifting, the location can be different; a highwayman could be considered a pirate. However the act remains constant and is stealing by force, which is where the discrepancy starts: copyright infringement is not stealing (and certainly no force is used), yet calling that act "piracy" imparts that meaning. A meaning the MPAA are promoting as they want the two acts to be conflated.
So you would prefer they'd taken all the data and kept quiet about it?
No. Full disclosure is warranted because full access was granted. It's not like just a few details were available. Fuck them for allowing this to happen. Fuck them serially and severally.
1. wget is just a means to automate. Would you type all the URLs manually?
2, 3, 4. As insecure as anybody else downloading it. They have no duty of care that publicly available data that shouldn't be publicly available is not publicly available.
5. A blurred screenshot allows plausible deniability. After all, the blurred bits could be anything. It could even be a completely different page blurred in Photoshop to smear the good name of these dickheads^W fine upstanding members of the community.
If they have a complete data dump, it is most likely someone else does as well. Someone who is more interested in profiting from shoddy practices.
And oh boy, was an unholy stink raised about that. But Lucille Ball basically said "fuck you all" in response. And good for her.
There weren't any independent women until TNG. Even Joan Collins couldn't be one. This is one of the things that defines the era in which it was made.
However, being black, female and in a position of authority by dint of being a bridge officer, Uhura was probably the most independent of all the female cast. Nurse Chapel was just a nurse, subservient to McCoy. Yeoman Rand, well, she was just Kirk's secretary and backup squeeze when there weren't any Orion slave girls around.
Every. Fracking. Time.
*beep*
Pre-empt that by red flagging all the politicians, C*Os, lawyers and sheriffs in Florida. Repeatedly. After all, they are untrustworthy and engage in dubious practises.
Then read more. To read makes your speaky English good.
The width of an intersection has nothing to do with amber light times. You should only enter the intersection on amber if it isn't safe (or possible) to stop before it. That is its purpose, to let you know you need to stop *if you can*. But no. Fucking hoorays think amber is the same as green and charge through when they could and should have stopped. Then there's the other fucking idiots who consider that just because the light is green for them that they have right of way over those already on the intersection. Both scenarios easily end with collisions.
A psychologist can't get you locked up for life with no possibility of release based on a dodgy "assessment" that doesn't require an independent review.
Psychiatrists take the Hippocratic oath? Considering their treatments and "remedies" they don't seem very good at upholding it.
Not quite correct. People want to see movies. That these movies and other content has DRM is usually irrelevant except to that small percentage who aren't on the supported platforms. For the most part people don't even know it is there.
A stance of "DRM has no place in HTML5" (a marketing term, like "HTML 2.0") would help educate the blissfully ignorant of how the web works and that it is the *content providers* who are trying to dictate how you consume.
That would be the "fair use" legislation that already exists, allowing you to make a backup copy, right?