Also note that many of the people who advocate guns like to claim that this is their way of ensuring that they can fight back against the government. So these people are harboring fantasies of hiding in the bushes fighting their own government! Hardly what I could call a patriotic attitude...
Military members stationed stateside aren't authorized to carry weapons on base unless they are in training or in certain units. Military bases are gun free zones bud.
Sony manufactures the ones made in the uk, idk who makes the ones made in china but they aren't sony. I have two 512mb models made in china and one 256mb model made in china.
The ultimate irony is that if you buy a raspberry pi it's either made by god knows who in china, or sony in the uk. The chinese ones have had quality issues suppoesly but given sony's track record i was thankful i got the chinese made ones.
"pants-on-head retarded" ? no it probably doesn't exist in the constitution but Article I, Section 8, Clause 3 says "To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes;" that's a fancy way of saying they have the authority to regulate interstate commerce. How applicable it is for 99% of the stuff they say allows it I wont argue, but the constitution does in fact give them the authority to regulate commerce among the states.
Interesting that you link to that video, The first person he gives a drivers license number to and it appears she enters it in a computer (background check possibly?) the second refuses to sell to him because he doesn't have a texas drivers license and the third they angle the camera up and claim the guy sold them the gun but it looks to me that the guy is leaning back and waiting for the next guy as in he didn't sell to them. and all in all at the end of the video they admit to multiple felonies in the recording of the video. The guy is from washington, dc which means he can't legally buy a gun in texas the only person breaking the law (or using a loophole) is the guy filming the video itself.
They have to release changes to the kernel but Android isn't GPL it's actually released under the Apache license which does not require source release.
You're talking about parametrized queries not prepared statements. My example actually is a prepared statement. the query isn't executed until you run ibase_execute($hnd) (although it is quite useless given that I didn't put any parameters in) interestingly enough just in your quick reply you made a few mistakes. You don't need the single quotes around the parameter names and you didn't sanitize your input variables. Maybe writing secure database code isn't quite so easy.
presumably you own your home and the land it's on (if you don't then that clause was not nullified check with the fcc they make it pretty clear that homeowners associations can restrict installations in certain instances). I doubt this guy owned the datacenter, the network and any other random hardware in the way. Those people have the right to terminate someone leasing their equipment for the reasons outlined in their contract.
Doesn't the definition for 3G include the ability to run data service during a voice call, ie ruling out 1xRTT and EVDO as being 3g, ie verizon never has had 3G and never will since they skipped straight to 4G
You probably should have looked closer at your terms of service before signing up. I just check t-mobiles prepaid website it clearly says you need the Smartphone Mobile Hotspot option at $15 a month in order to use tethering.
You seem to be confusing The Wii with the XBox 360. The Wii has ~40-50% market share globally and XBox and ps3 split what is left over. Now in the US my understanding is the XBox 360 is the clear leader.
Just because you can doesn't mean it isn't a contractual violation. T-mobile says you should pay them money to use the feature but doesn't block you. It's the honor system but t-mobile does in fact charge you to tether. You are just being dishonest and tethering without paying.
Powder is generally easy to make at home, primers not so much. Casings are hard to make at home as well but they are reusable quite a bit whereas primers are a lot more difficult to reuse.
Usually the kind of person who carries a gun and is willing to defend themselves with it pulls the gun out and shoots them instead of handing them the phone THEN pulling the gun out
What is Boot to Gecko?
Boot to Gecko (B2G) is a project with the goal of building a complete, standalone operating system for the Web. It is not a product offering yet, but we are working on transforming it into one.
Mozilla is explicitly saying the same thing the anonymous coward is saying.
What is Boot to Gecko?
Boot to Gecko (B2G) is a project with the goal of building a complete, standalone operating system for the Web. It is not a product offering yet, but we are working on transforming it into one.
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Also note that many of the people who advocate guns like to claim that this is their way of ensuring that they can fight back against the government. So these people are harboring fantasies of hiding in the bushes fighting their own government! Hardly what I could call a patriotic attitude...
Check out the battle of athens in 1946
Military members stationed stateside aren't authorized to carry weapons on base unless they are in training or in certain units. Military bases are gun free zones bud.
Sony manufactures the ones made in the uk, idk who makes the ones made in china but they aren't sony. I have two 512mb models made in china and one 256mb model made in china.
The ultimate irony is that if you buy a raspberry pi it's either made by god knows who in china, or sony in the uk. The chinese ones have had quality issues suppoesly but given sony's track record i was thankful i got the chinese made ones.
The cpu itself isn't that big a deal. It's the available bus bandwidth that really holds it up.
"pants-on-head retarded" ? no it probably doesn't exist in the constitution but Article I, Section 8, Clause 3 says "To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes;" that's a fancy way of saying they have the authority to regulate interstate commerce. How applicable it is for 99% of the stuff they say allows it I wont argue, but the constitution does in fact give them the authority to regulate commerce among the states.
Interesting that you link to that video, The first person he gives a drivers license number to and it appears she enters it in a computer (background check possibly?) the second refuses to sell to him because he doesn't have a texas drivers license and the third they angle the camera up and claim the guy sold them the gun but it looks to me that the guy is leaning back and waiting for the next guy as in he didn't sell to them. and all in all at the end of the video they admit to multiple felonies in the recording of the video. The guy is from washington, dc which means he can't legally buy a gun in texas the only person breaking the law (or using a loophole) is the guy filming the video itself.
Which is weird because I loaded it in a vertically oriented portrait screen and... http://imgur.com/63l9U
5000 ft lbf of energy is "much more" than 13000 ft lbf? since when?
They have to release changes to the kernel but Android isn't GPL it's actually released under the Apache license which does not require source release.
You're talking about parametrized queries not prepared statements. My example actually is a prepared statement. the query isn't executed until you run ibase_execute($hnd) (although it is quite useless given that I didn't put any parameters in) interestingly enough just in your quick reply you made a few mistakes. You don't need the single quotes around the parameter names and you didn't sanitize your input variables. Maybe writing secure database code isn't quite so easy.
$hnd = ibase_prepare($dbh, "select count(*) from users where user='" . $_GET['user'] . "' and pass='". $_GET['pass'] . "'"; prepared statement so secure right?
if she's a teen now wouldn't that mean at the oldest she was 2 in 95?
presumably you own your home and the land it's on (if you don't then that clause was not nullified check with the fcc they make it pretty clear that homeowners associations can restrict installations in certain instances). I doubt this guy owned the datacenter, the network and any other random hardware in the way. Those people have the right to terminate someone leasing their equipment for the reasons outlined in their contract.
it varies from person to person
Doesn't the definition for 3G include the ability to run data service during a voice call, ie ruling out 1xRTT and EVDO as being 3g, ie verizon never has had 3G and never will since they skipped straight to 4G
You probably should have looked closer at your terms of service before signing up. I just check t-mobiles prepaid website it clearly says you need the Smartphone Mobile Hotspot option at $15 a month in order to use tethering.
You seem to be confusing The Wii with the XBox 360. The Wii has ~40-50% market share globally and XBox and ps3 split what is left over. Now in the US my understanding is the XBox 360 is the clear leader.
Just because you can doesn't mean it isn't a contractual violation. T-mobile says you should pay them money to use the feature but doesn't block you. It's the honor system but t-mobile does in fact charge you to tether. You are just being dishonest and tethering without paying.
It is? http://offers.t-mobile.com/tethering/admin/faq.jsp/
Powder is generally easy to make at home, primers not so much. Casings are hard to make at home as well but they are reusable quite a bit whereas primers are a lot more difficult to reuse.
Usually the kind of person who carries a gun and is willing to defend themselves with it pulls the gun out and shoots them instead of handing them the phone THEN pulling the gun out
What is Boot to Gecko? Boot to Gecko (B2G) is a project with the goal of building a complete, standalone operating system for the Web. It is not a product offering yet, but we are working on transforming it into one.
Mozilla is explicitly saying the same thing the anonymous coward is saying.
What is Boot to Gecko? Boot to Gecko (B2G) is a project with the goal of building a complete, standalone operating system for the Web. It is not a product offering yet, but we are working on transforming it into one.
You know the SCO they said that about is now Oracle right? as in they're still doing business just fine.