MS on the other hand, really don't know how to build a filemanager for their phone, so they gave up.
I'm honestly surprised when someone on MSDN knows the precise reason something works or does not, their own code probably looks like muck to them, too. Keep going through these exercises of "try this..."
OT - I'm not surprised. Is anyone surprise? Apple is the private sector equivalent to the NSA.
Being tracked and pestered because I'm walking around with my mobile on, to activate stuff, would be a nuisance (I feel it's a nuisance that it rings, it's for me calling people, not the other way around;-)
And like it or not, you'd be tracked, even if everyone promised you were not being tracked.
You can explode 600 kilotons every year without anyone but satelites noticing.
I see them, now and then, during the daylight hours, but you have to be looking up and in the right area to spot them. Some are pretty exciting to see.
He probably could have tried legal measures to implement reform if it was actually more important to him than being famous
He wants more than fame, he wants to establish Russia as a global power, again. Problem is, his economy is mostly natural resourced exporting - which means it's pretty weak on manufacturing or services.
At the time there were limited arms (you took about 2 minutes to reload) vs able to empty a couple clips in that same amount of time, now.
Further, rifle, cannon and naval mines were about all there were. The most literal interpretation of that 2nd amendment means I could possess nuclear weapons, bacterial weapons, chemical weapons, and were I wealthy enough, my own tanks, APCs, fighter jets, bombers, etc. In short, the 2nd amendment favors the rich because they can arm themselves to the hilt, should they wish. Not very equal, is it?
and we are one step closer to a 1984 'Big Brother is watching' world....
and active investigations only my ass -they will stockpile this for the rest of our lives and when they find some association 20 years from now they will backtrack all the way to all other associations NSA 'metadata' style with the same deniability.
-I'm just sayin' -we're screwed
o Sunglasses o Facial Hair o Make-up o Big Floppy Hat
Having done some off-road driving the big advantage here is when you crest a steep hill and need to see what is immediately on the other side of the crest. A variation on this is when you crest a hill, on a narrow trail, which may be curved, which makes it nearly impossible to see what is beyond and which way you need to turn to stay on track or avoid a hazard, which you can't get out and see.
It's nice, but not something you couldn't have rigged yourself and I'm pretty sure kits exist for.
It's a tax. It's so some people can spend money without going to the trouble of earning it.
It takes a lot of money to run a city. Several of California's larger cities are near bankrupt (yeah, yeah, don't honor contracts on retirement, blah, blah, blah) Keeping SFO afloat means the city is always looking for a way to stick it to people. One of these days Golden Gate Park will be crammed with parking meters (or those pay stations) The city is becoming less friendly to tourism. Why bother with festivals and stuff when you keep robbing visitors.
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MS on the other hand, really don't know how to build a filemanager for their phone, so they gave up.
I'm honestly surprised when someone on MSDN knows the precise reason something works or does not, their own code probably looks like muck to them, too. Keep going through these exercises of "try this..."
OT - I'm not surprised. Is anyone surprise? Apple is the private sector equivalent to the NSA.
First, of course was Shoemaker-Levy 9.
And we're not counting people who don tracksuits, Nikes and scarf deadly pudding whenever they see a big comet scooting by.
Ironically, they don't make vaccines for idiocy.
Sure they do, it's called a Guillotine. Problem is, we don't use it.
it's simple cause and effect
Being tracked and pestered because I'm walking around with my mobile on, to activate stuff, would be a nuisance (I feel it's a nuisance that it rings, it's for me calling people, not the other way around ;-)
And like it or not, you'd be tracked, even if everyone promised you were not being tracked.
Which wine, red or white?
Everything is defined and stated as clearly as possible.
At least, as clearly as is possible, when speaking legalese.
Which still will be appealed, because that's the way the game is played.
If so, when does the Game Over banner come on?
Never. You get to keep playing long after you've lost. Like Monopoly would be if you could just keep racking up debt instead of going bankrupt.
What does the GWB administration have to do with Welding?
You can explode 600 kilotons every year without anyone but satelites noticing.
I see them, now and then, during the daylight hours, but you have to be looking up and in the right area to spot them. Some are pretty exciting to see.
He probably could have tried legal measures to implement reform if it was actually more important to him than being famous
He wants more than fame, he wants to establish Russia as a global power, again. Problem is, his economy is mostly natural resourced exporting - which means it's pretty weak on manufacturing or services.
Snowden was probably ordering a pizza and his recorded voice was mixed and dubbed into the phone call.
In any case, everything you need to know about Putin's "Open Russia" you can tell from his control of all media.
Blaming the committee, group or department is a cop out. You should know that by now.
By this argument, we need to strengthen our right to openly carry swords and nunchaku.
I need my own navy of laser appointed sharks, sirrah!
In short, the 2nd amendment favors the rich because they can arm themselves to the hilt, should they wish. Not very equal, is it?
Did you just make a "life isn't fair" argument?
Nope. I didn't. Read it again.
Well, yeah, raping children and giving them drugs, it's pretty illegal, but has nothing to do with the 2nd Amendment.
At the time there were limited arms (you took about 2 minutes to reload) vs able to empty a couple clips in that same amount of time, now.
Further, rifle, cannon and naval mines were about all there were. The most literal interpretation of that 2nd amendment means I could possess nuclear weapons, bacterial weapons, chemical weapons, and were I wealthy enough, my own tanks, APCs, fighter jets, bombers, etc. In short, the 2nd amendment favors the rich because they can arm themselves to the hilt, should they wish. Not very equal, is it?
and we are one step closer to a 1984 'Big Brother is watching' world....
and active investigations only my ass -they will stockpile this for the rest of our lives and when they find some association 20 years from now they will backtrack all the way to all other associations NSA 'metadata' style with the same deniability.
-I'm just sayin' -we're screwed
o Sunglasses
o Facial Hair
o Make-up
o Big Floppy Hat
These are your weapons, use them wisely.
Let's see how they handle that, as I keep messing around with facial hair 8^{)>
Don't worry Ninja cat will distract them.
These lolcat pictures sure do help me focus on work!
And all these extreme political view posts, too!
Where's Antonio Prohias when you need him?
Having done some off-road driving the big advantage here is when you crest a steep hill and need to see what is immediately on the other side of the crest. A variation on this is when you crest a hill, on a narrow trail, which may be curved, which makes it nearly impossible to see what is beyond and which way you need to turn to stay on track or avoid a hazard, which you can't get out and see.
It's nice, but not something you couldn't have rigged yourself and I'm pretty sure kits exist for.
I was going to read all of this post, but someone mentioned Game of Thrones and I was temporarily distracted.
Snowden says NSA spied on everyone.
Even if he doesn't say it, assume so.
It's a tax. It's so some people can spend money without going to the trouble of earning it.
It takes a lot of money to run a city. Several of California's larger cities are near bankrupt (yeah, yeah, don't honor contracts on retirement, blah, blah, blah) Keeping SFO afloat means the city is always looking for a way to stick it to people. One of these days Golden Gate Park will be crammed with parking meters (or those pay stations) The city is becoming less friendly to tourism. Why bother with festivals and stuff when you keep robbing visitors.
You can stay with a random SF resident.
Could be a furry, could be a militant lesbian. The only thing guaranteed, it won't be boring.
Yeah, you'll probably found your car has been towed by the city (even if it isn't there - this is a major source of tourism income)
We're moving development into HTML5 and CSS3, with more users interested in apps which they can use on tabs or mobiles.
Big trick is figuring how to make apps work on a smaller screen and not totally suck (like fb does.)