I have a company picture ID, but it's also an electronic access card. Due to security considerations, it has no company or building information on it to make malicious usage more difficult should it be lost or stolen. Not really usable for third-party authentication.
Since there's no standards about private company IDs, there's no reason someone couldn't fake up one that was more-official looking than the one I actually have.
They figured out how to clone Nikola Tesla in their 80:20 time. Everyone gets one.
I think Apple just found their proper half insane/ half brilliant replacement for Jobs.
Given some of the things he was building, I think Nikola Tesla was (like the fictional Sheldon Cooper) one lab accident away from becoming a supervillain.
(paraphrased) "These documents are not necessarily authentic. This particularly bad one is faked. [...] We apologize to all the donors who expected anonymity but were exposed by these faked, not-authentic documents."
Remember that at the very least you once loved that other person. Treat eachother with some respect, and part civilly.
I think the inability of at least one party to do this may be the cause of many divorces. As such, it may be too much to expect this in both directions.
My mom is a nurse, and her best friend was paralyzed from the flu shot. How's that instead of a @#$@ three days of down time?
Tens of thousands of people die in the USA every year due to influenza. I doubt any of their relatives would find your argument convincing.
If I remember the numbers correctly, the mortality rate of influenza (0.1%) is at least an order of magnitude larger than the rate of adverse events due to influenza infections (tens to hundreds per million).
Some of the comments appear to assume that by "open source jobs", you mean "making FOSS". (c.f. "oh, wait, you mean the PAYING ones", etc.) Did you instead mean "using FOSS"? One can be paid well to implement closed-source with FOSS[1], but the jobs being paid to *make* FOSS aren't nearly as common.
The best I've been able to do on the latter is contribute to FOSS projects as part of my jobs writing closed-source software that use open source libraries and tools.
Of course there is life on Venus. I remember from my University days that this research was done a long time ago and one scientist discovered that Men are From Mars, Women are from Venus
Its easier to quit smoking pot than it is to stop drinking soda.
So... you're saying that caffeine is not addictive as well?
From Wikipedia, the Official Online Guide To Truth:
Addiction can also be viewed as a continued involvement with a substance or activity despite the negative consequences associated with it. Pleasure and enjoyment would have originally been sought; however, over a period of time involvement with the substance or activity is needed to feel normal.
Are you trying to suggest that this applies to drinking soda?
There was still NCSA Mosaic, which (despite its family connection to Netscape) would not have fallen into Microsoft hands and would have remained available for users.
Internet Explorer was based off NCSA Mosaic just like Netscape. I doubt Microsoft buying Netscape would have changed anything significantly.
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I'd prefer to see this plan executed successfully before trying it myself, thanks.
I have a company picture ID, but it's also an electronic access card. Due to security considerations, it has no company or building information on it to make malicious usage more difficult should it be lost or stolen. Not really usable for third-party authentication.
Since there's no standards about private company IDs, there's no reason someone couldn't fake up one that was more-official looking than the one I actually have.
They figured out how to clone Nikola Tesla in their 80:20 time. Everyone gets one.
I think Apple just found their proper half insane/ half brilliant replacement for Jobs.
Given some of the things he was building, I think Nikola Tesla was (like the fictional Sheldon Cooper) one lab accident away from becoming a supervillain.
The entire dispute was completely irrational!
I wish 'i' had thought of that.
I'm sure there are complex reasons you didn't.
Despite what libertards like to believe ...
Is this a form of Tourette syndrome or something? This particular ad hominem doesn't even appear to apply.
The Mayans were way to lazy to build something like that, hell they couldn't even finish their calendar.
We've probably just lost or mistranslated something like "dal Capo al Coda" at the end of their calendar definition.
...and yes the same thing happened with the 99 percenters when the media talked to them...
Cite?
You seem to be suggesting that a line-item veto would be immune to Congress' power to override a Presidential veto.
(paraphrased) "These documents are not necessarily authentic. This particularly bad one is faked. [...] We apologize to all the donors who expected anonymity but were exposed by these faked, not-authentic documents."
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Remember that at the very least you once loved that other person. Treat eachother with some respect, and part civilly.
I think the inability of at least one party to do this may be the cause of many divorces. As such, it may be too much to expect this in both directions.
...will there be arms folded under breasts, tugging of braids, and rampant male/female miscommunications?
A new patient/customer is not a burden, but rather an opportunity for business/profit.
A new patient that disregards your advice and puts your other patients at risk is a liability.
Not all customers are right. The ones that cost more than they're worth need to be "fired" or they'll drag your business down.
My mom is a nurse, and her best friend was paralyzed from the flu shot. How's that instead of a @#$@ three days of down time?
Tens of thousands of people die in the USA every year due to influenza. I doubt any of their relatives would find your argument convincing.
If I remember the numbers correctly, the mortality rate of influenza (0.1%) is at least an order of magnitude larger than the rate of adverse events due to influenza infections (tens to hundreds per million).
Reading the article summary, I suddenly imagined a few orbs floating around his body, like WSKRS in SeaQuest DSV.
Maybe it's time for a break...
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I think you forgot a few backspaces.
Some of the comments appear to assume that by "open source jobs", you mean "making FOSS". (c.f. "oh, wait, you mean the PAYING ones", etc.) Did you instead mean "using FOSS"? One can be paid well to implement closed-source with FOSS[1], but the jobs being paid to *make* FOSS aren't nearly as common.
The best I've been able to do on the latter is contribute to FOSS projects as part of my jobs writing closed-source software that use open source libraries and tools.
[1] Greater GPL excluded, obviously.
despite the male dog humping their male leg
I was told by folks who work with dogs that this is a social dominance behavior, not a sexual one.
How long until we get Vostok(tm) bottled water in the grocery store?
Clearly, it's high time to finally develop a method that would allow us to detect that we're not the only ones who have some piece of information.
If such a technology ever arrives, you can bet that either the RIAA/MPAA invented it or they'll be on it like flies on sewage.
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Of course there is life on Venus. I remember from my University days that this research was done a long time ago and one scientist discovered that Men are From Mars, Women are from Venus
For certain values of "science"...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia
Increasing efforts to free the signal? Escalating counter-measures to block traffic to prevent piracy? This is starting to sound vaguely familiar.
http://craphound.com/unwirer/
Its easier to quit smoking pot than it is to stop drinking soda.
So... you're saying that caffeine is not addictive as well?
From Wikipedia, the Official Online Guide To Truth:
Addiction can also be viewed as a continued involvement with a substance or activity despite the negative consequences associated with it. Pleasure and enjoyment would have originally been sought; however, over a period of time involvement with the substance or activity is needed to feel normal.
Are you trying to suggest that this applies to drinking soda?
There was still NCSA Mosaic, which (despite its family connection to Netscape) would not have fallen into Microsoft hands and would have remained available for users.
Internet Explorer was based off NCSA Mosaic just like Netscape. I doubt Microsoft buying Netscape would have changed anything significantly.
But the results were not equivalent. Instead, Netscape forced the Internet to be cross-platform in ways that outlasted even Netscape Inc.
The Internet and the Web were cross-platform before Netscape. What do you think Netscape contributed, out of curiosity?