If you'd read it, you'd see nowhere in there do they think they got fucked over by different companies. Apple bought their main competitor after Panic was already had a deal in progress with AOL, and then released what they see as a different (and in some ways superior) program. Apple even tried to hire them on.
Hum. Since an old friend of mine has dual citizenship with the US and the UK, and works at NSA, I think you're a little off there.
That said, getting a security clearance can be realy arbitrary. I used to work for a foreign national and I got clearance (TS/SI even), while an associate of mine got turned down for having visited Taiwan a couple times in the past year (family is from there).
The way it was explained to me by a judge I know, is that you can exclude (same goes for firing, btw) someone for good reason. You can exclude someone for NO reason. But you can't exclude some one for a bad reason.
You can tell a customer to get out because you feel like it. You can tell a customer to leave because they're causing a disturbance. But you can't throw a customer out because you dislike their wheelchair.
The burden of proof is on the plaintiff in civil cases. The issue is that a civil case quit requires a "preponderance of evidence" to win, versus "beyond a reasonable doubt" for a criminal case.
If its anything like the other ones, it'll also be about 1/3 accurate. I've worked at "spy agencies" and his work is pleasantly fictional, and more accurate than movies like "Enemy of the State" or "Sneakers," but still wrong.
If he was in the loop for some of the things he's writen, then he'd probably be in jail for breach of his lifetime obligation agreements.
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No, he's saying they did that episode. Season 5 (or 6).
Wha? You can cmd+c all you like in the finder, works great.
If you'd read it, you'd see nowhere in there do they think they got fucked over by different companies. Apple bought their main competitor after Panic was already had a deal in progress with AOL, and then released what they see as a different (and in some ways superior) program. Apple even tried to hire them on.
Not a "fucked over" situation.
Because you can't pick up a SATA drive dock?
Could be. She worked at Menwith for a while.
Hum. Since an old friend of mine has dual citizenship with the US and the UK, and works at NSA, I think you're a little off there.
That said, getting a security clearance can be realy arbitrary. I used to work for a foreign national and I got clearance (TS/SI even), while an associate of mine got turned down for having visited Taiwan a couple times in the past year (family is from there).
Yeah. Maybe you should think about becoming a citizen then.
And you want to give 18 years olds how much power?
To make it even more fun, as of 10.3.4, pre-binding is no longer necessary.
You know, not everything thats old is "historic".
Double digits? How'd you sign up, with punch cards?
Didn't I just answer this on
And the poster next to mine is half correct. Sometimes OS X specific CD's ship with macs, but the the machine specific part is only in the OS loader for the cd ie, if you run the installer's off the cd through the installer app instead of booting of the cd, you're fine.
Only if the car had a giant spike going through the seat, or the heater made the car hit 100 degrees Celsius.
She bought a product that was unsafe to use in its advertised from. Thats against the law.
At the temperature it was given to her, she couldn't have drank it. Its called selling an unsafe product.
But its good for the economy. You're providing a job for a white high school kid to come in on call and get thrown out. Everybody wins!
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Not at all. Just make sure its a group of people you punt out. Include a token white guy.
Good use for a stock boy, actually.
The way it was explained to me by a judge I know, is that you can exclude (same goes for firing, btw) someone for good reason. You can exclude someone for NO reason. But you can't exclude some one for a bad reason.
You can tell a customer to get out because you feel like it. You can tell a customer to leave because they're causing a disturbance. But you can't throw a customer out because you dislike their wheelchair.
You might actually want to read your Cable/Satellite contract on that one....
There is no installation costs. If you cancel the service in the first year, you have to give back to the router or or pay em another $50.
The burden of proof is on the plaintiff in civil cases. The issue is that a civil case quit requires a "preponderance of evidence" to win, versus "beyond a reasonable doubt" for a criminal case.
But I have to admit, people around DC drive like they're trying to play Dance Dance Revolution.
Gotta love the dual screen support.
If you had one on the savannah, and there were continually no elephants around you, then yes, I might buy one.
if you lived in the ghetto, and tried to convince me the very large gun you carried openly prevents muggings, you might be on to something.
Things actually can be prevented, you know.
If its anything like the other ones, it'll also be about 1/3 accurate. I've worked at "spy agencies" and his work is pleasantly fictional, and more accurate than movies like "Enemy of the State" or "Sneakers," but still wrong.
If he was in the loop for some of the things he's writen, then he'd probably be in jail for breach of his lifetime obligation agreements.
Just a thought. If it had been prevented, something else would be the largest attack on US soil. So maybe it already has prevented bigger things?