unless your 'consignment' store is a pawn shop in Florida... if your house is broken into and you subsequently find your items in a pawn shop you must buy them from the pawn shop if you want them back - and the pawn shop is not liable
seriously though: a number of years ago Vint Cerf gave a presentation to our LUG on IP addressing and inter-planetary networking... would IPv6 be able to accommodate those needs 100 or more years from now? (i had some notes from the presentation and Q&A but lost them, and the memory fades...)
i love that i have telecommuted since 1997 by using the 'net; after retiring in 2005, the wife now telecommutes daily - walks to the home office in flip-flops, flips open the laptop, and goes to work in DC next to Union Station near Capitol Hill...
life is good! and for my marketing, i take my Specialized Rockhopper and messenger bag to the local farmer's market...
(and zillow has our casa as walk 'unfriendly'! ROFLMAO!)
know the difference between my gesture and my cat's insane interest in all things digital? i have to put him on the floor dozens of times already while working on a non-gesture desktop or notebook
no real technical details on freqs used for servos, but if 6 meters (50MHz) band was used, there should have been more than enough wattage to overcome interference - especially using line-of-sight
record store clerks, the checkout counter at the grocery, fast food transactions, buying lottery tickets, paying tax bills, trying on clothes in the store changing room...
Gates and Buffett, like so many of the Industrialists before them, appear to subscribe to the Gospel of Wealth...
what seems to be forgotten in the ensuing adulation is how these folks acquired their wealth... we know about Gates, but Buffett is no kindly grandfather type... the Berkshire Hathaway Reinsurance Group has reaped BILLIONS in just the last several years via policies that ensured insane increases in homeowner insurance policy...
you cannot say that we tax payers will ultimately pay very little for saving GM unless you are also saying that you can predict the stock market price of GM shares...
pre-bailout GM bond holders will NEVER get their money back, including many GM retirees - and they are tax payers as well
what it costs... i won't buy one until it runs GNU/Linux...
i'm sticking w/my N800 for now (on its second, easily replaced, inexpensive battery)
hmm... is there computer access in the prison library?
unless your 'consignment' store is a pawn shop in Florida... if your house is broken into and you subsequently find your items in a pawn shop you must buy them from the pawn shop if you want them back - and the pawn shop is not liable
we can see much smaller than farther? i would have thought both were infinite?
but hey, it's fun to watch on a honeypot under emulation! :-)
it all about fare and load-balancing
tks! that answered my question i ask in the next post
(maybe next time i'll wait and peruse links)
can i get disability for this condition? :-)
seriously though: a number of years ago Vint Cerf gave a presentation to our LUG on IP addressing and inter-planetary networking... would IPv6 be able to accommodate those needs 100 or more years from now? (i had some notes from the presentation and Q&A but lost them, and the memory fades...)
have not seen this problem w/ff and skype under os x?
PSK31 FTW!
best reply i've read all day - tks for the chuckle!
telecommuting?
i love that i have telecommuted since 1997 by using the 'net; after retiring in 2005, the wife now telecommutes daily - walks to the home office in flip-flops, flips open the laptop, and goes to work in DC next to Union Station near Capitol Hill...
life is good! and for my marketing, i take my Specialized Rockhopper and messenger bag to the local farmer's market...
(and zillow has our casa as walk 'unfriendly'! ROFLMAO!)
know the difference between my gesture and my cat's insane interest in all things digital? i have to put him on the floor dozens of times already while working on a non-gesture desktop or notebook
thanks for pointing this out... i suspect not too many /. readers understand military service, the UCMJ, and enlistment oaths...
if Manning is guilty, he is in deep doo-doo and is looking at a long stretch in Leavenworth (i doubt he'll would get the death penalty)...
no real technical details on freqs used for servos, but if 6 meters (50MHz) band was used, there should have been more than enough wattage to overcome interference - especially using line-of-sight
Japanese balloon bombs were toys too! deadly toys nonetheless - thankfully, IIRC, only one person was injured in the northwest during WWII
a brand new-in-the-box 10-meter HF/FM transceiver purchased after Cycle 23...
25 watts and work the world!
it took long enough for this storage to hit /.
was there and editorial outage?
record store clerks, the checkout counter at the grocery, fast food transactions, buying lottery tickets, paying tax bills, trying on clothes in the store changing room...
oh wait....
Gates and Buffett, like so many of the Industrialists before them, appear to subscribe to the Gospel of Wealth...
what seems to be forgotten in the ensuing adulation is how these folks acquired their wealth... we know about Gates,
but Buffett is no kindly grandfather type... the Berkshire Hathaway Reinsurance Group has reaped BILLIONS in just
the last several years via policies that ensured insane increases in homeowner insurance policy...
thank you
i cannot believe that IBM or other U.S. vendors instead of Sony would not have been capable of crafting such a system... quite telling, IMO
ROFLMAO!
tks, it made my day!
you cannot say that we tax payers will ultimately pay very little for saving GM unless you are also saying that you can predict the stock market price of GM shares...
pre-bailout GM bond holders will NEVER get their money back, including many GM retirees - and they are tax payers as well
i don't doubt there's some pollution, but seriously, this is really too much...