I am guessing you have not tried Google's 2-factor authentication? I enabled it last week. I had to create a few application-specific pass codes and add a couple machine as trusted. Done. Not bothered since.
Of course, if we don't really know where all the targets are, we can now just have our satellites follow the long line of cement trucks sure to be soon rolling around in the deserts of Iran.
Lately, Comcast has been depositing nearly 100% of the checks that I have sent to them. If they continue to cash my checks at this rate, I will be force to throttle back the check writing to 50% of the invoice amount. During times of peak demand of my money, it is only fair to other utility providers who also require a portion of this limited resource. With throttling in place, which should only affect the top 1% of my creditors, everyone can continue to enjoy "unlimited" payments.
If the role's were reversed and they had an opportunity to hire a more qualified person for less money than they pay you, would they? What if that employee lived next door to the office? And [hypothetically] knew more about the product than you? Would they feel such tremendous loyalty?
If so, then stick with them. Companies like that are hard to find.
Take a look at Amazon's Mechanical Turk offering. (www.mturk.com) You create "hits" either through their website or API and real humans complete the tasks. This one would be simple, some two (or more) images to the worker and have them select the one with the best quality. You can even pre-screen workers by having them complete a qualification test. You could get all your images sorted out for a penny or two a piece.
But! You can use "Remote Disk" to access the optical drive of a nearby Mac or PC running a little Remote Disk client. Yes, you can even reinstall the OS this way. http://www.apple.com/macbookair/wireless.html
The hardware seems really nice with its generous screen and built-in Wi-Fi. As soon as someone puts out a firmware replacement with a web browser, real wi-fi connectivity, support for more music formats, and sharing without DRM, I'll pick one up. Really.
In China, we don't have a "great" wall blocking our border. Sometimes we have trouble navigating the difficult terrain or sometimes see inaccurate satellite photos. But that's a different problem.
At this point...and I don't pretend to know if this type a cell phone radiation causes probelsm or not...I'm not so sure I would want blue tooth waves emitting from a device wrapped around my ear and pressing against my head.
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I am guessing you have not tried Google's 2-factor authentication?
I enabled it last week. I had to create a few application-specific pass codes and add a couple machine as trusted. Done. Not bothered since.
You mean like Fukishima?
I could see how Apple could turn this around to their benefit.
"Samsung did not copy design from the iPad for the Galaxy Tab. The iPad is WAY cooler! Even the judge thinks so."
Not surprised. After all, who better than the manufacturers to predict how long their crap will last. One year is generous.
Of course, if we don't really know where all the targets are, we can now just have our satellites follow the long line of cement trucks sure to be soon rolling around in the deserts of Iran.
Lately, Comcast has been depositing nearly 100% of the checks that I have sent to them. If they continue to cash my checks at this rate, I will be force to throttle back the check writing to 50% of the invoice amount. During times of peak demand of my money, it is only fair to other utility providers who also require a portion of this limited resource. With throttling in place, which should only affect the top 1% of my creditors, everyone can continue to enjoy "unlimited" payments.
Big difference. Electricity is a metered service. "Unlimited" Internet is not, at least in theory.
Bought a hard drive lately?
Seriously? The first comment is marked as "redundant"?
How loyal is your current company to you?
If the role's were reversed and they had an opportunity to hire a more qualified person for less money than they pay you, would they? What if that employee lived next door to the office? And [hypothetically] knew more about the product than you? Would they feel such tremendous loyalty?
If so, then stick with them. Companies like that are hard to find.
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Take a look at Amazon's Mechanical Turk offering. (www.mturk.com) You create "hits" either through their website or API and real humans complete the tasks. This one would be simple, some two (or more) images to the worker and have them select the one with the best quality. You can even pre-screen workers by having them complete a qualification test. You could get all your images sorted out for a penny or two a piece.
Did anyone think to ask Karl what his full name is?
Just guessing, but it's probably a recessive gene.
I had always assumed the term was adopted based on the verb form of the word troll, not the mythical, cave-dwelling beings.
troll
verb
1 fish by trailing a baited line along behind a boat
2 intended to provoke a response from the reader
Here is what I received while trying to verify my student status and ability to download these "fine, professional" tools:
/_axapta/generalfunctions.inc.asp, line 91
Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800401f3'
Server.CreateObject Failed
800401f3
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On second thought, I think I'll pass on these.
But! You can use "Remote Disk" to access the optical drive of a nearby Mac or PC running a little Remote Disk client. Yes, you can even reinstall the OS this way. http://www.apple.com/macbookair/wireless.html
But the iPod is okay, right?
The hardware seems really nice with its generous screen and built-in Wi-Fi. As soon as someone puts out a firmware replacement with a web browser, real wi-fi connectivity, support for more music formats, and sharing without DRM, I'll pick one up. Really.
In China, we don't have a "great" wall blocking our border. Sometimes we have trouble navigating the difficult terrain or sometimes see inaccurate satellite photos. But that's a different problem.
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At this point...and I don't pretend to know if this type a cell phone radiation causes probelsm or not...I'm not so sure I would want blue tooth waves emitting from a device wrapped around my ear and pressing against my head.
The distortion caused by this action is the little magnet in the speaker of the phone.
That's just wrong on so many levels...