The poster that I commented on, did not say anything about metal, nor was that what I was replying to.
I'm sure you didn't even take the time to read, Read, READ properly!
Yes, you are right, but apart from that, I don't see another way of saving the battery from being exhausted long before the bar is bought, other than by activating the device either upon buying or on opening.
His post said: "...it must emit some form of electromagnetic radiation..."
But according to the article, that radiation would only start after opening the wrapper.
That a metal detector might work is not disputed by me.
Try to read, Read, READ.
...are only used in about 2% of the gun related crimes. The overwhelming majority of crimes takes place with unregistered guns. At least, that's what I read some time ago in a commentary piece somewhere.
And that's because your 'guys in Amsterdam' don't know how to speak English and erroneously translate the dutch word 'duur' into the english 'dear'.
Just because it sounds more familiar to them, not intentionally.
Wrong use of the adverb 'dear'.
She/He must have meant: "... May Cost Dearer Than...", as according to Webster(.com):
dear adverb Definition of DEAR
1: dearly 3 the effort cost them dear
Exactly.
So, if bitcoin deserves to be outlawed, then also cash.
Oh, wait, that ís already happening. Cash transactions of more than EUR 1,000 are not allowed in Italy.
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yes
..for arguing? Where in the law is that written?
The poster that I commented on, did not say anything about metal, nor was that what I was replying to.
I'm sure you didn't even take the time to read, Read, READ properly!
No, he did not!
Yes, you are right, but apart from that, I don't see another way of saving the battery from being exhausted long before the bar is bought, other than by activating the device either upon buying or on opening.
His post said: "...it must emit some form of electromagnetic radiation..."
But according to the article, that radiation would only start after opening the wrapper.
That a metal detector might work is not disputed by me.
Try to read, Read, READ.
... if the perpetrator is kept in a 'death row' cell until almost dying from high age?
...are only used in about 2% of the gun related crimes. The overwhelming majority of crimes takes place with unregistered guns. At least, that's what I read some time ago in a commentary piece somewhere.
That's the real purpose of this campaign.
They have no business being there in the first place.
When a winning consumer opens the wrapper, it activates and notifies the prize team who promises to track them down within 24 hours
Wait, let me explain to you what it means, because I'm not quite sure you got it:
Only when you open the wrapper does the GPS get activated.
As in 'Reagan'? (No pun intended!)
"would have"
"might be"
"concept"
"might reach"
I rest my case
I'm sure 0123456 hinted at the costs of the console, not at the overall company's performance.
Or they will start selling it with a 'discount' to make it attractive to be an early adopter.
... includes the possibility of ditching the Windows PC Desktop altogether.
Why is that 'disturbing' you?
I wouldn't mind Balmer hitting the self-destruct button on this one.
Don't corporate managers include those 'hassles' in the 'extra cost" for the Windows tablets?
If you don't like those, then try GNOME 3 for a change :)
Which leads me to the suggestion that maybe the OP isn't English at all, but simply from Amsterdam...
Why would any editor trust an anonymous coward?
And that's because your 'guys in Amsterdam' don't know how to speak English and erroneously translate the dutch word 'duur' into the english 'dear'.
Just because it sounds more familiar to them, not intentionally.
Wrong use of the adverb 'dear'. ...", as according to Webster(.com):
: dearly 3 the effort cost them dear
She/He must have meant: "... May Cost Dearer Than
dear adverb
Definition of DEAR
1
UEFI 'Secure' Boot can NOT be disabled on ARM devices.
Exactly.
So, if bitcoin deserves to be outlawed, then also cash.
Oh, wait, that ís already happening. Cash transactions of more than EUR 1,000 are not allowed in Italy.