covering such things as 1 beginning a chain of evidence (and keeping it intact) 2 creating a useable record of the page(s) 3 how to get the info you need without blowing your cover or tripping the entrapment trap 4 properly citing the pages in reports
oh and another thing any of the board members should have a federal maximum wage of say $80.00 an hour (no salaried jobs) for the entire term of the CEOs jail term.
or you do it link the cisco "valet" routers do the box with the router has a flashkey in it with a setup wizard when you setup your router it dumps the settings to a file and then you can take that key and rerun the wizard (this time taking the LEFT turn at albekery ) and setup the client. Of course you then need to guard that flashkey sinc eit does have your network setting but...
actually the JDAM is not the problem its the HE round that the JDAM is attached to (or the Fuel Air round)
quoth the Wiki "The Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) is a guidance kit that converts unguided bombs, or "dumb bombs" into all-weather "smart" munitions."
and how many times does the response go off channel??
ie farm1785: SVR Gandalf ON FIRE
farm1785: HLN ACTIVE PWR Discon rack 45
[45 tweets from service monitors] none of these would be responded to by Twitter
"And don't even think about asking the carpenter building your fence a question like "if I want the fence posts to be 5' apart, how many will I need for my 40' long yard"? (FYI, the answer is 9, and if all you do is enter 40 / 5 into a calculator to you will get the wrong answer)."
thats where you go looking for JEDI corrections (since the calc answer would be OBI ONE due to needing a post at both ends) and actually the answer is NEEDED DATA NOT GIVEN since you did not state how wide your yard is or specify you are only looking for just one side so given that a reasonable width would be say 10' then you would need ((40/5+1)*2)+ ((10/5-1)*2)=20 posts for a complete fence
its a bit complicated but Cingular bought att wireless then since the DeathStar was in the process of rebuilding THE PARENT COMPANY bought Cingular so you are correct but missing the details as to which ATT was bought/ did the buying.
err windows xp does have ipv6 support but its not installed by default (in fact has had it since XP sp2) now it may not have all the bells and whistles of say Vistas support (if anything can be supported by Vista) but you should at least be able to get an IP and get online.
PART 64_MISCELLANEOUS RULES RELATING TO COMMON CARRIERS-- Table of Contents
Subpart L_Restrictions on Telemarketing, Telephone Solicitation, and
Facsimile Advertising
of course you will have a somewhat different actual law but... if they think you live this far south then you 1 ask for their name 2 ask for the "company they are calling on behalf of" 3 ask them for a call back number (must be a non toll number) 4 bonus points if you are on the CA DNC list
of course 99.999% of the time they will drop the call once you inform them that you are invoking 47CFR64.1200 (of course if you can invoke the CA version thats even better)
okay lets try this N copies of OSS software = 0 Nmillion copies of OSS software = 0 N Billion copies of OSS software = 0 Cost for Required conversion to OSS format = 0 (there is no cost unless you really want to) training and support for new programs = Unknown since it depends on if you do a FLAG DAY type cutover Cost to recover from virus/worm/X-ware related shutdowns = 0 once you have a complete LINUX setup hardware cost to update your systems as required = most likely 0 unless you are already due for a refresh cycle
speaking as a person currently in school on a Pell Grant would you kindly refrain from reproducing??
1 this is a logical extension to the Public School system 2 it is hooked into grades since you must A be enrolled in a school B be making "satisfactory academic progress" to continue getting your grant
From what ive heard on the SecondLife Beta group this is laughable at best
Why would MicroSoft want to buy a company that 1 has massive LINUX installs (the SL grid farms) 2 is running about 3 minutes from being sued into a crater 85% of the time 3 has nothing that a company like MS needs or wants (the L$Mega types most likely HATE microsoft)
Now the whole Mesh beta thing is lots more interesting
i would dispute that the tutorial could be considered English and not a semi random group of english words could somebody please that has access to the original please do a proper translation??
1 the publisher is a Patriot and is being paid for the books anyway 2 The Pentagon most likely has hotline access to the DOJ/DOT (and nobody wants to go through a "in depth audit going as far back as is legally possible") 3 who wants to bet that the werehouse were the books were stored are within Plausibly Deniable range for a nice "live fire training mission" or maybe the publishers offices are or.... 4 something even more nasty that i have not considered
the point is if you count the number of companies that have as capital assets real live TOWERS
ATT owns towers Sprint owns towers Verizon owns towers T-Mobile Owns towers everybody else rides on those towers (with of course peering agreements giving you towers owned by say Verizon having a Sprint transponder and an ATT transponder) Virgin mobile IN THE US uses sprint towers (and the sprint PRL) Nextel is owned by sprint and is i think being phased out (BOOST uses nextel/sprint towers) Cingular is ATT Cricket leases tower space from whomever
As the budget for the agency was limited due to us having just finished a war a "sense of humour" was left out of the budget (this being in 1865 just after the "Civil" war). As the scope of the agencies role was expanded it was decided that a "sense of humour" was in fact not needed at all (money and the "protected persons list"). if this young gentleman said anything that remotely threatened the POTOS then he is lucky he was just barred from US soil and not thrown in jail until he grew up.
Oh and since they got flipped from Treasury to DHS they really don't have a sense of humour.
"the responsibility for paying for all those books rests with the DoD in general. It's actually the honourable thing to do in this case - along with firing whoever signed off on it in the Reserve component."
and the proper method of said "firing" would be from the main guns of a battleship currently in international waters
are you talking about the imprinter? (big thing where you lay the card down put a credit slip on top and make it go THUNK to prove you had the actual plate during the transaction) Just about everybody taking credit cards should either have one of those or know one of about a dozen ways to do the same thing.
i could see an easy way to ensure that small kids have a way to remember their pin in a similar fashion to Resister color codes have the number printed on the cards in different colors
can't remember 4785?? maybe your kid could remember Yellow , Violet, Grey, Green
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covering such things as
1 beginning a chain of evidence (and keeping it intact)
2 creating a useable record of the page(s)
3 how to get the info you need without blowing your cover or tripping the entrapment trap
4 properly citing the pages in reports
ect
oh and another thing any of the board members should have a federal maximum wage of say $80.00 an hour (no salaried jobs) for the entire term of the CEOs jail term.
I would bet that things are wired like a very tight wheatstone bridge in the lung receptors so that smaller swings will result in larger results.
The amount you can smell/ notice is most likely orders of magnitude larger than what would be tripped by the lung receptors.
or you do it link the cisco "valet" routers do
the box with the router has a flashkey in it with a setup wizard when you setup your router it dumps the settings to a file and then you can take that key and rerun the wizard (this time taking the LEFT turn at albekery ) and setup the client. Of course you then need to guard that flashkey sinc eit does have your network setting but...
actually the JDAM is not the problem its the HE round that the JDAM is attached to (or the Fuel Air round)
quoth the Wiki
"The Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) is a guidance kit that converts unguided bombs, or "dumb bombs" into all-weather "smart" munitions."
and how many times does the response go off channel??
ie farm1785: SVR Gandalf ON FIRE
farm1785: HLN ACTIVE PWR Discon rack 45
[45 tweets from service monitors]
none of these would be responded to by Twitter
"And don't even think about asking the carpenter building your fence a question like "if I want the fence posts to be 5' apart, how many will I need for my 40' long yard"? (FYI, the answer is 9, and if all you do is enter 40 / 5 into a calculator to you will get the wrong answer)."
thats where you go looking for JEDI corrections (since the calc answer would be OBI ONE due to needing a post at both ends) and actually the answer is NEEDED DATA NOT GIVEN since you did not state how wide your yard is or specify you are only looking for just one side so given that a reasonable width would be say 10' then you would need ((40/5+1)*2)+ ((10/5-1)*2)=20 posts for a complete fence
because given that water is FRACKING HEAVY they don't have enough wiggle room to bottle the water and keep the ship slimy side DOWN.
Hows about a mind that's completely closed??
its a bit complicated but
Cingular bought att wireless then since the DeathStar was in the process of rebuilding THE PARENT COMPANY bought Cingular so you are correct but missing the details as to which ATT was bought/ did the buying.
actually depending on the type of screw and material being used the first step is to put down the hammer and pick up a DRILL (creating a pilot hole).
err windows xp does have ipv6 support but its not installed by default (in fact has had it since XP sp2)
now it may not have all the bells and whistles of say Vistas support (if anything can be supported by Vista) but you should at least be able to get an IP and get online.
so then you would BRING the fifth not plead the fifth
47CFR64.1200 (thats the Code of Federal Regulations Volumne 47 section 64 subsection 1200)
or as it is formally known
TITLE 47--TELECOMMUNICATION
CHAPTER I--FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (CONTINUED)
PART 64_MISCELLANEOUS RULES RELATING TO COMMON CARRIERS--
Table of Contents
Subpart L_Restrictions on Telemarketing, Telephone Solicitation, and
Facsimile Advertising
of course you will have a somewhat different actual law but...
if they think you live this far south then you
1 ask for their name
2 ask for the "company they are calling on behalf of"
3 ask them for a call back number (must be a non toll number)
4 bonus points if you are on the CA DNC list
of course 99.999% of the time they will drop the call once you inform them that you are invoking 47CFR64.1200
(of course if you can invoke the CA version thats even better)
and the record for the most detailed (and correct) report of how a lightbulb works is???
okay lets try this
N copies of OSS software = 0
Nmillion copies of OSS software = 0
N Billion copies of OSS software = 0
Cost for Required conversion to OSS format = 0 (there is no cost unless you really want to)
training and support for new programs = Unknown since it depends on if you do a FLAG DAY type cutover
Cost to recover from virus/worm/X-ware related shutdowns = 0 once you have a complete LINUX setup
hardware cost to update your systems as required = most likely 0 unless you are already due for a refresh cycle
speaking as a person currently in school on a Pell Grant would you kindly refrain from reproducing??
1 this is a logical extension to the Public School system
2 it is hooked into grades since you must A be enrolled in a school B be making "satisfactory academic progress"
to continue getting your grant
From what ive heard on the SecondLife Beta group this is laughable at best
Why would MicroSoft want to buy a company that
1 has massive LINUX installs (the SL grid farms)
2 is running about 3 minutes from being sued into a crater 85% of the time
3 has nothing that a company like MS needs or wants (the L$Mega types most likely HATE microsoft)
Now the whole Mesh beta thing is lots more interesting
i would dispute that the tutorial could be considered English and not a semi random group of english words
could somebody please that has access to the original please do a proper translation??
well i could see a few things
1 the publisher is a Patriot and is being paid for the books anyway
2 The Pentagon most likely has hotline access to the DOJ/DOT (and nobody wants to go through a "in depth audit going as far back as is legally possible")
3 who wants to bet that the werehouse were the books were stored are within Plausibly Deniable range for a nice "live fire training mission" or maybe the publishers offices are or....
4 something even more nasty that i have not considered
the point is if you count the number of companies that have as capital assets real live TOWERS
ATT owns towers
Sprint owns towers
Verizon owns towers
T-Mobile Owns towers
everybody else rides on those towers (with of course peering agreements giving you towers owned by say Verizon having a Sprint transponder and an ATT transponder)
Virgin mobile IN THE US uses sprint towers (and the sprint PRL)
Nextel is owned by sprint and is i think being phased out (BOOST uses nextel/sprint towers)
Cingular is ATT
Cricket leases tower space from whomever
As the budget for the agency was limited due to us having just finished a war a "sense of humour" was left out of the budget (this being in 1865 just after the "Civil" war). As the scope of the agencies role was expanded it was decided that a "sense of humour" was in fact not needed at all (money and the "protected persons list").
if this young gentleman said anything that remotely threatened the POTOS then he is lucky he was just barred from US soil and not thrown in jail until he grew up.
Oh and since they got flipped from Treasury to DHS they really don't have a sense of humour.
"the responsibility for paying for all those books rests with the DoD in general. It's actually the honourable thing to do in this case - along with firing whoever signed off on it in the Reserve component."
and the proper method of said "firing" would be from the main guns of a battleship currently in international waters
are you talking about the imprinter? (big thing where you lay the card down put a credit slip on top and make it go THUNK to prove you had the actual plate during the transaction) Just about everybody taking credit cards should either have one of those or know one of about a dozen ways to do the same thing.
i could see an easy way to ensure that small kids have a way to remember their pin
in a similar fashion to Resister color codes have the number printed on the cards in different colors
can't remember 4785?? maybe your kid could remember Yellow , Violet, Grey, Green