Clearly they are monitoring this activity already, all they need to do is hit the "Give me random person from list of thousands" button and you're fucked.
I imagine because it costs more for Amazon to ship across borders, thus not stealing so much of the market share.
I do not know what The Source (They really called it that?) actually sells, but if it's the same as RS, then I bet they are looking at this with caution.
That being said, I was under the impression that - yes there are some laws/ordinances prohibiting (or outright banning) municipal broadband from happening - it was COST and MAINTENANCE of the actual infrastructure that was stopping these communities.
I recently purchased and starting playing with the one plus one. It's easily rooted (this is my first non-apple mobile phone) and I've already have many apps that track tower ID's, but...
For someone like myself who doesn't travel all that often, I look at these apps every now and then to remember where my towers are. This is so that when I do need to do something I want private, I can simply recall if the tower I'm connected to is what I remember.
The logic behind all these battery savers is ridiculous.
"Your battery is now at 20%" - Let me warning you every 5 minutes that it's low, consuming even MORE battery. Once is enough, thanks. "Your battery is now at 10%" - Let me tell all applications about this so they can all send their data to the "cloud" all at once, draining it EVEN FURTHER! "Your battery is now at... " - Phone turned off due to too many bells and whistles about your battery being low!
Just went on a family vacation where my little brothers were playing a game on their iDevices.
The game - not giving it any specific advertisement - revolves around you "building" a disease meant to kill everyone on Earth. It gives you 3 categories on how the disease is perceived; Infectivity, Severity, and Lethality.
As Severity increases, the world becomes aware of the disease, the higher the severity the greater the focus the world has on finding a cure. So to combat this, you "devolve" traits that increase severity until the world doesn't care anymore or cares less than you want it to so infection continues.
Keeping on this fine line of severity until everyone in the world is infected, and then you "evolve" traits that kills everyone within minutes, winning you the game.
It seems HIV is taking a page out this games strategy book and sayin "Hey! Don't look at me, I won't kill you for another 20 years! Look at that guy over there first! (heuheuheuheu)".
And yet there are news stories all over the place about how BECAUSE OF the mass switch to natural gas, my electricity bill is going up double digits...
Here's a shiny powerpoint to download. Click Here. They say it works. They also say some random number (that sometimes has a letter in it?) next to a $ sign with god awful English.
Slashdot Mirror
"Imminent threat"
That sounds soooooo familiar... I just can't place it...
Among other reasons, this article here.
Clearly they are monitoring this activity already, all they need to do is hit the "Give me random person from list of thousands" button and you're fucked.
Someone already commented about this.
http://yro.slashdot.org/commen...
Nope, still, and always was, that guy college kids watch.
I imagine because it costs more for Amazon to ship across borders, thus not stealing so much of the market share.
I do not know what The Source (They really called it that?) actually sells, but if it's the same as RS, then I bet they are looking at this with caution.
This is a prime example of why I went to school for history. It's filled with good laughs like this.
Solution: Move your residence.
Umm... This sounds like Physcis 101... Something traveling through a medium vs a vacuum will always be slower was one of the first lessons I learned
Then I should be able to flip this and say that, if and when I am able to reduce my "body frequency" I can walk through walls
Correct me if I'm wrong, please, I don't mind.
That being said, I was under the impression that - yes there are some laws/ordinances prohibiting (or outright banning) municipal broadband from happening - it was COST and MAINTENANCE of the actual infrastructure that was stopping these communities.
Never.
Only when my disable ads checkbox isnt checked
byte.com -> http://www.informationweek.com... -> 404...
Such a shame
It's all these damn ads they've added.
I swear every other week I find a new ad bar, or some ad has moved and margins are all fucked.
Atleast they keep it interesting...
... Win7 = WinXP in corporate world now
This post right here is why we need a "Post Inaccurate" option for modding.
" but something similar to Daedelus, for instance, would suffice"
Not sure what you intended on referencing, but Stargate! Woo!
I recently purchased and starting playing with the one plus one. It's easily rooted (this is my first non-apple mobile phone) and I've already have many apps that track tower ID's, but...
For someone like myself who doesn't travel all that often, I look at these apps every now and then to remember where my towers are. This is so that when I do need to do something I want private, I can simply recall if the tower I'm connected to is what I remember.
Not hard to do
Your power level is draining with every hit!
This fight is over .... Freeza?
(Let's hope they call this device Freeze)
^ This.
So this. 100x this.
The logic behind all these battery savers is ridiculous.
"Your battery is now at 20%" - Let me warning you every 5 minutes that it's low, consuming even MORE battery. Once is enough, thanks. ... " - Phone turned off due to too many bells and whistles about your battery being low!
"Your battery is now at 10%" - Let me tell all applications about this so they can all send their data to the "cloud" all at once, draining it EVEN FURTHER!
"Your battery is now at
Just went on a family vacation where my little brothers were playing a game on their iDevices.
The game - not giving it any specific advertisement - revolves around you "building" a disease meant to kill everyone on Earth. It gives you 3 categories on how the disease is perceived; Infectivity, Severity, and Lethality.
As Severity increases, the world becomes aware of the disease, the higher the severity the greater the focus the world has on finding a cure. So to combat this, you "devolve" traits that increase severity until the world doesn't care anymore or cares less than you want it to so infection continues.
Keeping on this fine line of severity until everyone in the world is infected, and then you "evolve" traits that kills everyone within minutes, winning you the game.
It seems HIV is taking a page out this games strategy book and sayin "Hey! Don't look at me, I won't kill you for another 20 years! Look at that guy over there first! (heuheuheuheu)".
And yet there are news stories all over the place about how BECAUSE OF the mass switch to natural gas, my electricity bill is going up double digits...
Seems to be a fast dev cycle.
v1.1 released 12 hours after v1
https://github.com/botherder/d...
Here's a shiny powerpoint to download. Click Here. They say it works. They also say some random number (that sometimes has a letter in it?) next to a $ sign with god awful English.
Seriously, click here.
This is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.