...we have a similar system since 1/2003. The price of the device defines the recycling fee (German page), usually about 10$ per computer.
If we throw it away instead of returning it we'll have to pay per kilogram.
Maybe the lawyers come along and tell these people they can get easy money, but still it is their decision whether to join the lawsuit or not.
Btw, I just read that United, American & Boeing are going to be sued by victims of the 9/11 attacks. That's exactly that kind of stuff that makes the rest of the world laugh about the US.
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...we have a similar system since 1/2003. The price of the device defines the recycling fee (German page), usually about 10$ per computer.
If we throw it away instead of returning it we'll have to pay per kilogram.
The iHP-120 is already on the Korean website (iRiver is a Korean company),
;-)
here is the direct link.
I guess most of you won't be able to read the text, but you can get most of the information by looking at pictures
My experience is that every member of our family has his dedicated seat and always sits on the same couch even when he/her is alone.
Those lucky of you who live with your wife/girlfriend and have 'your own' couch, does your partner really use it when you are not there?
Maybe a simple 'ass present' sensor would be sufficient..
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because it only shows up if I have a typo in my URL:
http://www.verisignsucks.com/ -> non existent domain
http://www.verisignssucks.com/ -> sitefinder shows up...
http://www.verisign-sucks.com/ -> non existent domain
http://www.verising-sucks.com/ -> sitefinder shows up...
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I'm a-huga bimbo.
guess how the submitter of the story found out...
oops...didn't really look at your username & the authors of the book; my mistake.
;-)
in this case i hope you'll make a LOT of money
though i won't buy one because i use a language that is quite secure by design: oberon
do you make money with that book?
just a random thought when reading some of your posts...;-)
barnoid
Well, my first language isn't English, so you might forgive me ;-)
However, aren't the relatives of those who died in the attack also vicitms?
Maybe the lawyers come along and tell these people they can get easy money, but still it is their decision whether to join the lawsuit or not.
Btw, I just read that United, American & Boeing are going to be sued by victims of the 9/11 attacks. That's exactly that kind of stuff that makes the rest of the world laugh about the US.
Somehow I've always wondered why some people care so much about their uptime. Among geeks this seems to be at least as important as the penis size.
;-)
Maybe if all those computers that didn't really need to run were turned off there would have been no power failure
Yes, I'm using Linux, too. And yes, I'm turning off my machine if I don't need it.
and basically just stands for "structurally tested", so keep your feet on the ground.
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Win2K got EAL4; the levels go up to EAL7
Here are short descriptions:
http://commoncriteria.org/docs/EAL
(sorry, don't know how to turn this into a link...)