It is also worth noting that British crime data is fiddled with at every level all the way up to Scotland Yard. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/new...
Also murders in England and Whales are only counted after arrest, conviction, retrial and been jailed. This is unlike literally every other country where "Dude he was murdered and we do not know the killer" is the rule to count as a murder.
A puffy jacket also works well. Before you say 'shoot for the legs' you should know that taser are not super accurate and the chest is a nice big target to hit. Also tasers are not as incapacitating as people think. There is a video (that I can not find) of an officer being tased and still drawing and firing accurately as part of a demonstration. Also once the taser runs out of batter power you come out of it pretty quick unless your hart gave out and you are dead.
They provide support and hosting both of which you can do yourself. Some schools host it themselves for legal data reasons and some do it if they are in a geo location that Instructure does not provide support in. They explicitly that their business model is providing better support than you or someone else can. SO far they are doing pretty well and because you can host your own copy it is much easier to both test and build integrations. It is also helpful when trying to debug something.
Nope they do not prohibit possession of firearms. They are restricted in a number of ways and concealed carry generally is not allowed. That said there are plenty of fully automatic rifles in the hands of criminals and others. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/... banning something has little effect on the non law abiding. Look at the speed limits in the US they are designed with the assumption that they will be broken by people going about 7% over the posted limit.
I would rather live in a society where the assholes would stand behind their words so she could give them the swift kick to the junk that they need. They have not received the negative feed back to their actions that they need to become members of society.
Pistols and most other firearms are made to function for tens of thousands rounds with out parts wearing out. Here is an example of a pistol being fired 50,000 times with cleanings at every 7,000 rounds and a few springs at each 10,000 proactively. Nothing was broken during that time. This an extreme case but he has done this with a number of other models and has gotten similar (but not quite as good) results. http://pistol-training.com/archives/4027
Firearms that have been used for generations and that are still functioning fine are the norm and not the exception.
As to ammunition contamination we are a 100 years since getting your powder wet was an issue. Modern brass cased cartridges are pretty well sealed up solid with crimping of both the primers and actual bullet. In the case of defensive and military ammunition they add extra sealant sometimes for an extra measure. For an example of how little effect even things like penetrating oil has read the following. http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/bot39.htm
Given that most firearms technology starts with the military and then spreads out to the civilan market Congress should require this technology for the military. Also since the police are becoming most militarized they should also use. When it is good enough for the Special Forces and the Secret Service protective details I might consider it.
I work at a school that has some people that have been doing phage research for a long time, not a long as the people in Georgia (as in Republic of) but a long time. One comment she made is that the quantity of different phages in a bucket of seawater would keep her busy counting them for the rest of her life. So do not worry, Unless you are boiling all your food and drink for 10 minutes and breathing though an deionizing airfilter you are sucking these thinks down left and right. The only issue and this is what the FDA was worried about is that when the phages rip the bacterial apart is there anything nasty in the waste product. There is not in this case.
It should be noted also that there is growning use of phages to treat antibiotic resistant staph infections that are otherwise incurable deadly. I get to see all sorts of nasty wounds on the posters I print for conferences. In the case case of the staph effecting phages there is some nastier waste products so it is generally just used externally.
TSIA They are the same languaqe just different syntax and spelling. SharpDevelop among other dev tools has a menu item to translate between the two. That C# looks alot like Java so it get's you two frog with one stone.
Not that I like writting anything in either language anymore, give ruby any day.
It is not just programming it is software "design". Design being the inportant word. You don't have a interior designer right out of school redo your house your hire a firm that has some experienced ones and some that are new but are being mentored by the experienced ones. Your right software design/programing is not engineering.
I have a couple of computer labs (2 x 27 station) were we put in a 3 in gap + 2 inch thick floor. It's nice but a total b**** to work under. My suggestion is a couple of ceiling trays. They make nice one that are about 4 inches thick and have 3 or four inch gap from the ceiling. My google skils are failing me or i'd give a link.
I've been doing some wireless surveys on my campus and one of the cisco geeks pointed out that the best sheilding he had seen for b/g wireless was chain link fence. It's something about the size of the grid being perfect to block that frequency range.
So what you do is have your son go out some night a construction site and aquire 7 or 8 of the sections of the temporary fencing.
I run and maintain 8 windows servers 2003/2003 and 75-80 clients 98/2000/xp and all from my mac. For those time when I actually need to do something on the pc's (reboot) I have remote desktop. The rest of the time I live in an OS where looking at a web page or opening and email will not crash my machine.
I have my old inspiron that I use at home and in cafes. Dell had a whole series of laptops that all used the same accessories. 3800,3900,4000,4150 8000 and some of the matching Latitudes. What is cool is that the battery tech just got better. My first battery was 14.8V w/ 3000mAh and the new dell batteries I got off ebay this winter are 4460mAh a approx 50% increase. What is even better is that laptop takes two identical batteries at once if you remove the accessory drive. Of course it ways a ton 8-10 pounds but I do not have to carry arround a power supply.
O yah I have been lusting after them for a while and finally found an excuse. Wicked fast machines. Fash network, I got over one megabit when pulling some source. The email support seems quick and coherent.
Slashdot Mirror
https://newsblur.com/ Yes is costs a small amount of money but it works well. I have no other relation than being an early and still happy customer.
More details on why
https://stackoverflow.blog/201...
I just wonder if the Tesla cars have a protocol to detect a dead passenger and what the the car will do with a non responsive passenger?
It is also worth noting that British crime data is fiddled with at every level all the way up to Scotland Yard. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/new...
Also murders in England and Whales are only counted after arrest, conviction, retrial and been jailed. This is unlike literally every other country where "Dude he was murdered and we do not know the killer" is the rule to count as a murder.
A puffy jacket also works well. Before you say 'shoot for the legs' you should know that taser are not super accurate and the chest is a nice big target to hit. Also tasers are not as incapacitating as people think. There is a video (that I can not find) of an officer being tased and still drawing and firing accurately as part of a demonstration. Also once the taser runs out of batter power you come out of it pretty quick unless your hart gave out and you are dead.
They provide support and hosting both of which you can do yourself. Some schools host it themselves for legal data reasons and some do it if they are in a geo location that Instructure does not provide support in. They explicitly that their business model is providing better support than you or someone else can. SO far they are doing pretty well and because you can host your own copy it is much easier to both test and build integrations. It is also helpful when trying to debug something.
Nope they do not prohibit possession of firearms. They are restricted in a number of ways and concealed carry generally is not allowed. That said there are plenty of fully automatic rifles in the hands of criminals and others. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/...
banning something has little effect on the non law abiding. Look at the speed limits in the US they are designed with the assumption that they will be broken by people going about 7% over the posted limit.
I would rather live in a society where the assholes would stand behind their words so she could give them the swift kick to the junk that they need. They have not received the negative feed back to their actions that they need to become members of society.
Reno's Radiation Free Reindeer Steaks!
Man I loved that movie.
Pistols and most other firearms are made to function for tens of thousands rounds with out parts wearing out. Here is an example of a pistol being fired 50,000 times with cleanings at every 7,000 rounds and a few springs at each 10,000 proactively. Nothing was broken during that time. This an extreme case but he has done this with a number of other models and has gotten similar (but not quite as good) results.
http://pistol-training.com/archives/4027
Firearms that have been used for generations and that are still functioning fine are the norm and not the exception.
As to ammunition contamination we are a 100 years since getting your powder wet was an issue. Modern brass cased cartridges are pretty well sealed up solid with crimping of both the primers and actual bullet. In the case of defensive and military ammunition they add extra sealant sometimes for an extra measure. For an example of how little effect even things like penetrating oil has read the following.
http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/bot39.htm
Given that most firearms technology starts with the military and then spreads out to the civilan market Congress should require this technology for the military. Also since the police are becoming most militarized they should also use. When it is good enough for the Special Forces and the Secret Service protective details I might consider it.
It's cold where I live for most of the year. I wear gloves a lot.
I work at a school that has some people that have been doing phage research for a long time, not a long as the people in Georgia (as in Republic of) but a long time. One comment she made is that the quantity of different phages in a bucket of seawater would keep her busy counting them for the rest of her life. So do not worry, Unless you are boiling all your food and drink for 10 minutes and breathing though an deionizing airfilter you are sucking these thinks down left and right. The only issue and this is what the FDA was worried about is that when the phages rip the bacterial apart is there anything nasty in the waste product. There is not in this case.
It should be noted also that there is growning use of phages to treat antibiotic resistant staph infections that are otherwise incurable deadly. I get to see all sorts of nasty wounds on the posters I print for conferences. In the case case of the staph effecting phages there is some nastier waste products so it is generally just used externally.
You can install software on the livecd. It only exists tell the ram is wiped (restarted) but is runs just fine.
TSIA
They are the same languaqe just different syntax and spelling. SharpDevelop among other dev tools has a menu item to translate between the two. That C# looks alot like Java so it get's you two frog with one stone.
Not that I like writting anything in either language anymore, give ruby any day.
Each page can have different language versions that are shown based on what the browser requests.
It is not just programming it is software "design". Design being the inportant word. You don't have a interior designer right out of school redo your house your hire a firm that has some experienced ones and some that are new but are being mentored by the experienced ones. Your right software design/programing is not engineering.
To much of that Maui-wowwie . Come on it's the only thing that could explain how stupid these guys are.
I have a couple of computer labs (2 x 27 station) were we put in a 3 in gap + 2 inch thick floor. It's nice but a total b**** to work under. My suggestion is a couple of ceiling trays. They make nice one that are about 4 inches thick and have 3 or four inch gap from the ceiling. My google skils are failing me or i'd give a link.
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Ok I'll shut up now.
I've been doing some wireless surveys on my campus and one of the cisco geeks pointed out that the best sheilding he had seen for b/g wireless was chain link fence. It's something about the size of the grid being perfect to block that frequency range.
So what you do is have your son go out some night a construction site and aquire 7 or 8 of the sections of the temporary fencing.
http://xml.apache.org/fop/r ights.com/training/ has a book about how do this that was created using XSLT-FO
http://www.cranesoftw
There are also paywhere implimentations XSLT-FO this. Basicaly it is the extension to XSLT for print.
I run and maintain 8 windows servers 2003/2003 and 75-80 clients 98/2000/xp and all from my mac. For those time when I actually need to do something on the pc's (reboot) I have remote desktop. The rest of the time I live in an OS where looking at a web page or opening and email will not crash my machine.
I have my old inspiron that I use at home and in cafes. Dell had a whole series of laptops that all used the same accessories. 3800,3900,4000,4150 8000 and some of the matching Latitudes. What is cool is that the battery tech just got better. My first battery was 14.8V w/ 3000mAh and the new dell batteries I got off ebay this winter are 4460mAh a approx 50% increase. What is even better is that laptop takes two identical batteries at once if you remove the accessory drive. Of course it ways a ton 8-10 pounds but I do not have to carry arround a power supply.
O yah I have been lusting after them for a while and finally found an excuse. Wicked fast machines. Fash network, I got over one megabit when pulling some source. The email support seems quick and coherent.