Unix on the Mac, Linux on all the Android devices. for decades, folks have said that Unix is very user-friendly, it is just particular about who it chooses as friends. appears the old fox has got some fancy duds and moves, and gotten out of Ma Bell's basement at last.
Silverlight does not work on anything except Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8.
DRM screws all legitimate customers to (temporarily) frustrate a few bad eggs. also bad. and also tends to only be provided to the software giants who pay big and patent everything.
hard to remember that far back, but I think we called 'em "maps" and you could roll them up or fold them and carry a lot of them in a small space. no electricity, no radio, no gigabits, and they worked everywhere. if DARPA would like to send be a hundred pounds of $100 bills, I would take some time to consult on this in my spare time.
a judge can reassign his caseload however he wants until retirement in many jurisdictions, and in all of them if the head of judicial assignments also thinks it's noise. it is far more common to dismiss for frivolity or abuse of the system. but then the t1t vs. tat lawsuits pop up somewhere else. if a Federal judge ices the case, it's not going to bite anybody.
the only reason you would want to upgrade to something so fast you can't measure the clock is all the protection software and encryption that your average business PC is saddled with.
so they allege. this would mean they need a crook to resuscitate the numbers. watch out guys, your phones are tapped and they're reading your emails now. and it's not just the board this time...
after searching for unusual sub-quark particles for years, apparently Fermilab has created enough of them to assemble a director that is unknown, strange, and charming, all at the same time. we may suppose this to be the neutron referred to by Dr. Rutherford in his Bakerian Lecture.
there really is no other answer, except that maybe real information can be found on Da ISH if you look long and hard enough. Nut Korea mismanagement is deathly allergic to information.
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Unix on the Mac, Linux on all the Android devices. for decades, folks have said that Unix is very user-friendly, it is just particular about who it chooses as friends. appears the old fox has got some fancy duds and moves, and gotten out of Ma Bell's basement at last.
Silverlight does not work on anything except Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8.
DRM screws all legitimate customers to (temporarily) frustrate a few bad eggs. also bad. and also tends to only be provided to the software giants who pay big and patent everything.
it ain't hoes, it's backhoes.
and I wish you didn't have to hack your way in to replace them.
no patent, sorry
hard to remember that far back, but I think we called 'em "maps" and you could roll them up or fold them and carry a lot of them in a small space. no electricity, no radio, no gigabits, and they worked everywhere. if DARPA would like to send be a hundred pounds of $100 bills, I would take some time to consult on this in my spare time.
a judge can reassign his caseload however he wants until retirement in many jurisdictions, and in all of them if the head of judicial assignments also thinks it's noise. it is far more common to dismiss for frivolity or abuse of the system. but then the t1t vs. tat lawsuits pop up somewhere else. if a Federal judge ices the case, it's not going to bite anybody.
importing contractors is just a tool to dump responsibility and skim money out of the company now. let somebody else mend fences later.
let somebody else fix the economy later.
let somebody else stop the food riots in the US later.
oh, geez, nobody else cares???
it's not how many resources you can put into a task, it's getting the RIGHT resources...
and with enough crackling, fresh, green US of America freakin' M.O.N.E.Y, obstacles melt quickly.
gotcha, caught 'ya, General Ivan
the only reason you would want to upgrade to something so fast you can't measure the clock is all the protection software and encryption that your average business PC is saddled with.
need a fab? buy a fab. update it. make a screaming pile of flash memory. undercut the market price while supplying all their own.
oh, and One More Thing... we remember who our friends are, and they get a discount.
I mean, how hard is it to ship new devices with something tougher than admin and 1234?
with broader claims. now you CAN have the salad dressing that is also a shampoo! and a lift bridge! and a three-finger-salute sidewipe!
and other legal types like justices, sworn officers, etc.
as soon as the jails fill up with them, and you find out everybody else in the courtroom is guilty under examination, this gets fixed quickly.
the HR-16 always seemed a little top-heavy to me, but then Canon came along with the Scoopic-16 and Sound-Scoopic to make the Bolex seem balanced.
crank? on a digicam? man, it better telescope and fold back.
and I notice they're pushing Switar lenses. some things never change ;)
so they allege. this would mean they need a crook to resuscitate the numbers. watch out guys, your phones are tapped and they're reading your emails now. and it's not just the board this time...
and then if Brown decides their name is "shit" and sues, it can be tossed out because the university's high rollers made the association themselves.
and I don't have to have error checking on my compilers any more. time to get back into programming!
after searching for unusual sub-quark particles for years, apparently Fermilab has created enough of them to assemble a director that is unknown, strange, and charming, all at the same time. we may suppose this to be the neutron referred to by Dr. Rutherford in his Bakerian Lecture.
because when it comes down to it, the value is the same, as it is for the toy money I made as a kid. there is no backing, and who's behind it?
there really is no other answer, except that maybe real information can be found on Da ISH if you look long and hard enough. Nut Korea mismanagement is deathly allergic to information.
NOT. Dude, you're getting a signal here.
then I'll order it now, during the lunch break.