The fact that you can use Craigslist to meet prostitutes is old news. The fact that you can use Craigslist to meet prostitutes and rob them is a little newer.
How about bolstering your economy by competing in quality instead of forcing it?
BTW, I watch TV from different countries. There are great shows (Jpod - cancelled) and decent shows (The Border) from Canada that could easily compete with American shows.
If people haven't heard what to do then they're not watching enough tv. They've had plenty of test blackouts scheduled with numbers to call if they are not receiving a digital signal.
My 90 year old grandmother was ready 6 months ago. She watches the least amount of TV of anybody I know. I really don't think it's old people that aren't setup.
No idea if this would really work, but why not give everyone two votes? A for vote and an against vote. That way A gets 40% for but 60% against, and b and c each get 30% for and 20% against. Then figure it out between B and C who are obviously preferable over A according to the population. Or something like that.
Try this A 40/60 B 24/36 C 16/4
A and B have equal ratios, but C is way ahead on ratio, but behind on actual vote. I'm sure there's other variations that would not work very well.
The hawks work great when you have the time to use them. I'm not sure how well they'd work at the major airports which would have minimal time between flights and large areas to cover. Would it just push the birds away from the current hawk area into the current landing/takeoff area?
I find it funny that ISPs are switching to tiered plans while cell phone companies are switching to all you can eat plans. While I'm not a fan of tiered plans, I do prefer that they have clearly defined limits and consequences and the ability to check current usage. Currently, Charter does not, but then again this is a leak.
I suggested the minimalistic install to Sidux and I couldn't be believe the hatred for the very idea of such a thing.
I don't have a problem with many distros that actually work on issues for a specific niche, but there are a lot that just put out different software packages. It's like if MS put out different Windows for people who preferred Notepad over Wordpad.
I've just gone with a base install of Debian now and add the window managers and software that I want.
No one wants virtual worlds to be as realistic and lifelike as possible. They want a virtual world with some aspects as realistic as possible, others as Hollywood as possible, and others still yet another way.
Just one of the many examples - No one wants a FPS where you buy the game, get shot right away, and never play the game again.
I notice someone else pointed out Tom's Hardware for a review. Tim Higgins was part of smallnetbuilder and Tom's Networking. I know he is still reviewing for smallnetbuilder, but I'm not sure about the Tom's part.
First off, most people using Social Security put that money there in the first place.
Second, things are connected and there's not always the perfect choice. Don't help poor people or old people -> increased crime rate -> more money spent on police, judges, and the prison system -> chain gangs to pay for the system -> fewer jobs for the poor
Free internet is not a necessity though. It would be another means of entertaining the masses like TV.
How would a robot respond to an unarmed person pouring water on it (especially in an artic region)? How would a robot respond to an unarmed kid with a squirt gun? How would a robot respond to a kid with a squirt gun full of acid? How would it respond to an approaching deaf kid?
What does it do when there are situations it's not programmed for?
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The fact that you can use Craigslist to meet prostitutes is old news. The fact that you can use Craigslist to meet prostitutes and rob them is a little newer.
I've seen several cases about this lately.
I'm not worried that they'll require me to do it. I just want to know if they'll give me money to do it. /sarcasm
I'm lost with the guns, cars, and stones. Could someone make a software analogy?
I followed your advice, but got bored before I checked all of them. There's at least 25 domains available including .com, .net., .org.
How about bolstering your economy by competing in quality instead of forcing it?
BTW, I watch TV from different countries. There are great shows (Jpod - cancelled) and decent shows (The Border) from Canada that could easily compete with American shows.
If people haven't heard what to do then they're not watching enough tv. They've had plenty of test blackouts scheduled with numbers to call if they are not receiving a digital signal.
My 90 year old grandmother was ready 6 months ago. She watches the least amount of TV of anybody I know. I really don't think it's old people that aren't setup.
Try this
A 40/60
B 24/36
C 16/4
A and B have equal ratios, but C is way ahead on ratio, but behind on actual vote. I'm sure there's other variations that would not work very well.
The hawks work great when you have the time to use them. I'm not sure how well they'd work at the major airports which would have minimal time between flights and large areas to cover. Would it just push the birds away from the current hawk area into the current landing/takeoff area?
I find it funny that ISPs are switching to tiered plans while cell phone companies are switching to all you can eat plans. While I'm not a fan of tiered plans, I do prefer that they have clearly defined limits and consequences and the ability to check current usage. Currently, Charter does not, but then again this is a leak.
Just don't make it Comcastic.
I suggested the minimalistic install to Sidux and I couldn't be believe the hatred for the very idea of such a thing.
I don't have a problem with many distros that actually work on issues for a specific niche, but there are a lot that just put out different software packages. It's like if MS put out different Windows for people who preferred Notepad over Wordpad.
I've just gone with a base install of Debian now and add the window managers and software that I want.
Exactly. Maybe all those "crazy" people are actually talking to aliens.
With "In Soviet Russia" posts, take what's happening and reverse it.
In Soviet Russia, you spy on the ISPs.
Of course, this is a situation where you might just say
In Soviet Russia, they do the same thing.
No one wants virtual worlds to be as realistic and lifelike as possible. They want a virtual world with some aspects as realistic as possible, others as Hollywood as possible, and others still yet another way.
Just one of the many examples -
No one wants a FPS where you buy the game, get shot right away, and never play the game again.
I'd like to donate $1 million dollars* to you for your post.
*it's inconvenient for me to count to one million so I'll just round that down to zero.
where you and your husband/wife are legally "just good friends".
Is that the correct pc term nowadays? I have trouble keeping track.
Hey Bob, how's that husband/wife of yours? I heard he got laid off at Google.
Buy everything needed then request some bailout money.
You know you could just cut the point of your own knives right now.
Piracy was using ftp, http, and email before bittorrent. Should they be blocked?
Of course, techies think ROI. For the price of an internet connection, I get free movies, music, and software. That's a great ROI.
Spooks
"Mini-Series"
Dead Set
Midnight Man
The Last Enemy
Spooks: Code 9
Probably some people would like the originals
The Office
Life on Mars and its spin-off Ashes to Ashes
Are you saying you didn't use larger fonts and creative line spacing when you needed to write a multi-page book report?
My teachers didn't want double spaced, but never caught on to spacing between 1 and 1.5.
Your explanation reminds me of a nearby city enacting a No Texting While Driving law while the Inattentive Driving law is already on the books.
I notice someone else pointed out Tom's Hardware for a review. Tim Higgins was part of smallnetbuilder and Tom's Networking. I know he is still reviewing for smallnetbuilder, but I'm not sure about the Tom's part.
First off, most people using Social Security put that money there in the first place.
Second, things are connected and there's not always the perfect choice. Don't help poor people or old people -> increased crime rate -> more money spent on police, judges, and the prison system -> chain gangs to pay for the system -> fewer jobs for the poor
Free internet is not a necessity though. It would be another means of entertaining the masses like TV.
How would a robot respond to an unarmed person pouring water on it (especially in an artic region)?
How would a robot respond to an unarmed kid with a squirt gun?
How would a robot respond to a kid with a squirt gun full of acid?
How would it respond to an approaching deaf kid?
What does it do when there are situations it's not programmed for?
Terminators are simple. Soldiers are not.
It is one of the better werewolf movies out there. It has some shortcomings, but definitely rent it.