"[...] all of us were able to buy effective decongestants right off the store shelf without a problem."
"[...] drug companies substituted the already-FDA approved ingredient phenylephrine for pseudoephedrine."
"[...] phenylephrine simply doesn't work" at the FDA-approved amount found in popular non-prescription brands and it may not even work at much higher doses."
So, they removed products from the shelf that had an ineffective ingredient, replaced it with one that has an effective ingredient, and that is a bad thing?
For Android users, I would strongly recommend My Data Manager. There have been times that it has picked up on system routines using data that the Android data manager didn't catch. MDM matched my provider's chart of my data usage spot-on. The Android manager was reporting 1 gig below where it should have been.
The culprit in this case was "Google Contact Sync" which somehow managed to use almost 400mb one day and almost 500mb the next.
We didn't lock the door because people had to turn the knob, but then people figured out how to make a device that just turns the knob for them, and here's how they did it!
War is completely preventable. Just like I don't kill my neighbour for his wares, people don't need to kill other people for their wares. It's just a bunch of stubbourn greedy idiots with fucked up ideals.
People need to get over this insane paranoia. Everybody keeps pushing this mentality that we're all out to get eachother and steal eachothers' belongings. Doesn't take much to step back and realize that most of us are just normal people living normal lives. Of course, some people are going to argue that being overly cautious is a good thing, but it's just creating unnecessary paranoia and fear. Personally, I think we need to take a step back and really think about what's going on. Have we as a society really changed that much over the past decades? I think the main problem is the connectivity we have to the world, and the fact that our news is so instantaneous. Live updates to news articles and such bring us updates way faster than we're used to and maybe it's making the world seem like a worse place than it really is. Except, maybe pedophiles really are hiding everywhere...? See the first letter of every sentence in this post.
Why is the blame being put on companies' parking lots? I've never seen one with a gas station in it. Maybe the angst should be placed on the government for not having enough public charging stations around?
Awesome! I didn't realize Apple users could pseudo side-load apps via iTunes. I also didn't hear about this medial app fiasco. I'll have to Google that one - sounds like an interesting story.
There really hasn't been a significant enough test on these chips yet to say for sure that the Samsung product is inferior. Lets wait until the phones are out in the wild for a few months and heavily benchmarked.
Or maybe TSMC is a secret subsidiary of VW...
The article itself doesn't say that Google wants the data... Maybe Maybe my assumptions were wrong, but I assumed that Google was asking for their system to be able to probe deeper into the ECM and get access to other vehicle computers - in order to allow apps to use this data, where Apple just wants to know if the engine is on or not. I'm not sure that they're actually asking to phone this data home.
I could see a lot of useful apps being created with the diagnostic info that Google wants. With the data that Apple wants, it sounds like the difference between Google vs Apple is a computer VS an abacus.
It's like Nissan created Reggie's dream car from "Fuck Shit Stack"
I like to take a flat-panel display monitor
Put one on the steering column
One inside of the glovebox
One on top of the dashboard
Two in back of the headrests
One mounted in the ceiling
Two still in the motherfucking packaging, on the back seat
So when my motherfucking friends go and sit on the shit and break it (word?)
I can honestly say:
Slashdot Mirror
That site is awesome. Thanks a lot for sharing it.
Anybody else confused by TFS?
"[...] all of us were able to buy effective decongestants right off the store shelf without a problem."
"[...] drug companies substituted the already-FDA approved ingredient phenylephrine for pseudoephedrine."
"[...] phenylephrine simply doesn't work" at the FDA-approved amount found in popular non-prescription brands and it may not even work at much higher doses."
So, they removed products from the shelf that had an ineffective ingredient, replaced it with one that has an effective ingredient, and that is a bad thing?
I've never seen somebody so triggered by the word "A" before.
For Android users, I would strongly recommend My Data Manager. There have been times that it has picked up on system routines using data that the Android data manager didn't catch. MDM matched my provider's chart of my data usage spot-on. The Android manager was reporting 1 gig below where it should have been.
The culprit in this case was "Google Contact Sync" which somehow managed to use almost 400mb one day and almost 500mb the next.
Next time try using more lasers.
So with all these H1-B stories floating around, I assume they mean white people when they say "minorities"?
That thing looks like a playground for adults.... I could see me and my friends hanging out in and around a dummy replica of one of those things.
But they're charging for it... so it's nothing at all what I want. I don't need another subscription service, either. These things are wallet leaches.
We didn't lock the door because people had to turn the knob, but then people figured out how to make a device that just turns the knob for them, and here's how they did it!
Set different names for different brackets. The higher up the cash goes, the more offensive the name gets.
War is completely preventable. Just like I don't kill my neighbour for his wares, people don't need to kill other people for their wares. It's just a bunch of stubbourn greedy idiots with fucked up ideals.
Humans HATE it!
Are you implying that the sold-out Republicans would be better than the sold-out democrats?
People need to get over this insane paranoia. Everybody keeps pushing this mentality that we're all out to get eachother and steal eachothers' belongings. Doesn't take much to step back and realize that most of us are just normal people living normal lives. Of course, some people are going to argue that being overly cautious is a good thing, but it's just creating unnecessary paranoia and fear. Personally, I think we need to take a step back and really think about what's going on. Have we as a society really changed that much over the past decades? I think the main problem is the connectivity we have to the world, and the fact that our news is so instantaneous. Live updates to news articles and such bring us updates way faster than we're used to and maybe it's making the world seem like a worse place than it really is. Except, maybe pedophiles really are hiding everywhere...? See the first letter of every sentence in this post.
If a urinal on a pedestal is art, a game can certainly be art.
It's just going to become another Maxim. I'm okay with it - Playboy actually has some decent articles.
Why is the blame being put on companies' parking lots? I've never seen one with a gas station in it. Maybe the angst should be placed on the government for not having enough public charging stations around?
I'd hate to be overrun by House Hippos. :(
Why do successful companies even need investors? Haven't they become self-sufficient? Why keep the unneeded bloat?
Awesome! I didn't realize Apple users could pseudo side-load apps via iTunes. I also didn't hear about this medial app fiasco. I'll have to Google that one - sounds like an interesting story.
Android fanboy here... just wondering - when Apple pulls an app from the store, does it force it to uninstall from your device(s) as well?
There really hasn't been a significant enough test on these chips yet to say for sure that the Samsung product is inferior. Lets wait until the phones are out in the wild for a few months and heavily benchmarked. Or maybe TSMC is a secret subsidiary of VW...
The article itself doesn't say that Google wants the data... Maybe Maybe my assumptions were wrong, but I assumed that Google was asking for their system to be able to probe deeper into the ECM and get access to other vehicle computers - in order to allow apps to use this data, where Apple just wants to know if the engine is on or not. I'm not sure that they're actually asking to phone this data home.
I could see a lot of useful apps being created with the diagnostic info that Google wants. With the data that Apple wants, it sounds like the difference between Google vs Apple is a computer VS an abacus.