When I was on salary (back in ancient times) the deal was that I got $10,000/year (I said ancient times) paid out in 12 equal installments. Yes, the pay periods varied in length. So what?
Only those who have not had high-intensity hoot and thump music piped into their ear canals for the last ten years. Most twentysomethings won't be able distinguish HD audio from a 1940s telephone. They'll buy it anyway, though.
So they should keep their activities secret untill they are certain of their results and then publish, just to protect the reporters from making asses of themselves? Bullshit.
He most likely registered the mark EMAIL as a trademark. "Word" marks are always registered in all caps. They still apply to usage in other fonts and in lower case.
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> Expect lawsuits from customers...
I'm sure it's covered by the TOS. That's an area where they DONT make mistakes.
> Your post is not anti-Microsoft, so you must be a shill.
It's anti-Java and therefor anti-Oracle. That makes it ok.
When I was on salary (back in ancient times) the deal was that I got $10,000/year (I said ancient times) paid out in 12 equal installments. Yes, the pay periods varied in length. So what?
Well, we knew it was a Microsoft product so we knew they bought it from someone.
Hecklers will find it useful.
Whoosh.
Call me when you've got orbitial balloon flights.
Ah, but this not a mere "malware". It is a "Malware".
You don't. The whole point of sudo is that it gives you fine-grained control over the privileges of each user.
...and thus how the pharases are used in combination there's no basis for judging the list "stupid" or otherwise.
(Knowing that it is from the DHS, on the other hand...)
How does that work? Do you have a daily quota and a fine if you don't meet it?
> I thought nothing travels faster than light?
Correct. Therefor something else is happening. We'd like to know what.
Because that is what metrologists, astronomers, and geodists have been successfully using for clock synchonization for decades.
Only those who have not had high-intensity hoot and thump music piped into their ear canals for the last ten years. Most twentysomethings won't be able distinguish HD audio from a 1940s telephone. They'll buy it anyway, though.
Yes. It does.
> I don't know why CERN stepped in to issue a press release...
Because CERN handled the timing at their end and that seems to be where these problems occurred. It was a joint experiment.
> ...then call in the reporters...
So they should keep their activities secret untill they are certain of their results and then publish, just to protect the reporters from making asses of themselves? Bullshit.
What impossibility did anyone involved in the experiment ever claim?
There is a glimmer of hope for interesting new physics.
He most likely registered the mark EMAIL as a trademark. "Word" marks are always registered in all caps. They still apply to usage in other fonts and in lower case.
What subsequent tests were those?
Einstein had something else in addition to confidence. He had a sense of humor.
> "I don't understand".
This is clear. This is very, very clear.
> ...a significant subset of the population doesn't understand ... science.
We call those people "journalists".
What part might that be? Note that I referred to logic, not "common sense" or "intuition".