a lot of them weren't. the cops would give up after a few days or only concentrate on the big fish at the top. a lot of murders used to go unsolved unless you had a lot of witnesses.
or the cops would pick up a few black or hispanic kids and blame it on them. Like the Central Park Five in NYC
i know some old people who use it to call internationally for free to catch up or take care of some family matters like cleaning up grave sites. should they be afraid of the NSA as well?
i have a hot spot on my iphone. if my internet went out and i absolutely needed to vpn into work i'd use my phone and expense it later. or i'd call the people that control our company phones and ask them to enable the hot spot feature on my employer owned Samsung Galaxy. not a big deal and not worth a second monthly bill just to have a circuit i'll rarely use
but since phones can receive at least a dozen frequencies each, isn't each device filtering out all the traffic in the air around it that isn't destined for that device?
any contract has to be in accordance with the law. no law can make you give up your kids. and data given to employers is subject to numerous laws as well
you still have tens of thousands of people broadcasting on the same frequencies and phones still have to filter all that traffic out. how does more towers or drones solve this issue?
my first cell phone i had 450 monthly minutes and no texting. each one was like $.25. i remember the days when monthly plans only had like 60 minutes and you drive 5 minutes away from home and you would be roaming and paying a lot more.
another few years and data will drop in price
this is the way US manufacturing used to be. until ladder manufacturers were sued, ladder makers would skimp every penny from the final product and 80's news stories are full of companies whining about spending an extra nickel for some safety part.
the only people who seem to care about this case are trump supporters. his poll numbers are down which is why i'm seeing the memes on my facebook feed from trump supporters
i've been wanting to learn R and thought about doing some maths on the raw data and compare it with the released results. mostly looking at trends at specific weather stations compared to official numbers
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a lot of them weren't. the cops would give up after a few days or only concentrate on the big fish at the top. a lot of murders used to go unsolved unless you had a lot of witnesses. or the cops would pick up a few black or hispanic kids and blame it on them. Like the Central Park Five in NYC
fine, kick you out of NATO, remove our armed forces, make you pay normal tariffs and let you deal with the Russians yourselves
yeah, all he had to do was make the site free to use with no advertising and not make any money off it
i know some old people who use it to call internationally for free to catch up or take care of some family matters like cleaning up grave sites. should they be afraid of the NSA as well?
i have a hot spot on my iphone. if my internet went out and i absolutely needed to vpn into work i'd use my phone and expense it later. or i'd call the people that control our company phones and ask them to enable the hot spot feature on my employer owned Samsung Galaxy. not a big deal and not worth a second monthly bill just to have a circuit i'll rarely use
any chance of $100 CPU's and 20GB OS images making it in the IoT world?
then maybe Airbnb should collect the local hotel tax since that is how many cities bring in revenue?
not like the landlord is there every day. some of them own property and live in another state and simply collect the rent
but since phones can receive at least a dozen frequencies each, isn't each device filtering out all the traffic in the air around it that isn't destined for that device?
any contract has to be in accordance with the law. no law can make you give up your kids. and data given to employers is subject to numerous laws as well
you still have tens of thousands of people broadcasting on the same frequencies and phones still have to filter all that traffic out. how does more towers or drones solve this issue?
let us know if you come away alive after being shot
so what happens if they reset my slashdot password? the people working there will sit around posting as me?
my first cell phone i had 450 monthly minutes and no texting. each one was like $.25. i remember the days when monthly plans only had like 60 minutes and you drive 5 minutes away from home and you would be roaming and paying a lot more. another few years and data will drop in price
you have t-mobile for that. maybe sprint too, but there is no way i'd ever be a sprint customer
i have 30GB free on my 128GB iphone. why would i want to rely on the cloud for anything? especially with data limits the way they are?
the latest anandtech review says apple's way is still the fastest for performance. micro sd is ok for streaming but sucks for putting apps on the it
this is the way US manufacturing used to be. until ladder manufacturers were sued, ladder makers would skimp every penny from the final product and 80's news stories are full of companies whining about spending an extra nickel for some safety part.
so you connect the phone by usb to a computer and get the photo off? or use some cloud syn service?
and virtually all of these involve third world nations. call us when there is a rash of US, British or French planes crashing
salary, FICA and other taxes you pay to government for the employee, benefits, hiring costs, etc
same thing with general petraeus. if it was a peon they would have gone to jail. he showed classified info to his mistress and got a slap on the wrist
the only people who seem to care about this case are trump supporters. his poll numbers are down which is why i'm seeing the memes on my facebook feed from trump supporters
with her money she'll hire the best legal team out there and litigate the case until she dies of old age
i've been wanting to learn R and thought about doing some maths on the raw data and compare it with the released results. mostly looking at trends at specific weather stations compared to official numbers