you can't load your own content directly on it. You first have to upload that to 'the cloud' where it will be inaccessible the moment you lose connectivity. (Yes, I know, every slashdotter has a wifi hotspot in their car and backyard. You all have no objections to paying $10/hour for really slow wifi on an airplane, either.)
Unlike the Nook, you can't put in extra storage with a mircoSD card.
And the answer is, well, no. Unless the license plate is laying flat on the ground, and the Hubble is in a 90 mile orbit. If the plate is on a car it's too far for a look from the side.
Fax is line switched, because it travels over the POTS network, while e-mail is packet-switched. To intercept a fax you have to physically connect wires to the phone line. E-mail you just have to compromise a server it passes through.
Earthquakes in the eastern US are felt over a much wider area than those in the western US. It's one big plate, so an earthquake anywhere is felt all across it. Like hitting a pipe with a hammer.
In the west the plates are broken up by many faults, which absorb the energy release.
It's a db lookup, based on zip code. The tables already exist and are used by many stores already.
I'm waiting for states to start subpoena-ing the customer purchase histories of their residents from Amazon, and file tax evasion charges. "Buy from Amazon, go to jail!"
Lose the Borg logo?
Expands overseas! Raises revenue per subscriber!
For unknown reasons, stock tanks!
exit(0);
What if, as a condition of entering the mall, you agreed to allow them to confiscate the camera?
You do take time to read the list of The Rules posted at every entrance don't you?
whereas pricey sports channels (which cable companies have to pay for) will become HBO-like premium services.
So why is this an issue? If I don't want to watch ESPN 9, why should I pay for it?
you can't load your own content directly on it. You first have to upload that to 'the cloud' where it will be inaccessible the moment you lose connectivity. (Yes, I know, every slashdotter has a wifi hotspot in their car and backyard. You all have no objections to paying $10/hour for really slow wifi on an airplane, either.)
Unlike the Nook, you can't put in extra storage with a mircoSD card.
It has to be able to run Doom. And Barney Doom.
And, obviously, Linux. OpenBSD would be the Big Win.
Any of us could make that mistake.
Perhaps as an option, but not by default. Otherwise people will just buy Windows or Apple devices that don't require a login to use them.
And the answer is, well, no. Unless the license plate is laying flat on the ground, and the Hubble is in a 90 mile orbit. If the plate is on a car it's too far for a look from the side.
And, as you said, this leaves out atmospherics.
XKCD
Fax is line switched, because it travels over the POTS network, while e-mail is packet-switched. To intercept a fax you have to physically connect wires to the phone line. E-mail you just have to compromise a server it passes through.
They're not that different from any other religion, like the 7th Day Adventists or Christian Scientists.
Earthquakes in the eastern US are felt over a much wider area than those in the western US. It's one big plate, so an earthquake anywhere is felt all across it. Like hitting a pipe with a hammer.
In the west the plates are broken up by many faults, which absorb the energy release.
someone who has your root passwords...
If you look on iTunes you can get his re-recordings of his work.
It will turn out that the ship has to be built from an alloy of Unobtanium and Muchtooexpensiveium.
Thanks! Get answers fast around here.
Only the headline makes the claim. Do they have gas lines in Norway?
It's a db lookup, based on zip code. The tables already exist and are used by many stores already.
I'm waiting for states to start subpoena-ing the customer purchase histories of their residents from Amazon, and file tax evasion charges. "Buy from Amazon, go to jail!"
Like Apple and Microsoft.
transparency.
That's been every year since, oh, sometime in the last quarter of the last century.
They log every access. It's not hard to implement, and many systems do it by default.
Personal Brain.