There is no requirement for natural-born citizens to exhibit a proficiency in English. There is also no federal requirement that local elections be limited to citizens.
Why do you have to continue accelerating in space? As the air thins, accelerate less. You're still doing Mach 10+ when you leave the minimum air density for your engines to work. (of course no one does JUST this, but it's an option to go along with rockets)
Consider a country with ten people, one making $1M and nine making $1k. If the first guy's income doubles and the other nine are halved, then the mean, median, and total all go up, while the average quality of life goes down. This may sound silly, but the situation in the USA is *worse* than this, proportionally.
So have the script put said URL in your saved browser session, so that the next time you open the browser you get sent to the page to download the data, with all the appropriate security precautions. This serves as a reminder and takes all the work out of following through on it, but without security problems or complete automation.
I have HDMI hardware without HDCP. I refuse to buy HDCP-enabled hardware (or any other sort of hardware DRM that isn't broken). Until now, that is, since if this is true then HDCP is broken and I don't have to worry about it any more.
Storing screenshots to trick the user into think the phone is faster than it really is is secretive, nefarious, and underhanded. I said as much when the feature was first revealed, and I stand by it.
Why isn't the boilerplate a copyrightable work? There are a million different ways to convey the intended message, and the one they chose is a matter of expression in the same way that a news article is.
If paying your nurses overtime for back-to-back 12 hour shifts is a "cost-cutting" measure compared to just hiring another nurse, YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.
I've read about this. Can you provide a citation? I play CC-licensed music over internet radio all the time, and fair-use-ly sampled stuff as well. I'd love to see the RIAA come after me, I've got nothing better to do than fight a lawsuit like that.
Because five years from now when someone sues that asshole for posting such photos, he doesn't want them to be able to argue that this sort of censorship is common practice. "Everyone does it that way" is a compelling argument in some courts.
Bikes are nice, I ride an e-bike as my primary mode of transportation, but the masses won't ever adopt something that: A) requires exercise B) results in arriving to work sweaty C) exposes them to the rain D) can't carry a decent load of groceries
I've logged at least a thousand hours on MARTA and never seen violence stronger than a shove. You can check the police blotter or the AJC or any of the smaller papers if you want, violence on MARTA is pretty darn rare. Horribly unproportional amount of fear on this issue for potential riders, thanks for propagating it:(
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Right, and when there are only two contenders for the contract, said moving of goalposts is illegal, which is the thing Google is suing over.
For a $10B contract, it is quite likely Google would simply implement any missing features that are listed in the requirements. A win for everyone.
In which case I believe he was incorrect. The lower weight is caused by a greater displacement of air. Lower mass has no explanation that I can find.
I enjoyed the 2600, and enjoy my GP2Xs greatly. I'll love my Pandora when it arrives.
Link to the case? I've been looking for such a device for years, and nothing bigger than a PDA has fit.
There is no requirement for natural-born citizens to exhibit a proficiency in English.
There is also no federal requirement that local elections be limited to citizens.
Who said brand new?
No onboard graphics, no video card, sounds perfect for an array of machines whose purpose is number crunching.
Why do you have to continue accelerating in space? As the air thins, accelerate less. You're still doing Mach 10+ when you leave the minimum air density for your engines to work. (of course no one does JUST this, but it's an option to go along with rockets)
I stand corrected
Consider a country with ten people, one making $1M and nine making $1k. If the first guy's income doubles and the other nine are halved, then the mean, median, and total all go up, while the average quality of life goes down. This may sound silly, but the situation in the USA is *worse* than this, proportionally.
So have the script put said URL in your saved browser session, so that the next time you open the browser you get sent to the page to download the data, with all the appropriate security precautions. This serves as a reminder and takes all the work out of following through on it, but without security problems or complete automation.
The primary use is to watch legally-purchased HD movies in HD on my non-HDCP HDTV.
Many of us still have a mountain of objections to Steam. Long live GoG!
I have HDMI hardware without HDCP. I refuse to buy HDCP-enabled hardware (or any other sort of hardware DRM that isn't broken). Until now, that is, since if this is true then HDCP is broken and I don't have to worry about it any more.
4) Start the application in the background or minimized, with an indicator on a status/task bar of some sort showing when it is ready to be used
5) Start the application using less than the full screen, allowing the previously focused application to be used on the other half.
6) Give feedback that the button was clicked (audible clicks, a visual blink or pulse, etc).
6 can be mixed with any of the others, as can 5. Just 6 is how most classic PDA interfaces worked, along with some of 4.
PS: 3 makes starting every app take longer, because it has to load and display the image before doing anything else.
PPS: "It's ok to lie to our users, they want us to!".
Storing screenshots to trick the user into think the phone is faster than it really is is secretive, nefarious, and underhanded. I said as much when the feature was first revealed, and I stand by it.
I'm a bit out of touch... When did Apple cease the big "Fuck You" to its customers in the form of not approving VOIP apps?
Why isn't the boilerplate a copyrightable work? There are a million different ways to convey the intended message, and the one they chose is a matter of expression in the same way that a news article is.
If paying your nurses overtime for back-to-back 12 hour shifts is a "cost-cutting" measure compared to just hiring another nurse, YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.
I've read about this. Can you provide a citation? I play CC-licensed music over internet radio all the time, and fair-use-ly sampled stuff as well. I'd love to see the RIAA come after me, I've got nothing better to do than fight a lawsuit like that.
Because five years from now when someone sues that asshole for posting such photos, he doesn't want them to be able to argue that this sort of censorship is common practice. "Everyone does it that way" is a compelling argument in some courts.
Stiltwalkers of the world disagree.
Bikes are nice, I ride an e-bike as my primary mode of transportation, but the masses won't ever adopt something that:
A) requires exercise
B) results in arriving to work sweaty
C) exposes them to the rain
D) can't carry a decent load of groceries
I've logged at least a thousand hours on MARTA and never seen violence stronger than a shove. You can check the police blotter or the AJC or any of the smaller papers if you want, violence on MARTA is pretty darn rare. Horribly unproportional amount of fear on this issue for potential riders, thanks for propagating it :(