I'd rather have pot holes and falling bridges than a road system owned by shipping companies who set-up tolls and send their own cops after those who might carry anything too big in their trunk.
The MIT entry exam consists of giving away all you possessions before being admitted. Hence, the statistically low number of affluent MIT educated statisticians. (Un)fortunally, I failed that exam.
Some of us a more cognitively challenged than others. It was said the amount of human knowledge doubles almost each day. Without a smartphone, you go to sleep and wake-up half as smart as when you went to bed.
This digital ID initiative is equivalent to using your PGP-like digital signature to prove who you are. If that's scares you, you're free to leave the internet. Seems all my posts are going to be trolls anyway. Might as well splurge in negative karma.
I guess the same way you can't withdraw $1,000,000 from Oprah's bank account. I didn't try but if some of you want to, let me know how successful you are. There has to be a serious penalty involved if an institution screws up. DNA signatures may not be that far away.
But that means you can't play the radio through the built-in speakers. At least that what happens on the older Samsung Corby. Apple's dock is on hundreds of peripheral devices such as alarm clocks, external speakers, car radios, boomboxes, etc. Not sure a single usb port would provide the same functionality without adding a lot more circuitry in the peripheral devices.
It would be love if MS didn't decide to jump on the mobile phone bandwagon. If the company making the OS was split from the one creating the office automation tools, things might have been different. To think it almost happened... Sigh.
Avoiding garlic, strong chewing gums, and smoking before meeting clients seems sensible to me. That's all the document refers to. The dress-code is really for representatives of the bank who need to meet with clients. I think I might use it as inspiration for our own new dress-code to-be. (not)
All that's required is a more creative solution to prevent spamming. Only one of many system may become problematic with ipv6. That's all. I'm looking forward to having my fridge order groceries automatically when we're about to run out.
How many pilots is that? I just thought the military in general are just told what to think. Hence they can't be expected to develop a sense of criticism we, non military people, need to survive. Otherwise we'd be sucked-in by the next big scam.
If patents were that easy to make, why don't you also join the bandwagon? Seriously. Yes, there is abuse and questionable use of patents - granted. However if an method is patented, it gives others an opportunity to invent an even better method of doing something. That, to me is what innovation is all about.
Patent applications defines "how" a 3D image is displayed. Apple has patented their way and so have many many others. If Apple's way happens to be the best way then the patent becomes very valuable.
Those terms and conditions are meaningless if they attempt to override any of your legal rights. At least that's how it works in our country. Sure they can cancel but they can't force you to pay for a service you no longer have.
death is the only thing that prevents humans from creating greater damage than they already do.
Regardless, we'd breed more of the same (look at North Korea, Iran or even the US). Death or no death, humans do what humans do. I for one see ageing as unnatural. Growing, yes, but ageing is something we should be able to cure.
Looks like Kinect is basically a Wii but "backwards." On the Wii, the Wiimote is an IR receiver and the wiibar is the IR LEDs emitter. Like some have pointed out, what's interesting is the body recognition algorithm.
What about plutonium? The element was named after a planet. If Pluto is no longer a planet what then, rockonium?
(Jim doesn't know about Pluto and plutonium. The element is now called rockonium. Travelling back in time, they are looking for fuel.)
"Sir, we'll need rockonium to power these old engines." "Scotty, we cannot use rockonium, this thing called plutonium is all we have." "But sir... it will take weeks to adapt these engines. Even if I'm able to do it, we might all blow-up." "Scotty, you have 4 hours." "...but..." "Here's the plutonium." 2 Hours later "Jim, the engines are ready."
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I'd rather have pot holes and falling bridges than a road system owned by shipping companies who set-up tolls and send their own cops after those who might carry anything too big in their trunk.
The MIT entry exam consists of giving away all you possessions before being admitted. Hence, the statistically low number of affluent MIT educated statisticians. (Un)fortunally, I failed that exam.
Haven't they used the missiles already vs Bill Gates/Paul Allen's sats?
Some of us a more cognitively challenged than others. It was said the amount of human knowledge doubles almost each day. Without a smartphone, you go to sleep and wake-up half as smart as when you went to bed.
This digital ID initiative is equivalent to using your PGP-like digital signature to prove who you are. If that's scares you, you're free to leave the internet. Seems all my posts are going to be trolls anyway. Might as well splurge in negative karma.
You mean all Americans are going to end up in concentration camps because of this digital ID? Look-up paranoia.
I guess the same way you can't withdraw $1,000,000 from Oprah's bank account. I didn't try but if some of you want to, let me know how successful you are. There has to be a serious penalty involved if an institution screws up. DNA signatures may not be that far away.
No I am Michael Jordan and this isn't a first post.
But that means you can't play the radio through the built-in speakers. At least that what happens on the older Samsung Corby. Apple's dock is on hundreds of peripheral devices such as alarm clocks, external speakers, car radios, boomboxes, etc. Not sure a single usb port would provide the same functionality without adding a lot more circuitry in the peripheral devices.
It would be love if MS didn't decide to jump on the mobile phone bandwagon. If the company making the OS was split from the one creating the office automation tools, things might have been different. To think it almost happened... Sigh.
Avoiding garlic, strong chewing gums, and smoking before meeting clients seems sensible to me. That's all the document refers to. The dress-code is really for representatives of the bank who need to meet with clients. I think I might use it as inspiration for our own new dress-code to-be. (not)
Black coffee, espresso in particular, is also very high in anti-oxidants. Too bad all that coffee wont help...
All that's required is a more creative solution to prevent spamming. Only one of many system may become problematic with ipv6. That's all. I'm looking forward to having my fridge order groceries automatically when we're about to run out.
How many pilots is that? I just thought the military in general are just told what to think. Hence they can't be expected to develop a sense of criticism we, non military people, need to survive. Otherwise we'd be sucked-in by the next big scam.
Just buy Google shares and join your corporate overlords. At the end, what's more profitable is going to end-up being offered on store shelves.
I believe this is denser than uranium. Is Israel planning to eventually build specially equipped armored vehicles?
If patents were that easy to make, why don't you also join the bandwagon? Seriously. Yes, there is abuse and questionable use of patents - granted. However if an method is patented, it gives others an opportunity to invent an even better method of doing something. That, to me is what innovation is all about.
My deep fryer has a mag safe connector. Also, Apple isn't stopping anyone from coming up with a better connector.
Patent applications defines "how" a 3D image is displayed. Apple has patented their way and so have many many others. If Apple's way happens to be the best way then the patent becomes very valuable.
Those terms and conditions are meaningless if they attempt to override any of your legal rights. At least that's how it works in our country. Sure they can cancel but they can't force you to pay for a service you no longer have.
death is the only thing that prevents humans from creating greater damage than they already do.
Regardless, we'd breed more of the same (look at North Korea, Iran or even the US). Death or no death, humans do what humans do. I for one see ageing as unnatural. Growing, yes, but ageing is something we should be able to cure.
I'm glad to live in a country where the ridiculousness of software patents has been long ago realized.
aka Steve^2
Looks like Kinect is basically a Wii but "backwards." On the Wii, the Wiimote is an IR receiver and the wiibar is the IR LEDs emitter. Like some have pointed out, what's interesting is the body recognition algorithm.
What about plutonium? The element was named after a planet. If Pluto is no longer a planet what then, rockonium?
(Jim doesn't know about Pluto and plutonium. The element is now called rockonium. Travelling back in time, they are looking for fuel.)
"Sir, we'll need rockonium to power these old engines."
"Scotty, we cannot use rockonium, this thing called plutonium is all we have."
"But sir... it will take weeks to adapt these engines. Even if I'm able to do it, we might all blow-up."
"Scotty, you have 4 hours."
"...but..."
"Here's the plutonium."
2 Hours later
"Jim, the engines are ready."