I would agree with this. Just like today you can't buy a new 10GB hard disk, in 5 years people probably won't be able to purchase a non-smart phone except in rare circumstances.
The government has shown that it has a history of being highly irresponsible with such authority. So I would like to see their power in communications spelled out: hey could ask, but not demand.
I think NAT will still exist but for a different reason. How many v6 IPs will an ISP give you? 1? 10? 100? 1000? Maybe they'll give you 10 but I don't then 10 will be enough.
BTW my IQ is 135 and I have two (soon to be three) college degrees in physics/engineering, so any claim that I am an idiot or "dumb" is as untrue as claiming France is a member state of the US.
Just because one has a high IQ or multiple college degrees do not mean you are experts in everything.
I don't know if you were being serious, but the reason is because the monopolies/duopolies have such a stranglehold on the infrastructure it is difficult for anyone else to effectively compete with them. Municipalities get sued by the incumbent ISPs for setting up their own broadband system and winning, there is no need for the likes of Comcast and AT&T to provide cheap and reliable broadband. And when broadband is more expensive than the rest of the world, your aunt and uncle are "satisfied" with what they have.
As per the article, difficult to do when there are tens of thousands of laws that are on the books. What if your phone's accelerometers show you were traveling greater than the speed limit? The data is captured and you didn't even know.
There are limitations to the mounting of drives in a separate directory under XP and Server 2003. Not sure if it also affects Vista/7/Server 2008. Some software insists that the destination directory only correlates to the boot drive and not the physical disk forcing a duplicate mount as another drive letter so they see that I have enough space. Overall, it's better than having many drive letters.
Absolutely. Businesses in the US own the lawmakers so they can have laws to squeeze as much profit from the population. Regulation in Asian and Scandinavian countries promote competition. Those who have control won't allow competition.
I'll have to see if beta8 improves. But FF is dog dog slow if your history window is up and you visit a site. There is some contention between updating the history file, updating its window, and all other windows--and updating the history file/window wins the contention.
So the Dell notebook that's made in China cannot be resold? The article says this indecision would trigger more companies to move manufacturing overseas--way to go if they do that. I guess most corn-based products are safe but they're one-use.
What does a tie like this imply? The Supreme Court will hear a similar case again or they will ignore it?
foobar2000 is very light weight but a little heavy on the UI configuration. I got tired of iTunes + Quicktime being close to 100MB. My foobar200 installation is less than 18MB with a bunch of plugins like media streaming, various container (rar, zip, etc.) support, tagger support for Discogs, and some other decoders like AC3, DTS, Monkey's. It even has component update capability.
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I would agree with this. Just like today you can't buy a new 10GB hard disk, in 5 years people probably won't be able to purchase a non-smart phone except in rare circumstances.
The government has shown that it has a history of being highly irresponsible with such authority. So I would like to see their power in communications spelled out: hey could ask, but not demand.
I just bought an LG TV. Not planning on buying nor recommend others buy Sony for a long, long time.
I think NAT will still exist but for a different reason. How many v6 IPs will an ISP give you? 1? 10? 100? 1000? Maybe they'll give you 10 but I don't then 10 will be enough.
Just because one has a high IQ or multiple college degrees do not mean you are experts in everything.
Newegg will also refund. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJcE2alQPvY
I don't know if you were being serious, but the reason is because the monopolies/duopolies have such a stranglehold on the infrastructure it is difficult for anyone else to effectively compete with them. Municipalities get sued by the incumbent ISPs for setting up their own broadband system and winning, there is no need for the likes of Comcast and AT&T to provide cheap and reliable broadband. And when broadband is more expensive than the rest of the world, your aunt and uncle are "satisfied" with what they have.
As per the article, difficult to do when there are tens of thousands of laws that are on the books. What if your phone's accelerometers show you were traveling greater than the speed limit? The data is captured and you didn't even know.
Like the average US citizen have a choice in the matter.
After all, OS X introduced the .app extension. Microsoft's store should be called Exe Store.
It's too bad this drop affects DDR2 and above and not DDR.
Or you could have said he allowed the Federal Reserve to be created.
There are limitations to the mounting of drives in a separate directory under XP and Server 2003. Not sure if it also affects Vista/7/Server 2008. Some software insists that the destination directory only correlates to the boot drive and not the physical disk forcing a duplicate mount as another drive letter so they see that I have enough space. Overall, it's better than having many drive letters.
Absolutely. Businesses in the US own the lawmakers so they can have laws to squeeze as much profit from the population. Regulation in Asian and Scandinavian countries promote competition. Those who have control won't allow competition.
I'll have to see if beta8 improves. But FF is dog dog slow if your history window is up and you visit a site. There is some contention between updating the history file, updating its window, and all other windows--and updating the history file/window wins the contention.
So the Dell notebook that's made in China cannot be resold? The article says this indecision would trigger more companies to move manufacturing overseas--way to go if they do that. I guess most corn-based products are safe but they're one-use.
What does a tie like this imply? The Supreme Court will hear a similar case again or they will ignore it?
But has been modded up by ostriches.
But the bad caps were from Nichicon, a Japanese company.
Here is the FDA's response to the letter. http://www.fda.gov/Radiation-EmittingProducts/RadiationEmittingProductsandProcedures/SecuritySystems/ucm231857.htm
reddit loads noticeably faster using b7, esp with threads with over 500 comments.
AV software is a scam. I still remember these guys knew about the Sony rootkit and did nothing to inform their customers.
foobar2000 is very light weight but a little heavy on the UI configuration. I got tired of iTunes + Quicktime being close to 100MB. My foobar200 installation is less than 18MB with a bunch of plugins like media streaming, various container (rar, zip, etc.) support, tagger support for Discogs, and some other decoders like AC3, DTS, Monkey's. It even has component update capability.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wirestory?id=12040758&page=4 is one of the many pages that reference his 1996 apology. Just google "boehner 1996 apology tobacco" and pick your website.
It seems like an interesting product. But I don't know where you get $10/client. Their website says their client works only with the suite, which is sold separately. Client is anywhere from $30-$60 and the suite is $6K to $8K for 1-3 year support. http://store.vmware.com/store/vmware/en_US/DisplayProductDetailsPage/productID.105855800
You haven't gone back far enough. http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-microsoft-operating-income-by-division-2010-2#comment-4b73deb8000000000031ec9b