One benefit of having a domain is having forward all for %.com@domain.com. That way you can see which sites got compromised or which accounts got onsold. They can be easily blocked too.
Still, I do prefer using throwaway email accounts, or not signing up if the content is readily available without registering.
I assumed he thought Justin Bieber was the kid who single-handedly created a singing career by releasing songs of Government documents on his site wikileaks.
Gov't jobs here IMO are usually on par with the levels of draconianism of private industry if not more lenient. The inneficiencies are generally from the bureaucracy, so there is usually ample time to goof off while waitingfor requests to go through.
Shadow Minister is just a minister who is not in power. The Minister of Finance, for example, is from the Party that forms Government, where the Shadow Finance Minister would be the oppositions Finance Minister. It does sound cool though (but not in the context you described).
Exactly what I was thinking. Friends and Foes infringes on this patent. Having said that, the fact that they only applied for a patent after these types of systems were already built should stop it from being enforceable right? Prior art?
Yes, but is that Imperial or Metric Candelabras?... and how many Candelas is one of these Candelabras? Putting pettiness aside for a minute, where did you find the peak luminance spec of the device anyway? It wasn't in TFA, or in the article that TFA linked to. Google gave me this but I couldn't see anything that Sony has verified or released regarding this.
My daughter was born and was expected to have severe Jaundice due to an Rh-D isoimmunisation of my wife (due to mismatching bloodtypes of baby Rh+ and Mother Rh-) and she was also expected to require a blood transfusion (we had managed to avoid needing a transfusion in utero somehow).
She did not have the cord clamped down very quickly at all (at least 3 minutes after birth), though gravity was not much of a factor though. She did require the Biliblanket for 4 weeks after birth, but she didn't have to be taken away to neo-natal care at all, and she never left our side for that time.
I wonder now if the fact that the cord wasn't clamped immediately may have helped her to beat all expectation that she would require a blood transfusion.
I had One of these. The old XT/8088. 4.77MHz, up to 640KB RAM (ought to be enough for anybody right? OK I only had 128 KB), 10 MB HDD. I think we had a CGA card in it...
It was working until somebody threw it away while I was at Uni. Oldest I have now is a AMD K6-2 333MHz PC... running on a PC-Chips board of all things... and yes... still works.
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Correct, but I believe you missed the "here, here" vs "hear, hear" pun ;)
Pardon?
One benefit of having a domain is having forward all for %.com@domain.com. That way you can see which sites got compromised or which accounts got onsold. They can be easily blocked too.
Still, I do prefer using throwaway email accounts, or not signing up if the content is readily available without registering.
The Catholic church simply will not stand for this!
"CHILDREN:
Every sperm is sacred.
Every sperm is great.
If a sperm is wasted,
God gets quite irate.
GIRL:
Let the heathen spill theirs
On the dusty ground.
God shall make them pay for
Every sperm that can't be found."
Etc...
Ahh. Well played, sir. I shall "whoosh" myself ;)
Their isn't?
I assumed he thought Justin Bieber was the kid who single-handedly created a singing career by releasing songs of Government documents on his site wikileaks.
Gov't jobs here IMO are usually on par with the levels of draconianism of private industry if not more lenient. The inneficiencies are generally from the bureaucracy, so there is usually ample time to goof off while waitingfor requests to go through.
Unfortunately, because it's Apple, you won't even be able to watch porn on it ;)
Shadow Minister is just a minister who is not in power. The Minister of Finance, for example, is from the Party that forms Government, where the Shadow Finance Minister would be the oppositions Finance Minister. It does sound cool though (but not in the context you described).
But then there is the counter-suit for Libel and Slander.
Exactly what I was thinking. Friends and Foes infringes on this patent. Having said that, the fact that they only applied for a patent after these types of systems were already built should stop it from being enforceable right? Prior art?
Oh, if you knew my life experiences. I could write a whole series of rather sorted books...
Oh my! Are you seriously going to start writing Phonebooks? Or *gasp* Dictionaries? The horror! Did you perchance mean Sordid?
Around here Damper is what you eat by the fireside...
BP.... Poisoning the other Gulf? The Gulf of Uterus?
They want to pass this data on to CSIRO so they can sue the manufacturers for Wi-Fi Patent Infringement.
To make the extrapolation far more interesting perhaps?
First thing that came to mind when you mentioned wrapping around with an 80um thick screen: Paper Cut. Ouch!
Yes, but is that Imperial or Metric Candelabras? ... and how many Candelas is one of these Candelabras? Putting pettiness aside for a minute, where did you find the peak luminance spec of the device anyway? It wasn't in TFA, or in the article that TFA linked to. Google gave me this but I couldn't see anything that Sony has verified or released regarding this.
But that would require using both hands to hold both sides of the screen... Where is he going to get another hand from?
My daughter was born and was expected to have severe Jaundice due to an Rh-D isoimmunisation of my wife (due to mismatching bloodtypes of baby Rh+ and Mother Rh-) and she was also expected to require a blood transfusion (we had managed to avoid needing a transfusion in utero somehow).
She did not have the cord clamped down very quickly at all (at least 3 minutes after birth), though gravity was not much of a factor though. She did require the Biliblanket for 4 weeks after birth, but she didn't have to be taken away to neo-natal care at all, and she never left our side for that time.
I wonder now if the fact that the cord wasn't clamped immediately may have helped her to beat all expectation that she would require a blood transfusion.
Either way she was a fighter.
I had One of these. The old XT/8088. 4.77MHz, up to 640KB RAM (ought to be enough for anybody right? OK I only had 128 KB), 10 MB HDD. I think we had a CGA card in it...
It was working until somebody threw it away while I was at Uni. Oldest I have now is a AMD K6-2 333MHz PC... running on a PC-Chips board of all things... and yes... still works.
I pick Linux. Do I win something?
I love Wikipedia and Google, but it is a Platonic love...
Couldn't find any reference to it on their site. I hope they are going to cover that at the actual event.