I'm 40, had glasses since I was 4 and I had LAZIK done 1 year ago.
Waking up and seeing immediately clear was the most moving change I noticed. Getting your son waking you up and seeing him clearly is awesome.
And I also had to loose a lot of reflexes about getting my glasses first thing when I woke up, trying to find them after the shower,.... It took time but they're mostly gone. As someone who does quite a bit of sport now, it's so much better without glasses. Especially when I sweat a lot. And also wearing any type of sunglasses, not only the ones more costly that had lenses adapted to the view.
How long till people start stealing the drones as they see one landing (by throwing a net on them for instance) and hack the firmware so they have their own drone?
Because you can not have reproducable results on the real Internet.
Only a fake one, where eveyrthing is controlled and reproducable, can be used for testing and making sure some settings do not make the browser slower.
I've seen some time ago another concept for the same, apparently in China.
Here is the link to a video explaining how it would work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snFmLkOmkjE
So if you block the fake URL-shortening domain with an "ad-blocker" or at the browser level (à la Google Chrome), you avoid pretty simply the redirection to the spam side, without having to block the legitimate URL-shortening sites.
Or am I missing something?
Most people in Belgium, and especially in Brussels, speak English quite well. And due to the language issues with the 2 Belgians communities (Walloon/French and Flemish), they end up speaking English together if one doesn't speak the other's language.
A lot of nationalities are working in Brussels, we have a lot of agencies from the European Union and a lot of US companies have a local office in Brussels. Google for "expat brussels" will give you a lot of links for specialised websites.
And don't forget beers and chocolate!;-)
I had the opportunity to deploy Pointsec on the site I was managing. It went really good, with only minor issues with 2 laptops (out of 20+ computers). They were resolved quite easily and without any loss of data.
And BTW I never had any issues with their VPN client either:-) .
Google or the government should ask to have high-res pictures of the whole area taken by satellites or high-altitude planes (U2, SR-71) and have them integrated in Google Earth. So hundreds of people could start looking for the missing plane... or the wreckage.
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How can we make sure that the digits are even correct? What would prevent an algorithm to generate random numbers after some millions of valid digits?
Apple shouldn't have invited U2 but Keane to sing "Bend and Break"!
A lot of things actually: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N...
I'm 40, had glasses since I was 4 and I had LAZIK done 1 year ago. Waking up and seeing immediately clear was the most moving change I noticed. Getting your son waking you up and seeing him clearly is awesome. And I also had to loose a lot of reflexes about getting my glasses first thing when I woke up, trying to find them after the shower, .... It took time but they're mostly gone. As someone who does quite a bit of sport now, it's so much better without glasses. Especially when I sweat a lot. And also wearing any type of sunglasses, not only the ones more costly that had lenses adapted to the view.
They should rename it Multivac, as in Asimov's short story: "The Last Question" : http://www.thrivenotes.com/the-last-question/
How long till people start stealing the drones as they see one landing (by throwing a net on them for instance) and hack the firmware so they have their own drone?
The atomic number of Molybdenum is 42!
Reminds me of "The Diamond Moon", volume 5 of the "Venus Prime" book serie by Paul Preuss (based on novels by Arthur C Clarke, again him!).
They explore Europa by drilling into the ice layer and using a submarine to navigate the water below. Interesting books for sci-fi fans!
Because you can not have reproducable results on the real Internet. Only a fake one, where eveyrthing is controlled and reproducable, can be used for testing and making sure some settings do not make the browser slower.
I've seen some time ago another concept for the same, apparently in China. Here is the link to a video explaining how it would work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snFmLkOmkjE
So if you block the fake URL-shortening domain with an "ad-blocker" or at the browser level (à la Google Chrome), you avoid pretty simply the redirection to the spam side, without having to block the legitimate URL-shortening sites. Or am I missing something?
Most people in Belgium, and especially in Brussels, speak English quite well. And due to the language issues with the 2 Belgians communities (Walloon/French and Flemish), they end up speaking English together if one doesn't speak the other's language. A lot of nationalities are working in Brussels, we have a lot of agencies from the European Union and a lot of US companies have a local office in Brussels. Google for "expat brussels" will give you a lot of links for specialised websites. And don't forget beers and chocolate! ;-)
I had the opportunity to deploy Pointsec on the site I was managing. It went really good, with only minor issues with 2 laptops (out of 20+ computers). They were resolved quite easily and without any loss of data. And BTW I never had any issues with their VPN client either :-) .
... until everybody starts using it! It might help, but all your friends and family won't use it so you cannot rely fully on this alone.
To be able to remember what a persone did during the day, (s)he would still have to remember to wear the camera in the morning.
I used a wrong link. I should have posted a link to the BSOD that happens when people install Leopard.
... telling Apple how to implement a Blue Screen Of Death in MacOS X.
Actually this is quite a good idea.
... or the wreckage.
Google or the government should ask to have high-res pictures of the whole area taken by satellites or high-altitude planes (U2, SR-71) and have them integrated in Google Earth. So hundreds of people could start looking for the missing plane