It's not the entire front page as some stories are posted by Zonk. However, I think the editors each are schedules as primary editors for a set time. For the most part Zonk posted stories over the past weekend. Just my thoughts.
The cop does have a right to ask for ID. Just as does the bartender to ask for your ID to serve you beer. I can understand how he impeded the investigation by not giving him the ID because of any information on the ID had to be written down on the report. However, the cop should have asked for his address and birthdate instead of the ID, but that's where the info was, the ID...
I'm not sure I understand your tone correctly....are you implying that they should have gone with a non-commercially (Tech support from the community) supported Fedora over a commercially-supported (Tech support from RH) distro?
I agree. I do alot of work from shells or xterms even when I'm trying to customize something instead of clicking through dozens of windows and screens I can just edit a config file make a setting save it and presto. Actually, the only thing I really require X for is surf the web and grab mail.
That just freaking works. I never understood why every distro can't just use the same install method. Whatever it may be, rpm, apt, yast whatever. And I don't mean the 3 step make install method. Wouldn't it be great to go grab a package from freshmeat or sourceforge and...oh look that's the package type I need....
"AT&T decided to do this the paper route instead of just supplying its customers with online, on-demand details."
Well, first of all they do have paperless billing online. But not everyone has internet connection, or high speed internet, and I tell you from experience, you need broadband to pull one of those bad boys down. Second, I'm not sure I'd want to try to pull all that information via the iPhone given how big the file will be....you're next bill may be a little more pricey.
I personally think the slide down would be a little more comfortable for me. However, I don't like that there is no way to flip the screen 90 degrees like a notebook. If that incorporated that, I'd really like it. I don't like the keyboard of the VIA you mentioned. To cramped. Hell even on a notebook I prefer to use a regular USB keyboard.
First of all, I've seen this site before. The whois says it was registered in 2004. Second, you have to pay for the information, which is probably to pay for his legal fees. Third, the arresting officer and CI should be public information, right?
Now, I don't feel confidential informants are constitutional. You have a right to face your accuser. And even though officers should be forced to site their reference, the DA most of the time argues that they can't do their job and be trusted if they have to reveal their source.
Isn't this essentially the same as what copy centers @ Staples and other companies do? I would think that going to service like this would be better because it's done within two days, no need to ship or anything.
.....I'm not sure if you're trying to provoke some kind of debate...
But
What about Linux users
What about freelance developers
What about beta testers
The movie Outbreak was a good movie and it's based on a book too. So a book like that may be good, after all that's science. And the way they found the cure and everything is pretty accurate...
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It's not the entire front page as some stories are posted by Zonk. However, I think the editors each are schedules as primary editors for a set time. For the most part Zonk posted stories over the past weekend. Just my thoughts.
The cop does have a right to ask for ID. Just as does the bartender to ask for your ID to serve you beer. I can understand how he impeded the investigation by not giving him the ID because of any information on the ID had to be written down on the report. However, the cop should have asked for his address and birthdate instead of the ID, but that's where the info was, the ID...
Right, but giving false reports maybe?
Closeup? It's simply a cropped part of the original image...Close up would...closer up?
Well if the embedded device just pulls the apps from a server, what needs to be written for it?
I'm not sure I understand your tone correctly....are you implying that they should have gone with a non-commercially (Tech support from the community) supported Fedora over a commercially-supported (Tech support from RH) distro?
And that's only okay until MS officially pulls the plug slated currently for 2014.
I agree. I do alot of work from shells or xterms even when I'm trying to customize something instead of clicking through dozens of windows and screens I can just edit a config file make a setting save it and presto. Actually, the only thing I really require X for is surf the web and grab mail.
That just freaking works. I never understood why every distro can't just use the same install method. Whatever it may be, rpm, apt, yast whatever. And I don't mean the 3 step make install method. Wouldn't it be great to go grab a package from freshmeat or sourceforge and...oh look that's the package type I need....
Well, the GOphones aren't that expensive. Go Phone prices
I didn't realize it got unlimited data. But we'll see how long that lasts. It's only fair to offset the incredible price of the phone.
"AT&T decided to do this the paper route instead of just supplying its customers with online, on-demand details."
Well, first of all they do have paperless billing online. But not everyone has internet connection, or high speed internet, and I tell you from experience, you need broadband to pull one of those bad boys down. Second, I'm not sure I'd want to try to pull all that information via the iPhone given how big the file will be....you're next bill may be a little more pricey.
It's a hundred dollars per person...
I personally think the slide down would be a little more comfortable for me. However, I don't like that there is no way to flip the screen 90 degrees like a notebook. If that incorporated that, I'd really like it. I don't like the keyboard of the VIA you mentioned. To cramped. Hell even on a notebook I prefer to use a regular USB keyboard.
I'm not sure, but I think FIC is only responsible for the hardware? This site has more info. I would like a camera and led flash on it.
First of all, I've seen this site before. The whois says it was registered in 2004. Second, you have to pay for the information, which is probably to pay for his legal fees. Third, the arresting officer and CI should be public information, right?
Now, I don't feel confidential informants are constitutional. You have a right to face your accuser. And even though officers should be forced to site their reference, the DA most of the time argues that they can't do their job and be trusted if they have to reveal their source.
It is? Because games run on it so well? Because it's so easy to install drivers for ATI and Nvidia video cards? Because it's easy to play HD-DVD?
Isn't this essentially the same as what copy centers @ Staples and other companies do? I would think that going to service like this would be better because it's done within two days, no need to ship or anything.
....Surely you could have come up with a better analogy or at least informed us who was the ass, the fox, and the lion.
In fact I'm not even sure how this pertains to this topic??
It's a trap! They'll shoot on a white flag
You mean this?
Here
.....I'm not sure if you're trying to provoke some kind of debate... But What about Linux users What about freelance developers What about beta testers
Probably not. It's more SCO FUD. I guess now they've finally succumbed to grasping at straws that aren't there.
The movie Outbreak was a good movie and it's based on a book too. So a book like that may be good, after all that's science. And the way they found the cure and everything is pretty accurate...