But why do this with RFID as a unique tag? Surely our faces or speech or irises are unique enough. Hold a database of those rather than implant another unique key?
I can imagine the phone call from my girlfriend already... "Dan, I'm trying to parallel park but can't do it in these shoes. Can you remote connect? My IP address is..."
I just got back from a week long holiday to find 226 e-mails of which 170 were spam. I used to get far less but now my out-of-office (as enforced by company policy) replies automatically to spam stating I'm away thus reenforcing the fact that my e-mail address is a real and active one therefore even more spam gets directed at it.:-(
To make it worse you don't get paid to get papers published there. The money goes to the journal not the paper submitters. You actually have to surrender your copyright to the journal on submission of the paper. Most journals actually expect academics to submit their papers for free, expect fellow academics to referee the papers for free and then charge the academics to view both other peoples papers and their own papers.
I've got a bit of experience of this having a publication list of my own.
Perversely after I've had papers accepted in journals I can't leave the PDFs of the papers on my web site as I don't own them anymore, the journals do.
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The download is 5MB. 5MB!!! This is what I want in a document editor.
But why only have one birthday a year. Later this year we have 7,000,000 minutes old and next year there is 5,000 days old to celebrate.
More useless date facts available here.
But why do this with RFID as a unique tag? Surely our faces or speech or irises are unique enough. Hold a database of those rather than implant another unique key?
I've never been comfortable with the social engineering of equivalising M/F ratios in any given discipline.
So should I save up for an Intel processor or buy 2 AMD machines?
So that apple was spiked with a sex-gene eh?
A phone call from Derren Brown may be a good start for this research.
I'd never heard of MS Bob until I read this article. Wonder why it wasn't called MS Bill?
You have a box? This guy doesn't.
Better replace that open source nasty TCP ASAP then.
When I was younger I was sooo much a fan of Peter Gabriel I'd tape his songs off the radio.
I can imagine the phone call from my girlfriend already... "Dan, I'm trying to parallel park but can't do it in these shoes. Can you remote connect? My IP address is..."
I use BugMeNot via the FireFox plug-in to save registering myself.
Yes is should. I made a most embosing typo.
Must have had one hell of a beta test phase.
Like clicking on any of the advert around this article!
Are you saying Microsoft likes fat clients too?
If users how many of those users will also be Linux/Mac users?
Maybe someone familiar with set theory can comment here?
Go on IBM GIFt it to us.
No-one can tell you what the region 1 price is, you have to see it for yourself.
I just got back from a week long holiday to find 226 e-mails of which 170 were spam. I used to get far less but now my out-of-office (as enforced by company policy) replies automatically to spam stating I'm away thus reenforcing the fact that my e-mail address is a real and active one therefore even more spam gets directed at it. :-(
I'm a big fan of POV-Ray. I've been using it for years to illustrate chemistry through on-line animations.
Guess they'll be doing a complete install at every McDonald's as they love fat clients.
I've got a bit of experience of this having a publication list of my own.
Perversely after I've had papers accepted in journals I can't leave the PDFs of the papers on my web site as I don't own them anymore, the journals do.
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Just doing what the name calls for.