If you want to include HDMI connectors on your TV, then you must follow the rules specified by the HDMI licensing companies.
Or sell unlicenced product manufactured in a jurisdiction where no one cares. Anyone want to fund my manufacturing plant in the Democratic Republic of Congo,? (Sierra Leone actually has a "Pirate Bay" see Google Maps)
I am confident that even the HDMI consortium are not going to pay to fix the DRC to fix DRM. There is no evidence that money will fix the problems of the DRC anyway.
I have made it past 60, and I am still trying to earn a living writing PHP, C, or designing hardware, or doing Unix Sysadmin. I really don't want to be an alligator wrestler at my age, but there are not many other jobs going.
I don't know about the US but in Germany and I think the rest of the EU, the "sweat of the brow" rule applies to databases.
As an SQL programmer, I can vouch for "sweat of the brow" personally. Is there a ruling that DB4 code is worth more than SQL because
of the extra amount of grief that went into debugging it?
Past experience of the British government's uncanny ability with technology suggests
Any drones that are actually delivered before they are obsolete will catch government ministers stuffing loot into their pockets, but accidentally kill innocent bystanders instead.
My experience is the same: XP shipped with machines bought legit from PC world Business Centre fail. Dodgy looking copies bought from my Ukranian friend at the computer fair pass. (Ubuntu - priceless)
Beyond this, I'm out of my depth. (I'm a physicist not a biologist.)
You are already out of your depth. You are ignoring
The inverse square law.
The fact that your skin has lots of water in it.
Ambient levels of radiation at these frequencies.
Any radiation that actually gets to your skin will be absorbed by the moisture in it. In all likelyhood, radiation reaching your brain cells from a cell phone will be massively less than that given off by random events in adjacent neurones.
In summary: If radiation from cellphones was dangerous, sunlight would kill in seconds.
I hope he is working on an IDE where you write PHP by throwing cowdung at the screen with your Wiimote. I have proposed this numerous times. It just seems so apt. (The duificult is that the SQl development probably relies on a level where you are wresting with aligators).Stomping on bugs would be good using the Wii balance board!
I could name at least 7 people who have degrees at
"real" universities because I did _all_ their course work. They were not able to understand what the
assignment was in some cases, and in others barely able to write English.
Coursework assessment is a great idea, but it should not count towards the degree!
In Cambridge (England) Your final exam is a "tripos" - you sit on a three legged stool in the
centre of the Quadrangle, and ANYONE can ask you questions! No cheating there!
A distance learnign exam is not worth the cost of the e-mailed accreditation pdf. HR people are there
to cover their arses. Do you think they would be in HR if they could do a real job? They are their
cos they knew someone who owed them a favour.
Not to mention a brief discussion of horses heads, and offers that cant be refused.
Or sell unlicenced product manufactured in a jurisdiction where no one cares.
Anyone want to fund my manufacturing plant in the Democratic Republic of Congo,? (Sierra Leone actually has a "Pirate Bay" see Google Maps)
I am confident that even the HDMI consortium are not going to pay to fix the DRC to fix DRM. There is no evidence that money will fix the problems of the DRC anyway.
I have made it past 60, and I am still trying to earn a living writing PHP, C, or designing hardware, or doing Unix Sysadmin. I really don't want to be an alligator wrestler at my age, but there are not many other jobs going.
Please mod parent +2, ROTFLMAO
As an SQL programmer, I can vouch for "sweat of the brow" personally. Is there a ruling that DB4 code is worth more than SQL because of the extra amount of grief that went into debugging it?
Surely the answer must be "none" - drones obviously run "Windows for Drones"?
Any drones that are actually delivered before they are obsolete will catch government ministers stuffing loot into their pockets, but accidentally kill innocent bystanders instead.
I am willing to research these areas, if you are willing to fund me!
A short venture outside your mum's basement will reveal that human intelligence is still a ways off.
Even a visit to the political-news website can be fairly revealing on this subject.
You mean Al, as in Bundy, right?
Now you've blown it! They will have to use leathal force on people caught littering! (We knew that was coming, we live here.)
Nope: I always check the MD5s with OpenBSD.org before installing.
My experience is the same: XP shipped with machines bought legit from PC world Business Centre fail. Dodgy looking copies bought from my Ukranian friend at the computer fair pass. (Ubuntu - priceless)
This is obviously a marketing ploy sponsored by Tux. I would sell my MS shares if I had any.
Vote Penguinista!
By my estimation{ GBP12 = NGN3,000 - I hope its as good as OLPC!
You are already out of your depth. You are ignoring
The inverse square law.
The fact that your skin has lots of water in it.
Ambient levels of radiation at these frequencies.
Any radiation that actually gets to your skin will be absorbed by the moisture in it. In all likelyhood, radiation reaching your brain cells from a cell phone will be massively less than that given off by random events in adjacent neurones.
In summary: If radiation from cellphones was dangerous, sunlight would kill in seconds.
Oh, wait...
Are they not the same person?
New labour: Government by the Mandleson, for the Mandelson
I hope he is working on an IDE where you write PHP by throwing cowdung at the screen with your Wiimote. I have proposed this numerous times. It just seems so apt. (The duificult is that the SQl development probably relies on a level where you are wresting with aligators).Stomping on bugs would be good using the Wii balance board!
Step away from the chair, Steve ...
The service is Windows, and you disable it by installing Ubuntu.
(You must be new here).
You obviously lack experience of HR departments.
Not in England, where its considered a hallmark of Illiteracy.
You really need to get out more.
I could name at least 7 people who have degrees at "real" universities because I did _all_ their course work. They were not able to understand what the assignment was in some cases, and in others barely able to write English. Coursework assessment is a great idea, but it should not count towards the degree!
In Cambridge (England) Your final exam is a "tripos" - you sit on a three legged stool in the centre of the Quadrangle, and ANYONE can ask you questions! No cheating there!
A distance learnign exam is not worth the cost of the e-mailed accreditation pdf. HR people are there to cover their arses. Do you think they would be in HR if they could do a real job? They are their cos they knew someone who owed them a favour.