Seems to me most people are just jelly of the guy and don't like his politics, but if given a chance to do the flying would be super-exited and talk about the experience for ages afterwards.
You're trying to tell us the evidence was so hard for Samsung to find they couldn't get it submitted earlier in the discovery process?
Was the data stored in LEO and retrieving it involved launching a rocket with specially trained astronauts, or something of equal scale. By submitting it late when it was such an obvious piece of evidence it means Apple would be severely hampered in producing a counter, so there's really only one reasonable explanation for why they tried to pull that one and the judge obviously didn't buy what ever dog-ate-my-homework story they tried.
It seems quite likely that the Koch brothers actually don't / didn't think anthropogenic global warming was real, and thus funded the study with that assumption thinking it would support their position.
She doesn't have to. It's only been ~1 year since the incident and it relates to the release of iodine, which not only decays extremely rapidly but was counteracted quickly with the distribution of iodine tablets. Not only that, thyroid exams aren't exactly common anywhere. I imagine you'd see interesting things if you did similar examinations in random locations around the US.
If there's an abnormal thyroid nodules and cysts that are not cancerous, one of the obvious first places to look is at the iodine tablets. It's not hard to imagine the parents being very diligent at administering those.
That's kinda what I thought too before writing my masters paper on a subject related to privacy here in Japan.
Basically it isn't really as much individualism as we understand it, rather it is about being invisible to the government so that they can't spot what they think is a nail that sticks out.
So you got a real smackdown of your crazy Apple conspiracy theories by the facts that they are actually doing more than most other companies, and now you call him rude and demand to know how they pay for it?
Seriously, it's almost as embarrassing to watch as the Foxconn suicide or Greenpeace environmental impact reports.
Do you have anything to support your supposition that they're willing to go through... Not mutual, but uni-directional self-destruction in order to lop a couple of nukes at western cities?
In the Norwegian boy scouts we did weekend camping in winter, up in the mountains, with below -10C during the day. There was no proper firewood and what we did find was thoroughly wet, so it was impossible to get a fire going.
Or the week long trek over mountain terrain, walking 8-10 hours every day only meeting a handful of people throughout.
Sorry, but a rattlesnake in bucket doesn't impress that much in the 'potentially lethal' department.
It is funny that the GP seems to think London Transport company is charging higher paper ticket prices to get their hands on his unused Oyster card money, rather than the actual higher cost of handling physical money and paper tickets in non-centralized locations. As the proportion of physical paper tickets falls the unit cost of the service increases.
I saw a rather interesting survey in The Economist (subscribe to their podcast, they're fucking awesome even if you're just a computer geek like me), the survey covered what European country people thought was least corrupt and who worked the hardest.
The survey showed Germany clearly leading on being least corrupt, and leading on working the hardest... Except for the Greek who said they worked the hardest.
True according to reported work hours, yet is someone really 'working' if they're sleeping or otherwise padding?
Well, as I'm currently living in Japan I've seen / studied pretty much the three types of societies that have produced highly competitive industrialized societies. The US (through osmosis of politics, literature and lol), Northern Europe and Japan.
And what many in the US, especially republicans, seem to miss is that social safety net, universal health care, support for parents with young children, etc, are competitive advantages. What social-capitalistic societies have thought us is that rather than chase an ideology, you should implement reasonable social policies and encourage capitalism that is reined in by sensible regulations.
As a manager of an IKEA manufacturing plant (that out-competed local businesses) in the US said on the Colbert Report; we swedes took the lessons of US capitalism and got better than you at it.
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The Third Reich had and extensive selection program where only the resourceful and educated jews survived, mainly through US visas and such.
Wait, what?
When did exchange consulting become the goal of CS students? That's what you get one of those MS certificate courses or something to get into.
Seems to me most people are just jelly of the guy and don't like his politics, but if given a chance to do the flying would be super-exited and talk about the experience for ages afterwards.
Seriously, the guy gets to do awesome fun things.
And what if you're a 1-in-7000 guy, and happen to not have alibi and don't have many friends around the place cause you're seen as a bit weird?
Besides, going through the process is going to make 8080 men feel varying degrees of uncomfort at being seen as a potential rapist and killer.
What are children's stories?
You mean the well-known left-wing activist that wrote about how to take revenge on a guy through false rape allegations?
Perhaps the judge just didn't like intentionally late submissions of evidence, as compared to actually hard to discover evidence submitted late.
If I was a judge I would also be pissed at such obvious attempts at gaming the system.
You're trying to tell us the evidence was so hard for Samsung to find they couldn't get it submitted earlier in the discovery process?
Was the data stored in LEO and retrieving it involved launching a rocket with specially trained astronauts, or something of equal scale. By submitting it late when it was such an obvious piece of evidence it means Apple would be severely hampered in producing a counter, so there's really only one reasonable explanation for why they tried to pull that one and the judge obviously didn't buy what ever dog-ate-my-homework story they tried.
Blessed are those who have something to say yet don't.
It seems quite likely that the Koch brothers actually don't / didn't think anthropogenic global warming was real, and thus funded the study with that assumption thinking it would support their position.
She doesn't have to. It's only been ~1 year since the incident and it relates to the release of iodine, which not only decays extremely rapidly but was counteracted quickly with the distribution of iodine tablets. Not only that, thyroid exams aren't exactly common anywhere. I imagine you'd see interesting things if you did similar examinations in random locations around the US.
If there's an abnormal thyroid nodules and cysts that are not cancerous, one of the obvious first places to look is at the iodine tablets. It's not hard to imagine the parents being very diligent at administering those.
So yeah, no need to panic just yet.
That's kinda what I thought too before writing my masters paper on a subject related to privacy here in Japan.
Basically it isn't really as much individualism as we understand it, rather it is about being invisible to the government so that they can't spot what they think is a nail that sticks out.
Worse... He quoted a twitter message where the joke about 'us' being the 'US' was made, in the context of copyright.
So you got a real smackdown of your crazy Apple conspiracy theories by the facts that they are actually doing more than most other companies, and now you call him rude and demand to know how they pay for it?
Seriously, it's almost as embarrassing to watch as the Foxconn suicide or Greenpeace environmental impact reports.
If it is impossible to take apart the retina MBP, how are they able to offer battery replacement service?
I guess they use magic or something, and recyclers are normal people so they are unable to tear apart the new MBP's.
Actually we're closest related to Chimpanzees and Bonobos, the violence and the constant sex parts in one has lead to civilization.
Why Iran?
Do you have anything to support your supposition that they're willing to go through... Not mutual, but uni-directional self-destruction in order to lop a couple of nukes at western cities?
Condom breaking is rape now?
Fuck, does this mean I'm a rapist too?
FBI created some criminals.
In the Norwegian boy scouts we did weekend camping in winter, up in the mountains, with below -10C during the day. There was no proper firewood and what we did find was thoroughly wet, so it was impossible to get a fire going.
Or the week long trek over mountain terrain, walking 8-10 hours every day only meeting a handful of people throughout.
Sorry, but a rattlesnake in bucket doesn't impress that much in the 'potentially lethal' department.
It is funny that the GP seems to think London Transport company is charging higher paper ticket prices to get their hands on his unused Oyster card money, rather than the actual higher cost of handling physical money and paper tickets in non-centralized locations. As the proportion of physical paper tickets falls the unit cost of the service increases.
Not according to the calculations provided by MPAA and RIAA.
I support free soda sizes if you support legalizing all drugs.
I saw a rather interesting survey in The Economist (subscribe to their podcast, they're fucking awesome even if you're just a computer geek like me), the survey covered what European country people thought was least corrupt and who worked the hardest.
The survey showed Germany clearly leading on being least corrupt, and leading on working the hardest... Except for the Greek who said they worked the hardest.
True according to reported work hours, yet is someone really 'working' if they're sleeping or otherwise padding?
Well, as I'm currently living in Japan I've seen / studied pretty much the three types of societies that have produced highly competitive industrialized societies. The US (through osmosis of politics, literature and lol), Northern Europe and Japan.
And what many in the US, especially republicans, seem to miss is that social safety net, universal health care, support for parents with young children, etc, are competitive advantages. What social-capitalistic societies have thought us is that rather than chase an ideology, you should implement reasonable social policies and encourage capitalism that is reined in by sensible regulations.
As a manager of an IKEA manufacturing plant (that out-competed local businesses) in the US said on the Colbert Report; we swedes took the lessons of US capitalism and got better than you at it.