Er, current Mac CPUs are enough to run OS X smoothly (well, my G4 867 is sure enough), what it needs the most is RAM, I think.
But that's the same with Windows XP, I wouldn't expect it to run on my PC (Pentium 233)
New software is generally intended to be used on state-of-the-art machines... not on old ones.
Re:Alone it might not be worth much...
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Be sure a good actor can pass through ANY stress analysis. While on the scene, I've never been so sincere (it needs a little work, but acting is not just a superficial thing, the deeper you're in your character, the more natural you'll be).
Add to this that, depending on culture, we don't feel guilty for the same things... Especially for this, it's a very occidental thing to be ashamed while lying.
So I think that people prepared for it can pass any combination of so-called lie-detectors quite easily.
Re:Issues with the euro in day-to-day life
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For bi-metallic coins, we've had in France for quite a time (10 francs and 20 francs coins). The 1 euro coin resembles the 10 Francs coin a lot (it's just a little smaller).
For security, Euro bills resemble Francs bills a lot. In fact France changed its bills just a few years back, just to show our skill in making secure ones.
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Er, current Mac CPUs are enough to run OS X smoothly (well, my G4 867 is sure enough), what it needs the most is RAM, I think. But that's the same with Windows XP, I wouldn't expect it to run on my PC (Pentium 233) New software is generally intended to be used on state-of-the-art machines... not on old ones.
Be sure a good actor can pass through ANY stress analysis. While on the scene, I've never been so sincere (it needs a little work, but acting is not just a superficial thing, the deeper you're in your character, the more natural you'll be).
Add to this that, depending on culture, we don't feel guilty for the same things... Especially for this, it's a very occidental thing to be ashamed while lying.
So I think that people prepared for it can pass any combination of so-called lie-detectors quite easily.
For bi-metallic coins, we've had in France for quite a time (10 francs and 20 francs coins). The 1 euro coin resembles the 10 Francs coin a lot (it's just a little smaller).
For security, Euro bills resemble Francs bills a lot. In fact France changed its bills just a few years back, just to show our skill in making secure ones.