Presumably he let the authorities in to fight the fire which occurred in his home.
I'm also guessing that there is a rule or law about a structural safety inspection after a fire before occupants can be let back in.
I would also guess that a fire inspector seeing 1500 vials, cans and jars of chemicals of unknown origin, composition and stability laying around may consider it unsafe, and in that case would wisely call in for assistance.
"but I know not how to change this, any suggestions, or does anyone know where Illinois dumps used tech?"
What the fuck are students actually learning these days? Is it all just memorization followed by regurgitation at the end of the week?
Isn't there any schooling on general "How to find shit out on my own" anymore?
1. Your full name and contact information, including a verifiable email address.
2. The Gmail address of the individual who passed away.
3a. The full header from an email message that you have received at your verifiable email address, from the Gmail account in question. (To obtain the header from a message in Gmail, open the message, click 'More options,' then click 'Show original.' Copy everything from 'Delivered- To:' through the 'References:' line. To obtain headers from other webmail or email providers, please refer to http://www.spamcop.com/help_with_headers/)
3b. The entire contents of the message.
4. A copy of the death certificate of the deceased.
5. A copy of the document that gives you Power of Attorney over the Gmail account.
6. If you are the parent of the individual, please send us a copy of the Birth Certificate if the Gmail account owner was under the age of 18. In this case, Power of Attorney is not required.
Hot climates grow fruits and make wines and sugary alcohols.
Medium climates grow grains and make beers and dark/heavy liquors.
Cold climates grow whatever they can and make clear/light liquors.
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One of the "benefits" for working at google is they'll give you up to $5000 to adopt a kid.
Clearly google is paving their own way to cheap underage chinese laborers in a few years.
HP gave us $10,000.
I thought kids had stronger immune systems. This allows them to fight off things their bodies haven't encountered yet.
Get chicken pox as an adult and you're in serious trouble.
As a kids disease, its just a week off of school.
Except for the kill switch, you are describing most private charter airlines.
Presumably he let the authorities in to fight the fire which occurred in his home.
I'm also guessing that there is a rule or law about a structural safety inspection after a fire before occupants can be let back in.
I would also guess that a fire inspector seeing 1500 vials, cans and jars of chemicals of unknown origin, composition and stability laying around may consider it unsafe, and in that case would wisely call in for assistance.
But, that's just me.
In fact I bet as a PR stunt Cisco would come out and profile the whole setup for them.
I bet you Cisco couldn't give a rats ass about doing any PR stuff for this situation.
What's the wager?
If it was a cheating husband or criminal they would have been in court showing how inaccurate their GPS is.
"I ordered it overnight on Wednesday afternoon; they sat on the order until Friday"
So what?
You paid for overnight SHIPPING, not rush processing. They processed your order in 2 days, and shipped it overnight.
- Cooling: No 'natural' convection
- G-Forces, Vibration
- Radiation
Gee, all the same things that the equipment HP designed for the military in the 70's and 80's was required to have.Of course, over 100 could be exactly 423827 data centers, in which case 54 kind of sucks.
"but I know not how to change this, any suggestions, or does anyone know where Illinois dumps used tech?"
What the fuck are students actually learning these days? Is it all just memorization followed by regurgitation at the end of the week?
Isn't there any schooling on general "How to find shit out on my own" anymore?
1. Your full name and contact information, including a verifiable email address.
2. The Gmail address of the individual who passed away.
3a. The full header from an email message that you have received at your verifiable email address, from the Gmail account in question. (To obtain the header from a message in Gmail, open the message, click 'More options,' then click 'Show original.' Copy everything from 'Delivered- To:' through the 'References:' line. To obtain headers from other webmail or email providers, please refer to http://www.spamcop.com/help_with_headers/)
3b. The entire contents of the message.
4. A copy of the death certificate of the deceased.
5. A copy of the document that gives you Power of Attorney over the Gmail account.
6. If you are the parent of the individual, please send us a copy of the Birth Certificate if the Gmail account owner was under the age of 18. In this case, Power of Attorney is not required.
Just from the submitters headline it seems he acknowledges that it was suicide.
If it's possible it was a suspicious death/accident, then the Police should do an investigation for you.
It says 420km, which gets rounded down to 400 in the headline paragraph.
420km in miles is 260, which gets rounded up to 300 for the Slashdot article.
HAHAHA, how many times are you guys gonna fall for the same trick? It's even worded the same every time.
Is this slashdot, or fluffybunnykitties, it's hard to tell sometimes.
Hot climates grow fruits and make wines and sugary alcohols.
Medium climates grow grains and make beers and dark/heavy liquors.
Cold climates grow whatever they can and make clear/light liquors.
Wine in Italy
Beer in Germany
Vodka in Finland
If it was 'bricked' it would never be able to be a phone or an ipod again.
It's just temporarily not working.
Huge difference.
From the last Earth before it was blown up by it's own foolish inhabitants. Don't you read books? This has all been explained many times. :D
""We know the picture... ends in an .exe, which is not shown" to the user, Royal says."
.exe it isn't a picture, you shouldn't keep calling it one.
If it ends in
You know the world is going to crap when slashdot readers blindly click on links without looking at the URL they are headed for.
You don't have to explain your cancer treatments, but there is no law protecting you from explaining your cat's treatments.
The cat was radioactive, not the person.
How to verify? Pull out the $3000 dollar vet bill that says "Radiation Treatment" on it.
No, he was seen flying by a person who works at the ranch. That's where they got their 'best guess' as to the direction he was flying in.
Sounds like Al Qaeda will have a large supply of remote detonated 'suicide' bombers.
Good point, it didn't used to be cost effective to get oil from shale-oil sand in Canada either, now tarred up sand is huge business.
What about the rest of the students who weren't expelled and are being educated by these idiots? That's the real story.