LR44, 2032, 2025......all available at my dollar store in multi-packs.
100 LR44 batteries are $10 on Amazon. That's retail. I have to assume that they're 2-3 CENTS to make, tops. 100 2032 battieres are $17 on Amazon. I assume much the same about them.
The answer is simple. He's a classic home-run hitter.
Most of his hits are "Alcatraz" pop-ups caught just past the infield. But you only make hundreds of millions if you get your home run to syndication - and for all the Alcatraz pop-ups, he keeps hitting a fair amount of Person of Interest home runs.
Adapting to a completely new universe (and/or completely different era) in which some of the previous universe may or may not have existed every season grew tiresome. Ir provided for some interesting twists, but it became difficult to care for anything or anyone once you realized they might simply not exist next time someone powers up a mystery machine. Even deaths became meaningless. How could I feel anything for someone who'd probably just exist in another universe or timeline if they "died" on the show?
"According to Microsoft, although AV-Test’s results indicated that Microsoft’s antivirus products detected only 72 percent of all “zero-day malware,” Microsoft knows from its telemetry data—from hundreds of millions of systems around the world—that fully 99.997 percent of its customers hit with any zero-day attack did not in fact encounter the malware samples tested in this test (basically a 100 percent success rate in the real world). AV-Test’s sample size was just 100 pieces of malware."
You came out as a gay man in 2010. Can you elaborate on how that impacted your life and work?
Do you think the bias around homosexuals unfairly hurts your credibility? Now that you've had a few years living "out," do you still think you chose the right time to do so?
What does it bring new to developers that isn't there in Android?
Real openness?
What have the Romans ever done for us?
Sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health?
All right, fair enough, but appart from sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health; what have the Romans ever done for us?
"The threat, detected as "Android.DDoS.1.origin" by Russian security firm Doctor Web, likely spreads via social engineering tricks"
That, from the summary, says that the threat spreads by social engineering -- and clearly identifies the threat as the malware, not the social engineering bit. TFA says that the malware spreads. Passive or active is important. The author of the summary is a twit. That's my point.
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LR44, 2032, 2025... ...all available at my dollar store in multi-packs.
100 LR44 batteries are $10 on Amazon. That's retail. I have to assume that they're 2-3 CENTS to make, tops.
100 2032 battieres are $17 on Amazon. I assume much the same about them.
I buy old games on sale, therefore all games are $10.
Why was it so hard to just admit you made a silly statement?
It certainly was... ...in the M. Night Shymalan version.
My appreciation of explosions has little to do with how funny the review was. [n.b. explosions are wicked awesome.]
I'm getting trolled by an AC, but...
Joss Whedon's directing abilities aside, he's the best screenwriter currently alive.
WUT?
Cohen? Mammet? Sorkin?
The summary is pretty much word-for-word copy-pasta from his blog.. ..minus any of the useful formatting.
From a TV perspective, there's a lot more "Undercover," "Anatomy of Hope" and "Shelter" out there than there's Lost.
Fringe almost got caught at the wall :) and it looks like Revolution is going to get ruled a ground rule double.
Guess I'll have to avoid the entire rest of THE INTERNET so I don't see any more spoilers...
...yeah...
Actually, the mortality rate of humans is only 93%.
http://what-if.xkcd.com/27/
Best Battleship review I saw:
MISS!
The Dan Trachtenberg short film "Portal: No Escape" already proved (to a lot of people) that Portal would be a fun movie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4drucg1A6Xk
The answer is simple. He's a classic home-run hitter.
Most of his hits are "Alcatraz" pop-ups caught just past the infield. But you only make hundreds of millions if you get your home run to syndication - and for all the Alcatraz pop-ups, he keeps hitting a fair amount of Person of Interest home runs.
Swing for the fences!
John Noble made Fringe great.
Adapting to a completely new universe (and/or completely different era) in which some of the previous universe may or may not have existed every season grew tiresome. Ir provided for some interesting twists, but it became difficult to care for anything or anyone once you realized they might simply not exist next time someone powers up a mystery machine. Even deaths became meaningless. How could I feel anything for someone who'd probably just exist in another universe or timeline if they "died" on the show?
...in corner cases, not against real-world data.
"According to Microsoft, although AV-Test’s results indicated that Microsoft’s antivirus products detected only 72 percent of all “zero-day malware,” Microsoft knows from its telemetry data—from hundreds of millions of systems around the world—that fully 99.997 percent of its customers hit with any zero-day attack did not in fact encounter the malware samples tested in this test (basically a 100 percent success rate in the real world). AV-Test’s sample size was just 100 pieces of malware."
What's next? Serving up maxi-pad ads to female names?
I'm calling my congressperson.
You came out as a gay man in 2010. Can you elaborate on how that impacted your life and work?
Do you think the bias around homosexuals unfairly hurts your credibility? Now that you've had a few years living "out," do you still think you chose the right time to do so?
They're both from the post-archaic period. Geologically speaking, that's the same.
At first I was going to moderate this insightful, and hopefully un-troll the existing comments, but I figured I'd just reply.
While the question is whimsical, it's still on point.
How do you fight the ignorance around your science, and the misinformation from young-earth idiots?
They're not going to get into my phone, but they sure are going to trigger a wipe when they fail the password enough times...
I guess they're going to succeed in destroying my videos. :( ....except the copies that automatically got uploaded to Google+ and Facebook. :)
What does it bring new to developers that isn't there in Android?
Real openness?
What have the Romans ever done for us?
Sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health?
All right, fair enough, but appart from sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health; what have the Romans ever done for us?
Orgies?
"The threat, detected as "Android.DDoS.1.origin" by Russian security firm Doctor Web, likely spreads via social engineering tricks"
That, from the summary, says that the threat spreads by social engineering -- and clearly identifies the threat as the malware, not the social engineering bit. TFA says that the malware spreads. Passive or active is important. The author of the summary is a twit. That's my point.
Users SPREAD the app. The app itself does not spread. It's an important distinction.
The primary competitor for the bodies applying for TSA jobs is WalMart.
Draw your own conclusions.
What does NASA use the other 58% of their budget on?
No fraud. Not perjury. Incompetence. The cop is basically incompetent. ...or lazy.
This just in: Lazy, incompetent people in all lines of work...