The PPD isn't going to be out with binoculars searching for copter pilots. At best a your neighbor is going to call them on a nuisance call and make them knock on your door and ask that you quit bothering your neighbor so they can go back to not bothering you.
I anticipate the Arizona Republic running a story in a few years about how some New Times reporter flew a copter over Arpaio's or Mark Brvinovich's back yard and how they could be impacted by this pointless and obscure law.
That's it. It's another lasers-at-airplanes law.:/
And this is why as technology changes, we probably should at least consider new laws.
Having sex in your fenced, backyard hot-tub when you live next door to a skyscraper or under a cliff is asking to be watched. Having sex in your fenced, backyard hot-tub when you live in a tract home in the Phoenix suburbs isn't.
Municipal legislation that says you can't spy with camera drones seems reasonable -- provided you can draft the laws right.
I have two IE tabs open, each is using roughly 130-140MB of private space. This is normal, as the Google home page takes 127.4 megs. The IE parent process is 32 megs as well - so it's nearly half a gig to run these three tabs.
I have only the "basic" necessary add-ons (Adobe, Silverlight, Java, Office), and no other third-party installed tools.
Chrome tabs, for whatever it's worth, are currently running me from 50-170, so it's not much different elsewhere.
An early "college rock" classic (should you believe such a thing exists) by Camper Van Beethoven. Impossible to miss if you were the right age, I think.
A class 2 felony (rape, arson, and other terrible non-murder activities) has a scary "Maximum Sentence" of 10 years, and an aggravated sentence of 12.5 years. The presumptive sentence is half that. Fraud here is a Class-3 felony, so it has a presumptive sentence of 3.5 years.
I believe the argument that says being a public official (legislature, law enforcement, etc.) should count as an aggravating factor (not a mitigating one!), but you're right, the news never comes on and says:
Important person was arrested for drunk driving today, they could face up to 8 hours in a holding cell and a trip to a private rehab facility where they will receive daily spa treatments, but will be denied bloody marys at breakfast.
In Chicago, they'll drag it out forever, and someone else that they hold leverage over will accept a plea to a much, much lower crime, which will result in, at best, probation and public (and pointless) firing. Redflex will then keep them employed as a "consultant."
Repeaters are powered by a constant direct current passed down a conductor near the center of the cable. All repeaters in a cable are powered in series. Power feed equipment (PFE) is installed at the terminal stations on the land. These PFEs inject huge voltage into the line - 3,000, 4,000, and up to 10,000 volts - to power each repeater on the cable (now you can understand why Jaws went to shark heaven after his mid-morning snack).
The humane way is a sharp knife straight down behind the eyes.
Most research suggests they don't feel pain (as such) so submerging the head in boiling water first (as you begin to cook them) is also acceptable. [Dunking them completely in boiling water causes them to thrash, and might cause a fire on the stove, especially since you're busy clarifying butter on the other burner.]
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Well, none of those are "necessary add-ons". Java necessary? Since when? Who the hell even uses java applets anymore?
...anyone who uses their Windows machine in a complex business environment.
This is a feel-good law.
The PPD isn't going to be out with binoculars searching for copter pilots. At best a your neighbor is going to call them on a nuisance call and make them knock on your door and ask that you quit bothering your neighbor so they can go back to not bothering you.
I anticipate the Arizona Republic running a story in a few years about how some New Times reporter flew a copter over Arpaio's or Mark Brvinovich's back yard and how they could be impacted by this pointless and obscure law.
That's it. It's another lasers-at-airplanes law. :/
When does amending privacy laws to say "you can't use drones instead of ladders" become a "drone law" and stop being a proper privacy law?
And this is why as technology changes, we probably should at least consider new laws.
Having sex in your fenced, backyard hot-tub when you live next door to a skyscraper or under a cliff is asking to be watched.
Having sex in your fenced, backyard hot-tub when you live in a tract home in the Phoenix suburbs isn't.
Municipal legislation that says you can't spy with camera drones seems reasonable -- provided you can draft the laws right.
n.b. I'm a resident of Phoenix.
Virus and Malware software is free, and your decision to use Office or not is up to you.
At least with this platform you get the option of using Office if you'd like.
Sure, less, but not when you're talking about filling up 2GB.
My IE threads are each running about 130-150MB ea
My Chrome threads are running 70-170MB ea
There are two practical limits in Windows 32-bit.
2GB per process - closer to 1.75 in practice.
3.25GB total usable.
identical twin sisters
They're genetics are (mostly) the same
Mostly?
100k? 100k what? 100,000k maybe.
I have two IE tabs open, each is using roughly 130-140MB of private space. This is normal, as the Google home page takes 127.4 megs. The IE parent process is 32 megs as well - so it's nearly half a gig to run these three tabs.
I have only the "basic" necessary add-ons (Adobe, Silverlight, Java, Office), and no other third-party installed tools.
Chrome tabs, for whatever it's worth, are currently running me from 50-170, so it's not much different elsewhere.
Again, when the ISP has blocked all your ports, how do you establish a VPN connection?
Again, you dolt, the suggestion is to use VPN before they block your ports.
It would work by you using the VPN service as soon as your ISP installs the blocking plan, thus avoid ever being caught by it.
....and you're back to a day's pay.
An early "college rock" classic (should you believe such a thing exists) by Camper Van Beethoven. Impossible to miss if you were the right age, I think.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T...
Presumptive sentencing.
Here's Arizona's example chart - other states are similar.
http://www.azleg.state.az.us/a...
A class 2 felony (rape, arson, and other terrible non-murder activities) has a scary "Maximum Sentence" of 10 years, and an aggravated sentence of 12.5 years. The presumptive sentence is half that. Fraud here is a Class-3 felony, so it has a presumptive sentence of 3.5 years.
I believe the argument that says being a public official (legislature, law enforcement, etc.) should count as an aggravating factor (not a mitigating one!), but you're right, the news never comes on and says:
Important person was arrested for drunk driving today, they could face up to 8 hours in a holding cell and a trip to a private rehab facility where they will receive daily spa treatments, but will be denied bloody marys at breakfast.
In Chicago, they'll drag it out forever, and someone else that they hold leverage over will accept a plea to a much, much lower crime, which will result in, at best, probation and public (and pointless) firing. Redflex will then keep them employed as a "consultant."
Cocks.
I was talking about wooden boards, you insensitive clod!
[Also, thanks...]
And if you have a hundred, it's like a whole year, man!
$500 per developer doesn't seem particularly absurd, nor have I heard of any particularly onerous restrictions on using these engines.
What's $500 work out to? A day's pay?
Rendering HTML isn't "executing arbitrary code" in any meaningful way.
And 1775 - 1783..
...or it's the thousands of volts pumped into the cables to power the repeaters required every couple hundred kilometers.
http://www.networkworld.com/ar...
Lobster needs to die.
The humane way is a sharp knife straight down behind the eyes.
Most research suggests they don't feel pain (as such) so submerging the head in boiling water first (as you begin to cook them) is also acceptable. [Dunking them completely in boiling water causes them to thrash, and might cause a fire on the stove, especially since you're busy clarifying butter on the other burner.]
The major benefit of Play, at least to me, is the integration with +1 actions from people in my circles.
I know what my friends liked.
Picosecond resolution... ....only 30 or so more zeros until we hit one frame per plank time.
I didn't say that it did or didn't benefit.
I said it didn't cause a paradigm shift in the way the Play store works.