Re:Never used this keystroke
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Goodbye, Ctrl-S
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Sometimes the challenge with Ctrl-S was that you often didn't know if it did anything, and you found yourself going to the File menu to see if the Save button was grey, or to click it more than a few times "just to be sure."
Trusting that your Google Doc was saved without hitting a button, or that a draft of your email was auto-generated takes a bit of trust that takes a while to build.
If you're not a heavy user, it'll take time to build that trust.
The elements of kidnapping are (1) knowingly, (2) restraining another person, (3) with the intent, (4) to place the victim in a reasonable apprehension of imminent physical injury or to seize or exercise control over a vehicle.
So, when you argue with your girlfriend, and don't unlock the car doors, and she's scared you'll Chris Brown her -- kidnapping.
Well, for starters, that wasn't the question. It was asked about the protection schemes themselves instead of the larger picture.
Further, not everything my Windows Media Center records is popular, and rarely will the downloadable/torrentable versions be as high of quality as a native capture.
My Powerball power fantasy includes me roaming the country with high-speed vehicles, with my team of enormous bodyguards, tossing lit cigarettes back in people's cars.
Based on the number of proportional font memos with a blacked out second country name, it shouldn't be too hard to narrow down the other country (in addition to the Bahamas) for which "full retrieval" was possible.
I mean, it's not Laos, and it's not Nagorno-Karabakh, but with a known font, you could narrow it down pretty quickly based on the redacted images.
Where do you people come from that have been pulled over enough times to generate statistically useful information about it? Are you psychic? Do you have the special ability to interpret other's intentions merely by thought?
Here's a little something I've noticed, that's probably just as scientifically valid as your theory that cops are out to get you because of your stickers (ha!): People driving like civil humans rarely ever get pulled over for "illegal reasons."
I've been driving for about 30 years, and in the last 20, I've probably been pulled over fewer than half a dozen times, all for pretty valid reasons.
Maybe I should get some more anti-establishment stickers......which cops can TOTALLY read from the roadside.:/
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Sometimes the challenge with Ctrl-S was that you often didn't know if it did anything, and you found yourself going to the File menu to see if the Save button was grey, or to click it more than a few times "just to be sure."
Trusting that your Google Doc was saved without hitting a button, or that a draft of your email was auto-generated takes a bit of trust that takes a while to build.
If you're not a heavy user, it'll take time to build that trust.
Meh. You cannot observe anything, ever. At best you can analyze your own neurons firing.
What's the correct number to kill to prevent another attack?
Must be terrible for McDonalds too, only having netted 1.4BN after all was said an done...
I didn't intend to go all Chris Brown on her?
Stars on Amazon were less about the gameplay and more protest over always-online DRM.
Yeah, the 10 million plus copies of the two SC2 games are probably really killing them financially...
Yup.
Here in Arizona:
The elements of kidnapping are (1) knowingly, (2) restraining another person, (3) with the intent, (4) to place the victim in a reasonable apprehension of imminent physical injury or to seize or exercise control over a vehicle.
So, when you argue with your girlfriend, and don't unlock the car doors, and she's scared you'll Chris Brown her -- kidnapping.
Well, one could argue this "Pro" is now a "Con".
/sunglasses
YEAAAAAH!
Well, for starters, that wasn't the question. It was asked about the protection schemes themselves instead of the larger picture.
Further, not everything my Windows Media Center records is popular, and rarely will the downloadable/torrentable versions be as high of quality as a native capture.
Has DRM ever worked? One instance? I've never heard of it lasting longer than a few days.
Microsoft .DVRMS files saved on Windows Media Center devices with PlayReady.
Yesterday, a California court announced the was voluntarily dismissed.
I believe the California court accidentally the whole thing.
I know what they were called :)
And to be fair, the only way to really know was to get to the obscure point in the game that needed one of those files and find it missing. :/
Back in the day, I recall a number of pirate copies of games that compressed audio/video assets because bits were still costly and slow.
*shrug*
Obligatory: http://begthequestion.info/
Get out of my head!
My Powerball power fantasy includes me roaming the country with high-speed vehicles, with my team of enormous bodyguards, tossing lit cigarettes back in people's cars.
"Hey, you must have dropped this."
How long does it take to cut-and-paste a list of countries in that font and see how many fit the width?
Then repeat the process against the other documents in other fonts?
Then compare the two lists? How many countries will be left?
[Leading or trailing whitespace is a non-issue, since you know where the next word starts.]
Numerous Senate and Congressional meetings occur behind closed doors.
We're hardly fully transparent.
Translucent on a good day...
I see the smiley, but in case someone else misses it -- it's just their bilingual logo.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...
The law in Belgium states that it is illegal to hold public protests without authorisation from the municipality.
The video on this site, shows the round-up, and it seems, VERY VERY controlled and peaceful on both sides.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ttip-...
Nice people, the Belgish...
Based on the number of proportional font memos with a blacked out second country name, it shouldn't be too hard to narrow down the other country (in addition to the Bahamas) for which "full retrieval" was possible.
I mean, it's not Laos, and it's not Nagorno-Karabakh, but with a known font, you could narrow it down pretty quickly based on the redacted images.
Here:
https://prod01-cdn00.cdn.first...
And here:
https://prod01-cdn02.cdn.first...
How many of you thought, "Hey, only $200...hmmmm?"
Be honest.
I wonder what this particular Slashvertisement cost to buy?
The rating itself isn't a problem.
The problem is that the riders have no idea what an "expected" rating is, and leave 3-4 stars for drivers that need 4-5 stars to not fail the system.
If they're not, how do they support them now that they can't in the future?
...most of the time I've been pulled over...
Where do you people come from that have been pulled over enough times to generate statistically useful information about it? Are you psychic? Do you have the special ability to interpret other's intentions merely by thought?
Here's a little something I've noticed, that's probably just as scientifically valid as your theory that cops are out to get you because of your stickers (ha!): People driving like civil humans rarely ever get pulled over for "illegal reasons."
I've been driving for about 30 years, and in the last 20, I've probably been pulled over fewer than half a dozen times, all for pretty valid reasons.
Maybe I should get some more anti-establishment stickers... ...which cops can TOTALLY read from the roadside. :/