for the PDF's.. you can (well windows can) scan the interior of PDF's very well..
at my office, to go paperless, we scan all receipts into pdfs with a very good scanner.
when looking for a certain piece of paper, utility bill, invoice, receipt, govt filing.. we drill down to the last reasonable folder (sometimes we search the entire year's worth of stuff) and ask windows to look for key phrases in the file... and it does a great job..
I can type in a specific dollar amount (one occasionn that worked perfectly) and get back a copy of a delivery slip, the invoice, and the bankstatement all based on typing in the dollar amount......
'of course.. with a government that does all that GWB does by fiat, I wonder if the 'government regulations' gives them an out.. there being so many regulations that are not shareable/identifable- but just exist.
likely, as a condition of entry, they also sign away rights to invention, or if not all rights, at least by entry give the DOD a perpetual license at no charge, and the DOD can then use all the best elements of the failures to improve on the winners product...
the buy the records where the pre-specified critera match.
If the lenders like what they see about you, they send you a pre-selected or pre-approved offer. they say we want XX,XXX-XX,XXX income, XXX-XXX credit score people, who own a home, in New Jersey... and buy a few thousand...
actually, it will only require one.. a method for freezing water that doesn't cause it to expand. the biggest problem with cold storage of humans is ice expands when it freezes, bursting cells. the whole basis of ice-9 was finding a new arrangement of h20 so that it wanted to become a solid when it touched other cells.. but it was a different 'stack' of molecules.
what if you could either 1-find a way to stack h20 so it stayed the same size (most things shrink when they freeze, water is an exception) or 2- find a substitute molecule that could replace the water in a human corpus... one that also doesn't expand when frozen....
OK, the 1970s was known as the sexual revolution but I have a lot of arguments about this craziness. First, the demographics CBS is trying to reach by canceling Jericho - most weren't even born in the '70s yet! I was born in the early 70s and there is no way I could've been involved in any type of sexual revolution at the time!
this one is mine. I use vice versa pro http://www.tgrmn.com/ disclaimer, I'm just a customer
It lets me sync files across different directories.. and if it finds changes, it has an option to archive a copy of what was there before in a third directory, with a date/time stamp.
you can set it to retain X# of copies, or for x# of days.. I have it set to automatically run on any change in the mydocs folder on my pc at work, or my pc at home.. if I open a file at home and modify it, I can rest easy knowing the chages will be there on my work pc the next day, and if I screw up, I can go to the archives...
I can set the bandwidth limit so as to not drown out my point to point connection (the work connection is commercial account cable modem, and also supplies my workplace website)
first of all, if you are a part to the 'conversation' it's not wiretapping.
i.e. if you call me, and I live in a one party state, I can record the call, and that's not wiretapping.
second, it's not "address aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd downloaded these packets" but rather, uploaded.. (an important point, complete leechers have not violated the law)
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it's like this... when the power goes out, the AC goes off, and the data center is still really hot.. someone props open a door for air and 'whoops!'
for the PDF's.. you can (well windows can) scan the interior of PDF's very well..
at my office, to go paperless, we scan all receipts into pdfs with a very good scanner.
when looking for a certain piece of paper, utility bill, invoice, receipt, govt filing.. we drill down to the last reasonable folder (sometimes we search the entire year's worth of stuff) and ask windows to look for key phrases in the file... and it does a great job..
I can type in a specific dollar amount (one occasionn that worked perfectly) and get back a copy of a delivery slip, the invoice, and the bankstatement all based on typing in the dollar amount......
'of course.. with a government that does all that GWB does by fiat, I wonder if the 'government regulations' gives them an out..
there being so many regulations that are not shareable/identifable- but just exist.
likely, as a condition of entry, they also sign away rights to invention, or if not all rights, at least by entry give the DOD a perpetual license at no charge, and the DOD can then use all the best elements of the failures to improve on the winners product...
the buy the records where the pre-specified critera match.
If the lenders like what they see about you, they send you a pre-selected or pre-approved offer. they say
we want XX,XXX-XX,XXX income, XXX-XXX credit score people, who own a home, in New Jersey... and buy a few thousand...
you do not need a passport to leave.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cracker_(pejorative) has both
actually, it will only require one.. a method for freezing water that doesn't cause it to expand.
the biggest problem with cold storage of humans is ice expands when it freezes, bursting cells.
the whole basis of ice-9 was finding a new arrangement of h20 so that it wanted to become a solid when it touched other cells.. but it was a different 'stack' of molecules.
what if you could either 1-find a way to stack h20 so it stayed the same size (most things shrink when they freeze, water is an exception) or 2- find a substitute molecule that could replace the water in a human corpus... one that also doesn't expand when frozen....
Ever carry an air compressor? try and get that out over the seats....
it's memorial weekend you insensitive clod!
OK, the 1970s was known as the sexual revolution but I have a lot of arguments about this craziness. First, the demographics CBS is trying to reach by canceling Jericho - most weren't even born in the '70s yet! I was born in the early 70s and there is no way I could've been involved in any type of sexual revolution at the time!
Um... you could be a product of it
screw terrorism, screw weather, is it BACKHOE proof?
I'm sorry... how hard is it for me to write software that changes your DNS setting...
.bank my DNS server sends you to.....
now how safe is the
a lot of dictionaries have NO pronunciation guide.. they just aren't english dictionaries
that is because, in many languages, a certain order of letters are always pronounced the same way.
Russian is one example..
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this one is mine.
I use vice versa pro
http://www.tgrmn.com/ disclaimer, I'm just a customer
It lets me sync files across different directories.. and if it finds changes, it has an option to archive a copy of what was there before in a third directory, with a date/time stamp.
you can set it to retain X# of copies, or for x# of days.. I have it set to automatically run on any change in the
mydocs folder on my pc at work, or my pc at home.. if I open a file at home and modify it, I can rest easy knowing the chages will be there on my work pc the next day, and if I screw up, I can go to the archives...
I can set the bandwidth limit so as to not drown out my point to point connection (the work connection is commercial account cable modem, and also supplies my workplace website)
who gets charged with a crime?
first of all, if you are a part to the 'conversation' it's not wiretapping.
i.e. if you call me, and I live in a one party state, I can record the call, and that's not wiretapping.
second, it's not "address aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd downloaded these packets"
but rather, uploaded.. (an important point, complete leechers have not violated the law)
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http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2007/05/04/splitscr
the thumbnail of the split screens have start-taskbark-minimized tasks/clock
but the full size image does not...
what?
"Read about the trusted industry names behind AACS. "
emphasis mine...
yes, intel, microsoft and sony are three of the eight on the list...
if I'm paying a guy $100.00 per hour to wait for some raytracing,
yes- it's worth a 10% performance boost at a 200% increase in the card.
I've spent more money on a single video card than most people do on their entire dell PC.
it's money well spent in some cases...
in this case, scholar+ cancer&hl=en&lr=o ff&q=sunbeds+cause+cancer
http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=sunlight+skin
http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&lr=&safe=
first result
"Review Tanning Devices - Fast Track to Skin Cancer?"
search down to the line
"Studies That Show A Possible Relationship Between Use of Tanning Devices And Malignant Melanoma (1988-2003)"
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they said they WILL be fade testing, checking back 3 months and six months from now.
not that they HAD tested, but that it was now underway
really, they were quite clear on that point.