I live in this congested city, and although the real-time map is cool, the fact that they link the data collectors to the on-ramps is fucking awful.
Many times during rush-hour, I have seen traffic backed up for a mile or more trying to get on a relatively fast moving highway because a data collector isn't seeing any moving traffic for some unknown reason.
After a while people get the idea and just drive through the light, but you still get the occasional asshat who sits there for the ten minutes it takes to change.
Sometimes technology just can't integrate with old processes efficiently.
Wal-Mart.com has a new tax explanation section that says: "Sales tax is charged for orders shipped to states where sales taxes are applicable. The amount of sales tax charged is based on current state and local tax rates. Gift-wrap and shipping and handling charges may also be subject to sales tax in applicable states. Sales tax will be refunded for returned items."
Yes, I have the game on.
However, it's just background noise. The gf and I are currently sitting on the couch and studying conversational Brazilian Portuguese.
It will be so nice to live in a country that plays real football.
I only have the 1-way service (In Australia, Bigpond charge rediculous
amounts for 2-way ($450/month as opposed to $80/month for 1-way)
The code is in place as a best guess for a 2-way service,
but there are a few things that must be done before it can work.
These include Tune the transmitter, add packet headers to the
packet before sending to the satmodem, and set dpc->flags |= DPC_2WAY
Again let me know if you implement this and I will link to / include
your work.
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My bet is the first to provide fairly solid evidence of gravitational waves gets a Nobel.
My vote goes to Kip Thorne. He recommended building these things a long time ago and is still a key member of the project.
Black Holes and Time Warps is a very good book (for the layperson) on the topic.
It's a valid point. There is a problem with this story. I would say this is funny.
I live in this congested city, and although the real-time map is cool, the fact that they link the data collectors to the on-ramps is fucking awful.
Many times during rush-hour, I have seen traffic backed up for a mile or more trying to get on a relatively fast moving highway because a data collector isn't seeing any moving traffic for some unknown reason.
After a while people get the idea and just drive through the light, but you still get the occasional asshat who sits there for the ten minutes it takes to change.
Sometimes technology just can't integrate with old processes efficiently.
From the article:
Wal-Mart.com has a new tax explanation section that says: "Sales tax is charged for orders shipped to states where sales taxes are applicable. The amount of sales tax charged is based on current state and local tax rates. Gift-wrap and shipping and handling charges may also be subject to sales tax in applicable states. Sales tax will be refunded for returned items."
Gas and depreciation on your car probably makes up for the tax difference in a lot of cases.
If Spo0fed was doing things the way fakednews.com is, they only redirect images from cnn.com's actual site.
If that is the case, wouldn't the best course of action be to block spo0fed.com's ip address?
I don't think a link can be infringement, especially if it links to a public site.
here
Especially this one. The solar flares are awesome.
like phones or a oft-used microwave?
They didnt.
See here
Yes, I have the game on.
However, it's just background noise. The gf and I are currently sitting on the couch and studying conversational Brazilian Portuguese.
It will be so nice to live in a country that plays real football.
Tchau.
I really want one.
On a lark, I checked out a review, and I now need a new cell phone.
That plan rocks too.
link
If they drop a sponge inside you and sew you up, is that a GPF (General Protection Fault)?
I can get creditcard numbers faster on kazaa.
From the readme:
2-Way/DirecWay
I only have the 1-way service (In Australia, Bigpond charge rediculous
amounts for 2-way ($450/month as opposed to $80/month for 1-way)
The code is in place as a best guess for a 2-way service,
but there are a few things that must be done before it can work.
These include Tune the transmitter, add packet headers to the
packet before sending to the satmodem, and set dpc->flags |= DPC_2WAY
Again let me know if you implement this and I will link to / include your work.
Here.
Next time, google.
Read it.
All I really need is available at my local radioshack, as discussed here
Google wont even serve me the images.
Did it ever? Nope, thought not.
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Imagine that we could't read slashdot for a whole week!
Websites wouldnt be "unreachable". All you would need is slashdots ip address.
Yes. And unless you are running your own DNS, your ISP in all probability does this for you.
If you run your own DNS, you should cache it.
DNS info is cached and times out in about a week, so if you had updated just before the attack, you wouldnt notice for a week.
dishnetwork has em.