You think truck companies will still have drivers when computers start driving? Anyway all other modes of transport are computer driven some without humam watching over them from the inside.
If this was a normal hold-up and they stole millions the police etc would be all over the place, but not so with this heistb and the owners of the bank wwould be on the phone to the local polcie cheif every 10 minutes, therefore it sounds like the bank can afford to loose this amount of money.
All the family foods was delivered (mostly by the co-op) to the door or at least to the road side were housewifes used to to go the van and get there meat; vegetable and fisg. Of course the milkman and bread man came to the door.
Maybe the quality of movies has gone down. When I went to the movies I should not take my eye and ears off the screen, even if the person in the next seat was crunching peanut brittle.
Having just purchased a stolen phone on ebay (the Police are looking into it), and having now read up on how easy it is to sell a stolen phone in the tat bazzar, it does seem to be ebays problem, as they are not doing enough to stop it. For starters sellers should have to register the IMEI number with ebay who automatically check it against the stolen list before it goes up for sale. When reported stolen the phone is locked it all countries not just the UK.
But it is also down to the owner for not securing it using the phones security features, and also keeping the £500 item safely locked away. Waving a wad of £500 around in the air in the middle of a busy street is asking for trouble yet plp do it with $700 iphones.
But it is also down to the owner for not securing it using the phones security features, and also keeping the £500 item safely locked away. Waving a wad of £500 around in the air in the middle of a busy street is asking for trouble yet plp do it with $700 iphones.
Sounds like a good deal to me. All the written material; music; films I can watch for £3 / $6 / €3.5 per month.
Though how authors; musicians etc will be up to Sabam. Though I think Sabam owes me a few pounds as I wrote (and a number of people used) software in the '90's.
I don't see what other people see in facebook. If it's supposed to be web 2.0 it useless. The the page for my club does not show the diary (whats on) that can find. The android facebook app does not work, everytime you search it clears the search box so you have to type it in again. The only thing I find as useful is the messegange service
This is the problem of subcontracting to China, who knows what else they have put in that hasn't shown up yet but is slowly attacking the USA's defences.
The killer app is going to be when Google gets sued for billions by users who have had there eye sight damaged by Google glass, also the payments they are going to have to pay the original designer
Two centuries ago exploring ships did the same thing (so they thought) anti-rat boards on ships; fumigants etc. but rats still found their way on board, and go off when we got off.
Anyway the bacteria we might find could be common across the galaxy.
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Nope off is off - at least on my android.
Who told you that one?
You think truck companies will still have drivers when computers start driving?
Anyway all other modes of transport are computer driven some without humam watching over them from the inside.
Which all goes to prove that managing directors still do not understand computers and love to cut IT departments
Every mobile phone, GSM modem or device with a built-in phone / modem has a unique 15 digit IMEI number.
Any kid who can't crack them needs more education.
Just build a Waste-Annihilating Molten Salt Reactor (WAMSR) next to the site, problem solved.
http://oilprice.com/Alternative-Energy/Nuclear-Power/MIT-Develops-Meltdown-Proof-Nuclear-Waste-Eating-Reactor.html
If this was a normal hold-up and they stole millions the police etc would be all over the place, but not so with this heistb and the owners of the bank wwould be on the phone to the local polcie cheif every 10 minutes, therefore it sounds like the bank can afford to loose this amount of money.
All the family foods was delivered (mostly by the co-op) to the door or at least to the road side were housewifes used to to go the van and get there meat; vegetable and fisg. Of course the milkman and bread man came to the door.
If the BBC can run on £145.50 why does it cost £245 for a basic SKY package with 11 minues of adverts per hour.
In Genesis it is called the 'lesser light' that rules the night. In Revelation it will turn to blood.
Maybe the quality of movies has gone down. When I went to the movies I should not take my eye and ears off the screen, even if the person in the next seat was crunching peanut brittle.
As with any experiment If there is no explanation of how they got to the results the experiment was worthless
As we are all criminals that means that they can watch everyone. Who watches the watchmen
Having just purchased a stolen phone on ebay (the Police are looking into it), and having now read up on how easy it is to sell a stolen phone in the tat bazzar, it does seem to be ebays problem, as they are not doing enough to stop it. For starters sellers should have to register the IMEI number with ebay who automatically check it against the stolen list before it goes up for sale. When reported stolen the phone is locked it all countries not just the UK.
But it is also down to the owner for not securing it using the phones security features, and also keeping the £500 item safely locked away. Waving a wad of £500 around in the air in the middle of a busy street is asking for trouble yet plp do it with $700 iphones.
But it is also down to the owner for not securing it using the phones security features, and also keeping the £500 item safely locked away. Waving a wad of £500 around in the air in the middle of a busy street is asking for trouble yet plp do it with $700 iphones.
Other than the doodle bug or V1
which is packed with explosive ready to go off if the first explosion is big enough, with add jet fuel.
Other than leave, which we have to do in a few million years, though I doult we will, and the Human race is doomed either way.
Sounds like a good deal to me. All the written material; music; films I can watch for £3 / $6 / €3.5 per month. Though how authors; musicians etc will be up to Sabam. Though I think Sabam owes me a few pounds as I wrote (and a number of people used) software in the '90's.
I don't see what other people see in facebook. If it's supposed to be web 2.0 it useless. The the page for my club does not show the diary (whats on) that can find. The android facebook app does not work, everytime you search it clears the search box so you have to type it in again. The only thing I find as useful is the messegange service
This is the problem of subcontracting to China, who knows what else they have put in that hasn't shown up yet but is slowly attacking the USA's defences.
The main failing of passwords are passwords - so get rid of them simples.
The killer app is going to be when Google gets sued for billions by users who have had there eye sight damaged by Google glass, also the payments they are going to have to pay the original designer
Two centuries ago exploring ships did the same thing (so they thought) anti-rat boards on ships; fumigants etc. but rats still found their way on board, and go off when we got off. Anyway the bacteria we might find could be common across the galaxy.
With new materials coming on-line it can not be far-a-way from the time we can build a space elevator
So that's Ironkey then.