Yep, i think this is why the US negotiators are attempting to keep the french requirements related to "champagne" and similar out of ACTA. If it is in, it requires approval. If not then it is basically international DMCA.
Yep, i recently read about someone being told to basically stay the night when calling rescue from some hillside. I think they had issue with fog on the way down, tho the weather was warm enough to sleep outdoors.
Only when high speed data is needed, like for file transfers, and only for the radio layer. The protocol is still very much bluetooth.
And bluetooth 4.0 introduced a low power spec, that should allow a compatible device to function for quite some time from a coin style battery (or perhaps even smaller).
I guess it could be that one patch set overrides another and one end up with reversion. Or things never made it from staging point to the main source. At ever level there are humans, and humans inevitably makes mistakes.
While going more with a mental image then any math, i suspect that any water landing, that was anywhere above borderline stall speed, would result in the engines, and whatever sections of wings related to them, go bye bye. And that event would toss the plane in some direction or other based on what engine contacted the water first, even if the time between them was less then a second.
Hello schoolyard. How come we humans have managed to do so much, yet have economic and political behaviors that, at best, seems to be maybe one step away form a hill of moneys?
Basic problem is that we have yet to find a way to measure growth directly (its not like one have a physically inflating balloon with a tape measure around it), so instead we measure proxies. Inevitably however, especially if there is money to be made doing so, someone will find a way to game these proxies, so that they keep going up while the actual growth stays flat or even goes negative.
One such issue is how to measure public services. The classical way of doing so is counting the number of clients, or similar, that get serviced within a given time frame. Problem is that this says zero about the quality of the service given. As such the service provided may be down right useless, but as so many clients gets serviced in a day the office is considered efficient.
Or how politicians talk about numbers of people at work, while the real measure to care about would the number of work hours that gets performed. Sadly, one can make it appear that a lot get done by having a lot of people do part time work. Doing so would make it appear as if there is very little unemployment, while the actual work done is no more then what it would have been with perhaps 50% unemployment.
This is the kind of numbers game that the Enron leadership ended up in court over.
Sorry for the dual response but i had a "duh" moment right after hitting submit. I really do wonder what will become of webos if HP starts to use it on other devices, both phones and non-phones. a update of their ipaq 210 with a cortex series cpu and webos would get me fap-ing for sure.
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Tho one could question why Amazon should keep a copy of the credit card info at all.
Or perhaps someone that have memorized it. And yes, i noticed the same familiarity when reading the list.
There are some parts of the article i agree with (the "default permit" issue for one) but others, dunno.
Yep, i think this is why the US negotiators are attempting to keep the french requirements related to "champagne" and similar out of ACTA. If it is in, it requires approval. If not then it is basically international DMCA.
Yep, i recently read about someone being told to basically stay the night when calling rescue from some hillside. I think they had issue with fog on the way down, tho the weather was warm enough to sleep outdoors.
i suspect this will show up in it place soon enough:
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/PDMI
rig up a matching coil so that the magnetic field can be converted back to electricity and charge a battery powered device.
not unlikely, given that photshop apparently have code inside it that dates back to m86k mac.
some designs have a physical cover for the lens.
or physical switches on the wires.
and if not, there is always noscript (and removable camera).
Could also be the person holding up the collar of whatever is being worn, for some reason.
quality of education, like wealth creation of a nation, is bordering on impossible to measure directly.
and both operate to the right of what the rest of the world considers right.
anything helps when dividend comes round...
Bluetooth use frequency hopping, not fixed channels.
Only when high speed data is needed, like for file transfers, and only for the radio layer. The protocol is still very much bluetooth.
And bluetooth 4.0 introduced a low power spec, that should allow a compatible device to function for quite some time from a coin style battery (or perhaps even smaller).
With a big enough led array, it could be analog, digital or even nerdtastic binary.
I guess it could be that one patch set overrides another and one end up with reversion. Or things never made it from staging point to the main source. At ever level there are humans, and humans inevitably makes mistakes.
While going more with a mental image then any math, i suspect that any water landing, that was anywhere above borderline stall speed, would result in the engines, and whatever sections of wings related to them, go bye bye. And that event would toss the plane in some direction or other based on what engine contacted the water first, even if the time between them was less then a second.
Humanity, this is your past, present and future...
So, replacing one set of oligarchs with another is repairing now?
Hello schoolyard. How come we humans have managed to do so much, yet have economic and political behaviors that, at best, seems to be maybe one step away form a hill of moneys?
Basic problem is that we have yet to find a way to measure growth directly (its not like one have a physically inflating balloon with a tape measure around it), so instead we measure proxies. Inevitably however, especially if there is money to be made doing so, someone will find a way to game these proxies, so that they keep going up while the actual growth stays flat or even goes negative.
One such issue is how to measure public services. The classical way of doing so is counting the number of clients, or similar, that get serviced within a given time frame. Problem is that this says zero about the quality of the service given. As such the service provided may be down right useless, but as so many clients gets serviced in a day the office is considered efficient.
Or how politicians talk about numbers of people at work, while the real measure to care about would the number of work hours that gets performed. Sadly, one can make it appear that a lot get done by having a lot of people do part time work. Doing so would make it appear as if there is very little unemployment, while the actual work done is no more then what it would have been with perhaps 50% unemployment.
This is the kind of numbers game that the Enron leadership ended up in court over.
Getting a old oil rig, and have it moved into international waters?
Sorry for the dual response but i had a "duh" moment right after hitting submit. I really do wonder what will become of webos if HP starts to use it on other devices, both phones and non-phones. a update of their ipaq 210 with a cortex series cpu and webos would get me fap-ing for sure.