we are all individuals, with our own likes, dislikes, and priorities.
Are we still talking about Apple customers here? I thought it was all about burying your individuality, and being part of some in-group? hence the conspicuous white earphone leads, lack of options, etc.
Nonsense. MOST voicemail systems assume calls from the same number are from the owner of record. ATT IS NOT ALONE.
I can vouch for that. Same with Three in Australia at least. ( I have a PIN on my voicemail in Australia, but if I call from mobile voicemail my VoIP line, which has CID set to my mobile number, it bypasses the PIN. Caller-ID is accepted as proof of identity, even when it comes from another network.)
(OK, less tongue-in-cheek) There is no flat-earth theory of note, just a naive hypothesis. There is the "flat" Cartesian space of classical physics. Relativity with its bent space does not make Newton wrong, it just makes a new model that is closer to observations. But relativity never claimed to be complete either.
MiTM attack. e.g. using an internet cafe, which installs a transparent SSL proxy and can monitor all your transactions. Its OK if you have your own browser device, and previously installed your SSL certificate over a secure channel. But if you get the 'stop sign' over an insecure channel, take it seriously. They don't need to clone your server to compromise you, just a man-in-the-middle.
IF you have the cash I would definitely go for the N900.
Or, since the submitter wanted "most economical", you could get an N800 or N810 for much less off fleabay etc. A bit bigger, but much better battery life than the N900. (no GSM/3G) Does skype and SIP very well.
So there is nothing wrong with relativity, unless you find an internal inconsistency? It is reality at fault, for failing to follow the more elegant model.
No, no, I don't care if your husband just died defending my freedom,
Spare us the nationalism. The US was never under threat. Or you mean your freedom to drive oil-guzzling SUVs? I don't think the military can claim higher moral ground than Verizon.
(reread) Oh... you were being ironic. sorry:)
However if you fight for the rights of people over corporations, you may get a law that early termination fees may only reflect actual costs to the company. So if your contract includes a $500 subsidy on an smartphone, and you cancel halfway through, you should have to pay back half of that subsidy. Fixed break fees have no justification.
TFA is to PC to say it outright, but putting Romania at the head or the list says it is a Gypsy operation. These are multi-generational career criminal families. And the Spanish police seem unable to do anything about it. There was a good documentary on the BBC:
Luckily the OP asked to solve a problem on Windows 7,
Not possible. This is slashdot, and while server statistics show that a number of readers use Windows, it is strictly on a "don't ask, don't tell" basis.
Problem is not complexity, but lack of error margin. In any other field, even aircraft, you can over-engineer it a lot more. But with satellite launch rockets, everything has to be cut to absolute minimum. And even then, payload is only a miniscule fraction of launch weight.
The other problem is that tests are expensive and failures tend to get noticed. If a new car engine prototype seizes up on the test track, it does not make the news.
Did everyone suddenly skip over the line where it says it will be cancelled?
Since they had said it was damaged, I took that to mean he needed to go to the post office and get it replaced with a new one. Still not nice, as they cost $200!
Cancelling a passport is like cancelling a lost credit card, not like seizing the account.
Comparing infant mortality etc is pointless, unless you control for differeing definitions, race and other factors. What significance does the "average" have in the US when infant mortality for blacks is four times that for ethnic Chinese Americans? The number tells you as much about the racial mix than about the health care system. (not that I am one to defend the US system!)
You kidding? Jason Chen at Gizmodo did nothing wrong. He notified Apple and promptly returned the phone. That did not stop Apple form getting the police to harass him by seizing his computers. When you are as rich as Apple, cops and magistrates come easily.
Do they put you kids through a civics course in school anymore?
What is "civics"? My kids have something called "society and environment", but they learn sadly little about law and government in their own country, let along foreign ones.
The guy is an idiot. Instead of stealing the phone, he could have just taken lots of photos, including the insides. He could then promptly return it to Apple, and openly auction off the photos. Apple would still scream blue murder and harass him with search warrants, but he would not be a criminal.
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we are all individuals, with our own likes, dislikes, and priorities.
Are we still talking about Apple customers here? I thought it was all about burying your individuality, and being part of some in-group? hence the conspicuous white earphone leads, lack of options, etc.
Oh dear. Its the Japanese who have problems with those sounds, not the Chinese. How lacist.
Nonsense. MOST voicemail systems assume calls from the same number are from the owner of record. ATT IS NOT ALONE.
I can vouch for that. Same with Three in Australia at least.
( I have a PIN on my voicemail in Australia, but if I call from mobile voicemail my VoIP line, which has CID set to my mobile number, it bypasses the PIN.
Caller-ID is accepted as proof of identity, even when it comes from another network.)
So the world *should be* flat. . .
(OK, less tongue-in-cheek)
There is no flat-earth theory of note, just a naive hypothesis. There is the "flat" Cartesian space of classical physics. Relativity with its bent space does not make Newton wrong, it just makes a new model that is closer to observations. But relativity never claimed to be complete either.
but why do I need to check my own ID?
MiTM attack. e.g. using an internet cafe, which installs a transparent SSL proxy and can monitor all your transactions. Its OK if you have your own browser device, and previously installed your SSL certificate over a secure channel. But if you get the 'stop sign' over an insecure channel, take it seriously. They don't need to clone your server to compromise you, just a man-in-the-middle.
IF you have the cash I would definitely go for the N900.
Or, since the submitter wanted "most economical", you could get an N800 or N810 for much less off fleabay etc. A bit bigger, but much better battery life than the N900. (no GSM/3G) Does skype and SIP very well.
and wrote their own native decoder
It sounds like more of a dec than a codec.
So there is nothing wrong with relativity, unless you find an internal inconsistency?
It is reality at fault, for failing to follow the more elegant model.
No, no, I don't care if your husband just died defending my freedom,
Spare us the nationalism. The US was never under threat. Or you mean your freedom to drive oil-guzzling SUVs?
I don't think the military can claim higher moral ground than Verizon.
(reread) Oh ... you were being ironic. sorry :)
However if you fight for the rights of people over corporations, you may get a law that early termination fees may only reflect actual costs to the company.
So if your contract includes a $500 subsidy on an smartphone, and you cancel halfway through, you should have to pay back half of that subsidy.
Fixed break fees have no justification.
TFA is to PC to say it outright, but putting Romania at the head or the list says it is a Gypsy operation.
These are multi-generational career criminal families. And the Spanish police seem unable to do anything about it.
There was a good documentary on the BBC:
How Gypsy gangs use child thieves
Or pussy.
How good will it be when humans can't tell the difference between a pussy and a face?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq6xjTyw7zM&feature=related
They should make an algorithm that filters IN tits.
That will do nothing but invite a deluge of plumber's crack.
so many things look like dicks when they are, in fact, not actually dicks.
Have you talked to a counsellor about that? ... dick ...")
(I'm imagining parent doing the Rorschach test: "dick
This morning's unprecedented solar eclipse - Is no cause for alarm ... Only Doctor Hans Zarkov formerly at NASA - Has provided any explanation
Flash will save us all. Except for iPhone/Pad users.
Luckily the OP asked to solve a problem on Windows 7,
Not possible. This is slashdot, and while server statistics show that a number of readers use Windows, it is strictly on a "don't ask, don't tell" basis.
For *real* archiving, you cannot beat paper tape. I don't trust it unless I can see the holes.
Problem is not complexity, but lack of error margin.
In any other field, even aircraft, you can over-engineer it a lot more. But with satellite launch rockets, everything has to be cut to absolute minimum. And even then, payload is only a miniscule fraction of launch weight.
The other problem is that tests are expensive and failures tend to get noticed. If a new car engine prototype seizes up on the test track, it does not make the news.
32MB is plenty. It comes with a choice of Slackware, Yggdrasil or MCC Linux.
Did everyone suddenly skip over the line where it says it will be cancelled?
Since they had said it was damaged, I took that to mean he needed to go to the post office and get it replaced with a new one. Still not nice, as they cost $200!
Cancelling a passport is like cancelling a lost credit card, not like seizing the account.
Considering its a cellphone CPU attached to a laptop screen: No shit!
So if this 3D movie/tv fad, which is really just stereoscopic, ever takes off, will the next gimmick be "surround cam"?
Comparing infant mortality etc is pointless, unless you control for differeing definitions, race and other factors.
What significance does the "average" have in the US when infant mortality for blacks is four times that for ethnic Chinese Americans? The number tells you as much about the racial mix than about the health care system.
(not that I am one to defend the US system!)
We Austrians have t-shirts explaining the difference because we're sick of talking ourselves black in the face.
You actually wear those? I thought they were only for selling to amused Australian backpackers who got lost on the way to Oktoberfest.
You kidding? Jason Chen at Gizmodo did nothing wrong. He notified Apple and promptly returned the phone. That did not stop Apple form getting the police to harass him by seizing his computers.
When you are as rich as Apple, cops and magistrates come easily.
Do they put you kids through a civics course in school anymore?
What is "civics"? My kids have something called "society and environment", but they learn sadly little about law and government in their own country, let along foreign ones.
The guy is an idiot. Instead of stealing the phone, he could have just taken lots of photos, including the insides.
He could then promptly return it to Apple, and openly auction off the photos. Apple would still scream blue murder and harass him with search warrants, but he would not be a criminal.
Heck, according to US government precedent, you could have sent it back in pieces.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Belenko