Dunno, depends on the situation I guess? Obviously, you would only bring them in where it's actually worthwhile to have control over the enemy's systems or have them malfunctioning at will, not to destroy a launch site which could easily be destroyed with exlosives.
All that stuff don't neccesarily have to be connected to the internet. They could always bring some specialists behind the front lines who hack it on site or set up a relay of some kind so it can be accessed from behind the front lines.
Not true. If you're not a member of any church you don't have to pay church taxes. Which is also the reason why leaving the church is so popular in Germany. I guess if it weren't for the taxes, most people here wouldn't bother to declare themselves as Atheists.
And of course you can still have a Christian faith without being a church member.
Unless you're talking about car audio. Then, apparently, 43,000-watt amplifiers are only $200 at the local Car Audio Mart, and the buyers care little about output quality.
Not that you can really appreciate good output quality in a noisy environment such as a car anyway...
I also like how the translation refers to him as "it". Like "The physicist January Hendrik beautiful (33) must return its doctor title after substantial falsification reproaches to the University of Konstanz." or "Recently it acted as a candidate to the Nobelpreis".
In Germany, some universities can even revoke your PhD if you've commited a felony (unrelated to your PhD or any misuse of knowledge) and were sentenced to imprisonment of 1 year or longer. I always thought that was kind of bizarre.
For example, the RWTH Aachen does this. Here's the relevant text (Promotionsordnung der RWTH, see 19, "Verlust des Doktorgrades") Sorry, German only.
The backwards compatibility is really not an issue anymore. Modern filesystems have been supported by all major distributions for years now. And if everything else fails, you can always use Knoppix, which can access pretty much everything.
It doesn't look like some kind of authentication which can only be acquired using some special Windows Longhorn feature is needed to decode the Super-MP3s. How will Longhorn prevent simple file conversion tools from running?
and often with an "I don't care" type of lack of concern.
Nope. Actually, many people developing open source software do it BECAUSE they care for quality. They're trying to find the optimal solution for a problem, even if it takes some time. Compare that to someone working at a software company, constantly chased by deadlines and stupid bosses breathing down his neck. Now THAT is an environment which produces "I don't care" attitudes.
And since the original poster said that the open source software they use undergoes the same rigorous tests as the proprietary stuff, I really can't see a problem.
Isn't the whole thing kinda... limited? I mean, how many ways can you bend something? And even their example application looks like it would be much easier to just add 2 small buttons.
In the US, there's nothing you can visit besides "High School", right?
In Germany, there are 3 different school types to which people get assigned to after elementary school. They're called "Hauptschule" (for the really dumb people), "Realschule" (for the not so dumb but still too dumb for college type people) and "Gymnasium" for the smart ones.
So, if there are no dumbasses at your school, theres no one to beat you up.;-)
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Dunno, depends on the situation I guess? Obviously, you would only bring them in where it's actually worthwhile to have control over the enemy's systems or have them malfunctioning at will, not to destroy a launch site which could easily be destroyed with exlosives.
But IANAG (I Am Not A General).
All that stuff don't neccesarily have to be connected to the internet. They could always bring some specialists behind the front lines who hack it on site or set up a relay of some kind so it can be accessed from behind the front lines.
Not true. If you're not a member of any church you don't have to pay church taxes. Which is also the reason why leaving the church is so popular in Germany. I guess if it weren't for the taxes, most people here wouldn't bother to declare themselves as Atheists.
And of course you can still have a Christian faith without being a church member.
Actually, confusing IE with EI is one of the more common mistakes made by non native speakers and is a somewhat common typo even in Germany.
Unless you're talking about car audio. Then, apparently, 43,000-watt amplifiers are only $200 at the local Car Audio Mart, and the buyers care little about output quality.
Not that you can really appreciate good output quality in a noisy environment such as a car anyway...
I also like how the translation refers to him as "it". Like "The physicist January Hendrik beautiful (33) must return its doctor title after substantial falsification reproaches to the University of Konstanz." or "Recently it acted as a candidate to the Nobelpreis".
;-)
It will apply the lotion now!
In Germany, some universities can even revoke your PhD if you've commited a felony (unrelated to your PhD or any misuse of knowledge) and were sentenced to imprisonment of 1 year or longer. I always thought that was kind of bizarre.
For example, the RWTH Aachen does this. Here's the relevant text (Promotionsordnung der RWTH, see 19, "Verlust des Doktorgrades") Sorry, German only.
The backwards compatibility is really not an issue anymore. Modern filesystems have been supported by all major distributions for years now. And if everything else fails, you can always use Knoppix, which can access pretty much everything.
Longhorn will run unsigned software. Otherwise, it would be totally useless.
It doesn't look like some kind of authentication which can only be acquired using some special Windows Longhorn feature is needed to decode the Super-MP3s. How will Longhorn prevent simple file conversion tools from running?
And what will prevent pirates from converting their Super-MP3s to another multi-channel format without DRM?
But you have to leave your parents' basement to do it.
Not necessarily. You could also order one over the Intarweb[tm].
omg jin wicked on teh spoke!!!!!!!1111111~~~
You mean like in Winamp, Media Player and ICQ? ;-)
and often with an "I don't care" type of lack of concern.
Nope. Actually, many people developing open source software do it BECAUSE they care for quality. They're trying to find the optimal solution for a problem, even if it takes some time. Compare that to someone working at a software company, constantly chased by deadlines and stupid bosses breathing down his neck. Now THAT is an environment which produces "I don't care" attitudes.
And since the original poster said that the open source software they use undergoes the same rigorous tests as the proprietary stuff, I really can't see a problem.
Why the hell should anyone convert to Christianity? It's one of the most idiotic religions in existence.
Isn't the whole thing kinda... limited? I mean, how many ways can you bend something? And even their example application looks like it would be much easier to just add 2 small buttons.
In the US, there's nothing you can visit besides "High School", right?
;-)
In Germany, there are 3 different school types to which people get assigned to after elementary school. They're called "Hauptschule" (for the really dumb people), "Realschule" (for the not so dumb but still too dumb for college type people) and "Gymnasium" for the smart ones.
So, if there are no dumbasses at your school, theres no one to beat you up.
.. I hope it at least includes sex, drugs and rock & roll.
It's no wonder then that Netcraft confirms: India is dying.