For sites that mess up with the +, you can always add a period somewhere in the middle of your email address, as all sites will deal with that correctly.
With gmail, foobar, foo.bar and f.oobar all end up at foobar@gmail.com
Why is china nibbling on their own foot?
A war between China and the US would be a lot more evenly matched than you realise, sheer weight of numbers friend.
"Let China sleep
for when she awakes,
she will shake the world" - Napoleon Bonaparte
Yes and when people are arrested for these stupid laws, the media pick it up, and the people go "err, no, that's fucking retarded" and the law goes away.
If your country is actually ever taken over by tyrants, they're not going to need laws, and they won't care about the constitution.
Really gotta disagree with the "one-party state posing as a two-party state" comment, the divide between labor and the liberals is a chasm if you compare it to the republicans and democrats, also, in this country the minor parties do have the possibility to make a difference.
95% of people being led by packer, murdoch and stokes is true and a terrible thing though.
Don't think you can really take offence to the schools filtering their own internet connection though.
Guessing you've never actually lived here...
Australia has thousands of stupid laws that the majority don't agree with, we have an effective way of dealing with these, ignore them.
Digg is paid for (in part) by ads, which rely on hits from users.
I'm not sure which definition of the word 'censorship' says that it only applies to the government, but it's wrong. While diggs censorship is legal, that doesn't make it NOT censorship.
This is a ridiculous statement, quite often those things you stated rely on email, as it is a means of COMMUNICATION, and in quite a few businesses, the primary one.
Supply chain is worthless if crm can't communicate with them, ditto for manufacturing, payroll is worthless if they can't communicate with accounting or HR.
Also note, for those things the phone is not an option, it must be in writing.
Try to keep in mind that many, many businesses do not reside in one office, or one building, or one postcode, or one country, before you make a silly comment like "e-mail is not critical".
And even putting aside all that, it depends on the business, for an IT consultancy, network admin, software dev house, e-mail is pretty fucking critical.
yes but these gigahertz cpu's also have gigabyte sized memory that you can chew through to see optimisation effects.
The funny thing about complexity is it always scales
Have you got a link to this? I'd love to see it.
The port I think you're referring to is the debug port on the dvd-rom btw, as this is what all the hacks I know of at the moment use.
This is false, a bug causes undefined, undocumented behaviour, had the systems with the Y2K BUG popped up an error message saying "this software is not meant to run past 30/12/1999" as well has having this behaviour documented, then you would be right.
As it is I'm not aware of any systems that did this.
Not sure about this, 10km sounds infinitely doable to me, unlike the distances required for a space elevator.
The article made it sound like the biggest obstacle is the engineering to minimise maintenance, which sounds about right.
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For sites that mess up with the +, you can always add a period somewhere in the middle of your email address, as all sites will deal with that correctly.
With gmail, foobar, foo.bar and f.oobar all end up at foobar@gmail.com
Why is china nibbling on their own foot?
A war between China and the US would be a lot more evenly matched than you realise, sheer weight of numbers friend.
"Let China sleep for when she awakes, she will shake the world" - Napoleon Bonaparte
Yes and when people are arrested for these stupid laws, the media pick it up, and the people go "err, no, that's fucking retarded" and the law goes away.
If your country is actually ever taken over by tyrants, they're not going to need laws, and they won't care about the constitution.
Really gotta disagree with the "one-party state posing as a two-party state" comment, the divide between labor and the liberals is a chasm if you compare it to the republicans and democrats, also, in this country the minor parties do have the possibility to make a difference.
95% of people being led by packer, murdoch and stokes is true and a terrible thing though.
Don't think you can really take offence to the schools filtering their own internet connection though.
Guessing you've never actually lived here...
Australia has thousands of stupid laws that the majority don't agree with, we have an effective way of dealing with these, ignore them.
Digg is paid for (in part) by ads, which rely on hits from users.
I'm not sure which definition of the word 'censorship' says that it only applies to the government, but it's wrong. While diggs censorship is legal, that doesn't make it NOT censorship.
I'm sure there are, but grab one of the converters and chuck a multimeter on it sometimes, see if it lines up. Hell, most laptop serial ports don't.
The voltages required by the serial port spec tend to disagree with usb somewhat.
The energy supply on earth is limited now? And here I was thinking we were constantly absorbing energy from a giant furnace.
I've never wished I had mod points so much in my life.
Unionisation is purely about collective bargaining, there's no reason you couldn't collectively bargain to have an on-call situation.
This is a ridiculous statement, quite often those things you stated rely on email, as it is a means of COMMUNICATION, and in quite a few businesses, the primary one. Supply chain is worthless if crm can't communicate with them, ditto for manufacturing, payroll is worthless if they can't communicate with accounting or HR. Also note, for those things the phone is not an option, it must be in writing. Try to keep in mind that many, many businesses do not reside in one office, or one building, or one postcode, or one country, before you make a silly comment like "e-mail is not critical".
And even putting aside all that, it depends on the business, for an IT consultancy, network admin, software dev house, e-mail is pretty fucking critical.
Like you, I haven't rtfa, but I'm going to go right ahead and assume that "Bullying" doesn't apply to teachers or criticism of the school.
I very much doubt it, my judgement of the state of vic roads is based purely on a "user" perspective ;-)
Ha, great comment, and of COURSE it had to be VicRoads ;-)
yes but these gigahertz cpu's also have gigabyte sized memory that you can chew through to see optimisation effects. The funny thing about complexity is it always scales
The unit size for Kelvin and Celsius is the same, it's only the zero-point that moves.
actually that sounds like a pretty brilliant way of printing simple "wires" on things.
Just... no, not even close.
Lucky they have you to tell them what's best for them then.
wtf? Because they couldn't sell the media centre software from their online store or anything like that...
Have you got a link to this? I'd love to see it.
The port I think you're referring to is the debug port on the dvd-rom btw, as this is what all the hacks I know of at the moment use.
Well one would hope that 5.95% of nothing is... :-)
This is false, a bug causes undefined, undocumented behaviour, had the systems with the Y2K BUG popped up an error message saying "this software is not meant to run past 30/12/1999" as well has having this behaviour documented, then you would be right.
As it is I'm not aware of any systems that did this.
Not sure about this, 10km sounds infinitely doable to me, unlike the distances required for a space elevator.
The article made it sound like the biggest obstacle is the engineering to minimise maintenance, which sounds about right.