This will mean that big pharma will have to run an order of magnitude more studies until they can find the one study which can be published because it shows a positive correlation.
[yes, I know statistics don't really work that way]
Yeah, it's not like they can't successfully build and install massive platforms which could be used for other tasks, like extracting oil, it it? Oh wait: they can.
I tried to help some nuns by getting Niantic to delist some Pokemon Go places on the convent's private grounds (at the request of the nuns).
There was construction going on at the time. Despite uploading photos of the construction, showing that the area was dangerous, despite uploading photos of signs and fencing indicating that the area was private, Niantic would not remove the stops from the convent grounds.
Anyone who gets hurt playing Pokemon Go should sue Niantic, because there is a likelihood that Niantic has already been told that the area is dangerous.
My son had this happen to him. A house for sale in San Francisco was listed with his number. I told him to just tell callers that the house was already sold.
I always have to laugh when someone brings up the terrible driver support in Linus, which by corrolary sends teh Message that Windows has superlative support.
This.
There are lots of webcams and printers that are not supported under Windows, yet remain supported under Linux.
Let's be realistic: the whole "non-existent drivers under Linux" was always nothing more than a marketing ploy by Microsoft.
On Atom processors? I have an Atom-based system and it's graphics card is not integrated into the processor, nor is it PowerVR: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
The website runs some javascript on the entered email address, which prompts a server somewhere to attempt to validate the email address. The attempt is achieved by beginning an smtp transaction to the MX host for the domain name.
Now, combine this with postgrey: the mail server sends back a temporary failure, which the server stupidly interprets as the email address not being valid.
The stupidity of this whole setup is monumental. Not least because exchange servers will accept emails for non-existent addresses in its default configuration.
Any company that pulls this type of crap should quickly dive into bankruptcy as it loses customers*
The reality is that most customers won't care.
* Note: this was deliberate. As others have pointed out, you don't accidentally put ads into an app. Also, why wasn't it pulled immediately? This was a deliberate attempt to test the reaction to ads in the keyboard app.
And when those others are trying to get laws passed to restrict how you can live your life? What then?
Or when existing laws already restrict you from living your life the way you want to? What then?
Conflict is part of the human experience. Calling for "Peace" such that people stop arguing over ideas is simply code for "you should just accept my ideas".
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Unpaid internships are not necessarily illegal. It all depends on what the intern is doing.
Unfortunately, for laws to matter, they have to be enforced. Illegal unpaid internships go on all the time and no one cares.
And if you are actually innocent? There appears to be evidence that innocent people were caught up in the dragnet arrests.
Stop assuming that everyone who is arrested is guilty.
This will mean that big pharma will have to run an order of magnitude more studies until they can find the one study which can be published because it shows a positive correlation.
[yes, I know statistics don't really work that way]
LOL!
I used the last of my mod points just a few minutes ago.
Bonus points for the Young Frankenstein reference.
Do they send you an MP3 of the viola music by email?
Yeah, it's not like they can't successfully build and install massive platforms which could be used for other tasks, like extracting oil, it it? Oh wait: they can.
Really, I thought that the speed was fixed by the need to be synchronous with the grid.
Looking at the wind farm near me, it's quite obvious that all the turbines of each type rotate at the same speed for that type (or they are stopped).
It's not just that underscores are valid. They are *required* for some uses of DNS. For example DKIM and DMARC records.
Surely no e-commerce site should rely on client-side validation? That seems like asking for trouble.
In my humble opinion, they are a bunch of shits.
I tried to help some nuns by getting Niantic to delist some Pokemon Go places on the convent's private grounds (at the request of the nuns).
There was construction going on at the time. Despite uploading photos of the construction, showing that the area was dangerous, despite uploading photos of signs and fencing indicating that the area was private, Niantic would not remove the stops from the convent grounds.
Anyone who gets hurt playing Pokemon Go should sue Niantic, because there is a likelihood that Niantic has already been told that the area is dangerous.
My son had this happen to him. A house for sale in San Francisco was listed with his number. I told him to just tell callers that the house was already sold.
He has clearly shown that he has no decency. Option 2 isn't going to happen.
I believe the correct term is:
Thanks Obama!
This.
There are lots of webcams and printers that are not supported under Windows, yet remain supported under Linux.
Let's be realistic: the whole "non-existent drivers under Linux" was always nothing more than a marketing ploy by Microsoft.
On Atom processors? I have an Atom-based system and it's graphics card is not integrated into the processor, nor is it PowerVR:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
I ran into a worse problem recently.
The website runs some javascript on the entered email address, which prompts a server somewhere to attempt to validate the email address. The attempt is achieved by beginning an smtp transaction to the MX host for the domain name.
Now, combine this with postgrey: the mail server sends back a temporary failure, which the server stupidly interprets as the email address not being valid.
The stupidity of this whole setup is monumental. Not least because exchange servers will accept emails for non-existent addresses in its default configuration.
Any company that pulls this type of crap should quickly dive into bankruptcy as it loses customers*
The reality is that most customers won't care.
* Note: this was deliberate. As others have pointed out, you don't accidentally put ads into an app. Also, why wasn't it pulled immediately? This was a deliberate attempt to test the reaction to ads in the keyboard app.
Despite evidence that banning non-competes is good for society as a whole, lots of people pop up to defend them or claim that they are unenforceable.
If they are mostly unenforceable, then banning them would have little effect.
Why?
Non-competes are bad for society as a whole. They should be banned.
Look for the drop-down box below the box in which you write your posting. It probably has "HTML Formatted" selected. Change it to "Plain Old Text".
No one is going to read your wall of text.
Break up your text into paragraphs.
And when those others are trying to get laws passed to restrict how you can live your life? What then?
Or when existing laws already restrict you from living your life the way you want to? What then?
Conflict is part of the human experience. Calling for "Peace" such that people stop arguing over ideas is simply code for "you should just accept my ideas".
You can't "tolerate other's ideas", when those others are telling you how to live your life.
So, in your mind, people who disagree with you should just give up on their ideas and fall into line with your beliefs?
The world doesn't work that way, idiot.
Nothing. But apparently "nothing" was effective at into turning 199x into 200x in my mind when I read the history of PNG.
Another day, another mistake. Life goes on.