Re:Only detects it, doesn't cure it
on
Sniffing Out Cancer
·
· Score: 5, Insightful
Possible... but detection is the first step to the cure.
It would just be as much scoial and economic discrimination if the patients would die because their cancer was detected too late. And the earlier it is detected, the higher are the chances for it to be cured.
?
I think the big studios will buy the pro edition and therefore pay the full 15,000$. The savings lie in the shorter production time and in comparison to the cost of the old equipment.
That's right... if banks and credit card companies would INSIST on some form of ID in any case, then there would be virtually NO Identity Theft. The US is the only country known to me where you can get credit in somebody else's name with some chunks of information.
Registrant:
X.com Corporation (X880-DOM)
1840 Embarcadero Road
Palo Alto, CA 94303
US
Domain Name: X.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
PayPal, Inc. Hostmaster (PI2724-ORG) hostmaster@PAYPAL.COM
PayPal, Inc.
Palo Alto, CA 94303
Palo Alto, CA 94303
US
650.251.1100
Fax- 650.251.1101
Record expires on 20-Oct-2009.
Record created on 20-Oct-1999.
Database last updated on 17-Apr-2003 21:30:06 EDT.
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.NIX.PAYPAL.COM 65.206.228.70
NS2.NIX.PAYPAL.COM 65.206.228.71
NS1.SC5.PAYPAL.COM 216.136.155.4
NS2.SC5.PAYPAL.COM 216.136.155.5
you aren't even allowed to possess a computer anymore.
> 910. MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTION, USE OR POSSESSION OF DEVICES
15 FOR THEFT OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES.
Yeah... and thanks to the great US law system that would result in 73 million * 5 years in prison = 365 million years in prison... what was that about unusual cruel punishment?
What they target are probably more networks like FreeNet. That's stuff they really can't control.... As for NAT they would either prosecute the administrator/organization running the NAT router or - in bigger corganizations - they would have logs to trace traffic down anyway.
and the manufacturers will continue to ship Wi-Fi access enabled routers for home use that are wide open. So truly everyone can access the internet from anywhere! (and do anything they want since there is no way to track them down...)
Isn't that a threat for national security? haha....
I'm surprised... many people on/. probably have back problems but that's more a result of physical inactivity and the attempt to compensate it with mental activity. But if an actor gets back problems because oif his role in a movie I ask myself if that's not going too far. Not enough that athletes use drugs to boost their energy, now actors will start doing the same, huh?
Slashdot Mirror
Possible... but detection is the first step to the cure.
It would just be as much scoial and economic discrimination if the patients would die because their cancer was detected too late. And the earlier it is detected, the higher are the chances for it to be cured.
One step closer to having Dr. Beverly Crusher become real.
I have a Ripflash Mp3 player (and recorder) and it does a fairly good job recording lectures (and the 128 MB built-in last for about 8 hours).
? I think the big studios will buy the pro edition and therefore pay the full 15,000$. The savings lie in the shorter production time and in comparison to the cost of the old equipment.
didn't we already know that? I mean, it was created by an organization that is supposed to do useful things and not by some quaker-clan.
Not listed are probably intercepts by intelligence organizations... at least that's what it smells like.
Btw, I thought there is only a 8 and 9.5mm film system but not 9mm?
...In that industry you usually resolve such issues with a 9mm.
That's right... if banks and credit card companies would INSIST on some form of ID in any case, then there would be virtually NO Identity Theft. The US is the only country known to me where you can get credit in somebody else's name with some chunks of information.
Registrant: X.com Corporation (X880-DOM) 1840 Embarcadero Road Palo Alto, CA 94303 US Domain Name: X.COM Administrative Contact, Technical Contact: PayPal, Inc. Hostmaster (PI2724-ORG) hostmaster@PAYPAL.COM PayPal, Inc. Palo Alto, CA 94303 Palo Alto, CA 94303 US 650.251.1100 Fax- 650.251.1101 Record expires on 20-Oct-2009. Record created on 20-Oct-1999. Database last updated on 17-Apr-2003 21:30:06 EDT. Domain servers in listed order: NS1.NIX.PAYPAL.COM 65.206.228.70 NS2.NIX.PAYPAL.COM 65.206.228.71 NS1.SC5.PAYPAL.COM 216.136.155.4 NS2.SC5.PAYPAL.COM 216.136.155.5
you aren't even allowed to possess a computer anymore. > 910. MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTION, USE OR POSSESSION OF DEVICES 15 FOR THEFT OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES.
Yeah... and thanks to the great US law system that would result in 73 million * 5 years in prison = 365 million years in prison... what was that about unusual cruel punishment?
pah... after that they REALLY have a reason to go on rampage.
What kind of videos do you make with your DVCam?
hm... where did I hide my HD from the police again? :-(
Quicken... I have had the same problem, especially in conjunction with encrypted partitions :-( It really stinks
What they target are probably more networks like FreeNet. That's stuff they really can't control.... As for NAT they would either prosecute the administrator/organization running the NAT router or - in bigger corganizations - they would have logs to trace traffic down anyway.
Is it just me or is this article confusing and without a topic?
As you may know, the iMac design was inspired by the dyson dustbuster. Does this mean the end of the union of dustbuster and computer? :-(
and the manufacturers will continue to ship Wi-Fi access enabled routers for home use that are wide open. So truly everyone can access the internet from anywhere! (and do anything they want since there is no way to track them down...) Isn't that a threat for national security? haha....
I'm surprised... many people on /. probably have back problems but that's more a result of physical inactivity and the attempt to compensate it with mental activity. But if an actor gets back problems because oif his role in a movie I ask myself if that's not going too far. Not enough that athletes use drugs to boost their energy, now actors will start doing the same, huh?