He asked the door mat (security guard) for permission to use computers belonging to the Apple stores. Since he did not have permission of the computer owner he triggered this law.
Since an Apple store is not a public place and he did not have the stores permission, the people he photographed who did not give their permission now have a civil right to sue him pursuant to the law.
If he's affiliated with any college/school/museum or business they both may be guilty of conspiracy to commit a violation of the law if they facilitated his act in any way.
The government need your stupidity and your money and they will get it.
All that Sony has left is the glory of the past. They're still culturally traumatized by the Betamax ruling and losing to VHS. They tried to bribe their other crippled child bluray to dominance but have failed again. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
One app on the android store could not quickly get the functionality right across disparate Android phones from the sheer number of variations in platforms. They removed many of the features of the app on several phones. I requested a refund when they'd made the game dumbed down and stupid and attacked users criticizing this. I can see why apps are slow to market on Android.
Recently the Android market has become a sewer of malware. It's bad enough that I don't have control of an apps access. I have to take it or leave it. With the ineffective control of developers on that market and without fine grained control of what an app does they can starve.
I have the Android SDK up and running, Fedora 14 is now configured for my phone. I'm trying to learn how to write programs for it. I can and have downloaded some source code that is simple enough I can grasp that it's not going to do damage. I may not be livin' large on apps, if I wanted that I'd get an iSore.
Anyone who takes such things seriously examining the raw data is a fool. Without the raw data it's as accurate as climate change priests excretions.
Yet the article whines about white space and shape and even color. The last bit about wikipee, creative commons, and the like appear to have been hacked on last as an after thought.
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You may not be a code muncher or a silicon shitter but you are cool anyway.;)
I've used processing but just a few minutes fiddling and aackeys does what processing would take longer to write. I have several other uses for that helpful hint.
Thanks for the info.
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Why not use an Arduino and a USB shield or one of the myriad USB I/O devices?
Well there is that robust , near indestructible quality of consumer grade products to consider and the lower price.
10E10^100 interesting words and or phrases. DEA meatsack Project gamma tango NEA PETA DES NSa project talent tangerine Rotten Amygdaloid Oscar Mergatroid Beat Under Control Joylon West is a nazi No elephants died in the making of the CIA EAT MORE MEAT MKumbrella Fist of God Technoeroticgodhood Meme Elvis is a patriot Dood 41
Have you been on the sea at sea state 5?!? It will fucking launch the damn things even if everything is perfectly done by the boat crew with perfect chains, tie downs, clamps, etc the container may have a defect or if it's perfect having multiple Gs on a container weight 50k makes things give up.
Yes but the craftsman is stuck with what his tools can make. The person in his garage who makes his own tools can and has gone farther and done more or have been far more brilliant with less.
Ok, I've never managed to keep one I've carried working more than a few months. I should design a case out of billet aluminum and cast it in with alumina filled epoxy.;)
eet is teh false langwage of teh false gohd! eet ees ebil! ebil Onle teh scroscanct and whycensed ghod appruved by the preests of teh all wholly mycroft shal be acknowledged!
Ok it was in all caps now it's not, happy you shit eating grammar gnazis?
Do you mean your microwave oven? Contact the manufacturer and make them send someone out to run a microwave leakage test. The service center is required to have a properly calibrated one. The test may not be free but they should not charge more than a service call but see if the manufacturer will cover this test.
Switching power supplies used in these microwaves can cause trouble regardless of the FCC warning on them. You can get noise from the supply and noise on the power line even though it's not otherwise failing.
An older version of Tripp Lite's surge suppressor could filter this crap off the power line. It sold for around $70 in the '90s. Without the testing I could do back then I won't recommend them now.
They miniaturized jet engines enough to do this and it seems pretty damn good now. Maybe if you can get an engineering degree in fluid dynamics and one in materials science you can develop a continuous detonation wave engine that would be smaller.
In the 70s they were it when it came to the DIY, they were dying in the 80s and dead in the 90s.
In the 70s my small rural town had a Radio Shack, it was a part of an retail store that sold TVs I assume it to have been a franchise. They had everything. If the Radio Shack side didn't have it the other side did.
The owner would hold presentations at the local middle and high school demonstrating neat gadgets.
I could not afford any of the cool stuff but he'd let me sit for hours using their demo TRS-80 if no one was in the store.
By the time I could afford to buy from them they were done. They pissed away their DIY and became a crap box selling rebranded junk.
This is similar to firearms accessories all having razor sharp 90 degree or tighter edges and lots of fancy sharp edged CNC work on the outside.
When the user complains of getting cuts, shredded clothing and other issues they're pointed to a gunsmith to 'dehorn' the cluster fuck for $$$.
It's the users fault, they won't buy the safer soft edged parts so manufacturers won't make them. There's enough dumbasses out there that they can fuel this for centuries.;)
So you all should be making yourself laptop smiths and creating an elegant and practical fix for this and charge the clueless for the privilege of your vast knowledge, experience, craftsmanship and ability to smile when they squirm at the bill.
Nothing teaches better than pain and there is nothing more painful that wallet pain.
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He asked the door mat (security guard) for permission to use computers belonging to the Apple stores. Since he did not have permission of the computer owner he triggered this law.
Since an Apple store is not a public place and he did not have the stores permission, the people he photographed who did not give their permission now have a civil right to sue him pursuant to the law.
If he's affiliated with any college/school/museum or business they both may be guilty of conspiracy to commit a violation of the law if they facilitated his act in any way.
The government need your stupidity and your money and they will get it.
All that Sony has left is the glory of the past. They're still culturally traumatized by the Betamax ruling and losing to VHS. They tried to bribe their other crippled child bluray to dominance but have failed again. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
One app on the android store could not quickly get the functionality right across disparate Android phones from the sheer number of variations in platforms. They removed many of the features of the app on several phones. I requested a refund when they'd made the game dumbed down and stupid and attacked users criticizing this. I can see why apps are slow to market on Android.
Recently the Android market has become a sewer of malware. It's bad enough that I don't have control of an apps access. I have to take it or leave it. With the ineffective control of developers on that market and without fine grained control of what an app does they can starve.
I have the Android SDK up and running, Fedora 14 is now configured for my phone. I'm trying to learn how to write programs for it. I can and have downloaded some source code that is simple enough I can grasp that it's not going to do damage. I may not be livin' large on apps, if I wanted that I'd get an iSore.
Leaf http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/energy/26067/
Mitsubishi http://green.autoblog.com/2011/04/22/edta-2011-85-miles-is-the-best-case-scenario-for-mitsubishi-i/
If I want a urban rickshaw I'll buy a scooter with storage. If I want a car I'll buy something with 300+ miles range.
Show us the one you built, the gerbers, the schematic, the source code and the VHDL code. Show us that it works.
Anyone who takes such things seriously examining the raw data is a fool. Without the raw data it's as accurate as climate change priests excretions.
Yet the article whines about white space and shape and even color. The last bit about wikipee, creative commons, and the like appear to have been hacked on last as an after thought.
You may not be a code muncher or a silicon shitter but you are cool anyway. ;)
I've used processing but just a few minutes fiddling and aackeys does what processing would take longer to write. I have several other uses for that helpful hint.
Thanks for the info.
Why not use an Arduino and a USB shield or one of the myriad USB I/O devices?
Well there is that robust , near indestructible quality of consumer grade products to consider and the lower price.
>_
10E10^100 interesting words and or phrases.
DEA meatsack
Project gamma tango
NEA
PETA
DES
NSa project talent tangerine
Rotten Amygdaloid
Oscar Mergatroid
Beat Under Control
Joylon West is a nazi
No elephants died in the making of the CIA
EAT MORE MEAT
MKumbrella
Fist of God
Technoeroticgodhood
Meme
Elvis is a patriot
Dood 41
Have you been on the sea at sea state 5?!? It will fucking launch the damn things even if everything is perfectly done by the boat crew with perfect chains, tie downs, clamps, etc the container may have a defect or if it's perfect having multiple Gs on a container weight 50k makes things give up.
There's a whole world of marine disasters
http://www.ntsb.gov/publictn/m_acc.htm
Ima make you dig for 'em, there's more by any country with commercial shipping.
They seem to play bash'em ship a lot.
Yes but the craftsman is stuck with what his tools can make. The person in his garage who makes his own tools can and has gone farther and done more or have been far more brilliant with less.
Ok, I've never managed to keep one I've carried working more than a few months. I should design a case out of billet aluminum and cast it in with alumina filled epoxy. ;)
Maybe three or four even.
Have it chirp and flash if it gets too far away from your phone. Have your phone chirp as well when it's too far away.
Then you'd lose both of them. ;)
What is the longest you've had a thumb drive last?
eet is teh false langwage of teh false gohd! eet ees ebil! ebil Onle teh scroscanct and whycensed ghod appruved by the preests of teh all wholly mycroft shal be acknowledged!
Ok it was in all caps now it's not, happy you shit eating grammar gnazis?
If you're not getting paid to be the IT guy you're a chump.
They can copy code like no one else?
Do you mean your microwave oven? Contact the manufacturer and make them send someone out to run a microwave leakage test. The service center is required to have a properly calibrated one. The test may not be free but they should not charge more than a service call but see if the manufacturer will cover this test.
Switching power supplies used in these microwaves can cause trouble regardless of the FCC warning on them. You can get noise from the supply and noise on the power line even though it's not otherwise failing.
An older version of Tripp Lite's surge suppressor could filter this crap off the power line. It sold for around $70 in the '90s. Without the testing I could do back then I won't recommend them now.
From Crisco
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/wireless/ps9391/ps9393/ps9394/prod_white_paper0900aecd807395a9_ns736_Networking_Solutions_White_Paper.html
"Jupiter Research reports 67 percent of all residential Wi-Fi problems are linked to interfering devices, such as cordless phones, baby monitors, and microwave ovens."
diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
index 529d93f..afb8e0d 100644 (file)
--- a/Makefile
+++ b/Makefile
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-VERSION = 2
-PATCHLEVEL = 6
-SUBLEVEL = 39
-EXTRAVERSION =
-NAME = Flesh-Eating Bats with Fangs
+VERSION = 3
+PATCHLEVEL = 0
+SUBLEVEL = 0
+EXTRAVERSION = -rc1
+NAME = Sneaky Weasel
Baby steps.
They miniaturized jet engines enough to do this and it seems pretty damn good now. Maybe if you can get an engineering degree in fluid dynamics and one in materials science you can develop a continuous detonation wave engine that would be smaller.
Zombies
Spot on.
In the 70s they were it when it came to the DIY, they were dying in the 80s and dead in the 90s.
In the 70s my small rural town had a Radio Shack, it was a part of an retail store that sold TVs I assume it to have been a franchise. They had everything. If the Radio Shack side didn't have it the other side did.
The owner would hold presentations at the local middle and high school demonstrating neat gadgets.
I could not afford any of the cool stuff but he'd let me sit for hours using their demo TRS-80 if no one was in the store.
By the time I could afford to buy from them they were done. They pissed away their DIY and became a crap box selling rebranded junk.
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NONFREEDOM
DOH!
It's the only religious figure I can truly believe in. :-D
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This is similar to firearms accessories all having razor sharp 90 degree or tighter edges and lots of fancy sharp edged CNC work on the outside.
When the user complains of getting cuts, shredded clothing and other issues they're pointed to a gunsmith to 'dehorn' the cluster fuck for $$$.
It's the users fault, they won't buy the safer soft edged parts so manufacturers won't make them. There's enough dumbasses out there that they can fuel this for centuries. ;)
So you all should be making yourself laptop smiths and creating an elegant and practical fix for this and charge the clueless for the privilege of your vast knowledge, experience, craftsmanship and ability to smile when they squirm at the bill.
Nothing teaches better than pain and there is nothing more painful that wallet pain.