How much data? I'd suggest printing a mask onto a good quality stainless steel and etching a image a digital camera can capture and a computer can decode onto it. The same method used for PC board making will do. There are several very good techniques to convert the data to something similar to a bar code.
He's an idiot. He created something then offered it to his boss who let him install it. That gave them their license. By putting in a timer he was in effect installing a defect which if it impacted the performance of his unit could be construed as conduct unbecoming, dereliction of duty or deliberate sabotage. He needs to be booted for conduct unbecoming if nothing else, given a general discharge and told to walk. The Air Force needs to recover all the data this third party has to their software.
I won't touch their product because I will never know if they'll deliberately break it with some future revision when someone pads their pockets. In this instance they got caught doing something dirty and now are scrambling to cover it up.
If they issue a press release on why this happened and state a commitment to ethical business practices along with their fixed production release I will be mollified.
If they were to release the source code to both version I will be appeased.
A class action suit can be of benefit to the person or corp being sued. Would you rather have one case to win or lose or 30,000 cases in various courts across the country.
You could not save and you could not make one stinking error. Then you had to suffer the cut scenes with no way of skipping therm. There were some intriguing puzzles. There was one but I'm blanking on what it was I just remember it being tedious and boring.
Nextel did make an effort to give a real world "QOS" indicator with it's bars. They sometimes didn't work well but in most cases they gave a better indication than a standards cell phone.
The fact that the spent millions to have a cell-walkie-talkie that sounds exactly like a Vietnam era military radio is amusing. The voice channel quality was not much better either.
It's not required for antiques (1899 or earlier), face to face transactions with your favorite ATF agent in drag, if you have a ATF F 8A (5310.17) designating you as some type of FFL. For a collector license it costs $30.00 for a three year license to have specifically listed or 50+ year old firearms (curios or relics) shipped to your door. It's worth it especially this year as I've seen about a 300 percent increase in the value of even poor quality collectible imports.
are pukezels. They are pointless, boring tedious and lame. Do you remember 7th Guest or some of the narrow walkways or peg jumping idiocy in Doom/Quake?
It's not only real estate but the feature of tantalum capacitors that make them desirable. We might be at the threshold of nanotech capacitors that will replace them but I've not seen anything marketable yet.
This is a fabulous troll. It's sucking them in in droves. I hope for good articles on openvpn for clueless droolers, encrypted ethernet over IP, GNU privacy guard for dummies and real time hardrive encryption for the blithering idiot!
I'm not sure why they did that on older ones other than reliability unless it was a retrofit. The new ones suck because they go out of calibration from exposure to the elements. So you'll go to one that's an inch off in some random direction.
It hasn't all been banned though it should soon be. This looks like a state to state deal which can be a good thing since those companies have thousands of polytics to bribe rather than a handful.
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Who FORGOT the skynet tag? Slackers!
Judges are lawyers and that is forced by law. You can't be one without being a lawyer.
The assholes at Abit had to be sued to fix the motherboards where they used capacitors made with a stolen formula.
http://forums.cnet.com/5208-7591_102-0.html?forumID=26&threadID=59483&messageID=706271
How much data? I'd suggest printing a mask onto a good quality stainless steel and etching a image a digital camera can capture and a computer can decode onto it. The same method used for PC board making will do. There are several very good techniques to convert the data to something similar to a bar code.
One is the stuff of myth, the other is the stuff of trademarks, lawsuits and RIAA thugs.
Choose.
So we store it at 16billion bit resolution! We'll destroy the universe to preserve MUSIC! :)
Then the purists should invent a way to digitally record all of the information. All the 3D characteristics of the record.
So if you allow google and then google places an evil cookie that is not identified as a tracking cookie what then?
He's an idiot. He created something then offered it to his boss who let him install it. That gave them their license. By putting in a timer he was in effect installing a defect which if it impacted the performance of his unit could be construed as conduct unbecoming, dereliction of duty or deliberate sabotage. He needs to be booted for conduct unbecoming if nothing else, given a general discharge and told to walk. The Air Force needs to recover all the data this third party has to their software.
I won't touch their product because I will never know if they'll deliberately break it with some future revision when someone pads their pockets. In this instance they got caught doing something dirty and now are scrambling to cover it up.
If they issue a press release on why this happened and state a commitment to ethical business practices along with their fixed production release I will be mollified.
If they were to release the source code to both version I will be appeased.
move along, nothing to see here, here kiddies *candy* now go away.
Not forgiven.
A class action suit can be of benefit to the person or corp being sued. Would you rather have one case to win or lose or 30,000 cases in various courts across the country.
You could not save and you could not make one stinking error. Then you had to suffer the cut scenes with no way of skipping therm. There were some intriguing puzzles. There was one but I'm blanking on what it was I just remember it being tedious and boring.
Nextel did make an effort to give a real world "QOS" indicator with it's bars. They sometimes didn't work well but in most cases they gave a better indication than a standards cell phone.
The fact that the spent millions to have a cell-walkie-talkie that sounds exactly like a Vietnam era military radio is amusing. The voice channel quality was not much better either.
It's not required for antiques (1899 or earlier), face to face transactions with your favorite ATF agent in drag, if you have a ATF F 8A (5310.17) designating you as some type of FFL. For a collector license it costs $30.00 for a three year license to have specifically listed or 50+ year old firearms (curios or relics) shipped to your door. It's worth it especially this year as I've seen about a 300 percent increase in the value of even poor quality collectible imports.
are pukezels. They are pointless, boring tedious and lame. Do you remember 7th Guest or some of the narrow walkways or peg jumping idiocy in Doom/Quake?
1 million code monkeys typing out Aleister Crowley?
But we now call them technomages.
It's not only real estate but the feature of tantalum capacitors that make them desirable. We might be at the threshold of nanotech capacitors that will replace them but I've not seen anything marketable yet.
This is a fabulous troll. It's sucking them in in droves. I hope for good articles on openvpn for clueless droolers, encrypted ethernet over IP, GNU privacy guard for dummies and real time hardrive encryption for the blithering idiot!
I'm not sure why they did that on older ones other than reliability unless it was a retrofit. The new ones suck because they go out of calibration from exposure to the elements. So you'll go to one that's an inch off in some random direction.
http://www.assabetriver.org/nutrient/DishwashingDetergentBillS.536.htm
It hasn't all been banned though it should soon be. This looks like a state to state deal which can be a good thing since those companies have thousands of polytics to bribe rather than a handful.
I missed that, good catch. If they're using that then it should do well.
Do not get it wet. ;)
For the tinfoil hat folks this is most excellent. Dump water into the cooling system and set off a spark.
I couldn't find the /. story
http://pontotriplo.org/quickpicks/2007/05/generating_hydrogen_with_a_liquid_aluminum-gallium_alloy.html
Cool, thanks that will do just fine.
This?
http://www.december212012.com/
That's riot!