Thanks, but that's a little different. That's good if you're into shelling out control to a 3rd party and stamping their logo on your site. May as well be an iframe.
No I'm talking about native support. Another external option is IntenseDebate but I just want a simple, native, not 3rd party ajax comment posting solution. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm to play with admin-ajax.php
I always thought that if there was any doubt that someone wasn't a person it best to opt on the side of not killing them, even to help someone else.
Given that there's nothing magical or particularly spiritual about birth canals it seems like the safest date ethically (to avoid all doubt) to is conception.
Why? Because that's when those cells become a genetically unique entity, that if left to nature will continue to grow into something that is universally recognized as a person.
And I'll just give you some preemptive food for thought:
A nursing baby is also not able to sustain its life on its own.
Is the personhood of a handicapped person reduced?
There is a difference between leaving something to live and leaving something to die, it's not a point, it's a vector!
Of course the other possibly legitimate viewpoint is that personhood has no value or is just entirely a social construct that is actually meaningless. If you believe that then it doesn't matter where along the timeline you terminate a baby, much less a grown human.
Perhaps your lack of care for some genetically unique cells that were headed in the direction of birth destroyed countless real, living, actualized human beings, who may have not yet been self-aware (but headed that way) possibly not even a name, but never the less untold potential and millions who mourn them.
I guess it wouldn't be such a terrible omission if the theme wasn't called twentyten.
I guess the news with twentyten is the ability to customize background and header images and built in support for drop-down menus.
I'm not sure what's modern about that feature list. It seems like html5, video, ajax everything and social integration would have been better choices. The current list is more like nineteen-ninty-eight. Am I missing it?
They might have fixed a lot but it's a glaring fault not to have ajax comment support built into the default theme or the core. In fact I have yet to locate a single ajax comment plugin that still works.
We live in a a Facebook world where no one expects a page load to post a comment. Not even slashdot. Hope that gets sorted soon.
Not to mention we should all be wondering what exactly is "software" and what is "custom". Word Macros, HTML, Javascript, Java, PHP, C++, Assembly? Is software for 5 users still custom, 100 users? What if it's only available to certain people but lots of them? What if it's only available at an outrageous per seat price?
I'm willing to bet the law won't be written by anyone who knows anything about "Custom Software".
One other note- if you want to play with it you're only our less than $100, which is nothing. At least you get a radio with open software that you can use for anything. Worst case scenario you can ebay it for near full price as their gear sells quickly. I try to keep a few radios around just to play with. I probably wouldn't do that at $800 a pop.
Ubiquity does an excellent job of differentiating products. All released products have a spec sheet. The differences are form factor, frequency, radio power, antenna options and computing power.
Really these things are just computers that control radios. You're right, all their products can operate as APs, Bridges or Stations. There's a few differences in what the A/B/G products can do vs the M series (AirMAX/MIMO) but they can all operate in any main mode. You should expect that from any vendor.
At least in my case Ubiquity has worked well. I have bullets running multi Km runs that have been up as long as there's power. I use the as APs and stations as well.
If you have questions, try the forums- you'll get them answered quickly by people with lots of experience with the gear, sometimes even Ubiquity techs.
I don't know what is so special about Aironet APs, can you explain why they might be favorable to anything else? A typical AP doesn't actually do that much anyway, especially if you're using a separate router. Go for the company with great support and rain proof gear.
Or just use Picostations, which is a bullet with an RP-SMA instead of an N type and a built in omni. But really with many users it seems like Rocket+Sector Antennas is the way to go, yeah?
Not to mention a company that will test your setup in their lab if you have a problem and live on OSS principles. Great people! It's also cheap reliable hardware.
http://ubnt.com/
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Heehee.
At least Mac users have know about them for a while. Blessings,
as conventionally understood, woosh ;)
In system preferences a spotlight actually does shine over a dimmed panel when you do a search.
Of course we all laughed because this has nothing to do with the actual spotlight engine.
No I'm talking about native support. Another external option is IntenseDebate but I just want a simple, native, not 3rd party ajax comment posting solution. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm to play with admin-ajax.php
Yup, everybody starts as one big cell.
Given that there's nothing magical or particularly spiritual about birth canals it seems like the safest date ethically (to avoid all doubt) to is conception.
Why? Because that's when those cells become a genetically unique entity, that if left to nature will continue to grow into something that is universally recognized as a person.
And I'll just give you some preemptive food for thought:
Of course the other possibly legitimate viewpoint is that personhood has no value or is just entirely a social construct that is actually meaningless. If you believe that then it doesn't matter where along the timeline you terminate a baby, much less a grown human.
Perhaps your lack of care for some genetically unique cells that were headed in the direction of birth destroyed countless real, living, actualized human beings, who may have not yet been self-aware (but headed that way) possibly not even a name, but never the less untold potential and millions who mourn them.
I guess the news with twentyten is the ability to customize background and header images and built in support for drop-down menus.
I'm not sure what's modern about that feature list. It seems like html5, video, ajax everything and social integration would have been better choices. The current list is more like nineteen-ninty-eight. Am I missing it?
We live in a a Facebook world where no one expects a page load to post a comment. Not even slashdot. Hope that gets sorted soon.
The question I have is, like conventional sail vehicles, is it possible for the sailcraft to go faster than the solar wind?
For starters try searching in System Preferences...
I just so happens that the equilibrium speed between, after considering the wheels and propellers is higher than wind speed.
Even if your not a linux user, it's just a one liner in the terminal to get it back to the right search engine. *ducks*
Up until this year I would have said the answer is clear.
mmmm. Then they'll add a video codec, and call it Flasvg.
I'm willing to bet the law won't be written by anyone who knows anything about "Custom Software".
Actually I think splitting the controls (a la MacOS 9?) makes a good deal of sense, especially since you'd never really use them in sequence.
Cheers ;)
One other note- if you want to play with it you're only our less than $100, which is nothing. At least you get a radio with open software that you can use for anything. Worst case scenario you can ebay it for near full price as their gear sells quickly. I try to keep a few radios around just to play with. I probably wouldn't do that at $800 a pop.
Really these things are just computers that control radios. You're right, all their products can operate as APs, Bridges or Stations. There's a few differences in what the A/B/G products can do vs the M series (AirMAX/MIMO) but they can all operate in any main mode. You should expect that from any vendor.
At least in my case Ubiquity has worked well. I have bullets running multi Km runs that have been up as long as there's power. I use the as APs and stations as well.
If you have questions, try the forums- you'll get them answered quickly by people with lots of experience with the gear, sometimes even Ubiquity techs.
I don't know what is so special about Aironet APs, can you explain why they might be favorable to anything else? A typical AP doesn't actually do that much anyway, especially if you're using a separate router. Go for the company with great support and rain proof gear.
The world is round.
Or just use Picostations, which is a bullet with an RP-SMA instead of an N type and a built in omni. But really with many users it seems like Rocket+Sector Antennas is the way to go, yeah?
Not to mention a company that will test your setup in their lab if you have a problem and live on OSS principles. Great people! It's also cheap reliable hardware. http://ubnt.com/
Sign out of work . . . early!
You know, you could use a different button or cord for that. It's not like the function dies if the button goes.
Unobtainium bro.