One common form of comment auto-validation is the email-username pair. If you have a previously approved comment many blogging systems by default approve subsequent comments that use the same email/username. If email addresses we exposed and paired with a username on a blog comments system then spammers could post using forged but valid user handles.
If the gravatar makes the pairing trivial then it's trivial to automate. And so the spam filter will have to iterate.
I'm having a hard time thinking of an example where the gov't here in the US has either 1. Spent efficiently or 2. spent prudently (for example, not more than what they have).
And yeah, people don't deserve services they can't afford, but sometimes we provide what they haven't earned, just cause we like em but it's a bad plan to try and provide everything, unless we're really willing to pay for it.
Since when did we (in the US) have "right of access"? There's nothing like that in rural California- lots of us live off the grid and the only way we'd get on it is if we paid to run lines and even then sometimes there's hiccups.
This is your first time out of the country, huh? Unless you have a specific purpose for your laptop it's totally arbitrary. For all practical technical purposes London is the US. A plug adapter is like a $1 investment and you're not going to have problems with WiFi. If your phone is quadband or 900/1800MHz it should be fine too.
If you have an iPhone, bring it as a laptop replacement for quick lookups, route planning, GPS and event planning (finding opening and closing times etc).
That said, unless you have a reason to bring any of this stuff with you, you're probably just as well without it. Big SD cards are cheap these days. Leaving your laptop in the US will make you more portable and less paranoid.
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Brakes?
I think you meant NSFC.
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Typically 501(c)(3)
Heh.
*Disclaimer: I have no soul!!!!! Nooooooo!!!
Yeah, I kid ;)
Yeah. Um Infanticide and slavery still happen plenty. Maybe you meant only two of these barbaric practices were legislated against?
That's pun-bait.
Oblig.
http://ax.search.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/search?entity=software&media=software&page=1&restrict=true&startIndex=0&term=birth
To clear that up- rather than spamming the email address spammers will likely target the blog that displays the gravatar.
If the gravatar makes the pairing trivial then it's trivial to automate. And so the spam filter will have to iterate.
I'm having a hard time thinking of an example where the gov't here in the US has either
1. Spent efficiently or
2. spent prudently (for example, not more than what they have).
And yeah, people don't deserve services they can't afford, but sometimes we provide what they haven't earned, just cause we like em but it's a bad plan to try and provide everything, unless we're really willing to pay for it.
Since when did we (in the US) have "right of access"? There's nothing like that in rural California- lots of us live off the grid and the only way we'd get on it is if we paid to run lines and even then sometimes there's hiccups.
Post it on Slashdot.
Then you'll want to unplug the phone line from your modem. That way nobody can access your internet. Problem solved!
Or to summarize, whether or not something is efficient is often simply a matter of time.
Actually it'll be interesting to see where light peak goes...
I think a better starting place would be assuming that movies are not like music at all and then looking for similarities.
...Once ;)
Oh, they have that... http://www.theonion.com/content/video/ultra_realistic_modern_warfare
As I am a horse riding republican in rural Northern California, you insensitive clod ;)
and most tragically
There, fixed it.
Haha- yeah. New sim card and/or wifi. I use my iPhone this way all over the world :)
If you have an iPhone, bring it as a laptop replacement for quick lookups, route planning, GPS and event planning (finding opening and closing times etc).
That said, unless you have a reason to bring any of this stuff with you, you're probably just as well without it. Big SD cards are cheap these days. Leaving your laptop in the US will make you more portable and less paranoid.
So If I'm following... they will stop you from selling the unwanted equipment?