They should update that map; it could easily be decided that that rule also applies to being within 100 miles of an inland foreign embassy or reservation.
And the Kármán line lies at an altitude of only 100 kilometres (62 miles) above the Earth's sea level, and is commonly used to define the boundary between the Earth's atmosphere and outer space. If that is also considered the border, then not even Death Valley is low enough to enjoy Constitutional protection.
Still, there are ways to convey the data electronically without associating it to you at either end, so long as the data you transfer also does not identify you whether it gets decrypted or not, and you avoid surveillance and leaving anything identifying to be recoverable by forensics at either end.
And flag, blacking out the affected stars and what stripes correspond to affected states and original 13 colonies respectively. Or make the stars look like cigar burns and the stripes like ash.
Blame the person who decided to put " at 0x22 in the ASCII table, one bit of difference from 2 at 0x32. It was your basic buckybit layout where Shift only had to force one bit high. It's the same reason why & was on 6, ' on 7, and ( and ) on 8 and 9 instead of 9 and 0, and ^ and * were elsewhere.
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Really, people? Do you know what you're doing when you post these? You're leaking more information about yourself and exposing another on-line identity to being known and associated by Big Data. Are you certain the precise phrasing of the letter you received is not unique to you, or even came from the institution it proclaims to be?
Why is the campus allowing students to put their own WiFi routers on the school network, anyway?
When I was in college, you weren't permitted to install any router or hub in your room, wireless or wired. Only one computer per room access port. Of course it happened anyway. You'd only get caught if the RA noticed and ratted you out. Actual audits of IP-MAC associations only occurred at the end of the year unless a problem was detected.
Surprisingly, when the RIAA came knocking, they disavowed having logged any such information, though it was quite possible they had stopped and deleted the previous records since the last time I worked there. Odd though, considering they were monitoring traffic usage by protocol and considering throttling or completely blocking bittorrent and p2p activity when I left.
I don't think it will ever be appropriate to remove the hyphen from "anti-malware". "Antivirus", sure, but "antimal" will always be too close to "animal" for easy parsing as a compound word.
[Utah, 2012] "On behalf of all of us, I want to wish you a very happy birthday, sir. And the President called to convey his personal best wishes." "The President is ten points down. I want him replaced." "I don't think that's very wise, sir." "Thank you so much for your opinion; you're fired. Get rid of him. Wipe his memory, put him on the road someplace. Memphis, Minneapolis... somewhere beginning with M. So, the next President. What do you think? Republican or Democrat?" "Democrat, sir." "For what reason?" "They're... just so funny, sir?"
I've been a fan of Doctor Who since the Pertwee era, but missed out on everything from Colin Baker to Sylvester McCoy due to non-carriage in my area, only catching a few episodes through local fan groups, until the DVDs came out. I've been watching them as close as possible to original order since, but have been making slow progress (I've gotta stop watching the procedural crime franchises).
I introduced a friend to Doctor Who starting with Eccleston. We watched everything up to Tennant's last specials, then inexplicably he didn't want to see any more of it, nor anything else. I may have managed to get him to watch "Planet of the Dead" but not "The Waters of Mars". From this and other things, I deduce we are unfriends.
I had considered going with T-Mobile. They had plans that I was interested in. But then I did a search using their site for retail locations and found they had no stores in my state, only payment drop boxes. Apparently they only wanted my business if I wasn't from here originally.
You do when you don't know what the other person meant by what was said, i.e. whether the comparison was intended to be negative or positive. Otherwise you're in a state of, "I agree with my interpretation of what you said without knowing what you meant when you said it," and may end up regretting throwing support to someone with whom you actually disagree.
Someone who says, "There's a problem with the amount of child porn on the Internet," should be made to clarify whether they think there's too much or not enough; "I stand by my previous statement," is not an acceptable response.
Dude, if you don't own a region free player (which are certainly not illegal to produce/sell/import/buy and all the big manufacturers make them)
Interesting that you consider Sony not to be a big manufacturer. I've yet to see a Sony DVD player allow region code changes. (I'd love to have a region-free option on my 400-disc DVD changer and 400-disc BD changer. Instead the DVD player has refused to play DVD-Rs and the owner of an earlier model reported it refused to play CD-Rs.) Has breaking the key on the PS3 made it region-free yet?
So we're stuck with a fancy iPad app that turns your iPad into a small TV but only when you're on your home WiFi. Sure it could work over 3G, but that's not a deal Time Warner Cable wants to write...
I can only guess it must be some kind of flash app embedded in the story page. it's completely invisible to me. All that remains is the meaningless summary with no context.
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They should update that map; it could easily be decided that that rule also applies to being within 100 miles of an inland foreign embassy or reservation.
And the Kármán line lies at an altitude of only 100 kilometres (62 miles) above the Earth's sea level, and is commonly used to define the boundary between the Earth's atmosphere and outer space. If that is also considered the border, then not even Death Valley is low enough to enjoy Constitutional protection.
Still, there are ways to convey the data electronically without associating it to you at either end, so long as the data you transfer also does not identify you whether it gets decrypted or not, and you avoid surveillance and leaving anything identifying to be recoverable by forensics at either end.
The money laundering case couldn't proceed without the data suspected to be on the drives.
FTFY.
And flag, blacking out the affected stars and what stripes correspond to affected states and original 13 colonies respectively. Or make the stars look like cigar burns and the stripes like ash.
Blame the person who decided to put " at 0x22 in the ASCII table, one bit of difference from 2 at 0x32. It was your basic buckybit layout where Shift only had to force one bit high. It's the same reason why & was on 6, ' on 7, and ( and ) on 8 and 9 instead of 9 and 0, and ^ and * were elsewhere.
Simple designs keep prices down.
I might wait for the 128-bit version with 64-bit compatibility mode to come out.
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Really, people? Do you know what you're doing when you post these? You're leaking more information about yourself and exposing another on-line identity to being known and associated by Big Data. Are you certain the precise phrasing of the letter you received is not unique to you, or even came from the institution it proclaims to be?
Why is the campus allowing students to put their own WiFi routers on the school network, anyway?
When I was in college, you weren't permitted to install any router or hub in your room, wireless or wired. Only one computer per room access port. Of course it happened anyway. You'd only get caught if the RA noticed and ratted you out. Actual audits of IP-MAC associations only occurred at the end of the year unless a problem was detected.
Surprisingly, when the RIAA came knocking, they disavowed having logged any such information, though it was quite possible they had stopped and deleted the previous records since the last time I worked there. Odd though, considering they were monitoring traffic usage by protocol and considering throttling or completely blocking bittorrent and p2p activity when I left.
I don't think it will ever be appropriate to remove the hyphen from "anti-malware". "Antivirus", sure, but "antimal" will always be too close to "animal" for easy parsing as a compound word.
1789 style, throw the rich greedy bastards out of the country...
That's just a permanent foreign vacation in a tax-sheltering country. They're already doing that voluntarily: "Move to Zug for great tax shelter."
[Utah, 2012]
"On behalf of all of us, I want to wish you a very happy birthday, sir. And the President called to convey his personal best wishes."
"The President is ten points down. I want him replaced."
"I don't think that's very wise, sir."
"Thank you so much for your opinion; you're fired. Get rid of him. Wipe his memory, put him on the road someplace. Memphis, Minneapolis... somewhere beginning with M. So, the next President. What do you think? Republican or Democrat?"
"Democrat, sir."
"For what reason?"
"They're... just so funny, sir?"
That was invented by Johann Pachelbel in the 1600s. If he had patented it... EVERY SINGLE ONE OF MODERN POP SONGS COULD STILL EXIST.
Not if instead someone else more contemporary did and first-to-file passes, usurping first-to-invent thus making prior art irrelevant.
Programming is like composing music: you learn from the examples of others and you build upon it to improve the industry.
Imagine if someone had patented the 4-chord progression used by most pop songs.
Maybe that's a bad example. How about the standard blues form?
I read it as, "But, we haven't kicked and screamed yet! You can't make us do it until we've done our kicking and screaming!"
M.C. Escher
I've been a fan of Doctor Who since the Pertwee era, but missed out on everything from Colin Baker to Sylvester McCoy due to non-carriage in my area, only catching a few episodes through local fan groups, until the DVDs came out. I've been watching them as close as possible to original order since, but have been making slow progress (I've gotta stop watching the procedural crime franchises).
I introduced a friend to Doctor Who starting with Eccleston. We watched everything up to Tennant's last specials, then inexplicably he didn't want to see any more of it, nor anything else. I may have managed to get him to watch "Planet of the Dead" but not "The Waters of Mars". From this and other things, I deduce we are unfriends.
Yep, the one-line answer is:
My site doesn't offer logins.
I had considered going with T-Mobile. They had plans that I was interested in. But then I did a search using their site for retail locations and found they had no stores in my state, only payment drop boxes. Apparently they only wanted my business if I wasn't from here originally.
You do when you don't know what the other person meant by what was said, i.e. whether the comparison was intended to be negative or positive. Otherwise you're in a state of, "I agree with my interpretation of what you said without knowing what you meant when you said it," and may end up regretting throwing support to someone with whom you actually disagree.
Someone who says, "There's a problem with the amount of child porn on the Internet," should be made to clarify whether they think there's too much or not enough; "I stand by my previous statement," is not an acceptable response.
It won't add up to a whole second for about 1711.2 years.
Dude, if you don't own a region free player (which are certainly not illegal to produce/sell/import/buy and all the big manufacturers make them)
Interesting that you consider Sony not to be a big manufacturer. I've yet to see a Sony DVD player allow region code changes. (I'd love to have a region-free option on my 400-disc DVD changer and 400-disc BD changer. Instead the DVD player has refused to play DVD-Rs and the owner of an earlier model reported it refused to play CD-Rs.) Has breaking the key on the PS3 made it region-free yet?
the ultimate and most likely conclusion goes to the tune of "Apple-Time Warner"?
I doubt Apple would willingly hyphenate with anyone.
I was an early adopter of Slingbox. Now my Slingbox is unsupported by the current software. I can only use it with obsolete PC binaries.
So we're stuck with a fancy iPad app that turns your iPad into a small TV but only when you're on your home WiFi. Sure it could work over 3G, but that's not a deal Time Warner Cable wants to write...
VPN?
I can only guess it must be some kind of flash app embedded in the story page. it's completely invisible to me. All that remains is the meaningless summary with no context.