It would be useful for temporary use at events and similar, but won't work in winter conditions as it would suffer from snow plows and change viscosity at low temperatures.
I agree that George H.W. Bush should have taken that action already when he held the office. The Microsoft dominance was bad even then and they killed things like Word Perfect and Novell Network.
A very balanced comment on the issue, thanks for that.
Sites that should be avoided as far as possible and be on the blacklist includes Facebook - the site where you are the product. Be in the group "I dare to avoid Facebook".
Frequency is about the same, the strength for older hurricanes is actually not always very accurate, especially when it comes to stronger ones as they aren't that frequent.
Don't build so darn near the shoreline. And don't build on former riverbeds or other lowland that's a candidate for flooding. Also keep some areas of forest and ponds to slow and absorb runoff water.
And with the current situation where the users of a device is prevented from doing the changes they like to their devices including downgrading the OS the interest in Android goes down.
It's a sour situation right now when you aren't in control of the device you have bought. I can understand that there may be some constraints to at least prevent malware but the owner of the device shall be able to be in control of the device and not risk it being bricked.
A major reason for having more control over your device is to get rid of bloatware that the manufacturers have a habit of installing. Some bloatware is also a security risk for various reasons.
CEO and board of directors at the time of the decision to include it are responsible. And if it's a major shareholder involved in the decision then bring them in as well.
As I see it Solaris is pretty stagnant since at least a decade. Most new development of *NIX environment has been under Linux and different BSD variants.
There may be certain applications that are Solaris specific, and it's probably a few of those that could be of interest to port to other environments if they aren't ported already.
But the days when Solaris was a leading significant factor in the *NIX world ended some 20 years ago.
Since you also have access to the kernel sources it would be easy to fake the interface and kernel version if you were to plan to use an unsupported kernel. Any problems would however be at your dime, not to be blamed on Android or Linus.
I can understand the minimum level requirements on the kernel and possibly also to allow the rest of Android to inspect the kernel configuration in order for the environment to be able to ensure that the platform it runs on is providing sufficient services. But these should still just be recommendations and not a final condition. Many hobbyists are able to create "bastard" solutions that works pretty well.
If there's an angry bull in the field then it would make sense to remove the person from the field even if they don't cause damage to the property - just for their own safety. But the cop could of course just "miss to see" such a person and instead let them take their chances with the bull.
And the press is in place to be the ones watching the law enforcement to prevent them to go too crazy. For the public this is one of the few ways to prevent public servants to become public masters. It don't work all the time though. And some reporters have unfinished business with law enforcement which means that they can go beyond what the law allows them to do.
But regardless of if it's reporters or law enforcement personnel that exceeds the law it's up to the courts to decide a law was broken or not.
Reporters shall also take care to not harm ongoing investigations. It may mean that they should consider delaying release of their findings at least until the harm that it could cause to an investigation or court verdict is limited.
Anyway it's not up to the individual cop to take action against reporters except to protect them from unnecessary risks.
What could possibly go wrong?
- Trigger it.
- Delay the eruption and make it worse because the pressure build up will be higher.
- Make the eruption even more powerful that it would be without the water.
It's a bomb waiting to go off, it's not a matter of if, just when. And it may just take an unusually snowy winter or a larger quake in the area to set it off. The result would make the Tsar Bomba seem insignificant.
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E-waste it responsibly.
Return to Microsoft, producer responsibility.
Add to it studded winter tires.
It would be useful for temporary use at events and similar, but won't work in winter conditions as it would suffer from snow plows and change viscosity at low temperatures.
I agree that George H.W. Bush should have taken that action already when he held the office. The Microsoft dominance was bad even then and they killed things like Word Perfect and Novell Network.
A very balanced comment on the issue, thanks for that.
Sites that should be avoided as far as possible and be on the blacklist includes Facebook - the site where you are the product. Be in the group "I dare to avoid Facebook".
Pale Moon isn't Gecko-based, it uses Goanna, a different layout engine. Just read on the home page for Pale Moon: http://www.palemoon.org/
Why should we trust Facebook?
It's not a very good place to be considering all narcissists and trolls.
Frequency is about the same, the strength for older hurricanes is actually not always very accurate, especially when it comes to stronger ones as they aren't that frequent.
An interesting presentation here though: https://public.tableau.com/pro...
Don't build so darn near the shoreline. And don't build on former riverbeds or other lowland that's a candidate for flooding. Also keep some areas of forest and ponds to slow and absorb runoff water.
The MS team that works on Windows today speaks Indian English and probably Hindi or some other obscure language.
And with the current situation where the users of a device is prevented from doing the changes they like to their devices including downgrading the OS the interest in Android goes down.
It's a sour situation right now when you aren't in control of the device you have bought. I can understand that there may be some constraints to at least prevent malware but the owner of the device shall be able to be in control of the device and not risk it being bricked.
A major reason for having more control over your device is to get rid of bloatware that the manufacturers have a habit of installing. Some bloatware is also a security risk for various reasons.
It's a bat and a ball, what difference does it make? (Paraphrasing Hillary)
In the case of a flat UI the hammer is the right tool to reshape the brain on those that came up with the idea.
The flat UI is like Windows 2.11.
CEO and board of directors at the time of the decision to include it are responsible. And if it's a major shareholder involved in the decision then bring them in as well.
Guillotine is a suitable punishment.
As I see it Solaris is pretty stagnant since at least a decade. Most new development of *NIX environment has been under Linux and different BSD variants.
There may be certain applications that are Solaris specific, and it's probably a few of those that could be of interest to port to other environments if they aren't ported already.
But the days when Solaris was a leading significant factor in the *NIX world ended some 20 years ago.
Since you also have access to the kernel sources it would be easy to fake the interface and kernel version if you were to plan to use an unsupported kernel. Any problems would however be at your dime, not to be blamed on Android or Linus.
I can understand the minimum level requirements on the kernel and possibly also to allow the rest of Android to inspect the kernel configuration in order for the environment to be able to ensure that the platform it runs on is providing sufficient services. But these should still just be recommendations and not a final condition. Many hobbyists are able to create "bastard" solutions that works pretty well.
So there are people actually using instagram or facebook? I thought both were some kind of narcissist heaven.
I can also imagine that you could stand in other places as well to take a photo if you got the permission from the property owner.
Film the street from someones apartment shouldn't be a big deal.
If there's an angry bull in the field then it would make sense to remove the person from the field even if they don't cause damage to the property - just for their own safety. But the cop could of course just "miss to see" such a person and instead let them take their chances with the bull.
Replace bull with other risk at leisure.
And the press is in place to be the ones watching the law enforcement to prevent them to go too crazy. For the public this is one of the few ways to prevent public servants to become public masters. It don't work all the time though. And some reporters have unfinished business with law enforcement which means that they can go beyond what the law allows them to do.
But regardless of if it's reporters or law enforcement personnel that exceeds the law it's up to the courts to decide a law was broken or not.
Reporters shall also take care to not harm ongoing investigations. It may mean that they should consider delaying release of their findings at least until the harm that it could cause to an investigation or court verdict is limited.
Anyway it's not up to the individual cop to take action against reporters except to protect them from unnecessary risks.
You can make juice from just about anything. There's carrot juice available in some supermarkets.
Depends on which juice. Try celery juice and see what happens.
Striker, striker, striker ... *blam*.
The amount of awesome puns and side gags in those movies.
And when was someone doing a Full Metal Jacket level movie last time?
What could possibly go wrong?
- Trigger it.
- Delay the eruption and make it worse because the pressure build up will be higher.
- Make the eruption even more powerful that it would be without the water.
It's a bomb waiting to go off, it's not a matter of if, just when. And it may just take an unusually snowy winter or a larger quake in the area to set it off. The result would make the Tsar Bomba seem insignificant.
It's bugging me a bit when they open the web browser to a page of their choice at every install.