What exactly do you think is suspicious about that?
You have private server that appear only your overseas bank that's connected to the Russian government connect to for official business, and that change hostnames when someone inquirers about it with your bank? And then suddenly goes dark when more investigating is done?
But what he saw was a bank in Moscow that kept irregularly pinging a server registered to the Trump Organization on Fifth Avenue.
What is on 5th Avenue? I'll give you a hint, it isn't the bank, the server or the domain. Someone go stop the presses, I think we just found the mailing address of Trump's office.
I took it to mean more that a Moscow-based bank was talking to a Trump-organized bank. Fifth Avenue is used to identify the Trump Organization proper.
The last-mile problem is the current bottleneck to competition. Remove that barrier by shifting it to a utility, and we then get real competition instead of the 2 co-shitty ISP's a typical city has to choose between.
Why on earth would you want two or more ISPs to compete over you over a common backbone? That would require competition, something the ISPs obviously don't want. It would also require someone to foot the bill for that last mile infrastructure. ISPs have fought for years to not have to share their lines, nor have a city be able to put in their own lines. It's much better the way it is where one ISP control the area and kick and scream and pout whenever there's an effort to try to modernize the service.
Mike Pence was on the plane. It was Mike Pence's plane. It was also his journalist pool's plane. And the pilots' plane. And Eastern Airlines Group, Inc's plane.
Showing possession doesn't necessarily mean having ownership.
I've seen estimated profit margins for iPhones as high as 69%. Their last quarterly report that was just released has iPhone revenues at $28.2B and "Other products" revenue of $2.4B. Take away from that $2.4B revenue from Apple TV, Apple Watch, Beats products to leave just the revenue from iPod and Apple-branded and third-party accessories.
The profit margins may be ridiculously high on accessories, the gross profit is still dwarfed by even an extremely conservative estimate of margins on the iPhone.
But in this case, acquiring the song the first time would be the only act of infringement. After that, you're only utilizing content that was previously infringed. You aren't charged with shoplifting every time you listen to a stolen CD.
Well, go ahead and submit you idea. Building a 9000 m^3 stone mound doesn't seem very practical. And all the other implemented methods on that page with passive or renewable energy sources appear to make only a fraction of the 2000 liters the contest aims for.
The tablets failed to work during a crucial AFC Championship game last January -- again for the New England Patriots...
Aww, that's so awful for the Patriots. While the tablets may be to blame, it's hard for me to feel too bad for a team with a history of "communication issues" for visiting teams.
My.02, get rid of tablets, photos, phone calls, headphones, and anything else other than the coaches and players on the playing field and sideline talking to each other in person. They can all carry around clipboards that have Microsoft Surface, Apple iPad, or whatever other brand sticker on the back if the advertising money is that important.
Yes. February 18, 2003 was the only split since their previous "high" Dec 23, 1999.
I think as long as it's clear that previous stock prices and/or volume data have been adjusted for splits an "all time high" still is valid even if it's not technically the highest price it ever traded at.
Razer's marketing is full of hyperbole, often bordering on outright lying. Many of their statements are obviously made to be misinterpreted so as to make their products appear to be more interesting than they really are. They are a dishonest, shameful company. Never mind that their products are more flash than quality.
You don't understand how ratings work then. Ratings used to be based on watching diaries that people would write down what and when they watched. Now they usually use a people meters. As such, places like barber shops, bars, restaurants, etc are not included in TV ratings and so underrepresent the actual number of people that might be viewing.
If Amazon operated it's c-stores as a separate corporation but still wholly owned by Amazon, would that still count as a nexus for sales tax purposes for Amazon the online retailer?
We have a Cinema Grill near our house. Awful food and drinks, old chairs, and below average theater. But it was the first in the area to offer an alternative to just rows of traditional seating...I think even before stadium seating made it here.
A Regal theater several years ago added motorized recliner stadium seating. That's typically the theater we go to now. Ton of space, chairs you can set to exactly the angle you want, and even if someone has their cell phone screen on you don't notice it because you're reclined. You still have people that might talk, but you can't get rid of that...even at home (yeah I'm looking at you wife and kids).
By extension, nothing can be patented. Any idea or concept which is currently patented is expressed through language.
I disagree. With a traditional patent of a physical item or process, it's the item or process that receives the patent. The description just, well, describes it. With a software patent, the description is what is being patented, not the physical manifestation of that description in circuits, electrons, inputs and outputs, etc that the computer uses when it executes the instructions.
Invoice would be good. Check would have the same issue as bill. Bill also works if it were say a utility bill or a repair bill. It's ambiguous in the context used because a bill also refers to a note or a piece of paper currency, as in a dollar bill. Since a $100,000 banknote does exist, although never used for public transactions, saying he received a $100,000 note is unclear what exactly he received...was he suddenly a rich 12 year old? Or suddenly serious in debt?
It could have also been rephrased such as as "received a bill for $100,000".
So no one ever upgrades phones because they want a different screen size, or more storage, faster processor, or a feature their currently functional phone doesn't have? It's ALWAYS just about having the latest as sign of status, right? Never a legitimate need to upgrade.
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You have private server that appear only your overseas bank that's connected to the Russian government connect to for official business, and that change hostnames when someone inquirers about it with your bank? And then suddenly goes dark when more investigating is done?
I took it to mean more that a Moscow-based bank was talking to a Trump-organized bank. Fifth Avenue is used to identify the Trump Organization proper.
A whois typo isn't very conclusive one way or another about a official connection to the Trump Organization.
Why on earth would you want two or more ISPs to compete over you over a common backbone? That would require competition, something the ISPs obviously don't want. It would also require someone to foot the bill for that last mile infrastructure. ISPs have fought for years to not have to share their lines, nor have a city be able to put in their own lines. It's much better the way it is where one ISP control the area and kick and scream and pout whenever there's an effort to try to modernize the service.
Mike Pence was on the plane. It was Mike Pence's plane. It was also his journalist pool's plane. And the pilots' plane. And Eastern Airlines Group, Inc's plane.
Showing possession doesn't necessarily mean having ownership.
I've seen estimated profit margins for iPhones as high as 69%. Their last quarterly report that was just released has iPhone revenues at $28.2B and "Other products" revenue of $2.4B. Take away from that $2.4B revenue from Apple TV, Apple Watch, Beats products to leave just the revenue from iPod and Apple-branded and third-party accessories.
The profit margins may be ridiculously high on accessories, the gross profit is still dwarfed by even an extremely conservative estimate of margins on the iPhone.
But in this case, acquiring the song the first time would be the only act of infringement. After that, you're only utilizing content that was previously infringed. You aren't charged with shoplifting every time you listen to a stolen CD.
Well, go ahead and submit you idea. Building a 9000 m^3 stone mound doesn't seem very practical. And all the other implemented methods on that page with passive or renewable energy sources appear to make only a fraction of the 2000 liters the contest aims for.
Aww, that's so awful for the Patriots. While the tablets may be to blame, it's hard for me to feel too bad for a team with a history of "communication issues" for visiting teams.
My .02, get rid of tablets, photos, phone calls, headphones, and anything else other than the coaches and players on the playing field and sideline talking to each other in person. They can all carry around clipboards that have Microsoft Surface, Apple iPad, or whatever other brand sticker on the back if the advertising money is that important.
Yes. February 18, 2003 was the only split since their previous "high" Dec 23, 1999.
I think as long as it's clear that previous stock prices and/or volume data have been adjusted for splits an "all time high" still is valid even if it's not technically the highest price it ever traded at.
They are the Bose of computer/gamer hardware.
Couldn't that be said for every ranking program and channel?
You don't understand how ratings work then. Ratings used to be based on watching diaries that people would write down what and when they watched. Now they usually use a people meters. As such, places like barber shops, bars, restaurants, etc are not included in TV ratings and so underrepresent the actual number of people that might be viewing.
And yet 4 of the top 10 shows on cable TV are on ESPN. For being a useless pile of shit, a lot of people still watch it.
You don't. But it's a lot easier to pay off than a $3m fine that was asked for.
If Amazon operated it's c-stores as a separate corporation but still wholly owned by Amazon, would that still count as a nexus for sales tax purposes for Amazon the online retailer?
Or I could just yell that, and then rewatch whatever it is when I'm sleeping on the couch that night.
We have a Cinema Grill near our house. Awful food and drinks, old chairs, and below average theater. But it was the first in the area to offer an alternative to just rows of traditional seating...I think even before stadium seating made it here.
A Regal theater several years ago added motorized recliner stadium seating. That's typically the theater we go to now. Ton of space, chairs you can set to exactly the angle you want, and even if someone has their cell phone screen on you don't notice it because you're reclined. You still have people that might talk, but you can't get rid of that...even at home (yeah I'm looking at you wife and kids).
I disagree. With a traditional patent of a physical item or process, it's the item or process that receives the patent. The description just, well, describes it. With a software patent, the description is what is being patented, not the physical manifestation of that description in circuits, electrons, inputs and outputs, etc that the computer uses when it executes the instructions.
No. But it can be copyrighted.
Invoice would be good. Check would have the same issue as bill. Bill also works if it were say a utility bill or a repair bill. It's ambiguous in the context used because a bill also refers to a note or a piece of paper currency, as in a dollar bill. Since a $100,000 banknote does exist, although never used for public transactions, saying he received a $100,000 note is unclear what exactly he received...was he suddenly a rich 12 year old? Or suddenly serious in debt?
It could have also been rephrased such as as "received a bill for $100,000".
There used to be an app for that!
So no one ever upgrades phones because they want a different screen size, or more storage, faster processor, or a feature their currently functional phone doesn't have? It's ALWAYS just about having the latest as sign of status, right? Never a legitimate need to upgrade.
So basically what you'd get if you merged the Matrix franchise with Inception.
To quote Neo, "Whoa."
It's not highly creative tax accounting. When you pay little or no taxes, it makes you smart. Or at least I think that's how it goes lately.