the word terrorist there was taken out of the ass of the journalist that wrote the piece.
by that law, the people that used to party trowing tea on the sea would get 10yrs and 25k fine....which would be less then the already existing law against treason btw.
I can only dream with a day when I enter a movie theater and I have the chance to actually see something entertaining and not mind-numbing.
Like the documentaries of some time ago. Today documentaries are or conspiracy theory or some hippie crap that tries to explain simples things like quantum mechanics as some sort of good karma.
but since you can cook an egg with two cellphones then i must assume this was cooking those people. maybe six week was what their bodies needed to cool down and restore the coocked cells.
the judge simply does not have a reliable technical advisor, like the internet.
the droid has more CPU, but the lines were laging behind. I bet the app he used was not as 'native' as the other phone's (maybe a test showing the drag of a icon, see if it jitters)
And since he used different stock aplications there's no way to know if they were tweaked to draw better curves and hence did that crap.
it was true when step motors were much more expensive. Hardly the case since some 30yrs.
Also, phillips now are used to maximize screwing by hand. which is done by using a beveled head in a edged screw. anyway, that's not the point.
For a more on-topic note, see the screws Nintendo uses on their crap. it's a triangular phillips screwdriver. Openly used for the sole purpose of not letting kids open the damn thing.
I'm sure that Google could have finalized their Bluetooth API by now if they wanted to.
The scary thing is the idea that Google might be considering going the same route as Apple: a proprietary Bluetooth protocol that they can license and control, rather then supporting the Bluetooth standards. That wouldn't be like Google, but it is otherwise hard to understand their hesitation.
yeah! and that way you can only connect to google web search bluetooth API. riiiigth.
apple sells crap expensive machines. they must lock you in.
1. install phoning home hardware on all devices
2. disable them by default
3. enable them with some radiation or other mean (just like erasing an EPROM with utraviolet light)
4. wait for key people to arrive under your control so you know their devices. turn on homming components.
5. ???
6. profit!
<p> Here's what Be's CEO Jean-Louis Gassée had to say in 2001 about what happened: </p><blockquote><div><p>There is no technical reason why CompUSA customers shouldn't be able to walk out of the shop with a machine that asks "Which OS do you want to use today?" upon boot. And yet, even today [2001], after several years of relentless news about how Linux is ready for the general desktop and business customer, one does not find dual-boot </p></quote>
I recall when my father bought and IBM aptiva a long time ago.
It shipped with both Windows 95 and OS/2 WARP.
At boot time you could select which one you would like to use, or both. then it would finish the instalation asking for some of the CDs. and voila. I recall using dual boot windows/os2 with the default installer.
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the word terrorist there was taken out of the ass of the journalist that wrote the piece.
by that law, the people that used to party trowing tea on the sea would get 10yrs and 25k fine. ...which would be less then the already existing law against treason btw.
Further, if NSA/whoever really wants this guy that, they will use that $5 wrench.
> It's hard enough when you're using the best tools.
Riiiight. because NASA only did it on the 60's(?) with the aid of solidworks pro extraCAD ultra VI with lots of expensive plugins.
OSS is just a way for people that actually can do the math/designs collaborate without any pirated software.
Fly indiana jones and have him leave a bag of peebles when taking the rocks.
I can only dream with a day when I enter a movie theater and I have the chance to actually see something entertaining and not mind-numbing.
Like the documentaries of some time ago. Today documentaries are or conspiracy theory or some hippie crap that tries to explain simples things like quantum mechanics as some sort of good karma.
I'm still waiting to people moan about the KDE tax.
why the fuck should I give money to KDE? i have never contributed with money to ANY open source project.
I contribute with code, bug reports, helping the community. And that's it.
Open source is only useful because we don't have money thirsty 'execs'. and that's why mozilla is not improving at the peace it should.
Also, I will probably use Ion or Gnome, so why should i pay a KDE tax? Let's pay the windows tax as well.
mac people usually have to convince themselves that a mac is worthy 200% more of a PC.
this one is so expensive that it makes it easier on them.
or the site name. call center for us nerds is a server answering your call and demanding you to press 2. or else it will read the options again.
actually, you would be required to have your packets with headers in both languages.
but since you can cook an egg with two cellphones then i must assume this was cooking those people. maybe six week was what their bodies needed to cool down and restore the coocked cells.
the judge simply does not have a reliable technical advisor, like the internet.
http://xkcd.com/386/
I'm pretty confident that 4chan alone will deplet their budget, so why care?
Even the amish uses it
http://www.kk.org/thetechnium/archives/2009/02/amish_hackers_a.php
mod parent up.
the droid has more CPU, but the lines were laging behind. I bet the app he used was not as 'native' as the other phone's (maybe a test showing the drag of a icon, see if it jitters)
And since he used different stock aplications there's no way to know if they were tweaked to draw better curves and hence did that crap.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&v=s_8n2Qgguto
even car batteries now are AA
it was true when step motors were much more expensive. Hardly the case since some 30yrs.
Also, phillips now are used to maximize screwing by hand. which is done by using a beveled head in a edged screw. anyway, that's not the point.
For a more on-topic note, see the screws Nintendo uses on their crap. it's a triangular phillips screwdriver. Openly used for the sole purpose of not letting kids open the damn thing.
that's very torrent site of you.
YAHOOOOOOGIGGITY
WOW! tethering!!!! and a USB port! man, i can't wait for iphone 4G!
I'm sure that Google could have finalized their Bluetooth API by now if they wanted to.
The scary thing is the idea that Google might be considering going the same route as Apple: a proprietary Bluetooth protocol that they can license and control, rather then supporting the Bluetooth standards. That wouldn't be like Google, but it is otherwise hard to understand their hesitation.
yeah! and that way you can only connect to google web search bluetooth API. riiiigth.
apple sells crap expensive machines. they must lock you in.
it's called wi-fi.
2002 called...
with Gmore server LOL.
fuck it.
I will continue to ssh to the host and use xautomation's send keys when i doing anything other then using vlc's ncurse interface
1. install phoning home hardware on all devices
2. disable them by default
3. enable them with some radiation or other mean (just like erasing an EPROM with utraviolet light)
4. wait for key people to arrive under your control so you know their devices. turn on homming components.
5. ???
6. profit!
because it'd evolved to be flightless like the birds.
You mean 'was designed to'.
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I don't mind the karma burn, just can't let a joke slip by
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<p>
Here's what Be's CEO Jean-Louis Gassée had to say in 2001 about what happened:
</p><blockquote><div><p>There is no technical reason why CompUSA customers shouldn't be able to walk out of the shop with a machine that asks "Which OS do you want to use today?" upon boot. And yet, even today [2001], after several years of relentless news about how Linux is ready for the general desktop and business customer, one does not find dual-boot
</p></quote>
I recall when my father bought and IBM aptiva a long time ago.
It shipped with both Windows 95 and OS/2 WARP.
At boot time you could select which one you would like to use, or both. then it would finish the instalation asking for some of the CDs. and voila. I recall using dual boot windows/os2 with the default installer.
> Does anyone else wonder what these judges are smoking
whatever it is, it's wraped up on 100 dollar bills.