every single DRM'd game I have ever seen is on the torrent lists on the day of release or the day after, so stardock didn't lose jack shit over their decision to skip the DRM, but they did gain the licensing costs of the DRM software by not buying any.
if this were the 70's and touch screen was brand new tech I would believe this.
however it's not the 70's and every touch screen device i have ever seen holds it's calibration or doesn't need to be calibrated. From ATM's that are exposed directly to outdoor weather to late 90's production eBook readers to the Nintendo DS I have never once seen one lose calibration in any reasonable time and it's rare to need to calibrate at all except when combining a touch sensor to a system not built for touch sensor use.
this is outright election fraud and IMO it is treason and should be dealt with accordingly.
what's wrong with people selling a car wanting to get paid? it's not like the people getting one of those units have a good repayment history. these are people who would otherwise not get a loan at all.
over is less suitable because when pulled straight out the paper is pressed downwards with gravity, creating marginally more resistance and a higher break % than if the paper goes under slightly lifting the roll when pulled straight out.
in addition when there is a draft paper placed over is farther from the wall and more likely to be blown around.
i saw one site using a scheme of example.com/000000/articletitle.html where the numbers were the document ID and the article title could be any valid URL and get to that document.
ebay is a giant active database serving real time data and images in every direction. if they can save a small percentage CPU or memory load by having long URLs it will be worth it.
in addition if they can expedite diagnostics when problems arise by having meaningful (for the devs) urls they save on s/downtime/money
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how the fuck is this news? this is extremely basic monitoring for simple diagnostics and troubleshooting.
every single DRM'd game I have ever seen is on the torrent lists on the day of release or the day after, so stardock didn't lose jack shit over their decision to skip the DRM, but they did gain the licensing costs of the DRM software by not buying any.
firefox+noscript should protect you, unless you are running untrusted active content i doubt there is anything that they could hook to.
because if you fill the onion tubes with torrents how are the pedos going to trade their child porn?
if this were the 70's and touch screen was brand new tech I would believe this.
however it's not the 70's and every touch screen device i have ever seen holds it's calibration or doesn't need to be calibrated. From ATM's that are exposed directly to outdoor weather to late 90's production eBook readers to the Nintendo DS I have never once seen one lose calibration in any reasonable time and it's rare to need to calibrate at all except when combining a touch sensor to a system not built for touch sensor use.
this is outright election fraud and IMO it is treason and should be dealt with accordingly.
Sage goes in every field
actual verdict: we have no idea what to do with anything that doesn't spin, but we'll take your money anyways
that's the point. CL makes plenty of money on their charged ads and gathers a large enough crowd with the rest.
and if the originating bank was a color laser printer that don't mean shit.
do you have any evidence of this?
if you go to foreign countries and publicly insult their leaders you are kind of a douche bag.
you could also use a small chunk of battery backed up SRAM that mirrored itself to a block of flash every hour or so and on shutdown.
so you confuse the shit out of the user by having ghost floppies show up every boot?
nope, that one is just creationist bullshit.
the other stations are not as biased as fox news
wouldn't it be easier to encrypt the drive and have the wireless kill system hold the key?
what's wrong with people selling a car wanting to get paid? it's not like the people getting one of those units have a good repayment history. these are people who would otherwise not get a loan at all.
over is less suitable because when pulled straight out the paper is pressed downwards with gravity, creating marginally more resistance and a higher break % than if the paper goes under slightly lifting the roll when pulled straight out.
in addition when there is a draft paper placed over is farther from the wall and more likely to be blown around.
control doesm at lest mine does. it's shaped a little different than a regular cap. maybe different years were made slightly differently.
you can already do that with a ? after the URL.
and you would get sued by your competitor, probably banned from apple store, and a horrible reputation so nobody would want to do business with you.
i saw one site using a scheme of example.com/000000/articletitle.html where the numbers were the document ID and the article title could be any valid URL and get to that document.
ebay is a giant active database serving real time data and images in every direction. if they can save a small percentage CPU or memory load by having long URLs it will be worth it.
in addition if they can expedite diagnostics when problems arise by having meaningful (for the devs) urls they save on s/downtime/money
i think your experience proves more about the wisdom of spending money on ebay than it does the quality of model M keyboards.
you may want to work on your fine motor control. i haven't accidentally hit the windows key in years.