Vido games have more value in playing it right away than cars do. there aren't many suprises in cars and hearing a lot about a car doesn't affect it's value. a used game does have diminished value because over time more similar but better games may come out. even if the absolute value of the game remains constant (game server population doesn't decrease) the marginal benefit of the game does go down when for $5-$10 more than the used game you can pick up a better, similar game new.
china is so free that posting a similar sentament against the chinese government on slashdot.cn (if it exists) would result in your arrest and possibly execution
that is a terrible policy, it solves the problem by assuming rules will be followed. except the problem comes from people not following the rules and therefore solves nothing.
you could also just remove the USB mass storage device drivers from your standard disk image and have certain workstations with USB storage enabled which require a sogin as well as monitor which files are being sent to a USB drive.
next ime you are looking to buy a laptop try an Acer TravelMate , not the Aspire line Aspires have horrible battery life my travelmate gets at least 3.5hours under average load with wifi enabled, and over 5 hours with wifi off
look at the portables market and you do get compilations. I picked up a GBA compilation of arcade games for my DS, there are also two - in - ones such as DR mario and some other game on one cart.
thet would be completely overkill. my REB with a 32 meg card and 8 megs internally holds around 70 books. 1 gig of flash memory holds more than enough books for even the most avid reader. having a docking station with a hard drive wouldn't be a bad idea, but killing the battery life to hold even more books you don't have time to read would just add expense for no gain in usefullness.
it's more than just every time you log out
almost any time you follow a link form outside myspace in you have to log in, even if you have another window already logged in.
1998 called and wants their hairy spaghetti code website back
nope. most older viruses were computer viruses, taking advantage of disk boot sectors and such. they were aware of the OS as far as finding thier next target but it wasn't vulnerable operating systems which made them work.
Slashdot Mirror
not entirely correct.
Vido games have more value in playing it right away than cars do. there aren't many suprises in cars and hearing a lot about a car doesn't affect it's value. a used game does have diminished value because over time more similar but better games may come out. even if the absolute value of the game remains constant (game server population doesn't decrease) the marginal benefit of the game does go down when for $5-$10 more than the used game you can pick up a better, similar game new.
china is so free that posting a similar sentament against the chinese government on slashdot.cn (if it exists) would result in your arrest and possibly execution
there is no 'secret law' is was just some minmum wage security monkey making shit up.
then look at this search for Google.cn - "tiananmen square"
on the apparantly censored search after the search results thare is a fairly long line of black text
according to babelfish the line of black text reads
have you actually used GIS before?
it gives you a page of tiny thumbnails which link back to a framed version of the source page and a link to the original image.
that is a terrible policy, it solves the problem by assuming rules will be followed. except the problem comes from people not following the rules and therefore solves nothing.
you could also just remove the USB mass storage device drivers from your standard disk image and have certain workstations with USB storage enabled which require a sogin as well as monitor which files are being sent to a USB drive.
digital signatures can ensure that the firmware is authentic
to communicate a wifi card transmits and recieves. yes they do use a lot of power.
next ime you are looking to buy a laptop try an Acer TravelMate , not the Aspire line Aspires have horrible battery life my travelmate gets at least 3.5hours under average load with wifi enabled, and over 5 hours with wifi off
look at the portables market and you do get compilations. I picked up a GBA compilation of arcade games for my DS, there are also two - in - ones such as DR mario and some other game on one cart.
nintendo has always made money on their hardware, that is one of the reasons they can afford to ignore 3rd party publishers when they choose to.
offtopic my ass, this story is off topic. it belongs in science, maybe even politics definitely not YRO
since when did YRO stand for "whatever the fuck we post here regardless of relation to your rights online"
are you stoned? seriously are you?
thet would be completely overkill. my REB with a 32 meg card and 8 megs internally holds around 70 books. 1 gig of flash memory holds more than enough books for even the most avid reader. having a docking station with a hard drive wouldn't be a bad idea, but killing the battery life to hold even more books you don't have time to read would just add expense for no gain in usefullness.
i'm not saying that it is BETTER to support them, i am saying it would be much less work.
id' rather support ones that don't change than ones that changed every 6 months
jam and jelly would still be placed together
the point of collecting such a vast amount of data is to strike a balance between additional sales and a confusing layout.
also the displays i was discussing don't go on the shelf but either hang from it or go in a basket near the aisle
fingerprint locks are stupid. they are nothing more than an unchangable password that you leave on everything you touch.
a smart card with a PIN key is more secure and easier to use.
it's more than just every time you log out almost any time you follow a link form outside myspace in you have to log in, even if you have another window already logged in.
1998 called and wants their hairy spaghetti code website back
more likely they have to sue in order to find out who on their staff leaked the info, then the real suing can begin.
myspace already got owned by a javascript worm that worked it's way into millions of profiles.
now instead of fixing the site it asks you for your password 50 f*cking times a day.
nope. most older viruses were computer viruses, taking advantage of disk boot sectors and such. they were aware of the OS as far as finding thier next target but it wasn't vulnerable operating systems which made them work.
I worked with a sysadmin who happened to be African American (well, back then he was "black")
He isn't black anymore!? i didn't know Jacko worked as a sysadmin.