i'm sure verizon is going to be THRILLED at that. start rolling out FIOS in the middle of comcast territory and let their customers revolt, and even if comcast raises or removes caps in FIOS areas the surrounding areas are going to be pissed as well.
The security freeze shouldn't even be a major inconvenience, unless you are one of the champs that applies for every new credit and store card under the sun.
in which case identity theives can't very well trash your credit when you have already done the job for them
copyright does not work that way, a developer cannot put a lein on apples SDK code by realeasing an OSS app using it, the developer is simply violating licenses and copyrights all over the place
while it's not ideal, i like that form better than the 'wait and see if you get raided for buying this time' approach in some jurisdiction. especially after whatever department processes those forms gets used to seeing your name and address on stuff you at least have some protection against a suspicious supplier calling you in the first time you order from them and having the local cops show up and "holy shit look at all this he must be making meth"
not to mention that the spies would not have to be asian. get any random group of 100 tech students, offer to pay off their student loans and get them a new house in exchange for industrial espionage, and you will always get at least one taker.
no, faraday cage reflects signals in and out. when the phone "listens" it will hear silence, a unusual circumstance, when it transmits at minimum power it gets vastly more noise than normal
wouldn't have to be that aggressive, as long as you have access to hardware control, you can tell if you just got put into a reflective box. very low to zero noise or any other signal when your own transmitter is not sending, and very high noise when it is on.
long answer: you would only be getting the oil at the well head cold, the oil coming up is the same temperature and any freezing that did occur would just be pushed away by the flowing oil. rivers don't usually freeze solid and they are at surface pressure and are cold along the entire way.
if you make the hydrogen production cheap enough then the costs of concentrating it don't matter. if a facility can produce enough H to burn/catalyze for energy to drive it's compression systems and still make a profit then the compression being inefficient won't matter so much, and once said facilities are built there there will be much greater incentive to find cheap ways to concentrate the H since it will be a large existing market looking to buy such technology.
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i'm sure verizon is going to be THRILLED at that. start rolling out FIOS in the middle of comcast territory and let their customers revolt, and even if comcast raises or removes caps in FIOS areas the surrounding areas are going to be pissed as well.
The security freeze shouldn't even be a major inconvenience, unless you are one of the champs that applies for every new credit and store card under the sun.
in which case identity theives can't very well trash your credit when you have already done the job for them
copyright does not work that way, a developer cannot put a lein on apples SDK code by realeasing an OSS app using it, the developer is simply violating licenses and copyrights all over the place
the DMCA sets statutory damages for software piracy
while it's not ideal, i like that form better than the 'wait and see if you get raided for buying this time' approach in some jurisdiction. especially after whatever department processes those forms gets used to seeing your name and address on stuff you at least have some protection against a suspicious supplier calling you in the first time you order from them and having the local cops show up and "holy shit look at all this he must be making meth"
with a plug in hybrid running on battery or pure electric there would be no need to turn off, when the motor isn't running it isn't drawing any power
Did you guys import american cops? because those sound like american cops to me.
if we throw the teabaggers in with them, i'll vote for it.
how is anyone special in any other MMO, except by the "* education" definition
simple solution, ban corporations
not to mention that the spies would not have to be asian. get any random group of 100 tech students, offer to pay off their student loans and get them a new house in exchange for industrial espionage, and you will always get at least one taker.
regulation of interstate commerce.
unless you would like to suggest that copy machines are in fact manufactured and sold all within a single state.
the easier workaround is to have the drive be removable and have the buyer install their own drive
no, faraday cage reflects signals in and out. when the phone "listens" it will hear silence, a unusual circumstance, when it transmits at minimum power it gets vastly more noise than normal
wouldn't have to be that aggressive, as long as you have access to hardware control, you can tell if you just got put into a reflective box. very low to zero noise or any other signal when your own transmitter is not sending, and very high noise when it is on.
i will keep that in mind and make sure any smart phone i commit crimes on wipes itself whenever it is shut off.
or you can use strong encryption on the line with the assumption that 5000 years from now your messages won't be terribly important
i think frostwire identifies as limewire
it's not a tablet, a tablet is a computer, the iPad is an iPod touch that is too big to fit in your pocket
if your bank uses a flash interface your first step needs to be close your account and switch banks before you get pwned
on windows boxen the console command cipher /w:c: will scrap all your empty space 3 times, for a drive other than c replace as /w:x:
short answer: no
long answer: you would only be getting the oil at the well head cold, the oil coming up is the same temperature and any freezing that did occur would just be pushed away by the flowing oil. rivers don't usually freeze solid and they are at surface pressure and are cold along the entire way.
you may be interested in this, http://s3.amazonaws.com/thf_media/2006/pdf/wm1140.pdf The heritage foundation's memo regarding oil drilling from 2006
if you make the hydrogen production cheap enough then the costs of concentrating it don't matter. if a facility can produce enough H to burn/catalyze for energy to drive it's compression systems and still make a profit then the compression being inefficient won't matter so much, and once said facilities are built there there will be much greater incentive to find cheap ways to concentrate the H since it will be a large existing market looking to buy such technology.
I found UT2003/2004 to be more fun than UT-3....