This has been a problem with older versions of Dreamweaver. As part of the copy protection, it would write data to the space between the MBR and the first partition. Steve Gibson talked about it on Security Now episode 132 (circa 2008) when discussing how this issue fubar'd TrueCrypt (unless you had a recovery CD) just after it came out with its whole-disk encryption ability.
In typical commercial construction, including schools, startup, testing and balancing, and commissioning costs are included in the construction cost for mechanical systems, as is training of the staff to operate and maintain it. To not do so is not good construction administration practice and all around stupid. And I fail to see how starting up a system couldn't be part of the "construction" process for those who have pointed out the "construction cost earmark" phenomenon.
Yeow, what is wrong with me? I definitely deserved that flamebait smackdown. I guess being hungry makes it hard to keep my mouth shut. My apologies for being a clod.
I'm sure Toyota's shareholders are very pleased that their investment is being squandered on stuff like this when they could be solving their safety issues that could potentially bankrupt the company and in turn the shareholders.
As if I need MORE information overload in my car. All I want is a car I can get in and drive without constantly being pestered by a GPS, an in-car entertainment system that wont just play the radio like I want, or fuel-efficiency and driving tips. I know where I am going most of the time, I will ask the GPS if and when I am lost. If my driving sucks, the cops will pull me over. Just do as I say, stupid car, and get me from A to B, and leave me alone!
Ford already did that. My 1999 Explorer has a 40-minute delay where the dome light will turn off if left on due to door being ajar or the dash switch left on.
I usually carry two keyrings with me. One has a house key and my keys I routinely use for work. I also carry a keyring that has my car key and remote fob on it, and nothing else. That way if I lose my car key ring, I still have my other keys, and vice versa. Each of my vehicles has its own independent keyring. Keys I only need for around the house like garage, power equipment, gates, etc. are all on their own ring. Back in college it was the same way. totally seperate car key ring and then my dorm keys, lab keys, and whatnot. It is a system that has worked very well for me over the years. I have yet to lose a single key as far as I can remember. One keyring for all is an eggs in one basket situation.
I probably should have clarified, we do use mostly 11x17s for markups. For my first round and for plans that are a bit hard to see at small scale, we use 24x36 (our shop's standard plan size). Usually that is just during the first round of sketching and the last couple of rounds in checking for errors.
I work in an architecture/engineering office. Each department has its engineers/architects and its CAD technicians/designers. Our typical workflow has the engineer, ie me, quickly drawing out what I want on a blank plan, and the CAD guys make it happen so I can move on to other things. If I was going to draw what I wanted in the computer anyway, why do we need CAD guys? (hint: they are less expensive per hour, to be cynical. But that lets us get more work done overall).
Even the Steam version of the game has this stupid system. Good thing I was waiting for this to happen before buying it. Now if Ubisoft backpedals enough I will buy it. Otherwise, they aren't getting the money I set aside for them. Someone else will. Good job Ubisoft.
Back in high school, I had a notebook (which I think I still have) that had a list of emoticons and their meaning, and also the meaning of acronyms like lol or rofl or imho.
I would consider that prior art if the patent merely is for a translation system.
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Why doesn't Murdoch just have all his sites based ENTIRELY on Flash or Java? To my knowledge Google or any other search engine can't index the displayed results of either of those very well.
I would think the moon is considered part of the United States, seeing as our flag is there and no one else's (to my knowledge, feel free to tell me I am a misinformed clod). Hence why they aren't hosted there.
You actually think a class action is a good idea!? You definitely are not a lawyer. Class action lawsuits only ever benefit lawyers. Class action lawsuits only get the class pennies on the dollar in damages if they are lucky. If you have a beef with ebay or paypal, just sue them yourself.
There are two parts to our workstation names at our small company. The first part is the asset tag number, usually 3 digits. The next part is the intials of whoever that computer is assigned to. IE whose cube it is in.
For example, 437-JND for asset #437:John Nathan Doe
This whole discussion makes me feel very happy to work where I do. Basically the way our system works is that all full time employees can be paid overtime after 45 hours a week except managers, who are exempt. But even managers don't usually work crazy more hours than others.
Each employee also gets a certain number of hours every pay period that goes into a paid time off account. (most employees get 6 hours per pay period). These hours are your paid time off for sick leave or vacation. You can carry up to 200 hours at a time, they do not expire at the end of the year, and any hours you rack up over 200 are cashed out to you at your hourly rate.
Basically I work my 40 and leave unless there is a big push on for a project, then I will work some extra. But at most I am working 5 hours a week for free, which is a fine tradeoff in my opinion, and rarely happens when I manage my time properly on a project. But sometimes it can't be helped, and management knows this.
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This has been a problem with older versions of Dreamweaver. As part of the copy protection, it would write data to the space between the MBR and the first partition. Steve Gibson talked about it on Security Now episode 132 (circa 2008) when discussing how this issue fubar'd TrueCrypt (unless you had a recovery CD) just after it came out with its whole-disk encryption ability.
In typical commercial construction, including schools, startup, testing and balancing, and commissioning costs are included in the construction cost for mechanical systems, as is training of the staff to operate and maintain it. To not do so is not good construction administration practice and all around stupid. And I fail to see how starting up a system couldn't be part of the "construction" process for those who have pointed out the "construction cost earmark" phenomenon.
Citation needed please. I know a few people who have rainwater collection systems in the state and .
Just because the feds won't file charges doesn't mean the students themselves or the local DA or state AG can't file civil or criminal charges.
Yeow, what is wrong with me? I definitely deserved that flamebait smackdown. I guess being hungry makes it hard to keep my mouth shut. My apologies for being a clod.
I'm sure Toyota's shareholders are very pleased that their investment is being squandered on stuff like this when they could be solving their safety issues that could potentially bankrupt the company and in turn the shareholders.
Car turning off engine, wouldn't that be the exact opposite of a Toyota? It would be like some bizarro-world Toyota, maybe an Atoyot.
As if I need MORE information overload in my car. All I want is a car I can get in and drive without constantly being pestered by a GPS, an in-car entertainment system that wont just play the radio like I want, or fuel-efficiency and driving tips. I know where I am going most of the time, I will ask the GPS if and when I am lost. If my driving sucks, the cops will pull me over. Just do as I say, stupid car, and get me from A to B, and leave me alone!
Ford already did that. My 1999 Explorer has a 40-minute delay where the dome light will turn off if left on due to door being ajar or the dash switch left on.
I'm sorry, I don't get the joke. I must have Myst something.
--There, fixed that for you. ;)
I usually carry two keyrings with me. One has a house key and my keys I routinely use for work. I also carry a keyring that has my car key and remote fob on it, and nothing else. That way if I lose my car key ring, I still have my other keys, and vice versa. Each of my vehicles has its own independent keyring. Keys I only need for around the house like garage, power equipment, gates, etc. are all on their own ring. Back in college it was the same way. totally seperate car key ring and then my dorm keys, lab keys, and whatnot. It is a system that has worked very well for me over the years. I have yet to lose a single key as far as I can remember. One keyring for all is an eggs in one basket situation.
I probably should have clarified, we do use mostly 11x17s for markups. For my first round and for plans that are a bit hard to see at small scale, we use 24x36 (our shop's standard plan size). Usually that is just during the first round of sketching and the last couple of rounds in checking for errors.
I work in an architecture/engineering office. Each department has its engineers/architects and its CAD technicians/designers. Our typical workflow has the engineer, ie me, quickly drawing out what I want on a blank plan, and the CAD guys make it happen so I can move on to other things. If I was going to draw what I wanted in the computer anyway, why do we need CAD guys? (hint: they are less expensive per hour, to be cynical. But that lets us get more work done overall).
Even the Steam version of the game has this stupid system. Good thing I was waiting for this to happen before buying it. Now if Ubisoft backpedals enough I will buy it. Otherwise, they aren't getting the money I set aside for them. Someone else will. Good job Ubisoft.
Back in high school, I had a notebook (which I think I still have) that had a list of emoticons and their meaning, and also the meaning of acronyms like lol or rofl or imho. I would consider that prior art if the patent merely is for a translation system.
Fuck Jack! Jameson all the way!
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1.5 oz Vodka
0.5 oz Cassis
4 oz Energy Drink of your choice (I prefer NoFear or Amp in mine)
4 oz Pineapple Juice
Shake with ice, serve on the rocks in a martini glass.
Come and get me, coppers!
Why doesn't Murdoch just have all his sites based ENTIRELY on Flash or Java? To my knowledge Google or any other search engine can't index the displayed results of either of those very well.
I haven't tried it myself, but this looks like a very interesting product. http://sonos.com/
I would think the moon is considered part of the United States, seeing as our flag is there and no one else's (to my knowledge, feel free to tell me I am a misinformed clod). Hence why they aren't hosted there.
oooooh, I forgot about this. I heard about it on Security Now but never implemented it. Thanks for the reminder. I would mod you up if I had points.
I am the only good driver on the road. Everyone else is a moron.
You actually think a class action is a good idea!? You definitely are not a lawyer. Class action lawsuits only ever benefit lawyers. Class action lawsuits only get the class pennies on the dollar in damages if they are lucky. If you have a beef with ebay or paypal, just sue them yourself.
There are two parts to our workstation names at our small company. The first part is the asset tag number, usually 3 digits. The next part is the intials of whoever that computer is assigned to. IE whose cube it is in. For example, 437-JND for asset #437:John Nathan Doe
This whole discussion makes me feel very happy to work where I do. Basically the way our system works is that all full time employees can be paid overtime after 45 hours a week except managers, who are exempt. But even managers don't usually work crazy more hours than others. Each employee also gets a certain number of hours every pay period that goes into a paid time off account. (most employees get 6 hours per pay period). These hours are your paid time off for sick leave or vacation. You can carry up to 200 hours at a time, they do not expire at the end of the year, and any hours you rack up over 200 are cashed out to you at your hourly rate. Basically I work my 40 and leave unless there is a big push on for a project, then I will work some extra. But at most I am working 5 hours a week for free, which is a fine tradeoff in my opinion, and rarely happens when I manage my time properly on a project. But sometimes it can't be helped, and management knows this.