It reminds me of a UK guy the other day saying he can't afford to take the family out to dinner and pay for legal entertainment. The point and the wording were clear. This wasn't just him but the majority in the UK.
If this were true, we wouldn't have nearly as many restaurants as we do.
In NJ and the UK things are not very good for employees in similar jobs. Employees are dependent on the state and the state hasn't taken good care of them.
This is particular pattern I've seen in many unskilled labour markets.
My estimate for two parents (amount of children doesn't matter). The NHS yearly cost is about 1880.64GBP, assuming both parents are earning 16,000GBP each a year. If they're on welfare, they pay nothing.
I recall doing contract job in IT in UK some years back. I had to register in NHS too at the beginning. After 6months I left the country and after 2 more I got a letter from NHS that they processed my data and my insurance card is waiting for me.
Weird, it took my other-half a week to receive his after he registered and they mailed us to our address, no pick up required.
Link, Link, be on your guard. Ganon's power grows... It rises to its peak under the hour of the Blood Moon. By its glow, the aimless spirits of monsters that were slain in the name of the light return to flesh. Link, please be careful.
I don't really care for concert recordings, however...
"Let's watch my recording of the concert I went to!" -Nobody ever
I made one dodgy video recording of a song a friend of mine really liked (the audio was actually horrible in person, it was reverbing horribly; the phone's built in noise enhancement made it better) at a concert I went to last year. Uploaded it to YouTube. YouTube demographics say it's been watching 1.7k times, average view duration is 3:25 (video length is 3:59).
To be honest, that shows there is a demand for it. Considering I am not a popular YouTuber or anything.
It would be exactly the same as it was in the past including the 70's and 80's and most of the 90's.
I remember having an entire concert interrupted for an hour in the 90s to just inform one person that someone was sent to the hospital. The concert then never finished playing what was promised and refused to refund.
Wasn't really a great time for me, particularly because I was 17, people were turning violent and the organizers decided to distance themselves.
If something happens that causes CS6 to no longer be suitable then hopefully I'll be able to find a competing software package that is.
You won't, piracy ensures that there are no viable competitors (by perpetuating the most popular, 1st choice software, making it homogeneous). Otherwise competitors would have a chance in surviving in the industry, they simply do not.
I buy Xeons for workstation loads and high reliability requirements. I am able to disable prefetching/problematic speculation through the BIOS (similar to this), thanks to the extensive functionality that seems to be on motherboard (I've noticed Xeon boards generally have a lot more options generally).
What is AMD's alternative? In the past it was branded Opteron, but I am struggling to find a modern variant that's comparable to Intel's top end Xeons along with the ability to disable prefetching.
It's legally accepted anywhere for all payment of debts and transactions.
You'll struggle in Sweden, they don't really take cash payments there in a lot of places. Where I live in the UK, people are likely to refuse payments if you have to pay for something over 100GBP in cash and even then, because of all the different bank notes where I'm in, cash fraud is pretty common, so you may get rejected regardless.
It has no surcharge.
Using my Credit card doesn't typically have a surcharge for most transactions.
It has no interest rate to use it.
Nor do I have an interest rate to use my credit card.
Try cleaning up a Windows app that installed device drivers
That's easy, same method since Windows 2000. Open up device manager, choose view, show hidden devices, right click uninstall relevant devices (this will also uninstall the driver).
and crap in the registry
Easily done with a tool like ccleaner.
There's no need to get frothy mouthed about Apple when it's easy enough to contrive similar situations on other platforms
On Windows, it's a non-issue to solve in my experience.
Could you explain the exact negligence that occurred here and why it took over ten years for 3rd parties to discover and which 3rd parties should we also hold responsible for negligence?
I have a simple solution for social media sites. Just automatically take down all posts that are reported for "hate speech" until it has been reviewed. Easily meets the confines of these laws. If politicians find themselves constantly silenced, they're free to amend the law.
Slashdot Mirror
They're rambling about Trump.
You're forgetting people who transition to the other sex.
If this were true, we wouldn't have nearly as many restaurants as we do.
This is particular pattern I've seen in many unskilled labour markets.
My estimate for two parents (amount of children doesn't matter). The NHS yearly cost is about 1880.64GBP, assuming both parents are earning 16,000GBP each a year. If they're on welfare, they pay nothing.
Uh, I have insurance with both AXA and BUPA and they both do this?
Nope, I've done this for dental work.
Weird, it took my other-half a week to receive his after he registered and they mailed us to our address, no pick up required.
Nie wolno, APK!
Link, Link, be on your guard. Ganon's power grows... It rises to its peak under the hour of the Blood Moon. By its glow, the aimless spirits of monsters that were slain in the name of the light return to flesh. Link, please be careful.
I don't really care for concert recordings, however...
I made one dodgy video recording of a song a friend of mine really liked (the audio was actually horrible in person, it was reverbing horribly; the phone's built in noise enhancement made it better) at a concert I went to last year. Uploaded it to YouTube. YouTube demographics say it's been watching 1.7k times, average view duration is 3:25 (video length is 3:59).
To be honest, that shows there is a demand for it. Considering I am not a popular YouTuber or anything.
I remember having an entire concert interrupted for an hour in the 90s to just inform one person that someone was sent to the hospital. The concert then never finished playing what was promised and refused to refund.
Wasn't really a great time for me, particularly because I was 17, people were turning violent and the organizers decided to distance themselves.
Nice try, but I specifically quoted "Google is doing this because Amazon refuses to sell Google devices.", not anything else.
Also, AC on another subthread stated:
Nice try, but I specifically quoted "Google is doing this because Amazon refuses to sell Google devices.", not anything else. 2
Nice try, but I specifically quoted "Google is doing this because Amazon refuses to sell Google devices.", not anything else.
For me, it's Photoshop's "Spot Healing Brush". The variants in GIMP, Krita and ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate are inferior and I can't work with them.
You do realize that a chunk of those (except for FOSS) are already experimenting with subscription services?
You won't, piracy ensures that there are no viable competitors (by perpetuating the most popular, 1st choice software, making it homogeneous). Otherwise competitors would have a chance in surviving in the industry, they simply do not.
I went to Amazon, searched for "Google Pixel" and the first result was the Google device I searched for.
I buy Xeons for workstation loads and high reliability requirements. I am able to disable prefetching/problematic speculation through the BIOS (similar to this), thanks to the extensive functionality that seems to be on motherboard (I've noticed Xeon boards generally have a lot more options generally).
What is AMD's alternative? In the past it was branded Opteron, but I am struggling to find a modern variant that's comparable to Intel's top end Xeons along with the ability to disable prefetching.
You'll struggle in Sweden, they don't really take cash payments there in a lot of places. Where I live in the UK, people are likely to refuse payments if you have to pay for something over 100GBP in cash and even then, because of all the different bank notes where I'm in, cash fraud is pretty common, so you may get rejected regardless.
Using my Credit card doesn't typically have a surcharge for most transactions.
Nor do I have an interest rate to use my credit card.
John R. O'Rourke III, Richard Smith, Travis Kalanick, Heather Bresch etc.
Never heard of her. I heard of the names I mentioned above though.
No, let him continue. I want to see where this goes.
There are more eyes on Intel processors than AMD at the moment. I don't know what is worse on the security spectrum.
That's easy, same method since Windows 2000. Open up device manager, choose view, show hidden devices, right click uninstall relevant devices (this will also uninstall the driver).
Easily done with a tool like ccleaner.
On Windows, it's a non-issue to solve in my experience.
Could you explain the exact negligence that occurred here and why it took over ten years for 3rd parties to discover and which 3rd parties should we also hold responsible for negligence?
I have a simple solution for social media sites. Just automatically take down all posts that are reported for "hate speech" until it has been reviewed. Easily meets the confines of these laws. If politicians find themselves constantly silenced, they're free to amend the law.