Or for earthquake-prone areas where the roads may be mostly intact, however the drinking water could be bad.
Of course, that would require having the bike beforehand.
Too bad I don't have the years of experience that you do when examining patents, so that I'd know whether a patent could restrict similar programs and features on devices.
How specific is the patent? Between Windows' Quick Start Bar, Google Desktop, Vista's desktop startbar, it seems like this has the possibility to stamp on a few related applications.
How specific is this patent?
Does it cover only docks at the bottom of the screen?
How would you distinguish between the Quick Launch bar in Windows, Google Desktop, and a dock? They're similar mechanisms which allow similar behaviors. The difference is primarily in the presentation: OSX's dock doesn't span the screen and has animated icons.
There is no Columbus Post Dispatch. It is the Columbus Dispatch. It says "Columbus Dispatch" on the fucking byline. It says "Columbus Dispatch" on the publications' title. It says "Columbus Dispatch" on the URL.
A computer on the network should not be able to crash the router. This is a problem with the manufacturing of the routers, not anything in particular with SP3. This problem could have arisen in any OS. The fact that it appeared with SP3 is irrelevant. I return you to your MS bashing.
Exactly. MPAA seems to have based their case on different set of laws. Swedish court will rule according to swedish law (hopefully).
One of the policemen involved with the investigation was on warners payroll, how that didnt turn into a bigger scandal than it has is upsetting to say the least.
MPAA and their associates have put alot of effort into this case, let's hope tpb are equally prepared, should be an interesting showdown. List of assets owned by Time Warner
Oh look, they own CNN!
The B-2 is what you're looking for. Longer operational range, bigger payload, better stealth, looks prettier and it's easier to fly.
B-2 is for stealth bombing and midnight strikes, F-22 is for air fighting, B-52 is used for heavy hitting when the radar is down or irrelevant. There's no niche for the F-117 any more.
thedailywtf.com usually posts humorous stories. The tone of this one, however is completely different. I agree with parent, please tag !humor if that does anything.
The names and addresses were publicly accessible anyhow; that's the reason the list was on the web.
I'll also note that your name and address is public information as well.
Also, considering what was said at the bottom of the article, I have to say that I doubt the political nature of this announcement, Unless we think Windows is good here...
Paller said that people have been adding wireless and Windows to SCADA systems without really thinking about security. "They're gotten radically unsafe," he said.
Considering that it's January, and the general elections are in November, and that most people won't give a damn, and that most candidates haven't said a word about security of infrastructure...
Yes, coincidence.
Ah, I misunderstood and didn't take the time to RTFA (!new here)
The registry itself is opt-in, the point of it is that you would "opt out" of letting retailers legally distribute your information. I'm not terribly excited about the benefits of this. It would probably be more effective to require an opt-in or opt-out from any company that exchanges data, but I'm no lawyer nor a politician.
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Or for earthquake-prone areas where the roads may be mostly intact, however the drinking water could be bad.
Of course, that would require having the bike beforehand.
Too bad I don't have the years of experience that you do when examining patents, so that I'd know whether a patent could restrict similar programs and features on devices.
How specific is the patent? Between Windows' Quick Start Bar, Google Desktop, Vista's desktop startbar, it seems like this has the possibility to stamp on a few related applications.
How specific is this patent?
Does it cover only docks at the bottom of the screen?
How would you distinguish between the Quick Launch bar in Windows, Google Desktop, and a dock? They're similar mechanisms which allow similar behaviors. The difference is primarily in the presentation: OSX's dock doesn't span the screen and has animated icons.
Only to pick it up 5 minutes later and keep playing.
Fucking Ninja Gaiden.
There is no Columbus Post Dispatch. It is the Columbus Dispatch.
It says "Columbus Dispatch" on the fucking byline.
It says "Columbus Dispatch" on the publications' title.
It says "Columbus Dispatch" on the URL.
Cite your fucking sources properly.
Furthermore, Cars tend not to jump unexpectedly out from the bushes.
There's mansions in UA now? Man. Things sure have changed since I went off to college...
Oh wait, never mind, that was before I went to college. You're full of shit.
The two are not mutually exclusive.
There are people that would say that all but one of those is a good thing.
I mean, what kind of sick monster would wish Marriage on anyone?
b-b-but... they took er JERBS!
A computer on the network should not be able to crash the router. This is a problem with the manufacturing of the routers, not anything in particular with SP3. This problem could have arisen in any OS. The fact that it appeared with SP3 is irrelevant. I return you to your MS bashing.
One of the policemen involved with the investigation was on warners payroll, how that didnt turn into a bigger scandal than it has is upsetting to say the least.
MPAA and their associates have put alot of effort into this case, let's hope tpb are equally prepared, should be an interesting showdown. List of assets owned by Time Warner
Oh look, they own CNN!
Please tag 'badheadline', 'misleadingheadline' or 'kdawsonfud'.
This is not filtering, this is mining. Both are considered bad, but there is a difference.
The B-2 is what you're looking for. Longer operational range, bigger payload, better stealth, looks prettier and it's easier to fly.
B-2 is for stealth bombing and midnight strikes, F-22 is for air fighting, B-52 is used for heavy hitting when the radar is down or irrelevant. There's no niche for the F-117 any more.
HIV? Or do we not count things that disproportionately effect minorities?
The NSA is competent, their code doesn't require a lot of space to run; the high resource code was created by the DHS.
I find your ideas fascinating, and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
thedailywtf.com usually posts humorous stories. The tone of this one, however is completely different.
I agree with parent, please tag !humor if that does anything.
The names and addresses were publicly accessible anyhow; that's the reason the list was on the web.
I'll also note that your name and address is public information as well.
Was it a gas oven?
If so, they may have damaged the oven to produce a fireball, instead of magically producing one from a fire extinguisher.
Why were the Iraq Veterans in Iraq? shouldn't they be back in the states? Or are we really sending the soldiers to a big vacation?
Considering that it's January, and the general elections are in November, and that most people won't give a damn, and that most candidates haven't said a word about security of infrastructure...
Yes, coincidence.
Ah, I misunderstood and didn't take the time to RTFA (!new here)
The registry itself is opt-in, the point of it is that you would "opt out" of letting retailers legally distribute your information. I'm not terribly excited about the benefits of this. It would probably be more effective to require an opt-in or opt-out from any company that exchanges data, but I'm no lawyer nor a politician.
if it's opt-out, you'd only need to record the information of people who want to receive the information anyhow, would you?