A massive base of hard working people can give substantial amounts of money towards software. They will be taxed. The tax money can go towards the Iraq War. Woo Hoo!!
It will surely lead to a few more features in MS Word.
Aerogel is an incredible substance made 99.8% air. It's a super insulator (my words). Loosely speaking,it's like Jello in a solid form with the water replaced with air.
Hot water on demand would require a smaller amount of surface area for the chamber, thus less aerogel needed..a cost improvement. Google aerogel--I see some recent articles in the google 'News' tab as well.
They 'must' have got it from our own DARPA's defunct Information Awareness Office. The Total Information Awareness mission. Part of it was called HumanID, which could recognize people from far distances by their gait.
"By law, the customer is limited to being responsble for only the first $50 of charges."
So of a bank's computer generates a $200 charge AND the customer catches it, fills out all the forums right, and jumps through the hoops the bank only makes $50 that the government doesn't know about?
I'm not sure if it could go down like that or not, but it's a reminder that opening up 'Enron' possibilities can happen.
The next natural step is to install dozens of hi-res video cameras in check out areas, snap pictures of people when as they enter the front sliding doors, and at check out areas.
That alone almost sounds good. The problem is they will only show the parts of video tape they want to. That's scary. The police are doing that sort of thing now.
It might also make it 'reasonable' to scan people at the door for criminal electronic devices.. Like Ipods! MwaHahaAhaHA..
I can't look at a receipt from Stater Bros without seeing a price mistake, keep my cable bill from jumping to a new rate, and I stress out when I'm driving barely too slow to stop when the light turns yellow, and now this?!
It also found it important to limit the copyrights(14/28 years), patents (17? years)..
The result was/would be a huge constant flow in to the public domain. If that wasn't intended, they sure didn't think things through. There's not much left for the imagination.
Your 'Nice try at deception!' is deception..and flamebait.
Wow, that was great. Thank you.
You put in to words what I've--in the past--tried and failed to put in to words.
That's worth 90% of the credit in my book.
No surprise here. In the past America's high economic success allowed even unproductive Americans high levels of access to piss away resources. Globalization is changing all of that. Now the domain of the wealthy are peppered across the earth and taking a new form that resembles a mega-global reincarnation of the Lord/Serf era.
"In this instance, Alice and Bob can have more than just a cheap classical chat: they can also gain an advantage for future exchange, when they will be able to transfer quantum information at no further cost."
It would allow people to search on google, and click on contexual VIDEO ads that download to the PVR.
BBC has an open source video codec availible.
Google could decide the design(much like microsoft makes hardware people adhere) and just let hardware makers use the design for free. Google would just cash in on the ad flow(ad peoples bandwidth), and it would launch podcasting/videocasting to a new level.
He wasn't in the house drinking milk out of the refrigerator. He was outside in a SUV using the internet.
This guy might have been being creapy or he may have been a guy a ways from home just trying to use the internet as if we didn't live in a police state.
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A massive base of hard working people can give substantial amounts of money towards software. They will be taxed. The tax money can go towards the Iraq War. Woo Hoo!!
It will surely lead to a few more features in MS Word.
This is absolutely great.
Aerogel is an incredible substance made 99.8% air. It's a super insulator (my words). Loosely speaking,it's like Jello in a solid form with the water replaced with air.
Hot water on demand would require a smaller amount of surface area for the chamber, thus less aerogel needed..a cost improvement. Google aerogel--I see some recent articles in the google 'News' tab as well.
Nasa/JPL offers a description here:
http://stardust.jpl.nasa.gov/tech/aerogel.html
"..Long distance calls would be $2.50/minute." Oh that's right. SBC gave up on that idea a week ago.
Because throughout the United States there are just as many Radio Shacks as there are Starbucks: about 7,000 of each.
My god, at this rate SCO code will be found next
...now if he could just find his keys.
Low frequency sounds can cause involentary bowel movements. Why isn't this technology used in retirement nursing homes?
'hopefully' is code for 'by then they somewhat locked in'
I hear tops speeds of over 240 miles per lightyear!
The U.S. is real good at manufacturing scarcity and charging accordingly.
More than courts are being lobbied. Americans are being lobbied through scarce broadcast channels that scarcity is needed.
They 'must' have got it from our own DARPA's defunct Information Awareness Office. The Total Information Awareness mission. Part of it was called HumanID, which could recognize people from far distances by their gait.
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ooo.. I sound so fancy
Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Information_Aw
If I post fast enough my post might actually be seen!
..put mods on 'jury duty' showing them only less seen posts or something.
No time to read the article or think about a response.
The moderation needs reform..
time to slice me up. thanks
"By law, the customer is limited to being responsble for only the first $50 of charges." So of a bank's computer generates a $200 charge AND the customer catches it, fills out all the forums right, and jumps through the hoops the bank only makes $50 that the government doesn't know about? I'm not sure if it could go down like that or not, but it's a reminder that opening up 'Enron' possibilities can happen.
The next natural step is to install dozens of hi-res video cameras in check out areas, snap pictures of people when as they enter the front sliding doors, and at check out areas. That alone almost sounds good. The problem is they will only show the parts of video tape they want to. That's scary. The police are doing that sort of thing now. It might also make it 'reasonable' to scan people at the door for criminal electronic devices.. Like Ipods! MwaHahaAhaHA..
I can't look at a receipt from Stater Bros without seeing a price mistake, keep my cable bill from jumping to a new rate, and I stress out when I'm driving barely too slow to stop when the light turns yellow, and now this?!
'useful arts and sciences' right.
It also found it important to limit the copyrights(14/28 years), patents (17? years)..
The result was/would be a huge constant flow in to the public domain. If that wasn't intended, they sure didn't think things through. There's not much left for the imagination.
Your 'Nice try at deception!' is deception..and flamebait.
Prions are infringing upon the intellectual property of bovines.
Wow, that was great. Thank you. You put in to words what I've--in the past--tried and failed to put in to words. That's worth 90% of the credit in my book.
No surprise here. In the past America's high economic success allowed even unproductive Americans high levels of access to piss away resources. Globalization is changing all of that. Now the domain of the wealthy are peppered across the earth and taking a new form that resembles a mega-global reincarnation of the Lord/Serf era.
Feeding a cow 90 pound of feed to get 1 lb of meat agrivates vegans: they want to eat that feed themselves ;)
It is analogous to paying $9.99 for content awhile the artist gets a $0.25.
Feeding big media conglomerates the $$ only strengthens them, so it is obvious to just not buy anything they offer.
Might as well try to coin the term now: ©egans.
like 'vegans', but the v is switched with the © sign... 'cagans': people who don't buy media and only watch free media. Perhaps '©egitarians' could mean they only buy content when the $$ goes directly to the artists.
"In this instance, Alice and Bob can have more than just a cheap classical chat: they can also gain an advantage for future exchange, when they will be able to transfer quantum information at no further cost."
Like I really need more girls fluttering their plastic-looking eyelids at me.
You find the this non-restriction of information imposing?
So many people just don't get it.
It would allow people to search on google, and click on contexual VIDEO ads that download to the PVR.
BBC has an open source video codec availible.
Google could decide the design(much like microsoft makes hardware people adhere) and just let hardware makers use the design for free. Google would just cash in on the ad flow(ad peoples bandwidth), and it would launch podcasting/videocasting to a new level.
No. That's a real bad analogy.
He wasn't in the house drinking milk out of the refrigerator. He was outside in a SUV using the internet.
This guy might have been being creapy or he may have been a guy a ways from home just trying to use the internet as if we didn't live in a police state.