Seriously, here in the Netherlands you also have to look after your bike, and I've never seen a lock like that, i.e. with that kind of mechanism. For some info on good and bad locks see http://www.vandermeer-fietsplus.nl/nieuw/pagina_ac cessoires/fietsslot.html
(bablefish anyone?) No, I'm not affiliated, and I keep my Koga-Miyata indoors while not riding it.
I still haven't heard what's wrong with SPF. The only thing seems to be that a decision has to be made that `we' all support it. So if we just take that decision, at some point MS has no choice but to follow, putting them back where they belong, in the back seat.
This was in the news about more than a month ago already. And last thing I heard was that the problem disapeared as soon as the village got flooded by journalists.
You're reversing it: it's the only country that really needs legislation against spam, we could live with the rest....
If you'd ask me, 90% or more comes from the US, through relays all over the world...
Seriously, here in the Netherlands you also have to look after your bike, and I've never seen a lock like that, i.e. with that kind of mechanism. For some info on good and bad locks see http://www.vandermeer-fietsplus.nl/nieuw/pagina_ac cessoires/fietsslot.html
(bablefish anyone?) No, I'm not affiliated, and I keep my Koga-Miyata indoors while not riding it.
I still haven't heard what's wrong with SPF. The only thing seems to be that a decision has to be made that `we' all support it. So if we just take that decision, at some point MS has no choice but to follow, putting them back where they belong, in the back seat.
Absolutely! The weird thing with blacklists is that people travelling on a fake identity will never be on the list....
If you get bad RAM you're screwed anyway! (Unless you have the badram-patch in your kernel of course.)
Indeed, when LHC comes to life, that's at CERN in Geneva... But I thought the fast link to California went to San Diego, not LA?
This was in the news about more than a month ago already. And last thing I heard was that the problem disapeared as soon as the village got flooded by journalists.
For me it would be really useful if there's also a 64-bit JVM for it.