Sure, that decision is easy to make, if you know that boots A will last 5+ years and boots B will last 6 months. But you never know what you are going to get, unless you put extensive effort into researching options, and then you still aren't sure. You could easily spend 10x as much buying gold plated turds.
Ehh, that links to a page with Terms and Conditions, which states in many words that the contents of the page are covered by intellectual property rights. Where can you get the laws in full with no terms an conditions?
Most people around the world are poor, and they probably can't afford legitimate access to US video programming. Hollywood should be happy that foreigners are pirating their movies. It helps keep down competition from places like Bollywood. America benefits from exporting its culture abroad.
Yeah. The last time I saw an old asteroids cabinet, I was spellbound. The vector graphics were crisp and had smooth diagonal lines, and the bullets were awesomely bright with an ethereal glow that you see on old oscilloscopes. I don't think you can get that kind of brightness with an LCD.
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Sure, that decision is easy to make, if you know that boots A will last 5+ years and boots B will last 6 months. But you never know what you are going to get, unless you put extensive effort into researching options, and then you still aren't sure. You could easily spend 10x as much buying gold plated turds.
If the commentary is also produced by public servants, then it should also be public domain.
Ehh, that links to a page with Terms and Conditions, which states in many words that the contents of the page are covered by intellectual property rights. Where can you get the laws in full with no terms an conditions?
My commute is less than that.
You hold the court of public opinion in too high regard. Skeletons didn't dissuade Trump from running for office. All you need is money.
So you haven't met any latin@s?
Fair enough. I imagined you were one of those fools who spent $2000 on audio cables alone.
How much did you spend on your much better sound, amortized over the number of movies you watch?
Well, then, they could probably get an estimate of "access time" from the amount of dust on the computer, skin oil on the keys, etc.
I think forensic analysts will mount your disks in read only before mucking with them.
A better solution would probably be to have a password that decrypts only part of the drive which contains decoy data.
Sounds unbelievably high. Citation?
I may not be an expert in orbital mechanics, but I think seasons can be reasonably predicted.
Mathematicians solved this problem long ago. It's called the order of operations. We just need to start using parentheses to indicate grouping.
If a general thinks it happened, it's still news even if it didn't happen.
Is that the Eisenhower who gave us the Interstate Highway System? That sounds like a commie project if I've ever heard one.
Unauthorized here means unauthorized by them. They couldn't care less what you authorize.
Still, the margin of error for 50 samples with p=0.82 is ~5%
Nature is responsible for 30-50%. That still leaves 50-70% responsibility to mankind.
How long until foreigners just stop using US-designed chips?
Most people around the world are poor, and they probably can't afford legitimate access to US video programming. Hollywood should be happy that foreigners are pirating their movies. It helps keep down competition from places like Bollywood. America benefits from exporting its culture abroad.
I knew robots were coming for our jobs, but I didn't expect lawyers to be replaced so early on.
What's it to you who he helps? It's like you feel entitled to the fruits of his voluntary labor.
Yeah. The last time I saw an old asteroids cabinet, I was spellbound. The vector graphics were crisp and had smooth diagonal lines, and the bullets were awesomely bright with an ethereal glow that you see on old oscilloscopes. I don't think you can get that kind of brightness with an LCD.
Wait, so they cannot leave? Sounds like indentured servitude to me.
On the other hand, most accidents are avoidable, and we do want people to actually care enough to avoid them.