Why go for the example 'books'. Why not other common names like 'windows' or 'apple'.
I still ask why there were.com,.net and.org. I will elaborate a bit more. Why aere ther.com,.net and.org next to the country codes?
It would have been better (hindsight is always 20/20) to just have gone with the country codes. That way each country would have been able to do whatever they please to do. Do you want to give nobody a domain? Good for you. Do you want to limit id to just your citizens or just businesses or to everybody who pays you? Great.
The argument against this is often what about things like linux.org or similar things. When I look at the whois data, I see a US addrss, so it would have been linux.us or even linux.org.us or linux.inc.us or whatever they want to come up with.
And while I am at it, the order of the domain should have been reversed. So instead of e.g. tech.slashdot.org.us, It would have been better to go for us.org.slashdot.tech as you then follow the tree. Even neater if there would have been no dots, but slashes instead: http://us/org/slashdot/tech//directory/subdirectory/file.html (Please note the second double slashes to show where the domain ends and the file system begins.
Anyway, we can contemplate on what could have been, but now we have this mess and it will have to do.
http://printrbot.com/shop/prin... OK. It is a kit, so you need to build it yourself. USD300. Want the new kit? USD349. Assembled it comes to USD449. If you do not need the wood, you can have it all for USD259.
I have been thinking about buying a 3D printer, but for me the price is not yet low enough.
I thought it was just bad that you had no choice in what union you go to. e.g. in Belgium I can select between three unions and perhaps more. And even if I don't, I have the same rights as those who do. I know my employer does not care if I am unionized or not. So not only that, but they sponsor the parties? To me that is wrong on so many levels.
Will he win or loose against Serena Williams? I mean, come on, she is a woman. Or drive faster in a rally then Juha Kankkunen, Tommi MÃkinen or even Marcus GrÃnholm? That should be easy. They are Finnish. We already know no Fin could make a better OS then Bill Ga...oh... !
I use a Happy Hacker at home. I use a QWERTY at work and also often need to use BE AZERTY as that is standard where I live. (This is different from e.g. FR AZERTY that I also have used) The portable I use is again a little bit bit different. And obviously the phones are different as well in layout. I also have a RT MKW01 that I use for watching movies.
To work, I hate keyboards from a portable and if I can help it, I will always connect a 'real' keyboard to it, no matter what the layout is.
From experience I know that people can adapt very easy as long as you are willing to learn.
and/or the cc issuers (for permitting Target to run a shit system).
The company that issues the card is nota always the same company that handles the payment at the store (or via Internet)
e.g. In Belgium the machines in the stores are most likely from AtosWorline, but the card can, but must not be from them. e.g. I have a card from Beobank and they are the card issuer who work under license of Visa and Mastercard. They would take the loss.
I have dropped my Gmail account and have gone to http://gmx.com/ For video upload, I will be using Vimeo instead of Youtube.
And the sole reason is the push they want to give to Google+ and the sneakiness they use to let you click to be connected to Google+
Watching video's, I still do. I now use Unique Youtube Skin to have a much better layout and not have the mobies play automagically,. so I can open several tabs and watch them one after the other.
I look at the headers and I have never seen an email that was NOT intended for me. That way I can happily ignore all the legal attachments that are used. The fact that the sender did not intend to send this to me is hardly of my concern. Perhaps I do not WANT to receive it, but that is also of no importance.
About not being able to register because some email is already use, I have a simple solution (simple for the/. crowd, perhaps not for everybody)
I have my own domain. I use the format theirdomain@example.com e.g. slashdot.org@example.com for this site. Those are all aliases. That way I can easily notice who has leaked my email. For one-time email, I use a semi-trowaway email that I change every year. e.g. 2013@example.com that I delete after a while.
When I do a trip, I like to have everything under one roof. e.g. Italy2013@example.com for my trip last year to Northern Italy.
Not only do I know who spams me, but it is very easy to filter and maintain (for a tech person). I am sure that you can get this for around 10USD per year if not cheaper.
but the out-of-control costs for the care itself (ridiculously expensive hospital bills, compared to what it costs to get the same procedure done in western European private hospitals, for instance).
Here is how such a bill looks like. http://imgur.com/a/WIfeN For those too lazy to click: A person with appendicitis received a bill of 55.029,31USD
It is better to put facts to the 'the costs are too high'. Many people have no idea just how bad it is.
That is indeed if you start with one and each one is added a new number.
However I suppose they will have different ranges for different purposes. e.g. Per type of machine. Per country. Per city. Per manufacturing date. Per whatever. And that not even in OR/OR but in AND/AND. e.g. last range could be the country. There are say 200 countries in the world. That means 50+ unused numbers in one segment or already 20% less used. Obviously they could divide it differently and look per region e.g. US states is one, but Benelux is 1 and not three.
Still I am sure they will waste some as it is nice to have some 'in case of'. Not every range will be used.
Also if they have so many, they do not have to be careful about how they use them. They can 'waste' a lot.
If I fly to Canada and the plane does a detour (e.g. because of bad weather) from Europe, I do not have a choice. I would like to go to Canada, but I am afraid that I might end up in a country I do not want to be.
Should it not be better to remove the fault instead of working on a workaround.
For all we know the NSA WANTS us to use the Intertube to transfer the data. Even if we imagine that you have a fail-safe way to encrypt.
Some will react panicky and start transferring data with unsecured methods, Most likely many more data can be read that way then with the off chance of copying some data via a unqualified TSA agent.
Companies are now handing over their data in much greater masses then before this became public. Now all they need to do is concentrate of those who don't do that.
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Some animals are more equal then others.
Why go for the example 'books'. Why not other common names like 'windows' or 'apple'.
I still ask why there were .com, .net and .org. I will elaborate a bit more. Why aere ther .com, .net and .org next to the country codes?
It would have been better (hindsight is always 20/20) to just have gone with the country codes. That way each country would have been able to do whatever they please to do. Do you want to give nobody a domain? Good for you. Do you want to limit id to just your citizens or just businesses or to everybody who pays you? Great.
The argument against this is often what about things like linux.org or similar things. When I look at the whois data, I see a US addrss, so it would have been linux.us or even linux.org.us or linux.inc.us or whatever they want to come up with.
And while I am at it, the order of the domain should have been reversed. So instead of e.g. tech.slashdot.org.us, It would have been better to go for us.org.slashdot.tech as you then follow the tree. Even neater if there would have been no dots, but slashes instead:
http://us/org/slashdot/tech//directory/subdirectory/file.html (Please note the second double slashes to show where the domain ends and the file system begins.
Anyway, we can contemplate on what could have been, but now we have this mess and it will have to do.
http://printrbot.com/shop/prin... OK. It is a kit, so you need to build it yourself. USD300. Want the new kit? USD349. Assembled it comes to USD449.
If you do not need the wood, you can have it all for USD259.
I have been thinking about buying a 3D printer, but for me the price is not yet low enough.
Move there? Many of the people are born there and some even for many generations. New born Muslims.
I thought it was just bad that you had no choice in what union you go to. e.g. in Belgium I can select between three unions and perhaps more. And even if I don't, I have the same rights as those who do. I know my employer does not care if I am unionized or not.
So not only that, but they sponsor the parties? To me that is wrong on so many levels.
Will he win or loose against Serena Williams? I mean, come on, she is a woman. Or drive faster in a rally then Juha Kankkunen, Tommi MÃkinen or even Marcus GrÃnholm? That should be easy. They are Finnish. ... !
We already know no Fin could make a better OS then Bill Ga...oh
Once upon a time ...
(Yes, those are four words.)
This has nothing to do with same-sex couples. This could have happened with a differnt-sex couple or a single person.
I use a Happy Hacker at home. I use a QWERTY at work and also often need to use BE AZERTY as that is standard where I live. (This is different from e.g. FR AZERTY that I also have used)
The portable I use is again a little bit bit different. And obviously the phones are different as well in layout.
I also have a RT MKW01 that I use for watching movies.
To work, I hate keyboards from a portable and if I can help it, I will always connect a 'real' keyboard to it, no matter what the layout is.
From experience I know that people can adapt very easy as long as you are willing to learn.
Luckily my toaster runs Linux, so that will NEVER be possible.
The company that issues the card is nota always the same company that handles the payment at the store (or via Internet)
e.g. In Belgium the machines in the stores are most likely from AtosWorline, but the card can, but must not be from them. e.g. I have a card from Beobank and they are the card issuer who work under license of Visa and Mastercard. They would take the loss.
'I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.'
---Albert Einstein
In Soviet Russia you were not allowed to say anything, because they feared you could change things.
In the USofA they do not have that fear that you can cause change, so you can say anything you like.
I think the false pretense of freedom and liberty is scarier.
I have dropped my Gmail account and have gone to http://gmx.com/
For video upload, I will be using Vimeo instead of Youtube.
And the sole reason is the push they want to give to Google+ and the sneakiness they use to let you click to be connected to Google+
Watching video's, I still do. I now use Unique Youtube Skin to have a much better layout and not have the mobies play automagically,. so I can open several tabs and watch them one after the other.
I look at the headers and I have never seen an email that was NOT intended for me. That way I can happily ignore all the legal attachments that are used. The fact that the sender did not intend to send this to me is hardly of my concern. Perhaps I do not WANT to receive it, but that is also of no importance.
About not being able to register because some email is already use, I have a simple solution (simple for the /. crowd, perhaps not for everybody)
I have my own domain. I use the format theirdomain@example.com e.g. slashdot.org@example.com for this site. Those are all aliases. That way I can easily notice who has leaked my email.
For one-time email, I use a semi-trowaway email that I change every year. e.g. 2013@example.com that I delete after a while.
When I do a trip, I like to have everything under one roof. e.g. Italy2013@example.com for my trip last year to Northern Italy.
Not only do I know who spams me, but it is very easy to filter and maintain (for a tech person). I am sure that you can get this for around 10USD per year if not cheaper.
Not only they, but everybody they care about. And even if they are completely clean, you can start rumors and the media will do the rest.
Here is how such a bill looks like. http://imgur.com/a/WIfeN
For those too lazy to click: A person with appendicitis received a bill of 55.029,31USD
It is better to put facts to the 'the costs are too high'. Many people have no idea just how bad it is.
I Liked an anti-war thing on Facebook. Is that not the same?
I was thinking YES as well. I want to be ABLE to look at what I like. I should even be allowed to see Justin Bieber if I want to.
That is indeed if you start with one and each one is added a new number.
However I suppose they will have different ranges for different purposes. e.g. Per type of machine. Per country. Per city. Per manufacturing date. Per whatever.
And that not even in OR/OR but in AND/AND. e.g. last range could be the country. There are say 200 countries in the world. That means 50+ unused numbers in one segment or already 20% less used. Obviously they could divide it differently and look per region e.g. US states is one, but Benelux is 1 and not three.
Still I am sure they will waste some as it is nice to have some 'in case of'. Not every range will be used.
Also if they have so many, they do not have to be careful about how they use them. They can 'waste' a lot.
No! No! No!
What you do when star systems slip through your fingers is: you tighten your grip.
Please read up on your Tarkin Doctrine.
PETA has killed 29,426 dogs, cats, rabbits, and other domestic animals.
So how is that caring for animals?
If I fly to Canada and the plane does a detour (e.g. because of bad weather) from Europe, I do not have a choice. I would like to go to Canada, but I am afraid that I might end up in a country I do not want to be.
Should it not be better to remove the fault instead of working on a workaround.
For all we know the NSA WANTS us to use the Intertube to transfer the data. Even if we imagine that you have a fail-safe way to encrypt.
Some will react panicky and start transferring data with unsecured methods, Most likely many more data can be read that way then with the off chance of copying some data via a unqualified TSA agent.
Companies are now handing over their data in much greater masses then before this became public. Now all they need to do is concentrate of those who don't do that.
People who are better then you are, like myself, you ignorant twat.