Out of everything I learned in my law classes, that was the best advice. If an officer is asking you questions, you can ask I'm under arrest and if they no, you are free to leave without any further discussion. A officer doesn't have to tell you your rights right off the bat and they WILL try to get information before making the arrest.
If someone close to you (close friend, gf/bf, spouse, etc.) is a victim of a serious or is killed, DO NOT answer questions without a lawyer. You will not be in your right mind and any little slip-ups (and you will make them, even when completely innocent) you might make will be used against you.
Like the above poster started, drugs that do well and make it into the market not only have to pay for themselves, but they have to pay for the 100's of others that failed.
For every one drug that makes it into the market, there are many, many more that you will never hear of. Some of these failures might have 10 years (think many millions of dollars) of research behind them, or even more. The company is left with some knowledge of what and what not to do, but no way to recoup their costs.
I work in pharmacy. If there is a therapeutic substitute that will save the customer money, we can quickly buzz the doctor and have it changed. PPI's and allergy medications are the most common.
What are you stating is basically the case now. I won't use Zyrtec as an example since it's available OTC. If you were prescribed generic Allegra (fexofenadine), and found out that your insurance wouldn't cover it, or that it was too expensive, your pharmacist could call up the Doctor and request a change to something comparable. Getting drugs changed is not hard.
I can understand where you are coming from, but even similar classed drugs don't work the same and it really takes a professional to understand the differences on a large scale.
I can't find the link at the moment but I've read that MS has stated that they would release a patch that would permanently disable XP's activation requirements when final support ends.
No it's not normal. Almost everything here comes with at least a one year warranty. A lot of computers and computer parts come with a three year warranty.
They are not required by law to have a three year warranty here or even a one year but I have never seen a new computer have under a one year warranty.
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Information is information.
I've got some small programs that I've wrote. I'm never releasing them to public, for free or for profit.
Go ahead and post your name/address/SSN/DOB and mothers maiden name. Since information wants to be free and all..
Information doesn't know or care if it's free or not.
While I don't wonder or care what the rest of the world thinks about the US, we do have shit in power.
Sadly, the democrats voted are are of the same coin, just a different side. They are equally worthless.
problem solved.
wow, talk about a non-issue.
Take out the insane taxes Europe pays and try again.
If you don't need the PCI slot for anything else you can put in a gigabit card.
No, if you turn it off, it's off.
At least on every phone I've owned.
Density in the U.S. and density in the other countries are not the same thing. We have low density spread over a much larger area.
My nearest neighbor is 1/2mi away, the nearest to him is another 1/2mi. That's two homes in a 1 mile stretch. I'm also 15mi from the nearest town.
That being said, I get DSL.
You are not allowed to tether with the medianet plan (which is actually 19.99). if they find out, they will start charging by the kb.
Just because some people are having problems doesn't mean everyone is. I'm 8 for 8 and every machine is solid as a rock.
good luck getting blood from a turnip
^^ Exactly!
Out of everything I learned in my law classes, that was the best advice. If an officer is asking you questions, you can ask I'm under arrest and if they no, you are free to leave without any further discussion. A officer doesn't have to tell you your rights right off the bat and they WILL try to get information before making the arrest.
If someone close to you (close friend, gf/bf, spouse, etc.) is a victim of a serious or is killed, DO NOT answer questions without a lawyer. You will not be in your right mind and any little slip-ups (and you will make them, even when completely innocent) you might make will be used against you.
Really?
I wonder why is slipstreamed fine with my sp2 disc, and despite reports, slipstreamed just fine on my XP RTM disc.
Hmm.
Like the above poster started, drugs that do well and make it into the market not only have to pay for themselves, but they have to pay for the 100's of others that failed.
For every one drug that makes it into the market, there are many, many more that you will never hear of. Some of these failures might have 10 years (think many millions of dollars) of research behind them, or even more. The company is left with some knowledge of what and what not to do, but no way to recoup their costs.
I work in pharmacy. If there is a therapeutic substitute that will save the customer money, we can quickly buzz the doctor and have it changed. PPI's and allergy medications are the most common.
What are you stating is basically the case now. I won't use Zyrtec as an example since it's available OTC. If you were prescribed generic Allegra (fexofenadine), and found out that your insurance wouldn't cover it, or that it was too expensive, your pharmacist could call up the Doctor and request a change to something comparable. Getting drugs changed is not hard.
I can understand where you are coming from, but even similar classed drugs don't work the same and it really takes a professional to understand the differences on a large scale.
Space can be a problem. I'm just saying that it runs fine.
The problem is the resolution. A standard XP window will not fit and you will loose the bottom buttons or the top buttons/menu.
The performance is fine. He even plays a few fps games on it.
XP runs just fine on the EeePC. My roommate runs it on his.
I can't find the link at the moment but I've read that MS has stated that they would release a patch that would permanently disable XP's activation requirements when final support ends.
If someone has the link, post away.
A contract is invalid if it violates the law.
No, there needs to be a tinfoil-hat mod.
No it's not normal. Almost everything here comes with at least a one year warranty. A lot of computers and computer parts come with a three year warranty.
They are not required by law to have a three year warranty here or even a one year but I have never seen a new computer have under a one year warranty.
"Care in common" should be done by the common people, not mandated by the government.
On the other hand, I run all XP boxes and I never, ever deal with viruses or spyware.
I run avast and firefox, thats all. Whats the problem again?
Get back to me when you do that without broadband. My grandparents use dial-up since it's their only option.
My grandmother went to wal-mart the other day and bought a Hoyle game pack and installed it. Could she do this with any distro?