I think we missed the rolling blackouts in East Brunswick. Maybe the general backwardness of the area helped to keep demand down, so there wasn't as much of an advantage in switching us off, while places like Templestowe, with an aircon on every building, were prime targets for load shedding.
The users have changed. The whole point of improved user interfaces is that the medium is accessible to a greater range of people. There are more people in the world who are interested in their daughters party photos than the contents of github.
Bernard Woolley: "Shall I file it?" Jim Hacker: "File it? Shred it!" Bernard Woolley: "Shred it??" Jim Hacker: "Nobody must ever be able to find it again." Bernard Woolley: "In that case, Minister, I think it is best I file it."
I don't know how fast those light sensors are but imagine if you could do interferometry with the baseline being the width of the tablet. With a coherent light source you might be able to do something like holography.
I don't think its a very radical claim. My sons ipod touch is pretty thin. Now if they can make "Minority Report" tablets... Transparent and in arbitrary sizes. Drag and drop objects from any to any.
The only reliable way to break DRM on proprietary android devices is to install your own OS. This is impossible to do without open source drivers. Android distributors benefit from GPL software. I don't see why they should be given a green light to break the GPL.
I don't think that's actually accurate in most jurisdictions. Possession of "Burglary Tools" is what I call (I don't know the real name) a "rider offense"
Here in Australia possesion of child pornography seems to get added on a lot, though it is often dropped at a later stage, once they actually go through the pictures.
Its more like the set of security screw driver bits in my tool box. I can use them to open devices which I own, which have been secured against tampering. In this case the security was in place to protect the warranty provider.
At what point did he think bringing a pointed/sharp object on a plane was a good idea anyway?
You missed the point where it was explained that it was actually his private airplane, not a commercial jet.
But they would have to allow the objects airside, where he could pass them to a passenger on a commercial service, or be mugged and have them stolen from him, etc.
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Give me a copy of netbsd over a gun any day. The gun will just get you killed.
members of the Labor party are the only ones tied to the official party line
Thats not true. Every party tries to keep their members voting the party line.
Fielding will be gone in six months so maybe the policy will change then.
the digit — when expressed in binary — is 0.
Jeez, what are the odds of that?
1 in 10
I suppose if the calculation was in hex we would talk about the Nth nibble.
In base 28, yes.
You could go EVA.
I think we missed the rolling blackouts in East Brunswick. Maybe the general backwardness of the area helped to keep demand down, so there wasn't as much of an advantage in switching us off, while places like Templestowe, with an aircon on every building, were prime targets for load shedding.
The users have changed. The whole point of improved user interfaces is that the medium is accessible to a greater range of people. There are more people in the world who are interested in their daughters party photos than the contents of github.
I voted [60] Stephen Conroy. Cross fingers ;).
I DID vote [60] Stephen Conroy and he is STILL Minister for Fascism, Censorship and the Ideology Driven Nanny State.
Whats the step after ballot box?
Oh this takes me back:
Bernard Woolley: "Shall I file it?"
Jim Hacker: "File it? Shred it!"
Bernard Woolley: "Shred it??"
Jim Hacker: "Nobody must ever be able to find it again."
Bernard Woolley: "In that case, Minister, I think it is best I file it."
Probably the bartender knows how to read a persons age while the borderline aspergers kid at the game shop has to check ID.
28.6s is less accurate than 28638.1ms.
28.6s is less precise than 28638.1ms but they could be equally accurate depending on the test conditions.
I don't know how fast those light sensors are but imagine if you could do interferometry with the baseline being the width of the tablet. With a coherent light source you might be able to do something like holography.
I can't recall any. I run servers at home and downtime is important to me. I could be wrong though.
Yes, let's make up more silly claims that even the marketing whack-jobs didn't dare put in the press release....
Specifically?
I don't think its a very radical claim. My sons ipod touch is pretty thin. Now if they can make "Minority Report" tablets... Transparent and in arbitrary sizes. Drag and drop objects from any to any.
Thats my point. Its a great place to make people think you are dead, or at least missing.
Where am I supposed to skip to if I'm starting in .nz?
I hear Antarctica is nice this time of year....
It bloody well isn't. Wait another four months.
Then NZ has great natural disasters.
As well as great beaches.
The only reliable way to break DRM on proprietary android devices is to install your own OS. This is impossible to do without open source drivers. Android distributors benefit from GPL software. I don't see why they should be given a green light to break the GPL.
I don't think that's actually accurate in most jurisdictions. Possession of "Burglary Tools" is what I call (I don't know the real name) a "rider offense"
Here in Australia possesion of child pornography seems to get added on a lot, though it is often dropped at a later stage, once they actually go through the pictures.
Its more like the set of security screw driver bits in my tool box. I can use them to open devices which I own, which have been secured against tampering. In this case the security was in place to protect the warranty provider.
At what point did he think bringing a pointed/sharp object on a plane was a good idea anyway?
You missed the point where it was explained that it was actually his private airplane, not a commercial jet.
But they would have to allow the objects airside, where he could pass them to a passenger on a commercial service, or be mugged and have them stolen from him, etc.
In this case the rule is absolutely correct. You can't take weapons air side.