Exactly why can't you drive a vehicle in situations when it would be entirely legal to operate it? If you have a dui, is the legal limit for driving lowered for some reason that I'm not aware of.
Because the driver has a proven history of Driving Under the Influence. Its not hard to have undetectable blood alcohol. I do it all the time.
How about my forthcoming blog "heroes of the chinese revolution". It has lots of pictures and many of them have beautiful textures. Sky, water, so forth. All available in lossless formats.
Case-in-point: email cryptography; most people are not doing it, not because it takes too much effort to verify keys, but because they are completely unaware of cryptography.
Sure I could do that at work but we are forced to use Exchange now, and for me that means OWA on Linux. I could paste in ASCII armored PGP messages but I am pretty sure that this would get me a tap on the shoulder from corporate IT with the possibility of being shown the door on the spot.
So fair enough its their workplace but some countries are going the same way (see UAE vs RIM) and my country (Australia) wants port blocks and filtering on http.
So maybe encrypting your email will eventually be regarded as a security risk (for the country, not the individual) eventually.
George already has the quarter (and some of the dollar coins this article is talking about). We should give someone new a shot at $1. I'd bet all the Republicans would vote to replace the dollar bill with a $1 Reagan coin.
The gipper! I thought he was going to get the billion dollar note?
The situation here in Australia is similar to Canada I think. One thing about the US is that they have this one guy for whom the buck stops at his desk. He (or she) seems to get stuck with all sorts of stupid decisions which should never get to his level. In Australia the mint or the note printing people release new notes and coins from time to time. They commission artists to do the artwork and that creates interest. It doesn't become an issue for the Prime Minister so there is a minimum of stupid argument.
I am amazed (and pleased) that apple care about this. In most places I have worked this is either accepted or actively encouraged. When I worked for Vic Roads the CEO signed a big vehicle fleet outsourcing deal, then retired and jumped straight into a job with the new operator. The general feeling was "meh".
Why did they choose the Java language? Because they needed a safe, statically typed, garbage collected language that people had experience with and that there were tools for. There is little else out there that fits the bill (C# wasn't an option at the time they started).
Objective-C on iPhone is a pain to learn, but at least the iPhone will not go down in flames from companies fighting over rights to language, runtime, tools and access to application markets.
They could have used python, and even reused Sugar.
When DEC sold RDB to Oracle the price for support went up by almost a factor of ten. There was no intention to develop the product. They wanted the cash.
I read somewhere the other day a response to just that suggestion - wish I could find the link for ya...
But basically they said with the density of people in cities, to give everyone gigabit connections over a wireless link you'd need a tower in *every* block.
Easily. I fully expect to see cellular base stations on every power pole at some point. They will be inside large offices and on every floor of apartment buildings.
the greens preferences are going towards labor, which means that at the end of the day, a vote for the greens is still a vote for censorship, tracking and oppression of the population.
The kind of people who vote green are likely to specify their own preferences, IMHO.
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Clearly there aren't enough bugs in the software you are testing. As an experienced C programmer I can help fix this problem...
Exactly why can't you drive a vehicle in situations when it would be entirely legal to operate it? If you have a dui, is the legal limit for driving lowered for some reason that I'm not aware of.
Because the driver has a proven history of Driving Under the Influence. Its not hard to have undetectable blood alcohol. I do it all the time.
Cheer up. Only five days to go.
How about my forthcoming blog "heroes of the chinese revolution". It has lots of pictures and many of them have beautiful textures. Sky, water, so forth. All available in lossless formats.
Assange didn't release the information. His source did, and could have posted it raw on the internet.
Case-in-point: email cryptography; most people are not doing it, not because it takes too much effort to verify keys, but because they are completely unaware of cryptography.
Sure I could do that at work but we are forced to use Exchange now, and for me that means OWA on Linux. I could paste in ASCII armored PGP messages but I am pretty sure that this would get me a tap on the shoulder from corporate IT with the possibility of being shown the door on the spot.
So fair enough its their workplace but some countries are going the same way (see UAE vs RIM) and my country (Australia) wants port blocks and filtering on http.
So maybe encrypting your email will eventually be regarded as a security risk (for the country, not the individual) eventually.
You were doing so well up until that point. Don't you know it's unAmerican to do what other countries do, even if it's demonstrably superior?
I can imagine the headline if theodp saw your post in a news story: "US plans to adopt Euro!".
Now you've got me going. I am going to have to read Distraction again.
NZ have totally replaced the coins which looked like Australian coins. Their new coins are smaller than ours now and better IMHO.
George already has the quarter (and some of the dollar coins this article is talking about). We should give someone new a shot at $1. I'd bet all the Republicans would vote to replace the dollar bill with a $1 Reagan coin.
The gipper! I thought he was going to get the billion dollar note?
The situation here in Australia is similar to Canada I think. One thing about the US is that they have this one guy for whom the buck stops at his desk. He (or she) seems to get stuck with all sorts of stupid decisions which should never get to his level. In Australia the mint or the note printing people release new notes and coins from time to time. They commission artists to do the artwork and that creates interest. It doesn't become an issue for the Prime Minister so there is a minimum of stupid argument.
Sorry I don't get you on this. Can you clarify what the White iPhone mystery was?
I am amazed (and pleased) that apple care about this. In most places I have worked this is either accepted or actively encouraged. When I worked for Vic Roads the CEO signed a big vehicle fleet outsourcing deal, then retired and jumped straight into a job with the new operator. The general feeling was "meh".
Light pens from those days are probably closer to a modern touch sensitive screen.
and their Air Force was a few unpowered gliders after WWI
And even today, Germany makes the best sailplanes.
They could have used python, and even reused Sugar.
They *can* use python, have you heard of Jython? Or http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/ ?
Yes but I think jython would be a bad move under the circumstances.
Why did they choose the Java language? Because they needed a safe, statically typed, garbage collected language that people had experience with and that there were tools for. There is little else out there that fits the bill (C# wasn't an option at the time they started).
Objective-C on iPhone is a pain to learn, but at least the iPhone will not go down in flames from companies fighting over rights to language, runtime, tools and access to application markets.
They could have used python, and even reused Sugar.
When DEC sold RDB to Oracle the price for support went up by almost a factor of ten. There was no intention to develop the product. They wanted the cash.
Its not my field but this says Market Capitalisation 115,302.1 million
Android has its own VM called Dalvik. You use Java tools to compile to JVM bytecode and then there's a translater to Dalvik bytecode.
Maybe Oracle believe Dalvik implements their patented techniques.
But isn't that if you call it java? I don't know that google do that.
How about Microsoft with the C# VM? Or perl with Parrot, and python?
Oracle don't care. They are in it for the money, even more than IBM.
Yeah but I think this is about non-sun implementations which use sun/oracle patented techniques.
I read somewhere the other day a response to just that suggestion - wish I could find the link for ya...
But basically they said with the density of people in cities, to give everyone gigabit connections over a wireless link you'd need a tower in *every* block.
Easily. I fully expect to see cellular base stations on every power pole at some point. They will be inside large offices and on every floor of apartment buildings.
the greens preferences are going towards labor, which means that at the end of the day, a vote for the greens is still a vote for censorship, tracking and oppression of the population.
The kind of people who vote green are likely to specify their own preferences, IMHO.