Except your obvious ignorance goes against the grain of the US Constitution. Your should try reading it sometime. There's an interesting part in there about right to privacy and it makes no distinction about having anything to hide. Get it moron?
Yes, I got it before I posted. Obviously I was being too subtle, sorry about that.
This sounds like a PR statement, sort of testing the waters of consumerism so to speak. Finding out what the consumer collective thinks about the idea of a legit central movie store online.
I Doubt even they know how it will all work yet. But at least they are admitting it needs to be done if they are to stay "Alive" in the market.
Fingers crossed someone in management realizes we don't owe the studios anything...
I'd want to get a number. Without it all you have is the airy fairy warning email (or whatever) & you have to throttle back (I prefer the ideal of "that which is not expressly forbidden is mandatory" Just like the laws of physics.)
I want a company that says "unlimited" to mean unlimited.
I also live in a country where the pinnacle of broadband is a 2mb connection, upstream limited to 128kbps 128!!! The usage tends to be capped at 1Gb per month. with each additional 10Gb of throughput an additional $10.
I live in New Zealand, hardly a 3rd world nation. But we suck when it comes to broadband.
wow, every single line, including your sig, has some sort of insult attached. Do you want to come to a house party???? I bet you're soooo much fun and get invited out all the time!
Nope, nothing in my history related to anything technical.
Just worked at a youth centre for a few years & during the trips to the beach all I was doing was counting heads.
I would just run through about 15 - 30 kids & count them. I had one situation where I had to go in & tow 3 kids to shore. Would have made my life alot easier if the blighters had tracking devices.
How about a cheap "Bio-monitor" that everyone has to wear. Or accept the liability of not wearing should they decide life sign monitoring is too obtrusive.
My guess is that extreme heart rate changes, or breathing changes would be far simpler to monitor & trigger alarms with. Relying on computers to detect "drowning" states seems a bit halfassed still.
Maybe in 5-10 years.
One could even make them in floater devices for the kiddies. I'd say something about 2 birds, one stone if it weren't so grim for the topic.
A good example why a monopoly is vulnerable, I was @ work during the outage, & so didnt really notice so much, but I hear it was very disruptive. What are the odds of rats chewing through a main trunk cable on the same day a local power company cutting a second main trunk?
nope, that makes them think they have wriggle room to keep asking for tech support. I have an uncle that I WILL not help anymore. He needs to stop looking for porn with IE.
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Then you probably have a faulty meter. Congratulations.
Theres no need for privacy if you have nothing to hide...
Don't print, use something like Flickr That's where I upload my "art"
Sub orbital hops would be quicker & cooler
This sounds like a PR statement, sort of testing the waters of consumerism so to speak. Finding out what the consumer collective thinks about the idea of a legit central movie store online.
I Doubt even they know how it will all work yet. But at least they are admitting it needs to be done if they are to stay "Alive" in the market.
Fingers crossed someone in management realizes we don't owe the studios anything...
I'd want to get a number. Without it all you have is the airy fairy warning email (or whatever) & you have to throttle back (I prefer the ideal of "that which is not expressly forbidden is mandatory" Just like the laws of physics.)
I want a company that says "unlimited" to mean unlimited.
I also live in a country where the pinnacle of broadband is a 2mb connection, upstream limited to 128kbps 128!!! The usage tends to be capped at 1Gb per month. with each additional 10Gb of throughput an additional $10.
I live in New Zealand, hardly a 3rd world nation. But we suck when it comes to broadband.
Do you have time for anything else?
Maori are from New Zealand, not the mythical land of Oz...
wow, every single line, including your sig, has some sort of insult attached. Do you want to come to a house party???? I bet you're soooo much fun and get invited out all the time!
And who precisely are you referring to?
YOu got me there :-)
Nope, nothing in my history related to anything technical.
Just worked at a youth centre for a few years & during the trips to the beach all I was doing was counting heads.
I would just run through about 15 - 30 kids & count them. I had one situation where I had to go in & tow 3 kids to shore. Would have made my life alot easier if the blighters had tracking devices.
How about a cheap "Bio-monitor" that everyone has to wear. Or accept the liability of not wearing should they decide life sign monitoring is too obtrusive.
My guess is that extreme heart rate changes, or breathing changes would be far simpler to monitor & trigger alarms with. Relying on computers to detect "drowning" states seems a bit halfassed still.
Maybe in 5-10 years.
One could even make them in floater devices for the kiddies. I'd say something about 2 birds, one stone if it weren't so grim for the topic.
Or the lifeguards can just pay attention? Isnt that what they are paid for?
That has to be the dumbest thing ever. Stealing something guarenteed to broadcast its presence. And from within a tech convention?
& Whats wrong with reduced fertility anyway? Do we need more people? especially if they will all be living longer.
If we all recall the remote controlled cockroaches, I guess this is V1.1+
In todays political climate, they probably didnt consider the ramifications of calling it "Pyramid" Anything...
[shrugs]
A good example why a monopoly is vulnerable, I was @ work during the outage, & so didnt really notice so much, but I hear it was very disruptive.
What are the odds of rats chewing through a main trunk cable on the same day a local power company cutting a second main trunk?
All that quality & no one to buy...
unless there are idle billionaires that will get the stuff for bragging rights.
Why is that a problem? If we had molecular level replication technology, what would we need money for?
Im very Impressed Im sure. But its not really fighting cancer with math, just creating a good model on how to repond with the treatments we have.
Reminds me of Gutenberg
nope, that makes them think they have wriggle room to keep asking for tech support. I have an uncle that I WILL not help anymore. He needs to stop looking for porn with IE.