The 5C is nothing new, Apple has always sold a "lesser/budget" phone with the previous year's model, it's just that this year they tweaked the previous years model with a new ccase.
The 5C is nothing more than a 5 with, what I am assuming, is a cheaper to produce case, leading to higher margins compared to just selling the previous year's model.
Wouldn't most "horrible things" that you would do with a gun be illegal? Meaning you wouldn't be able to walk away scott-free.
Unless there is some crazy loophole that says if you kill someone with an unregistered homemade gun it's 100% legal. Which if that's the case I don't think it's the 3D printer that is the problem.
Also, I guess this means it's time to start regulating CNC machines as well.
Do tablets really count as a "PC"? If that's the case we might as well start considering smart phones PCs, since a modern tablet is basically just a scaled up smart phone.
He wasn't the one that purchased the weapons though, he stole them from his mother. All the laws and wait periods in the world wouldn't have stopped him from stealing them from a law abiding citizen.
I guess it really does depend on the area. Here in Colorado, Sprint's coverage has been lightyears beyond what AT&T's coverage was. Even some places up in the mountains I'll still get decent coverage. My 3g data speeds are about half of what I was getting with AT&T (1mbit vs. 2mbit) but I'll take slower in more places than faster in few places any day. I also get 3g in most places that I was just stuck with edge on AT&T.
I'll probably be in the minority here, but I would say go with Sprint. Sure their data speeds aren't the fastest, but they are a good bit cheaper than Verizon, and their speeds are still plenty useable for web browsing, Pandora, and Netflix. Plus you get the added bonus of free roaming on Verizon's network if you're outside of Sprint's coverage areas. Pretty much anything is better than AT&T.
If I remember correctly, GPS will be difficult to get much more accurate than it is today to the time distortions caused by relativity. Once a clock gets this accurate the relativistic distortion between the sattellite in space and the user on the ground becomes too great. That is of course if they don't find a workaround to the problem.
You can never go wrong with a Canon point and shoot. I would look in to an older G series on the used market if you want a bargain. The G9 model and up are absolutely fantastic cameras for the money.
you have to realize though, kids are smart, and even if they aren't chances are they know someone who is, and they will be able to get around whatever software/hardware you have set up to filter the internet.
kids are generally more tech savvy then parents, instead of trying to block them from going to sites why not just set up some sort of monitoring software to see what sites they ARE going too, since it would be easier to hide and harder to get around. And then if they are going to something inappropriate you fill your role as a parent and punish them as needed
I read something a while ago that I think applies here "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"
for the sheer thill of it, I can imagine it is quite the rush knowing that you personally helped get a pirated copy of something out before it was supossed to. At least I think it would be.
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The 5C is nothing new, Apple has always sold a "lesser/budget" phone with the previous year's model, it's just that this year they tweaked the previous years model with a new ccase.
The 5C is nothing more than a 5 with, what I am assuming, is a cheaper to produce case, leading to higher margins compared to just selling the previous year's model.
Wouldn't most "horrible things" that you would do with a gun be illegal? Meaning you wouldn't be able to walk away scott-free.
Unless there is some crazy loophole that says if you kill someone with an unregistered homemade gun it's 100% legal. Which if that's the case I don't think it's the 3D printer that is the problem.
Also, I guess this means it's time to start regulating CNC machines as well.
I think they made a movie about this, it didn't end well.
Do tablets really count as a "PC"? If that's the case we might as well start considering smart phones PCs, since a modern tablet is basically just a scaled up smart phone.
Just another case of the internet routing around censorship. Is anyone really truly surprised by this?
He wasn't the one that purchased the weapons though, he stole them from his mother. All the laws and wait periods in the world wouldn't have stopped him from stealing them from a law abiding citizen.
What about the 30,000 year old seed that sprouted? http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2012-02/russian-scientists-resurrect-pleistocene-era-plants-buried-siberian-permafrost-30000-years
Good to know.
I guess it really does depend on the area. Here in Colorado, Sprint's coverage has been lightyears beyond what AT&T's coverage was. Even some places up in the mountains I'll still get decent coverage. My 3g data speeds are about half of what I was getting with AT&T (1mbit vs. 2mbit) but I'll take slower in more places than faster in few places any day. I also get 3g in most places that I was just stuck with edge on AT&T.
I'll probably be in the minority here, but I would say go with Sprint. Sure their data speeds aren't the fastest, but they are a good bit cheaper than Verizon, and their speeds are still plenty useable for web browsing, Pandora, and Netflix. Plus you get the added bonus of free roaming on Verizon's network if you're outside of Sprint's coverage areas. Pretty much anything is better than AT&T.
If I remember correctly, GPS will be difficult to get much more accurate than it is today to the time distortions caused by relativity. Once a clock gets this accurate the relativistic distortion between the sattellite in space and the user on the ground becomes too great. That is of course if they don't find a workaround to the problem.
You can never go wrong with a Canon point and shoot. I would look in to an older G series on the used market if you want a bargain. The G9 model and up are absolutely fantastic cameras for the money.
Sounds like more of an overpopulation issue to me.
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The front facing camera on my iPhone and iPad work just fine with Skype.
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didn't napster try that already?
I wonder how well that law defines what a single use water bottle is, I've reused what would be considered a single use water bottle on many occasions
simple enough, then your vote won't be counted at all
or make it so a certain wavelength of light has to hit it to wipe it clean, then place an emitter for that wavelength in front of the print head
then when you're done with a document all you do is put it back in the printer and it will be erased before it gets printed on again
I don't see how paper that erases itself after a period of time is useful IMO, there needs to be a more controlled way to go about the erasing
scandal, in MY judicial system?
it's more likely then you think
you have to realize though, kids are smart, and even if they aren't chances are they know someone who is, and they will be able to get around whatever software/hardware you have set up to filter the internet.
kids are generally more tech savvy then parents, instead of trying to block them from going to sites why not just set up some sort of monitoring software to see what sites they ARE going too, since it would be easier to hide and harder to get around. And then if they are going to something inappropriate you fill your role as a parent and punish them as needed
I read something a while ago that I think applies here "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"
so will this be the end of the cable modem and wired internet?
for the sheer thill of it, I can imagine it is quite the rush knowing that you personally helped get a pirated copy of something out before it was supossed to. At least I think it would be.
I'm in the airforce and we've had this now for almost a year, nothing really great about it :-/