What's funny is a lot of Cubans don't care for Castro either, they're just not allowed to say anything about it in a communist country. So they sneak into the Florida Keys every other night so they can talk smack on him.
I've personally called 911 before and given them the short and sweet. Albeit, I'm a nurse and former fire fighter and know what to provide: "2 car MVC, Any Street and Bob Road, 3 passengers with injuries, one ejected. Send EMS." American Heart Association's CPR algorithms say when to call 911 when performing CPR without help (i.e. at home, the office, etc) and it's not always right away. Considering you have less than a 10% chance of surviving full cardiac arrest and lose 1.5% every minute without advanced cardiac intervention, every second counts. When every second counts, sending a text is much quicker than waiting on the phone to make a connection and ring through.
Before testing became mainstream, a booty call was literally a phone call whether mobile or not. So maybe it's become an umbrella term and we need to get more specific: booty texting.
Completely agree. However, when it comes down to it, the majority of US citizens don't care about civil liberties either until it personally impacts them. And yeah, vote more on amendments that restrict power to elected officials and give more to the people.
No pun intended. The case in point above fails to justify facebook practice as there are few gay male nurses, albeit more than lesbian nurses. I though facebook said Microsoft was smart and innovative? That's just inaccurate or maybe doesn't mean much to a slashdot reader.
See the above mentioning of how wars get started. There's a good billion people over there with questionable basic human rights to fight. But then, that would help spur jobs in the US and maybe I'd talk to customer service representatives who speak English as a first language. Hm, I'm not sure where to stand in this anymore.
We will drag our feet over a guy planning to burn 200 Qu'rans, but a kid calls our president a prick... watch the fuck out! Seriously? Homeland Security is a bunch of arrogant pricks. I'm sure Obama makes polite company, but info think he's an idiot, but I can say the same about the last president.
I used a webhost some time ago and they used paypal for invoicing. Somehow after a while of manually sending payment every quarter via paypal, I was setup with a subscription and being debited the payments. The host went belly up and after moving hosts, I was debited again. I called paypal and explained the situation. They returned the funds to me. Nearly a year later, I was debited by the bankrupt host for two quarters of service. I called paypal and they told me to contact the merchant. The hosts phones were disconnected and my emails to them bounced. Paypal still refused to help but told me to contact the police. I instead disputed the matter with my bank who ruled in my favor. This left a negative balance in my paypal account. I expected paypal to debit me again, but they surprisingly removed the charge and zeroed the balance. I closed the account. They were only motivated to do the right thing after they were faced with picking up the tab. I have one now but use a debit card linked to an account I only put money in to spend.
I think prison would be more effective if we quit giving offenders such a chushy ride. Lock them up in isolation where they can't learn new criminal skills, feed them a less than satisfactory diet, and instead of setting them up with highschool and college degrees in prison make them get one after they are released as a way to get them to turn their life around. I've known people who find Jesus, get involved with a charity, or seek education as a means to get early release only to return to jail soon after.
Don't forget they phased out Xbox originals support on XBL. So they slashed features and now they're charging more? PSN is looking more appetizing to me now.
I'm guessing he's never been to Mexico and therefore is the expert in his own mind for the matter. And Gizmodo? That shit bunch of bloggers? They do journalism half-assed at best when they remember to bring their check books.
Maybe it's a market thing. I live in a town of a couple hundred thousand. I get good coverage and so far with my iPhone 4 I've only dropped 1 call. I'd drop a few a week with my iPhone 3G. I keep reading and hearing about problems that would sound like AT&T is an unusable service, but I keep making and receiving calls. Hell, I didn't even have a real issue with the death grip problem and I didn't have a rubber skin until recently (which I bought because I hate hard cases, not because of antennagate).
I remember the clockspeed race and it was much simpler to decide what CPU you needed when looking at system requirements. Just a week ago I was looking at a game's requirements and had no idea if my CPU met them. If I were to upgrade, I wouldn't know which CPU would satisfy the requirements. I'm pretty handy with computers and I find picking a processor with today's marketing daunting, I can imagine being totally in the dark if I knew little about computers. Intel could do a better job indicating which CPU is better than the other and letting you know what you're buying.
I wonder win and if the time comes to renew the license. Fring could put themselves out of business being assholes. But I'm disappointed Skype hasn't put video chat on the iPhone 4 yet. I read elsewhere it's something to do with the camera being an open platform. Open is something Skype doesn't like anymore.
You can photograph the booms. This is preventing issues that were happening when booms were first deployed: boaters going over booms, for example. I like my solution better: intentionally or negligently damaging a boom is punishable by a hole in the hull of your boat. Would work great so long as there aren't so many Boston Whalers out there.
They had their iPhone story. Fuck them. I grew tired of them after all the stories they posted bashing cops using tasers (off topic posts at their finest on a GADGET site). The repeated posts of the iPhone summary even pissed off their regular readers. I'll be reading Slashgear's liveblog tomorrow. I'll have to check out engadget.
I'm rather entertained by this story despite the bullshit arguments that this will damage apple. The real losers are the two guys destroying evidence, Jason Chen buying stolen property, and Gizmodo. You have two people with no regard for the law answering to the law. Jason Chen is now the poster child of Internet bloggers who have watched too much Nancy Grace and came under the delusion that bringing out the worst in people and bashing cops on a *gadget blog* makes them more than sorry aspiring journalists. Gizmodo knows they're tucked in this. Did you read their first statements after Chen was searches? They cited a finders keepers law that didn't even apply to the situation. It not only showed a desperate attempt to defend themselves but they also read at a mediocre gradeschool level! To all taking the heat: nicely done, sirs!
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The government is subject to the law as much as the rest of us are. Our tax dollars could go to paying for damages. Oslama FTW.
What's funny is a lot of Cubans don't care for Castro either, they're just not allowed to say anything about it in a communist country. So they sneak into the Florida Keys every other night so they can talk smack on him.
I've personally called 911 before and given them the short and sweet. Albeit, I'm a nurse and former fire fighter and know what to provide: "2 car MVC, Any Street and Bob Road, 3 passengers with injuries, one ejected. Send EMS." American Heart Association's CPR algorithms say when to call 911 when performing CPR without help (i.e. at home, the office, etc) and it's not always right away. Considering you have less than a 10% chance of surviving full cardiac arrest and lose 1.5% every minute without advanced cardiac intervention, every second counts. When every second counts, sending a text is much quicker than waiting on the phone to make a connection and ring through.
Before testing became mainstream, a booty call was literally a phone call whether mobile or not. So maybe it's become an umbrella term and we need to get more specific: booty texting.
Obligatory mention: correlation doesn't mean causation. My dad grew up in the 60s and got in plenty of trouble without Facebook and mobile phones.
Completely agree. However, when it comes down to it, the majority of US citizens don't care about civil liberties either until it personally impacts them. And yeah, vote more on amendments that restrict power to elected officials and give more to the people.
Why aboutbplaying backup copies of games? That's permissible.
No pun intended. The case in point above fails to justify facebook practice as there are few gay male nurses, albeit more than lesbian nurses. I though facebook said Microsoft was smart and innovative? That's just inaccurate or maybe doesn't mean much to a slashdot reader.
See the above mentioning of how wars get started. There's a good billion people over there with questionable basic human rights to fight. But then, that would help spur jobs in the US and maybe I'd talk to customer service representatives who speak English as a first language. Hm, I'm not sure where to stand in this anymore.
Bruce Willis and Chuck Norris. Can't fail.
We will drag our feet over a guy planning to burn 200 Qu'rans, but a kid calls our president a prick... watch the fuck out! Seriously? Homeland Security is a bunch of arrogant pricks. I'm sure Obama makes polite company, but info think he's an idiot, but I can say the same about the last president.
I used a webhost some time ago and they used paypal for invoicing. Somehow after a while of manually sending payment every quarter via paypal, I was setup with a subscription and being debited the payments. The host went belly up and after moving hosts, I was debited again. I called paypal and explained the situation. They returned the funds to me. Nearly a year later, I was debited by the bankrupt host for two quarters of service. I called paypal and they told me to contact the merchant. The hosts phones were disconnected and my emails to them bounced. Paypal still refused to help but told me to contact the police. I instead disputed the matter with my bank who ruled in my favor. This left a negative balance in my paypal account. I expected paypal to debit me again, but they surprisingly removed the charge and zeroed the balance. I closed the account. They were only motivated to do the right thing after they were faced with picking up the tab. I have one now but use a debit card linked to an account I only put money in to spend.
Perhaps if they made it in 3D it would've been a blockbuster.
I'm gonna patent my shutdown command, the one, the only 3 finger salute: CTL+ALT+DEL.
I think prison would be more effective if we quit giving offenders such a chushy ride. Lock them up in isolation where they can't learn new criminal skills, feed them a less than satisfactory diet, and instead of setting them up with highschool and college degrees in prison make them get one after they are released as a way to get them to turn their life around. I've known people who find Jesus, get involved with a charity, or seek education as a means to get early release only to return to jail soon after.
Wow, that's gross. Whisky ever leave a funny taste in your mouth?
Don't forget they phased out Xbox originals support on XBL. So they slashed features and now they're charging more? PSN is looking more appetizing to me now.
It's like a tinfoil hat for your whole family. Duh.
I'm guessing he's never been to Mexico and therefore is the expert in his own mind for the matter. And Gizmodo? That shit bunch of bloggers? They do journalism half-assed at best when they remember to bring their check books.
Maybe it's a market thing. I live in a town of a couple hundred thousand. I get good coverage and so far with my iPhone 4 I've only dropped 1 call. I'd drop a few a week with my iPhone 3G. I keep reading and hearing about problems that would sound like AT&T is an unusable service, but I keep making and receiving calls. Hell, I didn't even have a real issue with the death grip problem and I didn't have a rubber skin until recently (which I bought because I hate hard cases, not because of antennagate).
I remember the clockspeed race and it was much simpler to decide what CPU you needed when looking at system requirements. Just a week ago I was looking at a game's requirements and had no idea if my CPU met them. If I were to upgrade, I wouldn't know which CPU would satisfy the requirements. I'm pretty handy with computers and I find picking a processor with today's marketing daunting, I can imagine being totally in the dark if I knew little about computers. Intel could do a better job indicating which CPU is better than the other and letting you know what you're buying.
I wonder win and if the time comes to renew the license. Fring could put themselves out of business being assholes. But I'm disappointed Skype hasn't put video chat on the iPhone 4 yet. I read elsewhere it's something to do with the camera being an open platform. Open is something Skype doesn't like anymore.
You can photograph the booms. This is preventing issues that were happening when booms were first deployed: boaters going over booms, for example. I like my solution better: intentionally or negligently damaging a boom is punishable by a hole in the hull of your boat. Would work great so long as there aren't so many Boston Whalers out there.
They had their iPhone story. Fuck them. I grew tired of them after all the stories they posted bashing cops using tasers (off topic posts at their finest on a GADGET site). The repeated posts of the iPhone summary even pissed off their regular readers. I'll be reading Slashgear's liveblog tomorrow. I'll have to check out engadget.
I'm rather entertained by this story despite the bullshit arguments that this will damage apple. The real losers are the two guys destroying evidence, Jason Chen buying stolen property, and Gizmodo. You have two people with no regard for the law answering to the law. Jason Chen is now the poster child of Internet bloggers who have watched too much Nancy Grace and came under the delusion that bringing out the worst in people and bashing cops on a *gadget blog* makes them more than sorry aspiring journalists. Gizmodo knows they're tucked in this. Did you read their first statements after Chen was searches? They cited a finders keepers law that didn't even apply to the situation. It not only showed a desperate attempt to defend themselves but they also read at a mediocre gradeschool level! To all taking the heat: nicely done, sirs!