Right on. This whole thing is very thoughtcrimey--I guess I should expect "lemme see your passport, SSN, and Facebook account while I wand and grope you" real soon.
Waaaaait. It's that a mousetrap to catch and kill hipsters, or a mousetrap set up by hipsters to catch the mainstream media people who say "Move over fad, new_fad is here!"?
...but you can upgrade it now for a low fee*, and it'll give you less ads and more special magic powers, like the PeepingTom Spell Powered by Polaroid that has a 1 in 100 chance of printing out a iShowerphoto! You'll also get special color chips to customize your aid (because modifications like jailbreaks and paint are against the Terms of Use and Service).
The information contained on the two sticks wasn't encrypted and the sticks themselves weren't password-protected - as they should have. Still, it can only be accessed and read by using internal Elections Ontario proprietary software or specialized commercial software applications.
...and the thieves, once they (quickly) figure out how the fields are arranged and stored.
The Court will just rule that NSLs are people, who just happen to have grown valid Federal warrants for their situation within their stomachs. (That last part is important because the US, on behalf of these new People, can just say they have a medical condition that prevents them from producing the warrants, or that they ate them.)
The real question, though, is whether this new touchy-feely (in-)Ya-Face-Mart board triumvirate means we should be killing our Yahoo accounts.
Pray that you've left nothing of personal value on your flickr and mail there, 'cuz if you haven't deleted those then you're about to find yourself automagically registered to Facebook. (Again.)
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Yup, even if they mean right at first, their revenues will start to hiccup. Once fiber maintenance becomes a problem and the share price sours, the Page wing will make Google pull a Slashdot and want to use it to push their video (YouTube) and their "social" network (+) Mad-Crazy Fast(tm) at others' expense, while they generally continue to marketer-ize and RIAA-tize the services.
So no I don't think this will help netneut at all. Maybe it will help netneut die; it's easy to miss that last word, I guess.
Love that word "fuckening". Sounds like "fuck" + the "reckoning" of the true nature of the current telecom market (among other markets): businesses who compete...to achieve the highest price.
Perhaps, though by 2032 "less than $25,000" would probably mean "less than $250,000", or "less than CNY159,350" if China decides to choke more than just rare earth supplies.
Or, "Everyone uses HTML5, right? So if we just gut our UI code and write it in HTML5 and tout its HTML5 use enough times on HTML5 news sites and our HTML5 wiki-thing, then we'll get lots of HTML5 fans to use our HTML5 OS. HTML5 HTML5!!!!! *continues to yell 'HTML5' and 'Beefcake' with decreasing coherence*"
Exactly. The big corps these days talk about "brand recognition" and "proper brand alignment" and even employ *shudder* Chief Brand Officers. They put The Brand and The Image first now; we have to remind them that the best way to build a strong brand and a sterling image is not being an asshole.
As the summary notes (but the article doesn't seem to mention), the air is first compressed by natural gas-driven motors. That means such wonderful natgas procurement methods like fracking are ultimately involved.
I hope, at least, that using CAES is more efficient than just burning the natgas and twirling the turbines with that. (I doubt that but I'm no energy expert.)
Yeah, if people havent realized groups are not seeking and getting what I call "favor likes", then they are clearly in the Mike Gravel Housing Program ("Hiding under a rock!"). Any ranking of pages by likes is inherently skewed, if not completely worthless and useless but to the marketers behind each page.
I also consider asking people to Like a page via a TV commercial one of the least classy things a (big, in particular) company can possibly do. You managed to land a goddamn TV commercial; by doing that you tell us you still need synthetic word-of-mouth with a side of tracking internet users. Ick.
Slashdot Mirror
The study also found new tech-site posts do all look the same!
They paywalled that part though. :(
Right on. This whole thing is very thoughtcrimey--I guess I should expect "lemme see your passport, SSN, and Facebook account while I wand and grope you" real soon.
At least 3 choices that haven't specifically agreed not to compete, at that.
Waaaaait. It's that a mousetrap to catch and kill hipsters, or a mousetrap set up by hipsters to catch the mainstream media people who say "Move over fad, new_fad is here!"?
I guess that analyst's check still needs to clear, unlike another...
...but you can upgrade it now for a low fee*, and it'll give you less ads and more special magic powers, like the PeepingTom Spell Powered by Polaroid that has a 1 in 100 chance of printing out a iShowerphoto! You'll also get special color chips to customize your aid (because modifications like jailbreaks and paint are against the Terms of Use and Service).
*lowness of fee not guaranteed
Right back atcha. His comment was sensible with a side of correct.
Sadly, merely blocking that Voldemortian name from Slashdot won't help anymore--I saw fairly slick commercials for it on the Science Channel.
The demon breeds!
...and the thieves, once they (quickly) figure out how the fields are arranged and stored.
Submission has the mistake as well, so either the cut-and-paste or the Slashdot filter ate the sup tag.
The Court will just rule that NSLs are people, who just happen to have grown valid Federal warrants for their situation within their stomachs. (That last part is important because the US, on behalf of these new People, can just say they have a medical condition that prevents them from producing the warrants, or that they ate them.)
The real question, though, is whether this new touchy-feely (in-)Ya-Face-Mart board triumvirate means we should be killing our Yahoo accounts.
Pray that you've left nothing of personal value on your flickr and mail there, 'cuz if you haven't deleted those then you're about to find yourself automagically registered to Facebook. (Again.)
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Yup, even if they mean right at first, their revenues will start to hiccup. Once fiber maintenance becomes a problem and the share price sours, the Page wing will make Google pull a Slashdot and want to use it to push their video (YouTube) and their "social" network (+) Mad-Crazy Fast(tm) at others' expense, while they generally continue to marketer-ize and RIAA-tize the services.
So no I don't think this will help netneut at all. Maybe it will help netneut die; it's easy to miss that last word, I guess.
POM Wonderful did something like this very recently. It felt a bit bizarre to read that, via a NYTimes banner that showed on that day.
That unpatriotic communication was fully replaced long ago with "God Bless America". Keep up with the Law, consumer!
Unless it was an intentional usurpation, like Microsoft's uses of .NET or DNS.
(Someone here made a comment about that; if I could find it I'd link it.)
Love that word "fuckening". Sounds like "fuck" + the "reckoning" of the true nature of the current telecom market (among other markets): businesses who compete...to achieve the highest price.
Perhaps, though by 2032 "less than $25,000" would probably mean "less than $250,000", or "less than CNY159,350" if China decides to choke more than just rare earth supplies.
Or, "Everyone uses HTML5, right? So if we just gut our UI code and write it in HTML5 and tout its HTML5 use enough times on HTML5 news sites and our HTML5 wiki-thing, then we'll get lots of HTML5 fans to use our HTML5 OS. HTML5 HTML5!!!!! *continues to yell 'HTML5' and 'Beefcake' with decreasing coherence*"
Exactly. The big corps these days talk about "brand recognition" and "proper brand alignment" and even employ *shudder* Chief Brand Officers. They put The Brand and The Image first now; we have to remind them that the best way to build a strong brand and a sterling image is not being an asshole.
Talk about not properly sanitizing your database input!
As the summary notes (but the article doesn't seem to mention), the air is first compressed by natural gas-driven motors. That means such wonderful natgas procurement methods like fracking are ultimately involved.
I hope, at least, that using CAES is more efficient than just burning the natgas and twirling the turbines with that. (I doubt that but I'm no energy expert.)
Yeah, if people havent realized groups are not seeking and getting what I call "favor likes", then they are clearly in the Mike Gravel Housing Program ("Hiding under a rock!"). Any ranking of pages by likes is inherently skewed, if not completely worthless and useless but to the marketers behind each page.
I also consider asking people to Like a page via a TV commercial one of the least classy things a (big, in particular) company can possibly do. You managed to land a goddamn TV commercial; by doing that you tell us you still need synthetic word-of-mouth with a side of tracking internet users. Ick.
Word. The article is good, but lacks details on the Justices' favorite type of cookies and how best to mail some to them.