Which is almost as stupid as suggesting they'd put people in jail for carrying nail clippers because they could be used as a hijacking weapon: "Do as we say or someone gets a very nasty nip".
Dunno. Do you have a caravan? Maybe you could stay with a relative (not your parents, as a fire in the basement will likely spread to the rest of the house) or friend (oops, forgot - this is/.)? Failing that I'd kinda look for like a hotel or something.
At the risk of stating the obvious, I suppose S stands for dollars ($), L for pounds (£) and E for Euro (,which doesn't show up on slashot). Y is Yen maybe?
do you know of an email client that visually differentiated between internet based email addresses and ones from the address book?
Do you have a clue what you're on about? The vast majority of emails are "internet based", and some of them are in my address book too. There are two kinds of dichotomy, and yours is the type that fails it.
In response to your question, using the address book as a filter is one (albeit crude) way to implement a whitelist. IIRC yahoo has offered this for years. And yes, it does alter the visual appearance - by removing them from the main inbox.
Speed limits are for people that can't handle vehicles.
It doesn't matter how well you can drive (probably not as well as you think) but what about the kid who steps out because he hasn't had time to see you coming at 70 mph down a narrow residential street?
I suppose pedestrian crossings are for people who can't fly or pole-vault.
Why should you be afraid of something that actually has the possible potential to repair cells, destroy dangerous cell intruders, and maintain ideal chemical levels in cells? Sounds like a dream to me.
Any of those things has the potential to be used to damages cells, act as intruders and screw up chemical levels too, either maliciously or by plain old-fashioned (tm) stupidity. Soundslike a nightmare to me, especially if they got loose in the wild.
Can you imagine being better than well?
If by better than well you mean really fit, there are these places called 'gyms'.
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Er, wait...
In other words, you haven't got a clue what you're talking about when it comes to anything useful. Fucking poet.
Yours helpfully, BoSH
At the risk of stating the obvious, I suppose S stands for dollars ($), L for pounds (£) and E for Euro (,which doesn't show up on slashot). Y is Yen maybe?
That was the recipe and the taste. I don't think the name of the company changed.
In response to your question, using the address book as a filter is one (albeit crude) way to implement a whitelist. IIRC yahoo has offered this for years. And yes, it does alter the visual appearance - by removing them from the main inbox.
Except Iran and suchlike.
On the subject of knowing better, some of us know better than to believe any of that twaddle.
Having said that, the [ahem] victims in the linked article got as fair a trial as could be expected - at least by Islamic standards.
However, you == 'tard who like totally fails it.
I suppose pedestrian crossings are for people who can't fly or pole-vault.
In that case, can I borrow your credit card for a few hours?
And the reason you make hamburgers & fries is that you think it's good business.