They have to defend their trademark, or they will lose it. IMHO, "Hacker Scouts" is confusing and when I first heard it I thought it was a Scout-related computer group.
They have a trademark on "* Scouts"? Baden-Powell would be surprised...
This company is probably the only one in the area that will still be operational in case of a nuclear war. that type of computing device is pretty much impervious to EMPs.
Ex MP's?
Jack Reacher may have something to say about that...
The Hero 3 Black has some happy users and legions of unhappy ones.
I love my Hero 1 and have taken hundreds of hours of error free footage. The only time it's borked was on a supposed 32Gb class 10 Samsung card that is probably not genuine.
It was only after there was competition from aircraft manufacturers trying to invalidate the Wright patent that all this prior art suddenly magically materialized. The Wrights never lost a case.
And since then, all planes have used wing warping for controlled flight.
I forbid the use of electronic devices in my car from door close to door open - that is my right as driver in command and the person responsible for the lives of everyone in my car.
There was an episode of The Professionals (1977-1981) where a hunter got a "shot of" a murder happening. When asked if he meant "shot at" he showed the gun with a camera in the scope.
It'd be more like the store opening up the cereal to remove a toy advertising a competitor they told the distributor not to include in the first place.
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I played one to death in a local shop here in New Zealand.
Then bought it as non-working scrap and fixed it.
Absolutely loved it.
I'm currently paying around $80us a month for a land line and 100Gb of 8M-bit broadband.
Or even, by actually having real driving skill requirements and every 3 years a required road test, for cyclists.
They have to obey the road rules, but are never tested on them...
http://www.scouting.org/sitecore/content/Licensing/Protecting%20the%20Brand/Boy%20Scouts%20of%20America%20Trademark%20Listing.aspx
They have to defend their trademark, or they will lose it. IMHO, "Hacker Scouts" is confusing and when I first heard it I thought it was a Scout-related computer group.
They have a trademark on "* Scouts"?
Baden-Powell would be surprised...
"* Scouts of America", I could understand...
Consider the prospect of flash mobs with guns.
They're called armies.
It sounds like placebos have just become far more effective in recent years...
You can jab with a spear many times.
You can only throw it once.
This company is probably the only one in the area that will still be operational in case of a nuclear war. that type of computing device is pretty much impervious to EMPs.
Ex MP's?
Jack Reacher may have something to say about that...
The Hero 1 & 2 have legions of happy users.
The Hero 3 Black has some happy users and legions of unhappy ones.
I love my Hero 1 and have taken hundreds of hours of error free footage.
The only time it's borked was on a supposed 32Gb class 10 Samsung card that is probably not genuine.
It's American Pi day.
And then there was Richard Pearse who flew 9 months before the Wright bros buy didn't consider the flight to be controlled enough.
And since then, all planes have used wing warping for controlled flight.
Oh, hang on...
Not just address book.
I had mail sent to everyone in my Sent Items too, so they were trolling all the folders for addresses.
How about Toshiba with the Libretto range?
39,045m Altitude
36,500m freefall
1342.8 km/h
Mach 1.24
Chuck Yeager did Mach 1.06 on the 14th October 1947.
Andy Green did Mach 1.02 on the 15th October 1997.
Therefore...
Satellites cause ice melt.
Our local politicians have no influence in the affairs of a foreign nation.
Remember who was in charge when this happened and vote accordingly next election.
John Key?
I forbid the use of electronic devices in my car from door close to door open - that is my right as driver in command and the person responsible for the lives of everyone in my car.
The entire thing seems like fiction designed to give people something to be pleasantly outraged about on a Saturday afternoon.
Works for me. Although it's Sunday here...
There was an episode of The Professionals (1977-1981) where a hunter got a "shot of" a murder happening.
When asked if he meant "shot at" he showed the gun with a camera in the scope.
No more RAM pack wobble crashes!
I guess Opera would have a bigger market share then.
It'd be more like the store opening up the cereal to remove a toy advertising a competitor they told the distributor not to include in the first place.