We see thumb drives with firmware written to lie about their capacity and throw away data. Why would we expect this to not be spoofed?
And how is software going to validate a cable without it being plugged in -- at which point the damage may have already been done?
There is also something for being able to last through a long plane trip, especially if you get delayed.
I see seat power on perhaps 10% of flights, relying on it is folly. Even many gate areas lack outlets.
^some^many. It's very annoying and increasingly we're not finding desired titles.
I suspect the original content is the only thing keeping them afloat. I would otherwise cancel.
At least 50% of the time we go looking on Netflix for a certain non-obscure movie, it's not there. But what IS there is a surfeit of "straight to video" quality stuff that I'm sure appeals to them for the low licensing cost, it lets them say we have N thousand movies, few of which are what one wants.
... not to mention the chronic water shortage.
One thing for sure is that housing in California, at least the greater SF / Silly Vally, rises in cost to reflect what the market will bear. I predict this will see the low end of the housing market, shitty apartments, rise in cost disproportionately to the higher tiers.
Without control of spiraling housing costs, isolated increase of the minimum wage does not improve standard of living, it just fuels inflation.
Truth. Clearly the poster has never traveled 101. Plus the absurd cost of living means that many cannot afford a car, and if the could there's nowhere to park.
A dismaying preponderance of software can't handle an apostrophe in a name, because nobody has ever heard of, eg. Europe.
So one sees:
o An airline FFM system that accepts it, but a reservation system that doesn't, preventing linkage
o Snail mail with ' interpolated into one's name
o Web forms that won't submit
30k/year has meaning only in the context of local cost of living. $1k/year isn't poverty in a country / city where that buys you a big house and bare-breasted servants.
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My wife did it.
... which thanks to satellites and pseudo-wires may not even be in the same area code as the user.
We see thumb drives with firmware written to lie about their capacity and throw away data. Why would we expect this to not be spoofed? And how is software going to validate a cable without it being plugged in -- at which point the damage may have already been done?
There is also something for being able to last through a long plane trip, especially if you get delayed. I see seat power on perhaps 10% of flights, relying on it is folly. Even many gate areas lack outlets.
On the off chance that you can figure out all the bits to get Calibre to work, and if can cope the input files you happen to throw at it.
^some^many. It's very annoying and increasingly we're not finding desired titles. I suspect the original content is the only thing keeping them afloat. I would otherwise cancel.
But, like unlimited vacation, would anyone actually dare to take it?
Brake energy is captured, no? Vs eating brake pads? My question is as to how complete the 35k model is, or if most people option up significantly.
How could any Android user respect himself?
At least 50% of the time we go looking on Netflix for a certain non-obscure movie, it's not there. But what IS there is a surfeit of "straight to video" quality stuff that I'm sure appeals to them for the low licensing cost, it lets them say we have N thousand movies, few of which are what one wants.
... not to mention the chronic water shortage. One thing for sure is that housing in California, at least the greater SF / Silly Vally, rises in cost to reflect what the market will bear. I predict this will see the low end of the housing market, shitty apartments, rise in cost disproportionately to the higher tiers. Without control of spiraling housing costs, isolated increase of the minimum wage does not improve standard of living, it just fuels inflation.
Clearly Bob is his uncle.
"African American" isn't a religion. Judaism is.
Or tilt 5 degrees.
Truth. Clearly the poster has never traveled 101. Plus the absurd cost of living means that many cannot afford a car, and if the could there's nowhere to park.
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A dismaying preponderance of software can't handle an apostrophe in a name, because nobody has ever heard of, eg. Europe. So one sees: o An airline FFM system that accepts it, but a reservation system that doesn't, preventing linkage o Snail mail with ' interpolated into one's name o Web forms that won't submit
Ever price rack doors? Hard sell to bean counters. And then you end up with some gear including rails that prevents closing.
Does anyone else remember when non other than Gates told businesses to replace their peecees every two years?
And to somehow install an OS update on a locked device?
Codename: OBLIO
30k/year has meaning only in the context of local cost of living. $1k/year isn't poverty in a country / city where that buys you a big house and bare-breasted servants.
Will it? Or will the movement to NVMe render it moot for drives?
Truly only douchbags ever used "vaxen".
Given the limited penetration of BD as it is, it's not like anyone will buy these.