The Galaxy S phones are ridiculously easy to get root access. It's just a manual software update using the normal update mechanism. Samsung doesn't do the things that Motorola and HTC have been putting in their phones to try and prevent rooting. I suspect that the Galaxy Player would be the same.
Full direct democracy would be a pain in the ass. The reason we have politicians is because it is their full time job to read through legislation and decide if it is in their constituents best interest. There would be no way in hell I could hold a full time job as well as responsibly vote on all legislation (which would generally mean reading it and researching all the context).
i think in the beginning they probably thought the future scientists and engineers would deal with it because there was so much space relative to the number of satellites that it wasn't an issue 30-50yrs ago. now it is, and we are now the future scientists.
To be very clear, Felisa (the primary paper author) stated during the Q&A that all they know for sure is that there is not enough phosphorus in the bacteria for it's biochemical processes and the only reasonable conclusion is that arsenic is taking it's place. Not enough analysis to know percentages of what is using what.
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I imagine it is similar to someone picking up a landline phone while you're on dial up.
free tethering
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i'm sure there out there, but the market is getting harder and harder to sort through. can anyone recommend a good one?
in some countries, ISPs do actually do this.
The Galaxy S phones are ridiculously easy to get root access. It's just a manual software update using the normal update mechanism. Samsung doesn't do the things that Motorola and HTC have been putting in their phones to try and prevent rooting. I suspect that the Galaxy Player would be the same.
that is why there is no issue with google.
Full direct democracy would be a pain in the ass. The reason we have politicians is because it is their full time job to read through legislation and decide if it is in their constituents best interest. There would be no way in hell I could hold a full time job as well as responsibly vote on all legislation (which would generally mean reading it and researching all the context).
cation rather than passwords. clearly human beings are not going to make sure they are secure.
It looks like a flaw on the part of the cover maker. Amazon could put some amperage limiting circuitry, but I imagine it would raise the cost.
Doesn't google books use reCaptcha? It's not perfect, but I'm sure it fixes a very significant portion of OCR errors
one way hashing. compare your stored hash with the hash of what the user entered.
coding horror has a good writeup
this was part of their big chrome os announcement. i would say that is the opposite of quietly
i think in the beginning they probably thought the future scientists and engineers would deal with it because there was so much space relative to the number of satellites that it wasn't an issue 30-50yrs ago. now it is, and we are now the future scientists.
proof of piracy is not proof of a lost sale
Correct, but the panel considers it on par with finding a silicon-based life form ala star trek.
To be very clear, Felisa (the primary paper author) stated during the Q&A that all they know for sure is that there is not enough phosphorus in the bacteria for it's biochemical processes and the only reasonable conclusion is that arsenic is taking it's place. Not enough analysis to know percentages of what is using what.
Lossless PNG compression will introduce no changes to how it is viewed in its source JPEG form.
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(and canada)
under a very specific license. if you copy code, yet don't abide by the terms of the rest of the license, you are in violation of copyright.
iDOS is apparently a build of DOSpad
You couldn't write a bytecode interpreter in XCode?
Both Java and Flash apps are not compiled for specific processor types. They are also "Universal Binaries" in that they are interpreted bytecode.
i assume there is still a sizable population of students who live off campus...