The Whitney and MOMA wouldn't give Pam Geller the time of day, much less a venue for an event designed solely as a provocation to religious extremists. And make no mistake, this is exactly what she wanted to happen.
The district attorney charged Mr. Aleynikov with the unlawful use of secret scientific material and duplication of computer-related material, both felonies under New York State law.
The overturned Federal verdict was on charges of theft, but the state charges did not involve the word.
I'm having trouble understanding how this wasn't double jeopardy. He was convicted in federal court, served a bit of time, then that conviction was overturned, then the New York D.A. brought state charges against him for the same act.
You don't know me, but I thought circles were... well, compelling is a little strong, but the whole G+ UX is vastly superior to Facebook's. Everything pretty much makes sense. OTOH, on the rare occasions I'm forced to interact with FB, I get that exact same throbbing headache I remember from troubleshooting other people's Win95 machines, which leaves me in a sour mood the rest of the day.
Herp derp. You could take the same approach to literally every security vulnerability ever. Remote exploit in the Linux kernel? Workaround: don’t use Linux! Malicious web pages? Workaround: don’t use the WWW!
Lower-income people can lose their jobs if they have to be away from work for even a few days, especially if it’s due to incarceration. Even if they don’t get fired, hourly workers will lose income, whereas salaried employees and people who live off of investment income won’t. And someone like Martha Stewart can go away for five months and have her media empire (which has been running profitably the whole time) waiting for her when she gets out.
So no, not equal at all. (This is also why a flat tax is unequal despite being equally applied.)
When there aren’t other temperature lights for comparison the human eye/brain adjusts. A fully tungsten-lit room looks just as normal as a fully daylight-lit room after a minute or two. In darker rooms, warmer lights don't kill night vision like cooler lights, so you can see dimmer areas better. (That's why astronomers and soldiers in the field use red lights to illuminate their maps.) Also warmer lights resemble a fireplace or candles. Both those factors are comforting -- the former for practical reasons, the latter psychological.
Oh come on. It's a synecdoche. Are you... not a frequent user of human language?
Obviously the calls for censorship are not coming from the unanimous entirety of the population, nor from Turkey's inanimate infrastructure and buildings, nor from Turkey's actual soil and rocks and trees.
When the news reports that the White House said such-and-such, do you express surprise that a 200 year old edifice has achieved sentience and begun meddling in politics?
Pretty rude to name malware after a well-established series of tinker meetings/presentations (that's been going on since before anyone started using the word "maker.")
The Challenger SRT Hellcat claims 707 hp. Got schooled at the dragstrip by a Model S P85D, but the driver was inexperienced and running stock rear tires. Still, that’s a lot of horses for some $60K.
Since they already have a trademark on “Windows,” I don’t understand what’s to gain from a separate one for “Windows 365,” which is already covered under the base TM. It’s not like a competitor can put out any "Windows [suffix]" operating system, regardless of what that suffix is. It’s sort of like Coca-Cola registering “Diet Coca-Cola."
I'm wondering if the variance in reported RS experiences reflects a difference in management between the company-owned outlets and the franchise stores. Maybe the one you went to was a franchise, where the owner is invested and thus takes an active interest in making a go of it, instead of simply following edicts from corporate.
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What, you prefer opt-out?
More to the point, even if it were a noun, that headline is word salad.
How much snow do you get over there in Amsterdam? How many days per year does the temperature drop below freezing?
Latitude is not the only factor in a city's weather.
The Whitney and MOMA wouldn't give Pam Geller the time of day, much less a venue for an event designed solely as a provocation to religious extremists. And make no mistake, this is exactly what she wanted to happen.
The overturned Federal verdict was on charges of theft, but the state charges did not involve the word.
I'm having trouble understanding how this wasn't double jeopardy. He was convicted in federal court, served a bit of time, then that conviction was overturned, then the New York D.A. brought state charges against him for the same act.
http://www.zdnet.com/article/h...
I guess the screen is polarized so that the different camera angles appear from corresponding audience viewpoints? Nifty, but not a "hologram."
I'm weeping all right -- at how stupid that article is.
You don't know me, but I thought circles were... well, compelling is a little strong, but the whole G+ UX is vastly superior to Facebook's. Everything pretty much makes sense. OTOH, on the rare occasions I'm forced to interact with FB, I get that exact same throbbing headache I remember from troubleshooting other people's Win95 machines, which leaves me in a sour mood the rest of the day.
Z80s are still being manufactured and still in use all over the place, just not so's you'd see them.
Aren't all turds "used?"
Rack servers aren't in the "personal computer" segment though, otherwise IBM would still be considered a "PC manufacturer."
Herp derp. You could take the same approach to literally every security vulnerability ever. Remote exploit in the Linux kernel? Workaround: don’t use Linux! Malicious web pages? Workaround: don’t use the WWW!
Lower-income people can lose their jobs if they have to be away from work for even a few days, especially if it’s due to incarceration. Even if they don’t get fired, hourly workers will lose income, whereas salaried employees and people who live off of investment income won’t. And someone like Martha Stewart can go away for five months and have her media empire (which has been running profitably the whole time) waiting for her when she gets out.
So no, not equal at all. (This is also why a flat tax is unequal despite being equally applied.)
When there aren’t other temperature lights for comparison the human eye/brain adjusts. A fully tungsten-lit room looks just as normal as a fully daylight-lit room after a minute or two. In darker rooms, warmer lights don't kill night vision like cooler lights, so you can see dimmer areas better. (That's why astronomers and soldiers in the field use red lights to illuminate their maps.) Also warmer lights resemble a fireplace or candles. Both those factors are comforting -- the former for practical reasons, the latter psychological.
Oh come on. It's a synecdoche. Are you... not a frequent user of human language?
Obviously the calls for censorship are not coming from the unanimous entirety of the population, nor from Turkey's inanimate infrastructure and buildings, nor from Turkey's actual soil and rocks and trees.
When the news reports that the White House said such-and-such, do you express surprise that a 200 year old edifice has achieved sentience and begun meddling in politics?
Wait, does it not encrypt the magstripe data before transmission?
(in a non-Dune related context that is)
Pretty rude to name malware after a well-established series of tinker meetings/presentations (that's been going on since before anyone started using the word "maker.")
That's not how exponents work...
The Challenger SRT Hellcat claims 707 hp. Got schooled at the dragstrip by a Model S P85D, but the driver was inexperienced and running stock rear tires. Still, that’s a lot of horses for some $60K.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/mo...
The license could be the lock screen wallpaper. Handing a locked phone to the cop doesn’t give him permission to crack it. (I think.)
And why wouldn’t you just say “Nixon” instead of trying to trip up the parser?
Since they already have a trademark on “Windows,” I don’t understand what’s to gain from a separate one for “Windows 365,” which is already covered under the base TM. It’s not like a competitor can put out any "Windows [suffix]" operating system, regardless of what that suffix is. It’s sort of like Coca-Cola registering “Diet Coca-Cola."
I'm wondering if the variance in reported RS experiences reflects a difference in management between the company-owned outlets and the franchise stores. Maybe the one you went to was a franchise, where the owner is invested and thus takes an active interest in making a go of it, instead of simply following edicts from corporate.