they trigger on "right on red" aka they take pictures of people taking a right on a red light which in most places is legal as long as you first come to a stop for the red light
NYC might be different but that was the intent of his comment.
even though geology is different - for the area's the 5.8 is the measured amplitude of the strongest seismic wave.
USGS is pointing this one as a 5.9 at a depth of 1km.. luckily it i was in the middle of nowhere - had it been centered on a city on the eastern seaboard it this could have been a very bad earthquake.
if that is true that almost ALL software licence from all vendors would not move with sale - this means MS/IBM/Oracle/(insert any company that sells products with licences and has lawyers)... could have a field day ever time one company buys another.
IANAL but i would venture to say that even if it said not transferable that it would "follow" the company in a buyout, unless otherwise stated in the agreement.
because there is to requirement for them to enforce it - and the burden is on the "offender" to research the ~8,000,000 different patents to ensure they aren't violating any.
even if the licence wasn't "transferable" Google would still have it now - as it is an asset and associated with Moto.. they own Moto as a parent company there for they have access to that licence through Moto. they just can't transfer the licence from Moto to another group and then sell off Moto..
This guy would not have had a squeaky clean past if he did stupid crap like this.
that argument fails for the first offence.
and given that each offence has the same potential - you can only use a mark on a a background as a red flag.. you can NOT use a clean record as a green flag. Companies need to profile new hires - and they need to treat employees (ALL not just IT) with respect.
but it will always complain on first visit - as it goes from unknow to known.. Your reliance on trusting if the cert changes rests on trusting the first cert..
i wasn't in anyways thinking you would have them quick flip on/off but rather be designed to facilitate being disconnected - right now transmission lines are not meant to be disconnected at either end.. there for that task would take considerable time and manpower.
I agree with you - and the Dual core Atoms are very nice - I use one for an HTPC, and if you get the right one you can get them with VT/VD on it and make life easier on it (in my work usage) - Very very few "netbooks" have that - but rather the slower N270 or something equivalent.
it already exists.. it's just really bloody expensive.. local place has it for ~1-2$ a square foot. they sell it for specialty things (like scaped gardens that have grass in areas not accessible with mowers)
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re-read it..
they trigger on "right on red" aka they take pictures of people taking a right on a red light which in most places is legal as long as you first come to a stop for the red light
NYC might be different but that was the intent of his comment.
not true.. 5.8 = 5.8
even though geology is different - for the area's the 5.8 is the measured amplitude of the strongest seismic wave.
USGS is pointing this one as a 5.9 at a depth of 1km.. luckily it i was in the middle of nowhere - had it been centered on a city on the eastern seaboard it this could have been a very bad earthquake.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Maps/US2/37.39.-79.-77_eqs.php
Thanks for mentioning OneNote - i didn't realize MS had put that out for iOS.. very useful on my phone.
believe it's 14 years for a design and 20 years for functionality
Remember - Jesus died for our sins, if we don't sin his death will have been for nothing.
with a large share of the people who bought them trying to figure out how to get webOS off of it.
mine is aimed at the fireplace and a dining table - i also have one set aimed at a coffee/drawing table.
Maybe I should just go plant trees for a living or something :(
i would love to be a forester - but there is too much market saturation for it..
I'd pay to do that..
if that is true that almost ALL software licence from all vendors would not move with sale - this means MS/IBM/Oracle/(insert any company that sells products with licences and has lawyers)... could have a field day ever time one company buys another.
IANAL but i would venture to say that even if it said not transferable that it would "follow" the company in a buyout, unless otherwise stated in the agreement.
because there is to requirement for them to enforce it - and the burden is on the "offender" to research the ~8,000,000 different patents to ensure they aren't violating any.
it's funny they give them selves a very very low point value compared to other sites.. they must not think much of them selves.
If someone rips you off, you take care of it promptly. You don't just sit on your ass and let damages accrue.
but it works so well for patent trolls.
even if the licence wasn't "transferable" Google would still have it now - as it is an asset and associated with Moto.. they own Moto as a parent company there for they have access to that licence through Moto. they just can't transfer the licence from Moto to another group and then sell off Moto..
This guy would not have had a squeaky clean past if he did stupid crap like this.
that argument fails for the first offence.
and given that each offence has the same potential - you can only use a mark on a a background as a red flag .. you can NOT use a clean record as a green flag. Companies need to profile new hires - and they need to treat employees (ALL not just IT) with respect.
but it will always complain on first visit - as it goes from unknow to known.. Your reliance on trusting if the cert changes rests on trusting the first cert..
i wish i had mod points today
She agrees
i thought he was talking about kids - my wife never understands what i'm saying.
yeap - still tempted to build a charge box powered off PoE so i can charge my laptop over it in meetings.
never understood why no laptop manufacture has done this.. it just seems like an obvious one to me.
stupid new layout - tried to mod "underrated" and the damn thing did Overrated - posting to clear
but i fully agree - the lawsuits are just stupid.. only people making money are the lawyers
i wasn't in anyways thinking you would have them quick flip on/off but rather be designed to facilitate being disconnected - right now transmission lines are not meant to be disconnected at either end.. there for that task would take considerable time and manpower.
i never said that a "netbook" was useless. (i love them - use them as thin clients and also for family members)
i only objected to calling any laptop without an optical drive a "netbook"
I agree with you - and the Dual core Atoms are very nice - I use one for an HTPC, and if you get the right one you can get them with VT/VD on it and make life easier on it (in my work usage) - Very very few "netbooks" have that - but rather the slower N270 or something equivalent.
it already exists.. it's just really bloody expensive.. local place has it for ~1-2$ a square foot. they sell it for specialty things (like scaped gardens that have grass in areas not accessible with mowers)
http://www.plantdelights.com/Ophiopogon-japonicus-Gyoku-Ryu-Perennial-Dwarf-Mondo-Grass/productinfo/551/