See, I just tend to not throw my shit around for fun. For half the cost of your tape system, I'll buy two hard drives and back up to both of them. Tell ya what, I'll even carry them separately.
What about a deaf student/ISP customer? Are they going to be forced into this scam? How about people who just plain hate any major-label music and have the conviction to stay completely free of it?
This is a load of bollocks and has NO model in which it makes sense without screwing some people over.
Sprint offers a similar service with some of their WAN cards. The difference is that the Sprint card acts as a key to full-drive crypto. No card, no data. If the card is remotely disabled, no data. Really seems like a great way to lock down your laptops containing sensitive info.
What this seems to completely forget is the fact that you still have a BOOK after you're done reading paper. This is good for trading in or passing on to others who will take the class.
This works both ways, though. As an idealist, I would see this statement as saying that the person likely ISN'T a threat because they have been released. Thus, the registration is unnecessary.
It was just some dude talking with the occasional text showing up on the screen. YouTube as a medium for information dissemination is for complex ideas that require a visual aid. Not for making me stop my music to "read" an article.
Back it up. If you give statistics, I want references. If you wish to avoid scrutiny, use the weak vague language made for such bullshitting occasions.
"..you're a vegan, are pro-abortion, etc.."
I think you'd be hard-pressed to find many people who are "pro-abortion." Not wanting the government to be in charge of such a personal matter is a far cry from jumping for joy each time a poor girl in a terrible situation walks into a clinic.
For registrars, the only good one I've dealt with has been DomainSite.com. Really nice people, good prices, and a solid control panel.
For the expiring domain thing, I have no clue.
"If you happen to stop by italy buy a Bialetti one, you won't regret it" -- Are you saying that Bialetti makes different models for the Italian market that are superior? Bialetti does ship to American retailers such as Target. I picked one up a little while back but I've not gotten to use it yet. I'm still stuck on my vac pot.
You want to amend MY country's Constitution so that you can lock people away with a complete lack of oversight?! If this were to be passed, that would be another nail in the coffin of our freedom.
Your internet must be much more hostile than mine. When I'm behind NAT and running a software firewall, I see nothing at all messing with me. Funny how they can't get to you without one of those silly ports to connect thru.
I've found that it's best to use a separate LCD rather than trying to work some extension to the LCD controller board. Major pain in the ass. I have a few boxes of 6.3" LCD touchscreens (about 40 units) that are perfect for this.
Once I build a few carputers, I have no idea what to do with these screens. Jukebox. Home automation.. Hm. Anyone want to buy some touchscreens?:)
The guy is well within his rights to have a negative opinion about a rather fucked up country. Yes, the USA isn't all that amazing in some aspects, but we're talking about gray areas.
Is it really necessary to go out on the 'net and tell people to shut the fuck up in all caps? I mean.. What does that accomplish in your life?
No, what Argent is saying is that NetSol refused to transfer the domain to Tucows until he/she renewed with NetSol, paying their inflated price for the domain. This is interesting, and most likely a violation of ICANN rules since the domain was still valid.
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See, I just tend to not throw my shit around for fun. For half the cost of your tape system, I'll buy two hard drives and back up to both of them. Tell ya what, I'll even carry them separately.
It's also the same idea as a bookstore.
Read a bit of the book. Get a feel for it. Don't sit there and read the WHOLE damn thing, though.
What about a deaf student/ISP customer? Are they going to be forced into this scam? How about people who just plain hate any major-label music and have the conviction to stay completely free of it?
This is a load of bollocks and has NO model in which it makes sense without screwing some people over.
Sprint offers a similar service with some of their WAN cards. The difference is that the Sprint card acts as a key to full-drive crypto. No card, no data. If the card is remotely disabled, no data. Really seems like a great way to lock down your laptops containing sensitive info.
What this seems to completely forget is the fact that you still have a BOOK after you're done reading paper. This is good for trading in or passing on to others who will take the class.
This works both ways, though. As an idealist, I would see this statement as saying that the person likely ISN'T a threat because they have been released. Thus, the registration is unnecessary.
It was just some dude talking with the occasional text showing up on the screen. YouTube as a medium for information dissemination is for complex ideas that require a visual aid. Not for making me stop my music to "read" an article.
Until you're married to multiple partners, you're not polygamous. Perhaps polyamorous?
I found a stack of customer record printouts with names, numbers, addresses, financial info, and SSNs in a house I bought just this year.
..I also found the former owner's hidden pot grow equipment.
(who are, imho, 99% of the time liberal)
Back it up. If you give statistics, I want references. If you wish to avoid scrutiny, use the weak vague language made for such bullshitting occasions.
"..you're a vegan, are pro-abortion, etc.."
I think you'd be hard-pressed to find many people who are "pro-abortion." Not wanting the government to be in charge of such a personal matter is a far cry from jumping for joy each time a poor girl in a terrible situation walks into a clinic.
...you DO realize that we're spending like $729.7B on defense and $447.9B on welfare, right?
You expected comprehension from someone who chose their /. username as a tribute to Limbaugh?
An interesting situation would be to see someone's system show up on these "honeypot" logs due to something like AVG prefetching the links on a page.
For registrars, the only good one I've dealt with has been DomainSite.com. Really nice people, good prices, and a solid control panel. For the expiring domain thing, I have no clue.
"If you happen to stop by italy buy a Bialetti one, you won't regret it" -- Are you saying that Bialetti makes different models for the Italian market that are superior? Bialetti does ship to American retailers such as Target. I picked one up a little while back but I've not gotten to use it yet. I'm still stuck on my vac pot.
Yes! Man.. I need to buy some more beans. And denatured alcohol. I absolutely LOVE my vac pot.
I believe they're referring to a Moka pot, actually.
Gold plated? Peasant.
You want to amend MY country's Constitution so that you can lock people away with a complete lack of oversight?! If this were to be passed, that would be another nail in the coffin of our freedom.
Your internet must be much more hostile than mine. When I'm behind NAT and running a software firewall, I see nothing at all messing with me. Funny how they can't get to you without one of those silly ports to connect thru.
I've found that it's best to use a separate LCD rather than trying to work some extension to the LCD controller board. Major pain in the ass. I have a few boxes of 6.3" LCD touchscreens (about 40 units) that are perfect for this.
:)
Once I build a few carputers, I have no idea what to do with these screens. Jukebox. Home automation.. Hm. Anyone want to buy some touchscreens?
Funny how question #4 doesn't differentiate between open/free music and commercial record-label music. The answer could be either C or D.
Well, I suppose it could be A or B depending on weird screwed-up license terms.
Man, civil rights sure do go cheap these days.
Dude. Relax.
The guy is well within his rights to have a negative opinion about a rather fucked up country. Yes, the USA isn't all that amazing in some aspects, but we're talking about gray areas.
Is it really necessary to go out on the 'net and tell people to shut the fuck up in all caps? I mean.. What does that accomplish in your life?
No, what Argent is saying is that NetSol refused to transfer the domain to Tucows until he/she renewed with NetSol, paying their inflated price for the domain. This is interesting, and most likely a violation of ICANN rules since the domain was still valid.