He'd, given the choice, prefer people in his metaphorical country to use linux so that the US couldn't spy on them. He did not say he wanted to spy himself, although admitted that it was a possible route.
As demonstrated by, for example, Tesco's online shop here, you can still encourage impulse purchasing online. You just need to advertise appropriate products and offers while the customer browses for what they want. Linking it to a loyalty card and tracking what the customer has bought before allows you to suggest offers that would interest them and hence make them buy more.
I need my media player to use standard audio connectors. Two minijacks are not exactly space-consuming, and neither are mini-USB connectors. Power being separate is fairly common and expected in most portable devices, and your device could also charge through USB.
Run by private companies, yes, but in some cases- no way near the majority, but a significant number to my understanding - in some cases it is on behalf of a local authority. On a smaller scale, certain routes or services a commercial entity runs can be subsidised or requested by the local authorities.
You didn't read what he said.
He'd, given the choice, prefer people in his metaphorical country to use linux so that the US couldn't spy on them. He did not say he wanted to spy himself, although admitted that it was a possible route.
As demonstrated by, for example, Tesco's online shop here, you can still encourage impulse purchasing online. You just need to advertise appropriate products and offers while the customer browses for what they want. Linking it to a loyalty card and tracking what the customer has bought before allows you to suggest offers that would interest them and hence make them buy more.
Works on me. Too well, sometimes.
Nothing I said suggested you can't strive for perfection.
The ideal free market is as impossible as an ideal gas or a complete vacuum.
I still love the fact that an "effective" protection measure means nothing more than "one that exists".
This. Is. Awesome.
Yup, I believe so.
Mem-riss-tor isn't exactly hard to say either.
Quite apart from the fact that terabyte drives are everywhere, you could also do it the same way you're storing the whole 120TB - ON MULTIPLE DRIVES!
Often times, those disclaimers are required by law. Most people don't add them for fun or to make themselves feel important.
Really? I've never seen anything firm stating they are required. Like a lot of things, it seems more like legal fashion than legal necessity.
Editing of emails when replying is what was being discussed. Not editing the originals.
I need my media player to use standard audio connectors. Two minijacks are not exactly space-consuming, and neither are mini-USB connectors. Power being separate is fairly common and expected in most portable devices, and your device could also charge through USB.
iRiver's H3xx series act as host to other standard devices, through a second mini-USB port.
It's a very short road.
Figurehead monarchy, actual power resides in the democraticly-elected parliament. It's still a kingdom (or queendom if you want to be picky).
The source may be available, but it isn't GPL-compatible and isn't necessarily patent free. Fee free is not patent free.
In some places, a doughnut may well cost more than a dollar.
Run by private companies, yes, but in some cases- no way near the majority, but a significant number to my understanding - in some cases it is on behalf of a local authority. On a smaller scale, certain routes or services a commercial entity runs can be subsidised or requested by the local authorities.
"We shouldn't bother prosecuting the guy who stole your car and burned down your house, because nobody died."
I'm not disagreeing that people should be careful what they buy... but that doesn't mean we shouldn't punish or prosecute fraud.
Sometimes you do get mass transit run on behalf (if not directly by) local authorities. Including in the UK.
At the time of posting, the parent was appropriately rated 3, Funny.
If Windows 7 is as good as her posterior, then times might be interesting.
Ah, you'll be wanting the twat-B-Gone. Otherwise known as a spiked mace.
That sounds so amazingly awesome I might have to try it...