you are right, as I did not have clearance to view them, and i did not want to expose myself to any form of risk . I dont know if that risk exists but something like "Reading papers without autorisation that you get access to as a result of a 3d parties criminal actions" , well it might not even exsist but I'm not a legal scolar and did not bother to reserch it, those paper did not interrest me enyway, politics and diplomacy is full of s....
Cheques are expensive tho, at least her in Norway, and slow, I don't get why they are so popular in the US, would someone care to explain that? Tanks for the info
No you can transfer it to anyone you want, you just can't get the physical notes/coins, which for large transactions are inconvenient anyway. I do not know how long transfers take in the US but in most of western Europe a transfer in the same country is usually within a business day or less, and 2 days for cross border transfers in euro i suspect thart arranging for somewhat secure transport of currency will take (including the transport) somewhat longer but I have never had to deal with it so I might be wrong
this just in : Fractional-reserve banking means your bank, and the wider system, does not have enugh cash to for-fill demand if a significant portion of costumers do that, so instead of a few people draining the reserves they have limits. Another reason for limits is that today no one need that large an ammount of cash onléss the want to do large transaction below the radar (for whtever reason, that raises som flags). Your milage may wary, but the last tim i used cash was.. 3 years ago i think, my debit card on the other hand gets almost daly (often multiple times a day) use, I find it way more convinient than fddeleing around with cash) but then again my bank charges me 0 for card tranactions (ok 1,75% on top of the exchange rate when I use it abroad but that is actually visa so i can not fault them for that)
No she/he does not need to somtimes geeks wants polished and slick UX, shore the individual in question is probably able to go the x86 route, and probably get some extra features at a lower price point. But doing that might not touch her/his core interest, maybe the person would rather spent that time coding something, punting together a video or playing a board game with a few friends. The case might allso be that FictionPimp is not the only user of the device and the rest of the users might want the features/ease of use/apps their friends have, but this is pure speculation on my part.. Personaly I like playing a bit with linux (centos is my chioice) and I'm seriosly thinking about changing to smart os for zones+zfs etc, But when i want to kick back in front of my tv with some netflix/ primevideo/ youtube i find that ATV 4k has a far better ux than my lgOLED55c7v, and for some reason I have never felt the need to test the others I might just bee a lazy nerd, but hey there are only so many hoers in a day and my ADD does not help either. Have a nice day/evening/whatever (pic the right one I have no idea where you are or what tyme you read this)
well as long as yhe source (broadcaster/disk autor/steramiong service provides the correct meta data and the display (and/or stb etc)bothers to actually read it, most people shuld be fine, with setting aspect ratio to auto right (is y\tha not the default well it should be)
Not to mention delays due to other aircraft having emergencies clearing a runway for a few minutes to accommodate an emergency can slow things right down, this allso affectrs taxyways as emergency equipment often need to be precent. And then you have ground crews that sudenly decide thar sending out a lot of arcraft from the ramp at onence tro allimited number of taxiway entries/exits is a good idea. Disclaimer: Im not a pilor/ground controller/ ground crew member so i might be totally wrong about this corrections are more than welcome
Wow that is steap. Pay 93$/month for 250Mbps/Mbps ( no mettering nonsens) and basic cable so I can’t complain, the us seesms to have rather expensive broadband
No sh.. I’m dtill waiting for primevideo.com to release Babylon 5 ouside the US and UK, come on are the owners such monomantal scombags that norveveb smazon can get acresnwble deal out ofvthem
Am I the only person that find paying with a card (usualy debit not credit as I prefere not incurring debt when there is no need) to be far more convenient than paying cash, no hunting for atms (which at least here in Norway (and the rest of Scandinavia) is getting scarcer, and no lose change to keep track of. Oh ye big brother knows how much I use where at what time, big deal, incidently pos systems in Norway do not store card info so no chance of it beefing stolen after the transaction is done, as it has been in a few high profile cases in the US (chip and pin has been standard here for years, and now they are slowly starting to deactivate the mag stripe reader on the terminals)
or one of you could pay, and just jue one of the many mobile payment (person to person) apps out there to split the bill, of couse it's not a costumer friendly polecy to demand that costumers jump thru hoops, but at least that bypasses the need for a lengthy discussion with the waiter/waitress) who is just following a policy they might or might not agree with in the first place
hmm might be technicality correct, but i wondoer hoe many casheers are authorized to sell anything at a prize below the sticker prize unless the goods are in some way damaged
Well as parsecs messure distance and not time it is kind of hardto convert between the units, â" oh it was a joke, Iâ(TM)m terrible at geting them at times, butthsnk you for the effort weneed a bit of humpr here. Have a nice day
yes but no capital expenditure only opex, which seems to be wery popular withe the CEOs/CFOs out there, I'm no expert on this so don't ask me why, well I could du a Trump (sorry fro bringing him up) and just make s**t up, but for some reason I don't like doing thet
Well thst is technicaly correct, but I think theay mean premarure babies in a human context as in born earlier thsn normsl for humans,.Well Iâ(TM)m neither a MD or a linquist so I might be wrong.
Esp when we ar deaing eith a xalender based on events hapoening irc several hundred years before the where writtin down ( bith snd death of a random betson in judea, oh well) (all calendars hae this problem sndastroomusnd physics are not the helpull either, how old is the universe? 13. Somrhing bilion years give or take several bilion oh well that is pinpoint accuracy, not vad mothing cientist here just saying that no cslender or dating sustem yet invented gives an absolute timing on things so bondry errors on 30 year oeriods oh well good luck with thst locely for me 1980 is rather girmly in on generation). Butenugh semi trolling for on day 2AM time to go go sleap
Probaby bcause a lot of users complaint to ther mor teck savy friends about oneanted reboots, the friend saaid, yes we kand take away the reboots bot (at this point the user tuned out ) you have to reboot at keast once evrery x so windows have a chance to actually install updates. The user sead yes kill tje reboots, it got done but then they forgot ( due to having tuned out) to actually fo the reboots, and gpr botneted, microsofr ended up with bad pr due to this happening quite often, and thdy chose to blsme the reg setting got removed in windows 10. Companies ignoring wat is realy wrong, in this case a btoken update mechsnisem, and user doing the only thing they can ie treating the dympto
Not to be to sarcastic,l but you have heard off biikmarks right ( or whatever yoyr browser of chice calls them) any way the great thing withbookmarks the do not get nuked by a cilent reboot ( they shuldnot happen but if you give people the option to pospone updates indefenetly lots of yousers will bever updatet, rebooting is never convinient and som updates unfortunatly meeds a reboot). One way to avoid the unsceduel rebpt is to decide tp reboot once a week sau on sunday night befor going to bed, then you have a controlled shutdown of you btowser so tab restore vil probsbly work better, if not the root couse of your tabs beeing nuked where not the iupdaye induced reboot,- hold on we ate on slashdot why am I yelling you things you probably allready know. Well wee all forget dtuff now and agsin informarion overliad and all that Have a nice deay/evening/ night ( pick apropriate)
just for a bit of context, what country is that,I need to look up the median icome to see if that is actually as hheap as il looks compareed to plams here in Norway, I suspect it might be
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you are right, as I did not have clearance to view them, and i did not want to expose myself to any form of risk . I dont know if that risk exists but something like "Reading papers without autorisation that you get access to as a result of a 3d parties criminal actions" , well it might not even exsist but I'm not a legal scolar and did not bother to reserch it, those paper did not interrest me enyway, politics and diplomacy is full of s....
thanks for that clarification, I never thought about that detail before-
Cheques are expensive tho, at least her in Norway, and slow, I don't get why they are so popular in the US, would someone care to explain that? Tanks for the info
No you can transfer it to anyone you want, you just can't get the physical notes/coins, which for large transactions are inconvenient anyway. I do not know how long transfers take in the US but in most of western Europe a transfer in the same country is usually within a business day or less, and 2 days for cross border transfers in euro i suspect thart arranging for somewhat secure transport of currency will take (including the transport) somewhat longer but I have never had to deal with it so I might be wrong
this just in : Fractional-reserve banking means your bank, and the wider system, does not have enugh cash to for-fill demand if a significant portion of costumers do that, so instead of a few people draining the reserves they have limits. Another reason for limits is that today no one need that large an ammount of cash onléss the want to do large transaction below the radar (for whtever reason, that raises som flags). Your milage may wary, but the last tim i used cash was.. 3 years ago i think, my debit card on the other hand gets almost daly (often multiple times a day) use, I find it way more convinient than fddeleing around with cash) but then again my bank charges me 0 for card tranactions (ok 1,75% on top of the exchange rate when I use it abroad but that is actually visa so i can not fault them for that)
No she/he does not need to somtimes geeks wants polished and slick UX, shore the individual in question is probably able to go the x86 route, and probably get some extra features at a lower price point. But doing that might not touch her/his core interest, maybe the person would rather spent that time coding something, punting together a video or playing a board game with a few friends. The case might allso be that FictionPimp is not the only user of the device and the rest of the users might want the features/ease of use/apps their friends have, but this is pure speculation on my part.. Personaly I like playing a bit with linux (centos is my chioice) and I'm seriosly thinking about changing to smart os for zones+zfs etc, But when i want to kick back in front of my tv with some netflix/ primevideo/ youtube i find that ATV 4k has a far better ux than my lgOLED55c7v, and for some reason I have never felt the need to test the others I might just bee a lazy nerd, but hey there are only so many hoers in a day and my ADD does not help either. Have a nice day/evening/whatever (pic the right one I have no idea where you are or what tyme you read this)
well as long as yhe source (broadcaster/disk autor/steramiong service provides the correct meta data and the display (and /or stb etc)bothers to actually read it, most people shuld be fine, with setting aspect ratio to auto right (is y\tha not the default well it should be)
Not to mention delays due to other aircraft having emergencies clearing a runway for a few minutes to accommodate an emergency can slow things right down, this allso affectrs taxyways as emergency equipment often need to be precent. And then you have ground crews that sudenly decide thar sending out a lot of arcraft from the ramp at onence tro allimited number of taxiway entries/exits is a good idea. Disclaimer: Im not a pilor /ground controller/ ground crew member so i might be totally wrong about this corrections are more than welcome
Wow that is steap. Pay 93$/month for 250Mbps/Mbps ( no mettering nonsens) and basic cable so I can’t complain, the us seesms to have rather expensive broadband
Onceweget cold fusion up and running at scale we can justbsplit water, I just wonder what we will do with all that extra oxygen hmm
Well brexit has not hsppemed yet it might by friday tho
No sh.. I’m dtill waiting for primevideo.com to release Babylon 5 ouside the US and UK, come on are the owners such monomantal scombags that norveveb smazon can get acresnwble deal out ofvthem
Yes but still useless as you never know when it givesthe correct time
Am I the only person that find paying with a card (usualy debit not credit as I prefere not incurring debt when there is no need) to be far more convenient than paying cash, no hunting for atms (which at least here in Norway (and the rest of Scandinavia) is getting scarcer, and no lose change to keep track of. Oh ye big brother knows how much I use where at what time, big deal, incidently pos systems in Norway do not store card info so no chance of it beefing stolen after the transaction is done, as it has been in a few high profile cases in the US (chip and pin has been standard here for years, and now they are slowly starting to deactivate the mag stripe reader on the terminals)
or one of you could pay, and just jue one of the many mobile payment (person to person) apps out there to split the bill, of couse it's not a costumer friendly polecy to demand that costumers jump thru hoops, but at least that bypasses the need for a lengthy discussion with the waiter/waitress) who is just following a policy they might or might not agree with in the first place
hmm might be technicality correct, but i wondoer hoe many casheers are authorized to sell anything at a prize below the sticker prize unless the goods are in some way damaged
never min local user erro, I managed to copy the spave ayt the end of the link oh well
wikipedia added some auth params to the url that stopped it from working on my end here is the working link
Well as parsecs messure distance and not time it is kind of hardto convert between the units, â" oh it was a joke, Iâ(TM)m terrible at geting them at times, butthsnk you for the effort weneed a bit of humpr here. Have a nice day
yes but no capital expenditure only opex, which seems to be wery popular withe the CEOs/CFOs out there, I'm no expert on this so don't ask me why, well I could du a Trump (sorry fro bringing him up) and just make s**t up, but for some reason I don't like doing thet
Well thst is technicaly correct, but I think theay mean premarure babies in a human context as in born earlier thsn normsl for humans,.Well Iâ(TM)m neither a MD or a linquist so I might be wrong.
Esp when we ar deaing eith a xalender based on events hapoening irc several hundred years before the where writtin down ( bith snd death of a random betson in judea, oh well) (all calendars hae this problem sndastroomusnd physics are not the helpull either, how old is the universe? 13. Somrhing bilion years give or take several bilion oh well that is pinpoint accuracy, not vad mothing cientist here just saying that no cslender or dating sustem yet invented gives an absolute timing on things so bondry errors on 30 year oeriods oh well good luck with thst locely for me 1980 is rather girmly in on generation). Butenugh semi trolling for on day 2AM time to go go sleap
Probaby bcause a lot of users complaint to ther mor teck savy friends about oneanted reboots, the friend saaid, yes we kand take away the reboots bot (at this point the user tuned out ) you have to reboot at keast once evrery x so windows have a chance to actually install updates. The user sead yes kill tje reboots, it got done but then they forgot ( due to having tuned out) to actually fo the reboots, and gpr botneted, microsofr ended up with bad pr due to this happening quite often, and thdy chose to blsme the reg setting got removed in windows 10. Companies ignoring wat is realy wrong, in this case a btoken update mechsnisem, and user doing the only thing they can ie treating the dympto
Not to be to sarcastic,l but you have heard off biikmarks right ( or whatever yoyr browser of chice calls them) any way the great thing withbookmarks the do not get nuked by a cilent reboot ( they shuldnot happen but if you give people the option to pospone updates indefenetly lots of yousers will bever updatet, rebooting is never convinient and som updates unfortunatly meeds a reboot). One way to avoid the unsceduel rebpt is to decide tp reboot once a week sau on sunday night befor going to bed, then you have a controlled shutdown of you btowser so tab restore vil probsbly work better, if not the root couse of your tabs beeing nuked where not the iupdaye induced reboot,- hold on we ate on slashdot why am I yelling you things you probably allready know. Well wee all forget dtuff now and agsin informarion overliad and all that Have a nice deay/evening/ night ( pick apropriate)
just for a bit of context, what country is that,I need to look up the median icome to see if that is actually as hheap as il looks compareed to plams here in Norway, I suspect it might be