Calls would only be being placed with those in your contacts book. Your contacts would have to be poisoned first somehow, and not everyone who emails you is put into contacts unless you compose mail to them, or reply to them (ergo creating a discussion).
PS: in a literal mood, but i did recognize you were being humorous;)
He's right that the lack of a removable battery and slots did not hinder the adoption of the iPhone. But I don't recall people saying it would be a failure because of its lack of expandability in hardware.
That would inevitably trigger a broad demand for "internet passport" credentials, illegitimately obtained from others. And they would probably be easier to get than CC numbers and/or SSNs (which are all rather easy already).
I'd have certainly enjoyed my comp sci courses more if Steve Furber had written all my textbooks. He's completely lucid and hits the balance between technical and readable. His ARM SoC Architecture title is a freakin' gem.
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Calls would only be being placed with those in your contacts book. Your contacts would have to be poisoned first somehow, and not everyone who emails you is put into contacts unless you compose mail to them, or reply to them (ergo creating a discussion).
;)
PS: in a literal mood, but i did recognize you were being humorous
Could come in handy for car-jacking with a 2 person team..
He's right that the lack of a removable battery and slots did not hinder the adoption of the iPhone. But I don't recall people saying it would be a failure because of its lack of expandability in hardware.
He obviously does not hang out on /.
So... being gay is both offensive and embarrassing?
Do it Microsoft, I wont mind trying out IE9 on my Mac or Linux box.
From a developer standpoint, it sounds like a nightmare. Anyone remember IE6 on Mac?
From the pig point of view, what is their motivation for doing this?
My kingdom for a mod point.
One less concert I'll be going to from here on out.
/. abhors a vacuum.
If voting could change anything, it would be illegal.
return them to their rightful owners
Rightful owners? They must mean the American people who paid for all of this, right?
You need to download the internet before you can delete it.
I appreciate your use of the é
That would inevitably trigger a broad demand for "internet passport" credentials, illegitimately obtained from others. And they would probably be easier to get than CC numbers and/or SSNs (which are all rather easy already).
Don't you have to have a FB account to begin with, to even appear in the tagging dialog overlay that appears for that process?
It's not my fault. Our regular CS instructor died of snakebite, so the business course chick took over and made us learn Excel.
I'd have certainly enjoyed my comp sci courses more if Steve Furber had written all my textbooks. He's completely lucid and hits the balance between technical and readable. His ARM SoC Architecture title is a freakin' gem.
Jeez. Sounds like a certain operating system I know.
No-one ever got fired for choosing Hadopi. Well, not yet anyway.
How? Is it a closed system?
Exactly. It's got to be much less of a PITA to get the ISPs to roll over for them instead of deploying known snoopware client-side.
Wouldn't they have better luck getting the french ISPs to roll over for them instead of deploying known snoopware client-side?
Brazil and India seem to be ~70% of the total orkut users.
It appears that Brazil and India use it the most.
Google Checkout is (was?) only available in three countries, not even close physically to one another.
Google Checkout allows buyers in over 140 countries to purchase goods and services using a credit or debit card through our fast, secure checkout process.
That you called it a 'universe' might answer your own question.