Talk about mixing junk with junk... the domestic automakers have enough problems with the crap cars they make (all the while trumpeting their product under the American flag as MADE IN THE USA)... but now they want to team up with a buggy OS producer.
The bearer will continue to processed by the port-of-entry officer as if he/she had a passport without a chip.
"Processing" can include a secondary customs/immigration examination. As long as you play by the rules, the only thing you have to give up is your time.
..I've said this for ages... the number of distant stars/galaxies is probably smaller htan we think, rather we are seeing "many reflections" of these entities from various points of time bouncing around inside our "soccer ball".
...is to deter theft. No longer can Johnny Shoplifter open a box and slip it into his jacket... he's get to tear at the bloody thing or put a 1 cubic foot box under his shirt.
Don't expect detailed high resolution photography from days gone by...
They are working on it... by using a unparalleled level of space-telescope technology and the ability to propel the vehicle way beyond the speed of light, the Google-scope will eventually outrace the 1000's of year old visible light from earth, turn tail and start receiving this historic visual information.
And before you say "it will take light years to get the information back", two words my friend... "gravity waves".
The PC guy's suit probably cost $150 at a "Suits 'R' Us" type of place...
OTOH, the Mac guy is probably wearing $500 worth of "vintage street clothes" from an overpriced sales barn like Urban Outfitters.:)
Palm is a company dedicated to innovation and a fair marketplace, and as such would like to offer a conditional out of court settlement in this matter.
The conditions of the offer are as follows:
1. NTP issues a public statement withdrawing it's claims of patent infringement against Palm.
2. Agree that this settlement will indemnify Palm, it's directors and any third-parties licensing our technology against future claims.
3. This agreement by bound by the laws of the State of California.
4. This agreement remains strictly confidential. Any breach of the secrecy of this agreement will result in litigation by jury trial in the above-noted jurisdiction.
5. Payment of past licensing fees to NTP will be in full and must be requisitioned from our affiliate bank in the "Triangle of Death" of the democratic country of Iraq.
6. Funds will only be relinquished to a member of your Board of Directors or Senior Management Team.
7. Our bankers are heavily armed, but we assure you this is for YOUR protection.
I hope you find this agreement to your satisfaction and this matter can be put to rest.
This story wanted me to post about something that's been floating around in my mind for awhile...
Let's assume the DPRK has *some* form of Internet link... I don't beleive they are totally isolated on the net, probably have a decent sized pipe with PRC.
Now if one were attempt hacking anything anything within their border... do you *really* think the FBI/CIA/SS or any other agency (or your local law-enforcement/intelligence agencies in your home country) would really give a rat's tail?
Heck they might even ask you if you have anything they feel they should know?
I am not a financial analyst or anything of that sort, but it has me wondering if Google bought YouTube for such a high value so as to justify their own market cap and keep it up there.
Like real estate, the sale of adjacent home for a high value only serves to reinforce and increase the market value of a dormannt propety.
Maybe Google sees another DotCom bust coming and is trying to change the tide.
Is it just me or is the title of TFA slightly misleading... Japan Plans 30-Year Supercomputer Forecasts
How many others thought they were forecasting the growth of supercomputers of the next 30 years?
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Talk about mixing junk with junk... the domestic automakers have enough problems with the crap cars they make (all the while trumpeting their product under the American flag as MADE IN THE USA)... but now they want to team up with a buggy OS producer.
Wake me when it's April 2nd!
Even the machines know it to be true.
"Processing" can include a secondary customs/immigration examination. As long as you play by the rules, the only thing you have to give up is your time.
..I've said this for ages... the number of distant stars/galaxies is probably smaller htan we think, rather we are seeing "many reflections" of these entities from various points of time bouncing around inside our "soccer ball".
...is to deter theft. No longer can Johnny Shoplifter open a box and slip it into his jacket... he's get to tear at the bloody thing or put a 1 cubic foot box under his shirt.
...but I remember a day when "Sony" meant a product of superior quality. It's too bad those fond memories seem distant and are slipping from my mind.
Hey OP, looks like nobody took the bait!
Thank god I have only £30 in my Nationwide account.
:)
Or is that *had* in your account?
All you'd have to do it find a giant mirror built by intelligent aliens 1000s of light years away...
That's even better... let's get a funding proposal put together on this one.
So I'm afraid your idea obviously won't work.
Obviously you aren't living in my universe.
Don't expect detailed high resolution photography from days gone by...
They are working on it... by using a unparalleled level of space-telescope technology and the ability to propel the vehicle way beyond the speed of light, the Google-scope will eventually outrace the 1000's of year old visible light from earth, turn tail and start receiving this historic visual information. And before you say "it will take light years to get the information back", two words my friend... "gravity waves".
The PC guy's suit probably cost $150 at a "Suits 'R' Us" type of place... OTOH, the Mac guy is probably wearing $500 worth of "vintage street clothes" from an overpriced sales barn like Urban Outfitters. :)
The double-edged "sword".
I'm saying this is the way I see it... and in my eyes, it's all that counts. :)
To me " 's " is a possessive... as in John's baseball, and in this case it is an entity.
Dear NTP,
Palm is a company dedicated to innovation and a fair marketplace, and as such would like to offer a conditional out of court settlement in this matter.
The conditions of the offer are as follows:
1. NTP issues a public statement withdrawing it's claims of patent infringement against Palm.
2. Agree that this settlement will indemnify Palm, it's directors and any third-parties licensing our technology against future claims.
3. This agreement by bound by the laws of the State of California.
4. This agreement remains strictly confidential. Any breach of the secrecy of this agreement will result in litigation by jury trial in the above-noted jurisdiction.
5. Payment of past licensing fees to NTP will be in full and must be requisitioned from our affiliate bank in the "Triangle of Death" of the democratic country of Iraq.
6. Funds will only be relinquished to a member of your Board of Directors or Senior Management Team.
7. Our bankers are heavily armed, but we assure you this is for YOUR protection.
I hope you find this agreement to your satisfaction and this matter can be put to rest.
Sincerely,
Palm
This story wanted me to post about something that's been floating around in my mind for awhile... Let's assume the DPRK has *some* form of Internet link... I don't beleive they are totally isolated on the net, probably have a decent sized pipe with PRC. Now if one were attempt hacking anything anything within their border... do you *really* think the FBI/CIA/SS or any other agency (or your local law-enforcement/intelligence agencies in your home country) would really give a rat's tail? Heck they might even ask you if you have anything they feel they should know?
I am not a financial analyst or anything of that sort, but it has me wondering if Google bought YouTube for such a high value so as to justify their own market cap and keep it up there. Like real estate, the sale of adjacent home for a high value only serves to reinforce and increase the market value of a dormannt propety. Maybe Google sees another DotCom bust coming and is trying to change the tide.
A very fitting label to say the least.
Yarrr! I spotted 'er mateys! She's a briny big bloat of a whale so don't worry about 'ur aim, she may just go down on 'er own.
Among the objections are concerns about the effect of extensive laptop use on children's health
I guess the Indian officials saw the Dell Fireball and decided to err on the side of safety.
...rather than building a better war machine, we too could have 2.5 Gb/s connections to the desktop.
Is it just me or is the title of TFA slightly misleading... Japan Plans 30-Year Supercomputer Forecasts How many others thought they were forecasting the growth of supercomputers of the next 30 years?
But no doubt the Japanese will do it right this time.
So that's where the Bermuda Triangle disappeared to!