I did that too on a 10" TEAC 4 channel. Probably needs new belts by now:) I used to downmix that to cassette for the car. Worked a treat! The other benefit you have is hrs of music off one tape.
It's an innocuous chess move. It doesn't look dangerous but the conspiracy theorists and those that are predilected towards paranoia are probably right.
the US Trade Rep is negotiating TPP as if fast track authority is in place, acting as if it has the unilateral authority to further a one-sided agenda.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/... A small part of this goes back to an almost secret international agreement in the 80s to control and command the development of nations by trade. That's why 3rd world is still 3rd world: Command and Control. You can't really blame the politicians of the signatory countries because this C&C operates under various trade agreements that on the surface seem to have nothing to do with world encompassing conspiracy, but there is enough circumstantial evidence for world wide social justice to pay attention to it. So this pawn move doesn't directly implicate this agreement, it just makes it a little bit easier to manage.
GPS on a camera is a relatively new thing. You have to have it turned on, then stand outside for it to register, sometimes for a few minutes. As long as you don't move away from your location, you are tagged.
caught up in tribal conflicts that have been going on for a couple of millennia; long before Islam
Almost. The current war are by 2 factions of muslims battling with each other right now. It is not solely for wealth but more for spiritual right of one faction over another*. Fortunately for the West, these internal battles has been going on for about 1400 years. So those tribal conflicts you speak of were settled long before Islam. That is Persia vs the rest of the world, later, Byzantine (Eastern Roman Empire) vs barbarian hordes etc. Iran is old Persia that followed the teachings of Zoaroster, the Zoarostrian church was driven out by the muslims. The people of Iran are not arabic but Indian in origin. They are however muslim presently and are relatively stable. Turkey is muslim, but they have a secular government by choice and is stable. Saudi Arabia is run by a monarchy and is stable. So the reason for why ISIS is going on about a Caliphate across geopolitical boundaries is for religion. They want to change the borders. That's why it's a mess. USA coalition tends to deal with political nations and not sweeping across border movements. ISIS's goal is unlikely as pretty much everyone is moving to secular forms of government. When it's all over, they will have 2 choices. Turn into a North Korea or elect ministers to deal with the rest of the world.
Chamay Trapiste. I rode a bike on a hot Belgian day, stopped at my destination huffing and sweating and walked into a bar. A Pole poured out a 330ml bottle for me which I didn't feel going down. I ordered another, skulled it. I couldn't stand up. Good beer.
American football has very little to do with any English or Irish football, except for maybe a hallucinogenic form of Gaelic football. Even that is a stretch.
Metric bolt HEADS rarely conform to imperial sockets/spanners. a 13mm or 14mm metric is about equivalent to a 1/2". Using a spanner that is slightly larger than it's designed for will round the head of the bolt. Personally metric spanners are a huge improvement over imperial measurement nomenclature like 3/8, 5/8, n/16 etc. A lot of the motors nowadays are in metric due to globalisation.
Well sure, there's England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and Australia.
(you forgot Wales) Australia isn't a country, it's a state of mind. To understand this, you need to be familiar with the 42 (that's forty-two) Laws of Cricket, the consumption of Vegemite, Milo and Tony Abbott. Even our academic philosophy is somewhat unique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You have a point. I have an HP 10" tab running 8.1 wih a tiny 32GB SSD and load times are reminiscent of a slow 5400 rpm HDs. Sucks. OTOH my Windows phone 8 loads and runs fine. So maybe the tablet version of Win 10 might be scaled enough to be more responsive. Wait and see I suppose.
and the U.S. Netflix has no rights to distribute this copyrighted content in Canada.
I think you've got the PC before the Mountie here. The only blame that Netflix has is they make it very easy to illegally distribute geolocked licensed content since a user registration in any country is also a world wide registration. So Netflix themselves do not differentiate the user from Canada or NZ or Australia or UK from US users as long as it delivers content to a US IP. Now according to recent Netflix (3rd party) reports, they want to provide the same content everywhere but are not allowed to, not because of copyright, but local licensing agreements. The content provider sells licences to a cable/satellte company in one country, but sells the same series to Netflix in another country. Thus the problem. So it does come down to PC and the ethical issue of supporting your local cable/sat provider or stuff them and vpn to the content you want when you please.
Yes but it is a real bitch to fly over 20 hrs to get anywhere. I'd like to do it in 7 hrs if I can, but I don't think I could afford the 10k price tag.
From TFA "Tri Alpha’s 23-meter-long device..." Won't fit into my car damn it. They've got to 5 milliseconds but they need approx 1 sec burn before fusion begins? Long way to go folks:)
Some of these flaws (maybe all) can be accessed by default logins. As soon as you have passed that, you have full control. To help prevent that you can change the device's IP and give it unique login credentials. It won't stop someone determined who wants access as all it needs is brute force to find the device's IP login page. In other words some of the vulnerabilities aren't device issues but user responsibilities. That pretty much goes for non-isp supplied routers. A few ISP supplied routers do have backdoors and are remotely controlled ostensibly for the benefit of the user. In these cases it is almost impossible to alter the unit's IP address or login credentials.
Even if it were true, how can he think that FIFA giving the USA a 'World Cup' could possibly absolve him and other allegedly corrupt officials of the charges? Just that reeks of old 3rd world bribery or the plot of a bad movie circa 1930. Who gave him the printout in the first place? I doubt strongly that he searched for it, so one of his staff or personal fan handed it to him. It is a display of gross stupidity for starters and for him to think that the World Cup would start in the US in a few days? Just goes to show how insular this FIFA vice president is, completely disassociated from reality. On that basis alone, FIFA has no gravitas anymore.
Geez! Apart from you being a Southerner, I experienced the same thing up here in suburban Sydney. One memory I won't forget is watching A Hard Day's Night with hundreds of screaming girls. Worse than the Monkees. Now where's that neck beard trimmer?....
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You forgot the WOOSH.
(Reel and not Real)
I did that too on a 10" TEAC 4 channel. Probably needs new belts by now :)
I used to downmix that to cassette for the car. Worked a treat!
The other benefit you have is hrs of music off one tape.
Now I wish I had mod points!
Is this agreement really something bad?
It's an innocuous chess move. It doesn't look dangerous but the conspiracy theorists and those that are predilected towards paranoia are probably right.
the US Trade Rep is negotiating TPP as if fast track authority is in place, acting as if it has the unilateral authority to further a one-sided agenda.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/...
A small part of this goes back to an almost secret international agreement in the 80s to control and command the development of nations by trade. That's why 3rd world is still 3rd world: Command and Control.
You can't really blame the politicians of the signatory countries because this C&C operates under various trade agreements that on the surface seem to have nothing to do with world encompassing conspiracy, but there is enough circumstantial evidence for world wide social justice to pay attention to it.
So this pawn move doesn't directly implicate this agreement, it just makes it a little bit easier to manage.
We are all aware that Godzilla is now a citizen of Japan?
Ummm... They were using Linux machines so it's probably a driver issue.
GPS on a camera is a relatively new thing. You have to have it turned on, then stand outside for it to register, sometimes for a few minutes. As long as you don't move away from your location, you are tagged.
caught up in tribal conflicts that have been going on for a couple of millennia; long before Islam
Almost. The current war are by 2 factions of muslims battling with each other right now. It is not solely for wealth but more for spiritual right of one faction over another*. Fortunately for the West, these internal battles has been going on for about 1400 years. So those tribal conflicts you speak of were settled long before Islam. That is Persia vs the rest of the world, later, Byzantine (Eastern Roman Empire) vs barbarian hordes etc.
Iran is old Persia that followed the teachings of Zoaroster, the Zoarostrian church was driven out by the muslims. The people of Iran are not arabic but Indian in origin. They are however muslim presently and are relatively stable. Turkey is muslim, but they have a secular government by choice and is stable. Saudi Arabia is run by a monarchy and is stable.
So the reason for why ISIS is going on about a Caliphate across geopolitical boundaries is for religion. They want to change the borders. That's why it's a mess. USA coalition tends to deal with political nations and not sweeping across border movements. ISIS's goal is unlikely as pretty much everyone is moving to secular forms of government. When it's all over, they will have 2 choices. Turn into a North Korea or elect ministers to deal with the rest of the world.
* Roman Catholic vs Lutheran for example.
Well the last link is Ethan, the first one is broken and the middle one shows a grid of potatos.
Yes.
So they are 12 based?
Stalemate.
Chamay Trapiste. I rode a bike on a hot Belgian day, stopped at my destination huffing and sweating and walked into a bar. A Pole poured out a 330ml bottle for me which I didn't feel going down. I ordered another, skulled it. I couldn't stand up. Good beer.
American football has very little to do with any English or Irish football, except for maybe a hallucinogenic form of Gaelic football. Even that is a stretch.
That's absolutely correct. Driving at 162.5 km/hr is 62.5 faster than 100 mph
Metric bolt HEADS rarely conform to imperial sockets/spanners. a 13mm or 14mm metric is about equivalent to a 1/2". Using a spanner that is slightly larger than it's designed for will round the head of the bolt.
Personally metric spanners are a huge improvement over imperial measurement nomenclature like 3/8, 5/8, n/16 etc.
A lot of the motors nowadays are in metric due to globalisation.
Well sure, there's England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and Australia.
(you forgot Wales)
Australia isn't a country, it's a state of mind. To understand this, you need to be familiar with the 42 (that's forty-two) Laws of Cricket, the consumption of Vegemite, Milo and Tony Abbott.
Even our academic philosophy is somewhat unique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You have a point. I have an HP 10" tab running 8.1 wih a tiny 32GB SSD and load times are reminiscent of a slow 5400 rpm HDs. Sucks.
OTOH my Windows phone 8 loads and runs fine. So maybe the tablet version of Win 10 might be scaled enough to be more responsive.
Wait and see I suppose.
I almost took my anti-angry pill, but you've made my day gstoddart.
and the U.S. Netflix has no rights to distribute this copyrighted content in Canada.
I think you've got the PC before the Mountie here. The only blame that Netflix has is they make it very easy to illegally distribute geolocked licensed content since a user registration in any country is also a world wide registration. So Netflix themselves do not differentiate the user from Canada or NZ or Australia or UK from US users as long as it delivers content to a US IP. Now according to recent Netflix (3rd party) reports, they want to provide the same content everywhere but are not allowed to, not because of copyright, but local licensing agreements.
The content provider sells licences to a cable/satellte company in one country, but sells the same series to Netflix in another country. Thus the problem.
So it does come down to PC and the ethical issue of supporting your local cable/sat provider or stuff them and vpn to the content you want when you please.
Yes but it is a real bitch to fly over 20 hrs to get anywhere. I'd like to do it in 7 hrs if I can, but I don't think I could afford the 10k price tag.
From TFA "Tri Alpha’s 23-meter-long device..." :)
Won't fit into my car damn it.
They've got to 5 milliseconds but they need approx 1 sec burn before fusion begins? Long way to go folks
Some of these flaws (maybe all) can be accessed by default logins. As soon as you have passed that, you have full control. To help prevent that you can change the device's IP and give it unique login credentials. It won't stop someone determined who wants access as all it needs is brute force to find the device's IP login page. In other words some of the vulnerabilities aren't device issues but user responsibilities. That pretty much goes for non-isp supplied routers.
A few ISP supplied routers do have backdoors and are remotely controlled ostensibly for the benefit of the user. In these cases it is almost impossible to alter the unit's IP address or login credentials.
Even if it were true, how can he think that FIFA giving the USA a 'World Cup' could possibly absolve him and other allegedly corrupt officials of the charges? Just that reeks of old 3rd world bribery or the plot of a bad movie circa 1930.
Who gave him the printout in the first place? I doubt strongly that he searched for it, so one of his staff or personal fan handed it to him.
It is a display of gross stupidity for starters and for him to think that the World Cup would start in the US in a few days?
Just goes to show how insular this FIFA vice president is, completely disassociated from reality. On that basis alone, FIFA has no gravitas anymore.
Geez! Apart from you being a Southerner, I experienced the same thing up here in suburban Sydney.
One memory I won't forget is watching A Hard Day's Night with hundreds of screaming girls. Worse than the Monkees.
Now where's that neck beard trimmer?....
Did you stand when the National Anthem was played before the feature?
I did.