This is ancient history, of course, but if you're interested there's a club for enthusiasts.
"Mechanical scanning devices which can be used include the Nipkow disc (shown above), the drum, the mirror drum, the mirror screw, oscillating mirrors and combinations of these. The camera usually has a lens to form an image which is then scanned and the light passes through to a photocell which generates the electrical signal" -
Narrow-bandwidth Television Association
Microsoft have never yet produced any major system that's totally secure. Just because you can't instantly see how to break WGA, why on earth would you conclude that it can't be broken? Personally I think they've just made life simpler for every crook why wants to extort money from Windows users.
"They can train themselves over the Internet. They never have to necessarily go to the training camp or speak with anybody else and that diffusion of a combination of hatred and technical skills in things like bomb-making is a dangerous combination" - U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff
Mr Thompson criticised the decision to have an employee take him through the game, arguing he could have avoided making violent choices.
Just because players normally choose to use a baseball bat or pool cue to hit a ball doesn't mean they couldn't make more violent choices. Ban everything!
You're actually agreeing with GP. You're both saying that anyone who is clearly not subject to US law nevertheless has to represent himself before a US court to establish this, which means everyone is in effect subject. And anyone who disagrees risks huge damages.
Web 2.0 emphasises pastel, deliberately limiting the color content to even less of what the eye can see, so presumably it's doomed. Also Slashdot after its new design.
But I'd love to see this guy's original press release. Did he follow his own theory that people like more color, or was the text black-and-white?
... except that the system is simple and informal. If you're a legitimate email broadcaster, like my company, you contact the ISP/blacklist supplier and explain, and almost all the time you get immeditely unblocked. BTW problems are rare and mainly concern sending from newly-created domains, which everyone is very suspicious of, but which clients like because they can e.g. replicate their new product name in the URL.
"In migration along the coast, the Swainson's Thrush has been reported from sea level to about 800m [2624 feet] elevation." So they seems to be flying dangerously low if they do stop flying while sleeping, but not impossibly low. I wonder how many do crash?
FTA, these swallows sleep for "9 seconds on average". If one stops flying completely for 9 seconds, the approximate distance it would fall is s = ut + 1/2at**2... 0+1/2*32*9*9 feet... 1296 feet.
But the barn swallow typically migrates within within 100 feet of the ground. So how do they avoid crashing?
You're stuck in the mindset of proprietary programming. Just publish a couple of videos under the GPL, then everyone who wants to can modify them into their own ideal TV Shows.
Feed Schmidt's prediction to the truth predictor itself.
In other news, Google has "no plans" to simply offshore the work of answering these questions to an Indian call center.
"We hope this agreement with an industry leader will set standard best practices for Internet businesses across the country to follow," said Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott... PayPal must also establish a conspicuous "Contact Us" link on its Web pages and provide a toll-free customer support number that operates at least 14 hours daily, according to the attorney general's office. - Star-Telegram Austin
Standard best practices??? 14x7 and a toll-free number that probably only works within the continental USA? Welcome to 1950.
Why doesn't some manufacturer design a mouse and keyboard that you can clean in a dishwasher?
(Also iPods, 'phones, tv remotes and all types of electronic goods in all types of washer. NB patent trolls, if this is original, I claim prior art by publishing here. PS eeuw)
But there are lots of things which aren't trivial at all.
Name three. I am fed up with the way pro-patent folks claim there are all these great patents out there, then never produce even one as evidence. Here are 10 stinkers - let's see you link to some good patents.
Slashdot Mirror
Suggestions:
This is ancient history, of course, but if you're interested there's a club for enthusiasts.
"Mechanical scanning devices which can be used include the Nipkow disc (shown above), the drum, the mirror drum, the mirror screw, oscillating mirrors and combinations of these. The camera usually has a lens to form an image which is then scanned and the light passes through to a photocell which generates the electrical signal" - Narrow-bandwidth Television Association
Microsoft have never yet produced any major system that's totally secure. Just because you can't instantly see how to break WGA, why on earth would you conclude that it can't be broken? Personally I think they've just made life simpler for every crook why wants to extort money from Windows users.
This is about control of disaffected people not fighting real terrorism.
And what's with the comment about not needing to "speak with anybody else" - are the FBI scared of shut-ins now?
The Yahoo chatroom was called Islam 10.
BTW I think my second link answers why they didn't say what you were examining your feet for.
You're actually agreeing with GP. You're both saying that anyone who is clearly not subject to US law nevertheless has to represent himself before a US court to establish this, which means everyone is in effect subject. And anyone who disagrees risks huge damages.
Web 2.0 emphasises pastel, deliberately limiting the color content to even less of what the eye can see, so presumably it's doomed. Also Slashdot after its new design. But I'd love to see this guy's original press release. Did he follow his own theory that people like more color, or was the text black-and-white?
... except that the system is simple and informal. If you're a legitimate email broadcaster, like my company, you contact the ISP/blacklist supplier and explain, and almost all the time you get immeditely unblocked. BTW problems are rare and mainly concern sending from newly-created domains, which everyone is very suspicious of, but which clients like because they can e.g. replicate their new product name in the URL.
"In migration along the coast, the Swainson's Thrush has been reported from sea level to about 800m [2624 feet] elevation." So they seems to be flying dangerously low if they do stop flying while sleeping, but not impossibly low. I wonder how many do crash?
Unfortunately this is about thrushes. D'Oh! I wonder how high they fly?
FTA, these swallows sleep for "9 seconds on average". ... 0+1/2*32*9*9 feet ... 1296 feet.
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If one stops flying completely for 9 seconds, the approximate distance it would fall is s = ut + 1/2at**2
But the barn swallow typically migrates within within 100 feet of the ground
So how do they avoid crashing?
You're stuck in the mindset of proprietary programming. Just publish a couple of videos under the GPL, then everyone who wants to can modify them into their own ideal TV Shows.
Feed Schmidt's prediction to the truth predictor itself.
In other news, Google has "no plans" to simply offshore the work of answering these questions to an Indian call center.
What will those crazy scientists bling next?
That's about 22 million American tons of people. If you're checking my math, remember to allow for kids.
Look up your own satirical comparison here, for example New York alone allegedly produces that much waste anually.
...unless you're a self-important asshole with no consideration for the other attendees. Better solutions are to keep your meetings really short, or schedule breaks.
Why doesn't some manufacturer design a mouse and keyboard that you can clean in a dishwasher?
(Also iPods, 'phones, tv remotes and all types of electronic goods in all types of washer. NB patent trolls, if this is original, I claim prior art by publishing here. PS eeuw)