We have listened to the very public debate surrounding our photography policy and as a result, with immediate effect, are changing the policy to allow family and friends to take photos in the mall.
We will publicise this more clearly in the mall and on our website, and will reserve the right to challenge suspicious behaviour for the safety and enjoyment of our shoppers.
We wish to apologise to Mr White for the distress we may have caused to him and his family and we will be in direct contact with him to apologise properly.
no need to appologize for getting caught being evil, just go bankrupt instead.
- replace BIOS (perhaps demand that the manufacturer update it) - create a large (online) database of MBs (best identified by a list of hardware) that support ASPM and check it upon installation
unfortunately, in order to really make a lasting impression on companies that pull shit like this, you have to do real damage to them. make them pay 20% of their net worth and inform them it will be double that next time and they wont make the mistake of pulling that shit again. if that happened, everyone involved would likely get tossed to the wolves.
No, the obvious solution is to do away with timezones altogether. What is this, the dark ages?
how would you be able to tell the relative difference in time between distant locations, genius? is everyone going to work and sleep at the same time regardless of where they are on the planet? no, of course not. so, unless you know the time difference in every location then you wont be able to communicate the relative time clearly to another person. basically, your idea is retarded.
instead of a "one shoe fits all" approach, do like what Google does and return a page that is tailored to the browser you are using. yes, it does this for cell phones but not for desktop browsers. for example, if I'm using lynx, it shouldn't be returning a page with JavaScript. render speed might also be another issue to consider. certain things like CSS dont render fast on some browsers but it's fantastic on the new chrome builds.
also, make the page pass the w3c validation test using strict without errors or warnings. some people want pages to render properly everywhere.
looking at the page loading times, you can learn about the psyche of these browsers
- everyone REALLY loves hanging out at Google more than anywhere else. they probably have a van with "FREE CANDY" painted on the side. - Opera has a YouTube addiction - Internet Explorer does it's "book learnin" at Wikipedia and buys all kinds of stuff on eBay - Opera is still terrified of the craigslist killer and quickly hides in Amazon's library instead - Chrome is the only one that thinks the Huffington Post is worth reading
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Microsoft today debuted a new web site designed to raise awareness of security issues in web browsers.
i'm sure that was exactly it and had nothing to do with trying to push IE9 even if it meant fudging the numbers.
those showoffs were running IIS on WINE.
take it out of the mainline kernel until the major bugs are fixed.
the original article: http://rubensalvadori.wordpress.com/2011/09/23/presenting-photojournalism-behind-the-scenes/
the "deblur" Microsoft did required a hardware addition to the camera.
as it turns out, when people find out you are evil, they dont like it and then you end up eating crow because you fear them.
Photography Policy Change
We have listened to the very public debate surrounding our photography policy and as a result, with immediate effect, are changing the policy to allow family and friends to take photos in the mall.
We will publicise this more clearly in the mall and on our website, and will reserve the right to challenge suspicious behaviour for the safety and enjoyment of our shoppers.
We wish to apologise to Mr White for the distress we may have caused to him and his family and we will be in direct contact with him to apologise properly.
no need to appologize for getting caught being evil, just go bankrupt instead.
... Oracle sues Google for leaving abusive relationship. More at 11.
have you considered selling this prodigy to AT&T? he wouldnt be the first.
but can you compete with the prices from China? Will your employees work for slave^H^H^H^H^H freedom wages?
i think you have your tinfoil hat on too tight.
'I kind of wonder if the virus that folks are fighting is something that some other part of DoD deployed unintentionally.'
- replace BIOS (perhaps demand that the manufacturer update it)
- create a large (online) database of MBs (best identified by a list of hardware) that support ASPM and check it upon installation
Microsoft 'promised' the Commission it would keep Skype interoperable and supported on rival operating systems.
"we did too keep our promise! there just isn't anything that rivals windows."
i await the Linux port that will never come.
unfortunately, in order to really make a lasting impression on companies that pull shit like this, you have to do real damage to them. make them pay 20% of their net worth and inform them it will be double that next time and they wont make the mistake of pulling that shit again. if that happened, everyone involved would likely get tossed to the wolves.
No, the obvious solution is to do away with timezones altogether. What is this, the dark ages?
how would you be able to tell the relative difference in time between distant locations, genius? is everyone going to work and sleep at the same time regardless of where they are on the planet? no, of course not. so, unless you know the time difference in every location then you wont be able to communicate the relative time clearly to another person. basically, your idea is retarded.
instead of a "one shoe fits all" approach, do like what Google does and return a page that is tailored to the browser you are using. yes, it does this for cell phones but not for desktop browsers. for example, if I'm using lynx, it shouldn't be returning a page with JavaScript. render speed might also be another issue to consider. certain things like CSS dont render fast on some browsers but it's fantastic on the new chrome builds.
also, make the page pass the w3c validation test using strict without errors or warnings. some people want pages to render properly everywhere.
the obvious solution is to create a new list of timezones for people to use. so... who will it be?
everyone seems to be focused on the "he should be able to" and "we dont want to lose you" but nobody is asking, "why? why are you doing this?"
if someone knows, just say it.
and appears to be the first time Android malware implemented this kind of technique to communicate with its server.
correction, this is the first time those security researchers have found this implementation. this isn't exactly rocket science.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vuW6tQ0218
Hell has frozen over. More at 11.
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Kindle Touch 3G Hacked, Runs Android With Full Web Access
looking at the page loading times, you can learn about the psyche of these browsers
- everyone REALLY loves hanging out at Google more than anywhere else. they probably have a van with "FREE CANDY" painted on the side.
- Opera has a YouTube addiction
- Internet Explorer does it's "book learnin" at Wikipedia and buys all kinds of stuff on eBay
- Opera is still terrified of the craigslist killer and quickly hides in Amazon's library instead
- Chrome is the only one that thinks the Huffington Post is worth reading
"We regret going with Windows Mobile."