Exercise has been proven to reduce Asthma. It can even fix it in adults although it has to be dosed very carefully. There are elite runners (can't remember a name though) who started running to curb their Asthma.
Newsflash: Promiscuity does often make babies. "Non-paternity" happens in DNA studies with around 5 to 10% probability, depending on the population. I hear the Brits are the, umm, I was tempted to say worst, but I'd have to say most successful at that. So this is clearly an evolutionary adaptation.
Just google "Philip Schoonover" and you'll see plenty of blame. I don't know much about Circuit City (although the one time I tried to buy something there I walked out without a purchase after experiencing most of what others have described here) but it seems that he single-handedly drove the company into the ground.
However, when I see an ad, I make a mental note not to buy that product.
There, fixed that for you. An ad proves that the product is not exactly flying off the shelves. When was the last time you saw an ad for low fat milk or sliced bread? So, unless it's something really new that I haven't seen before and it actually has content, it's a waste of my time.
The idea is to find potentially life supporting worlds, estimate their numbers, and later point larger telescopes at the best candidates and get spectral data to look for carbon dioxide, oxygen and water.
It might be a good idea to look for the hashes. If there's nothing on P2P that has the same hashes as the files she allegedly shared that's indication that they were never downloaded [much.]
I want *high* resolution and low power consumption (yeah, so it wouldn't play video. I don't watch video on my phone.) Maybe the rumored OLED display is an option too, but right now the resolution is just too small for comfortable reading. 800 pixels would be a different story.
I was a little confused by the way the report mixed refuting some of Jabobson's claims with points possibly exonerating Jammie Thomas. The possibilities of spoofed IP addresses are remote and just countering Jacobson's assertion that an IP address uniquely identifies a computer. If she ran Internet connection sharing or NAT only matters if she had an open wireless router. Realistic scenarios like that the MP3s might be just rips she did herself and that KaZaa might have shared files she didn't want to share are much more valid (I'd view that aspect of P2P programs as malware.) Did anybody check if the files' hashes match anything that's out on P2P? Were the files deliberately put into an upload directory or were they somewhere else on the disk? Did she own the CDs? Finally it would have been nice if the report had looked at Jacobson's software and found similar assumptions as in his testimony, showing that it was more of a sales pitch than factual statements.
Oh come on. Someone implemented KaZaa for the printer's OS, burned it into an EPROM and stuck it in. The nefarious ways of the evil file sharers have no limits.
I have yet to see one, and I see a lot of servers. Seems like 2k3 is good enough and people run other OSs for bigger tasks and virtualization. So... I've seen way more recent deployments of RedHat, CentOS, Ubuntu LTS and W2k3 than 2k8. Maybe it's the Vista smell, I don't know.
As long as we have a system where politicians are allowed to receive money from corporations, the politicians will, of course, pass laws favoring their campaign contributors.
Amen. Private contributions to individual politicians are bad - many other countries have realized that a long time ago (genereally it's called bribery.) Such money needs to be funneled through an organization that spreads the money equally between candidates, typically the party.
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See my post above. The causation has been known for a long time. Exercise reduces and can fix Asthma.
Exercise has been proven to reduce Asthma. It can even fix it in adults although it has to be dosed very carefully. There are elite runners (can't remember a name though) who started running to curb their Asthma.
This is about childhood TV watching. Somehow I think you wouldn't want them to have sex in front of the TV.
Newsflash: Promiscuity does often make babies.
"Non-paternity" happens in DNA studies with around 5 to 10% probability, depending on the population. I hear the Brits are the, umm, I was tempted to say worst, but I'd have to say most successful at that.
So this is clearly an evolutionary adaptation.
Just my thought.
I should have watched more TV as a child. Damn.
So you'll have to drop a laptop from table height roughly once a year to make this economical compared to a run-of-the-mill machine?
Just google "Philip Schoonover" and you'll see plenty of blame. I don't know much about Circuit City (although the one time I tried to buy something there I walked out without a purchase after experiencing most of what others have described here) but it seems that he single-handedly drove the company into the ground.
one of these home file servers:
http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/313/1051313/ibm-steps-home-media-servers
Just my thought.
The main driver for the Internet is porn, so porn killed TV.
However, when I see an ad, I make a mental note not to buy that product.
There, fixed that for you. An ad proves that the product is not exactly flying off the shelves. When was the last time you saw an ad for low fat milk or sliced bread?
So, unless it's something really new that I haven't seen before and it actually has content, it's a waste of my time.
The idea is to find potentially life supporting worlds, estimate their numbers, and later point larger telescopes at the best candidates and get spectral data to look for carbon dioxide, oxygen and water.
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Clay tablets!?!?!?
Yup. But those damn storage slaves always dropped and broke them, that why we developed redundancy and ECC back at Uruk U.
It might be a good idea to look for the hashes.
If there's nothing on P2P that has the same hashes as the files she allegedly shared that's indication that they were never downloaded [much.]
I want *high* resolution and low power consumption (yeah, so it wouldn't play video. I don't watch video on my phone.)
Maybe the rumored OLED display is an option too, but right now the resolution is just too small for comfortable reading. 800 pixels would be a different story.
Let's call infringement murder since it "kills the artists' livelihood" and (hopefully) kills the RIAA.
Off with their heads!!!
I was a little confused by the way the report mixed refuting some of Jabobson's claims with points possibly exonerating Jammie Thomas.
The possibilities of spoofed IP addresses are remote and just countering Jacobson's assertion that an IP address uniquely identifies a computer. If she ran Internet connection sharing or NAT only matters if she had an open wireless router.
Realistic scenarios like that the MP3s might be just rips she did herself and that KaZaa might have shared files she didn't want to share are much more valid (I'd view that aspect of P2P programs as malware.) Did anybody check if the files' hashes match anything that's out on P2P? Were the files deliberately put into an upload directory or were they somewhere else on the disk? Did she own the CDs?
Finally it would have been nice if the report had looked at Jacobson's software and found similar assumptions as in his testimony, showing that it was more of a sales pitch than factual statements.
Oh come on. Someone implemented KaZaa for the printer's OS, burned it into an EPROM and stuck it in.
The nefarious ways of the evil file sharers have no limits.
Don't they have Li-ion batteries? There are much easier ways to start a fire with them. Rubbing, sheesh. How quaint.
Give me a phone with e-ink display first.
No, a melting pot would retain the heaviest, which the US has quite well
No, the densest.
FWIW, that turned off the DPMS timer.
'xset dpms force on +dpms' keeps it alive.
Better give them some vitamin or sugar pills. You get the placebo effect, do no harm and it's cheaper.
I have yet to see one, and I see a lot of servers. Seems like 2k3 is good enough and people run other OSs for bigger tasks and virtualization. So... I've seen way more recent deployments of RedHat, CentOS, Ubuntu LTS and W2k3 than 2k8. Maybe it's the Vista smell, I don't know.
As long as we have a system where politicians are allowed to receive money from corporations, the politicians will, of course, pass laws favoring their campaign contributors.
Amen. Private contributions to individual politicians are bad - many other countries have realized that a long time ago (genereally it's called bribery.) Such money needs to be funneled through an organization that spreads the money equally between candidates, typically the party.