The company will soon use improved software that can automatically adjust the text so it is more legible, said Tom Duran, a founder of Freeload Press and its chief executive.'
Does it also automatically adjust the text to reflect new information received from the Ministry of Truth?
Although he and his family had endured harassment and vandalization by animal-rights activists for years, Ringach reconsidered after extremists tried to firebomb a colleague's home and accidentally left their Molotov cocktail on an elderly neighbor's doorstep.
The delay will 'give engineers more time to determine whether one of the most powerful lightning strikes ever at a Kennedy Space Center launch pad caused any problems.
That depends. Do they consider sentient robot life to be a "problem"?
More and more security researchs come to the conclusion that personal firewalls are ineffective in controlling outbound traffic.
The article's about personal software firewalls, not personal hardware firewalls. Furthermore, the fact that personal software firewalls are useless and buggy is not really a new discovery.
Scientists at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth have built a More details and a video at robotic arm to perform this task, using an engine from a concrete mixer, and a gearbox from a Citroen along with several computers.
How's that cure for cancer coming, guys? Cause it sounds to me like you've already found it, if you're focusing on this kind of stuff.
Stanford's Folding@Home project is reporting that Sony debuted a Folding@Home client for the PlayStation 3 today in Germany. Researchers hope to use the power of the PS3's Cell processor to greatly expand the number of FLOPS of which their network is capable.
Gee, that's much better (and completely different) than when Saddam was supposedly using playstation 2's to test nuclear weapons. This isn't a planted story by Sony *at all*.
Businesses accused of aiding the Bush administration in wiretapping could also be in for a legal bruising, say civil liberties groups that have sued telecom providers AT&T, Verizon, and BellSouth for allegedly helping the NSA.
Yeah, but when has the "I was just following orders" defense ever worked, really?
Teachers in sports, music, and other fields tend to believe that talent matters and that they know it when they see it. In fact, they appear to be confusing ability with precocity.
Except that at a young age, are not tremendous ability and precocity the same thing?
Sorry, but this buzzword's taken.
mash up. v. To take elements of two or more pre-existing pieces of music and combine them to make a new song. n. A song comprised of elements of two or more pre-existing pieces of music.
2. I'm in the middle of mashing-up songs by Tom Jones and Michael Jackson. (verb usage)
"Rocket Pirates." The submission process is completely open via Warren's gmail account and invites anything as long as it isn't too terribly formal. While Rocket Pirates doesn't pay authors for submissions
hmmm.... I think I've seen this business model somewhere before...
* Opinder Bawa has one filing for having sold 15,000 shares, and another for 8,000 shares. He would appear to have sold all the shares he possesses (but he still has a lot of options).
* Robert Bench has three filings: 7000 shares, 5000 shares, and 4100 shares.
* Jeff Hunsaker sold 5000 shares at the beginning of June.
* Darl McBride sold 7000 shares just after the suit was filed.
That's millions of dollars in stock sales. Given that the stock price skyrocketed when they announced the lawsuit, and the executive stock dumping began shortly thereafter, what do you make of this situation?
TechNewsWorld reports that three and a half years after SCO saw its stock price increase tenfold to US$20.50 following the filing of its lawsuit against IBM, it closed Tuesday at US$2.28 per share, or two cents less than where it was before the lawsuit.
Where's the SEC investigation of the SCO executives? At this point, there's plenty of evidence that this entire IBM lawsuit was a pump-and-dump scheme. What's the deal?
I mean, if a police officer can't haul three twelve-year-olds to jail on spurious charges, take mugshots, and record DNA samples, how are we ever going to win the war on terror?
Once applied to a wounded limb, the cuff would automatically detect and then seal damaged blood vessels or arteries, by focusing beams of ultrasonic waves at the wound to clot it, in a process known as high-intensity focused ultrasound, or HIFU.
in other news, the CIA has a large number of "enemy combatants" that have died unexpectedly from stroke...
Researchers from TransMolecular, Inc. have used chlorotoxin -- a component of giant yellow scorpion venom -- to target radioactive treatments for the deadly brain cancer glioma.
Just so long as they remember, "With great power comes great responsibility."
As far as what they actually are doing, well, it's theft, plain and simple.
No, because infringement of intellectual property is a civil offence, while theft is a criminal offence. If you don't understand the distinction, you're obviously not qualified to be making any commentary on this subject.
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Social News Sites Pay Top Submitters
As opposed to the Socialist News Sites that eschew the capitalist system.
Prosecutors successfully prosecuted a 21 year old who had conspired to create botnets that attacked the Department of Defense
But was the botnet able to find Sarah Connor, in order to pre-emptively destroy the human resistance?
The company will soon use improved software that can automatically adjust the text so it is more legible, said Tom Duran, a founder of Freeload Press and its chief executive.'
Does it also automatically adjust the text to reflect new information received from the Ministry of Truth?
Although he and his family had endured harassment and vandalization by animal-rights activists for years, Ringach reconsidered after extremists tried to firebomb a colleague's home and accidentally left their Molotov cocktail on an elderly neighbor's doorstep.
I don't get it. Aren't humans "animals", too?
The delay will 'give engineers more time to determine whether one of the most powerful lightning strikes ever at a Kennedy Space Center launch pad caused any problems.
That depends. Do they consider sentient robot life to be a "problem"?
Now, instead of killing embryos for research, all those fertility clinics storing embryos can keep them alive until they throw them out! Hooray!
What about the rights of the innocent human cells killed in this process? Have these scientists no moral fiber whatsoever?
In Soviet Russia, China launches rocket!
/sorry
According to this article at Popular Science cloned beef may be coming soon
That sounds like the plot of a b-horror-porn movie starring a resurrected John Holmes.
More and more security researchs come to the conclusion that personal firewalls are ineffective in controlling outbound traffic.
The article's about personal software firewalls, not personal hardware firewalls. Furthermore, the fact that personal software firewalls are useless and buggy is not really a new discovery.
Scientists at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth have built a More details and a video at robotic arm to perform this task, using an engine from a concrete mixer, and a gearbox from a Citroen along with several computers.
How's that cure for cancer coming, guys? Cause it sounds to me like you've already found it, if you're focusing on this kind of stuff.
Stanford's Folding@Home project is reporting that Sony debuted a Folding@Home client for the PlayStation 3 today in Germany. Researchers hope to use the power of the PS3's Cell processor to greatly expand the number of FLOPS of which their network is capable.
Gee, that's much better (and completely different) than when Saddam was supposedly using playstation 2's to test nuclear weapons. This isn't a planted story by Sony *at all*.
This isn't anything new. According to the RIAA, you can download music without even owning a computer.
Cutting the current causes the muscle to return to its original state.
Depending on what you're watching, that's a lot like regular TV.
Businesses accused of aiding the Bush administration in wiretapping could also be in for a legal bruising, say civil liberties groups that have sued telecom providers AT&T, Verizon, and BellSouth for allegedly helping the NSA.
Yeah, but when has the "I was just following orders" defense ever worked, really?
Teachers in sports, music, and other fields tend to believe that talent matters and that they know it when they see it. In fact, they appear to be confusing ability with precocity.
Except that at a young age, are not tremendous ability and precocity the same thing?
Sorry, but this buzzword's taken.
mash up. v. To take elements of two or more pre-existing pieces of music and combine them to make a new song. n. A song comprised of elements of two or more pre-existing pieces of music.
2. I'm in the middle of mashing-up songs by Tom Jones and Michael Jackson. (verb usage)
"Rocket Pirates." The submission process is completely open via Warren's gmail account and invites anything as long as it isn't too terribly formal. While Rocket Pirates doesn't pay authors for submissions
hmmm.... I think I've seen this business model somewhere before...
* Opinder Bawa has one filing for having sold 15,000 shares, and another for 8,000 shares. He would appear to have sold all the shares he possesses (but he still has a lot of options).
* Robert Bench has three filings: 7000 shares, 5000 shares, and 4100 shares.
* Jeff Hunsaker sold 5000 shares at the beginning of June.
* Darl McBride sold 7000 shares just after the suit was filed.
That's millions of dollars in stock sales. Given that the stock price skyrocketed when they announced the lawsuit, and the executive stock dumping began shortly thereafter, what do you make of this situation?
TechNewsWorld reports that three and a half years after SCO saw its stock price increase tenfold to US$20.50 following the filing of its lawsuit against IBM, it closed Tuesday at US$2.28 per share, or two cents less than where it was before the lawsuit.
Where's the SEC investigation of the SCO executives? At this point, there's plenty of evidence that this entire IBM lawsuit was a pump-and-dump scheme. What's the deal?
I mean, if a police officer can't haul three twelve-year-olds to jail on spurious charges, take mugshots, and record DNA samples, how are we ever going to win the war on terror?
Once applied to a wounded limb, the cuff would automatically detect and then seal damaged blood vessels or arteries, by focusing beams of ultrasonic waves at the wound to clot it, in a process known as high-intensity focused ultrasound, or HIFU.
in other news, the CIA has a large number of "enemy combatants" that have died unexpectedly from stroke...
Researchers from TransMolecular, Inc. have used chlorotoxin -- a component of giant yellow scorpion venom -- to target radioactive treatments for the deadly brain cancer glioma.
Just so long as they remember, "With great power comes great responsibility."
As far as what they actually are doing, well, it's theft, plain and simple.
No, because infringement of intellectual property is a civil offence, while theft is a criminal offence. If you don't understand the distinction, you're obviously not qualified to be making any commentary on this subject.
The attitude should surely be, "if you ain't got nothing to hide..." ; it's what they are increasingly coming to expect from the rest of us.
If I don't have anything to hide, why do they need to watch me?