If I was paying 7250$ for speaker cables, not only my guest will have a tour of my audio system, but they would also have to tell how great it sounds if they ever want to come again!
The RIAA already had anti-pirating laws voted, so why would he have to testify that pirating is bad? Probable answer: because thet cannot prove the guilt of the defendant so they tried to move the trial away from the determination of the truth.
I'm ready to pay that price to make sure there is no jarjar or ewok-like caracter in the film, and if needed, the double to make sure Lucas is no longer involved in any artistic part of the production.
Do you mean the ones where you can get free adult content or the ones that only provide 3 lines of semi-interesting information and split it over 12 pages with so many ads that each page needs 2 min to load on my 10Mb/s connexion (and did I mentioneed that some of these ads usually overlap the content for which I came in in the first place). Yes, the latter kind should be banned.
Strongly encript your sensitive stuff, keep the key far from your computer, and depending of the size, name it after a few popular songs or prOnstars and let it live on the mule, then recover it only as needed. "Hey, it's not my data, just a fake download". Bonus point, you can recover it anytime and anywhere.
Do you mean the same Spartans who conquired and enslaved about 1/4th of what is now modern Greece? There is a good reason most of them were warriors, and it was not democracy, but fear of riots from their workers. Expanding their borders and constantly fight against Athenians were important goals too, but they came far behind.
Yes an employer has a limited amount of money with which to compensate employees, but not a fixed one. Constantly overwork and underpay your employees and all the good one will leave, and the ones who couldn't might have an unlimited will to hurt you, so the amount of money you have might go down to 0 very fast if one of those has an oportunity.
It's always a question of balance. Of course, it would be silly to pay coders like fortune 500 CEO, but remember that 2 good and motivated coders will be cheaper and far more efficient than 5 cheap, tired and bitter ones. In the end, you cannot get more than what you are paying for, but there's no guaranty you will get anything if you are a moron.
Just remember that to prevent the 7/7 bombing, they would have to focus on mundane looking people using the public transportation during rush hour. Now tell me how you can do that exactly.
Yes indeed. 1- Not every plane accident has a 100% death toll, just consider the case of very rough landing. 2- Even if the plane goes fireball and burns everyone inside, you might consider not adding hundred of other people on the ground to the list of the victims.
As a matter of fact, I did a long time ago, but I was just pointing out that spending a lot of time on the web is not on average a clear sign of education, morale, cleverness or intelligence.
-As someone already posted, a law IS an observation (law of gravitation: objects attracts each other depending on their relative mass and their distance. theory of gravitation: something about gravitons, or something else, no one is really sure what it really is). -Moore's law is just a particular case of learning law (any industry tend to regulary improve its production technique as long as the improvement has a positive ROI to justify investing money, wether the result is cheaper or better products is a choice left to marketing, not science).
Moreover, you'll have to make sure you have one of those new cable. Getting rid of the power cable is good, but it is something we already have on some USB2.0 external HDD.
Although I totally agree, computer or braoder high tech history shows that "systemically efficient" designs usually have a hard time competing against cheaper "almost OK" ones. Plus, if it has backward compatibility with today's standard, it's already the assured next standard even if they only increase maximal speed.
I had a teacher who put a box outside the classroom with a sign that basically said "Put tamagoshi or gameboy here during the class, any tamagoshi or gameboy found inside the classroom will be hammered", of course, I was 7 then and no one had cellphone or PDA at that time.
Where I live, they usually ask this kind of question right after some really horrible crime has been commited in the same town. The question is always formulated in way that imply that this new level of surveillance would have prevented it. Oh, and within a week, the government propose a new law to punish that kind of crime with up to 25 years instead of 20 before.
My father works for a western european equivalent of the IRS and is responsible for a small rural office. One day, when I was a kid, some knoked at the door at 2AM, it was the police asking him to go with them check the alarm (the office was several km away from our house). He later told me that when you are half asleep and the first thing you see when opening the door is a SMG, you can't thing of anything else until your heartbeat drops back.
On the same subject, I saw a couple of years ago something on TV about a whoman who suffered from a bad Tourette syndrome who managed to train herself to give very naughty meanings to some mundane neutral words, so that way, she could curse pretty much all the time and only appear a little weird.
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but who's ever going to see your speaker cables?
If I was paying 7250$ for speaker cables, not only my guest will have a tour of my audio system, but they would also have to tell how great it sounds if they ever want to come again!
The RIAA already had anti-pirating laws voted, so why would he have to testify that pirating is bad?
Probable answer: because thet cannot prove the guilt of the defendant so they tried to move the trial away from the determination of the truth.
I'm ready to pay that price to make sure there is no jarjar or ewok-like caracter in the film, and if needed, the double to make sure Lucas is no longer involved in any artistic part of the production.
Anyway, did you ever visited a website that explicitly told you what data the kept on you?
morally corrupt web site?
Do you mean the ones where you can get free adult content or the ones that only provide 3 lines of semi-interesting information and split it over 12 pages with so many ads that each page needs 2 min to load on my 10Mb/s connexion (and did I mentioneed that some of these ads usually overlap the content for which I came in in the first place). Yes, the latter kind should be banned.
Strongly encript your sensitive stuff, keep the key far from your computer, and depending of the size, name it after a few popular songs or prOnstars and let it live on the mule, then recover it only as needed. "Hey, it's not my data, just a fake download". Bonus point, you can recover it anytime and anywhere.
No dark tshirt or jokey nickname? Come on, Gothmolly, who the hell are you tring to fool?
Do you mean the same Spartans who conquired and enslaved about 1/4th of what is now modern Greece? There is a good reason most of them were warriors, and it was not democracy, but fear of riots from their workers. Expanding their borders and constantly fight against Athenians were important goals too, but they came far behind.
Yes an employer has a limited amount of money with which to compensate employees, but not a fixed one.
Constantly overwork and underpay your employees and all the good one will leave, and the ones who couldn't might have an unlimited will to hurt you, so the amount of money you have might go down to 0 very fast if one of those has an oportunity.
It's always a question of balance. Of course, it would be silly to pay coders like fortune 500 CEO, but remember that 2 good and motivated coders will be cheaper and far more efficient than 5 cheap, tired and bitter ones.
In the end, you cannot get more than what you are paying for, but there's no guaranty you will get anything if you are a moron.
You got it wrong, they do not use Photoshop to extract a high resolution image from a crappy CCD cam, but to insert it.
Just remember that to prevent the 7/7 bombing, they would have to focus on mundane looking people using the public transportation during rush hour. Now tell me how you can do that exactly.
Yes indeed.
1- Not every plane accident has a 100% death toll, just consider the case of very rough landing.
2- Even if the plane goes fireball and burns everyone inside, you might consider not adding hundred of other people on the ground to the list of the victims.
As a matter of fact, I did a long time ago, but I was just pointing out that spending a lot of time on the web is not on average a clear sign of education, morale, cleverness or intelligence.
Remember, 1984 took place in London.
That must be why prOn is one of the most important online business, the sex without social interaction or intelectual interest has a great future.
-As someone already posted, a law IS an observation (law of gravitation: objects attracts each other depending on their relative mass and their distance. theory of gravitation: something about gravitons, or something else, no one is really sure what it really is).
-Moore's law is just a particular case of learning law (any industry tend to regulary improve its production technique as long as the improvement has a positive ROI to justify investing money, wether the result is cheaper or better products is a choice left to marketing, not science).
You mean, compared to the virgins waiting for the other ones in heaven?
Moreover, you'll have to make sure you have one of those new cable. Getting rid of the power cable is good, but it is something we already have on some USB2.0 external HDD.
Then I recommend you not to buy the USB-powered dildo.
Although I totally agree, computer or braoder high tech history shows that "systemically efficient" designs usually have a hard time competing against cheaper "almost OK" ones. Plus, if it has backward compatibility with today's standard, it's already the assured next standard even if they only increase maximal speed.
I had a teacher who put a box outside the classroom with a sign that basically said "Put tamagoshi or gameboy here during the class, any tamagoshi or gameboy found inside the classroom will be hammered", of course, I was 7 then and no one had cellphone or PDA at that time.
Over 250 posts and I didn't see any Wii joke! Hey, guys, there was so much to do...
Where I live, they usually ask this kind of question right after some really horrible crime has been commited in the same town. The question is always formulated in way that imply that this new level of surveillance would have prevented it. Oh, and within a week, the government propose a new law to punish that kind of crime with up to 25 years instead of 20 before.
My father works for a western european equivalent of the IRS and is responsible for a small rural office. One day, when I was a kid, some knoked at the door at 2AM, it was the police asking him to go with them check the alarm (the office was several km away from our house). He later told me that when you are half asleep and the first thing you see when opening the door is a SMG, you can't thing of anything else until your heartbeat drops back.
On the same subject, I saw a couple of years ago something on TV about a whoman who suffered from a bad Tourette syndrome who managed to train herself to give very naughty meanings to some mundane neutral words, so that way, she could curse pretty much all the time and only appear a little weird.