And they are correct. They are following the same cable laws that birthed the cable industry.
Are you suggesting that cable companies "bled their hosts dry" before the addition of cable channels owned by the networks and then forced into packages? These shows are available for free with ads, you know.
There's no difference functionally. The difference is legal. And now they are being crucified for attempting to comply with previous court decisions because by doing so they look "shady".
Sorry, but if you are accused of a crime, you're going to have a bad day (year?, decade?) until it's sorted out. I'm not that worried about a stop. I'm much more worried about DAs grabbing the first guy and trying to plea out a conviction without doing any work.
Akamai is one of the few companies in the US that is actually using a large allocation they were given. They're the LAST ones you should be complaining about.
We have a LaserJet 5 in the office set up. They were supposed to get our department (in IT) a printer but they never did. So I grabbed a LaserJet 5 that was sitting in a pile and fired it up. Prints great.
They ALWAYS pick 500 years. Because it was at the height of the "Little Ice Age". It's so transparent now it's completely ridiculous, but the GW crowd eats it up time and time again.
I'll keep denying until somebody can explain to me why going in and out of ice ages wasn't manmade, but now we should freak out and spend billions over 1 or 2 degrees of "manmade" "climate change" over the last hundred years (when it has been going back down for the last 15 years straight).
And that would be correct. Perhaps one of his ligers escaped and jumped on his car. He might take the "obvious" car accident excuse, but there is no guarantee that it happened.
A typical church of 700 people has an annual budget of around $2 million. Out of that, they have to pay for 5-6 pastors, office staff, janitorial staff, etc. And their bills are huge with electricity, water, printing costs, etc. Nobody's getting rich except for a very small percentage on TV.
Basically, they tried to put an unlimited iPad SIM card in a PC. They disassembled the driver to find out how it authorized them and realized that there was no security, it just went to a hidden website. They went to the website and it didn't work but then they changed their agent string in their browser to impersonate an iPad. At that point, it showed him his account information. After that, they just incremented the number up and down and realized that it showed them EVERYONE'S account information.
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And they are correct. They are following the same cable laws that birthed the cable industry.
Are you suggesting that cable companies "bled their hosts dry" before the addition of cable channels owned by the networks and then forced into packages? These shows are available for free with ads, you know.
People don't really want CDs or DVDs or OTA, they want streaming. So yes.
There's no difference functionally. The difference is legal. And now they are being crucified for attempting to comply with previous court decisions because by doing so they look "shady".
Sorry, but if you are accused of a crime, you're going to have a bad day (year?, decade?) until it's sorted out. I'm not that worried about a stop. I'm much more worried about DAs grabbing the first guy and trying to plea out a conviction without doing any work.
Akamai is one of the few companies in the US that is actually using a large allocation they were given. They're the LAST ones you should be complaining about.
That comment was random...
How many ATM heists and skimmers have their been over the past 10 years? I'd hardly say it's working WELL.
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Ha! We've been waiting decades for that and to be able to type a Unicode character.
Battery trailer rentals for long trips?!? That's genius!
And a Mercedes CLA is also $29.9k MSRP. There is no comparison.
The Mercedes CLA has a .23, and it's beautiful. You don't have to make an ugly car to get a low coefficient. They just did.
As an American... This sounds AWESOME!
I didn't think about calculators, but my daughter is still using my Casio FX-4000P in high school.
Mine looks about exactly like this (except in English):
http://mycalcdb.free.fr/galerie/Casio/casio_fx-4000P.7.jpg
I also have an HP 28S that still works great (although it has a really bad interface):
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0b/HP_28.jpg
We have a LaserJet 5 in the office set up. They were supposed to get our department (in IT) a printer but they never did. So I grabbed a LaserJet 5 that was sitting in a pile and fired it up. Prints great.
Now getting to $10 million is tough.
Nah, just put the $21,000 in bitcoin instead...
Our atrocious handling of mental health in this country has far more to do with gun violence than guns.
"That man molested my daughter." Pretty sure you could effectively end someone's life with that lie.
And if your DNA says that humans are 6000 years old, you will believe that?
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~plaisted/ce/humanity.html
They ALWAYS pick 500 years. Because it was at the height of the "Little Ice Age". It's so transparent now it's completely ridiculous, but the GW crowd eats it up time and time again.
I'll keep denying until somebody can explain to me why going in and out of ice ages wasn't manmade, but now we should freak out and spend billions over 1 or 2 degrees of "manmade" "climate change" over the last hundred years (when it has been going back down for the last 15 years straight).
Which track record is that?
Be careful putting too much faith in almighty science. They've been wrong before, you know. A lot. And people died because of it.
And that would be correct. Perhaps one of his ligers escaped and jumped on his car. He might take the "obvious" car accident excuse, but there is no guarantee that it happened.
A typical church of 700 people has an annual budget of around $2 million. Out of that, they have to pay for 5-6 pastors, office staff, janitorial staff, etc. And their bills are huge with electricity, water, printing costs, etc. Nobody's getting rich except for a very small percentage on TV.
No, you make notes from the tape and record those as being, "From your memory".
Basically, they tried to put an unlimited iPad SIM card in a PC. They disassembled the driver to find out how it authorized them and realized that there was no security, it just went to a hidden website. They went to the website and it didn't work but then they changed their agent string in their browser to impersonate an iPad. At that point, it showed him his account information. After that, they just incremented the number up and down and realized that it showed them EVERYONE'S account information.