Amazon got into the MP3 game, and ALL their tracks were DRM-free and available via a one-click download directly from my browser.
Almost as if the one click method were an obvious method that everyone should be allowed to use...
Considering "Giant-killer" is a heroic title from ancient history, it might be a while. Sure, we're 10-20cm taller than folks from previous eras, but we seem pretty stable for now.
Angels released the waters from above and from the deep when God's bow, which used to serve as a reminder that He wouldn't flood the Earth again, was captured by misguided scientists.
"We didn't think we were doing anything wrong; I mean, the rainbow looked neat. It's not like we had any arrows big enough to shoot from it."
"How were we to know we'd be the ones to make 'Waterworld' a reality?"
Thankfully, God quickly scolded the Angels in question and reset His bow in the heavens. The scientists were sternly warned not to capture His bow again, but were given clues into human cloning and the nature of dust and ribs.
I think "break up the water molecules" might mean "reduce the surface tension", in which case, they'd be doing have of what detergent does (allows the water to seep deep into the clothes and move dirt around). If they also bound to the dirt, helping to pull it away from clothes, then you'd have something.
You just made me realize that there's also reverse quackery in the world: "Condoms and AIDS drugs cause AIDS, not HIV!!!11!!1! It's American poison!!!one!1!"
The weather sites and Stock site preferences could easily be set in your phone's preferences, or your phone could request a "local weather" forecast by sending the local zipcode (perhaps gleaned from the Cell-towers). There is no reason why they would need to know "User XYZ is in denver, and wants to know what the weather looks like" or "User ABC is in Hawaii, and wants to know his current stocks".
1. Make Law requiring people hand over encryption keys.
2. Make Law requiring all laptops with personal data be encrypted.
3. Decrypt laptops.
4. ?
5. Send them to Prison!
What protects the boxes on your network from each other? Physical security and belief in the goodness of your users can't handle everything on the internal side.
USA, Russia, China pressure the UN to force OPEC to give up their control of Oil to a wider international body.
Russia, Canada, Iceland, Finland, Sweden, Norway pressure the UN to force equatorial countries to give up their control of warm winters.
China, and other heavily industrial countries pressure the UN to force the pacific ocean to give up control of clean air.
I don't know what the documentation looked like when you were evaluating, but the linux section of http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/ looks like it has a man page for a linux executable, and doesn't mention MS Windows.
Employee X who has access to warden data won't have access to account data, esp. credit cards. If employee X finds a way to get CC info from warden data, including the person's name, etc. then employee X can make a lot of money selling flash drives to organized crime.
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A coworker recently ranted about Cheney, and how he [Cheney allegedly] got a covert operative murdered. It took me a while to realize he was talking about Valerie Plame. Luckily, he's a reasonable guy and just had been fed the wrong facts, like for instance: Valerie's alive and well, and was never a covert operative. He calmed down a little once he knew, but it shows that he didn't bother to listen to both sides' talking heads to get a clear view.
These were all on CDROM recently. I know because I saw a stack of boxes at "Half Price Books" for $5 each. And you owned them for that $5, and could read them whenever you liked throughout the year, without having to pay $120.
All the US needs to do to stop the resistance is to stop pushing. But the powers that be in the US can't countenance such an idea
I'm going to give a pat answer here, but pretend it's new: Nine Eleven.
Yeah, ha ha, that's the joke the bushies always say. But to them, it's proof that [(not pushing) does not equal (no AQ "resistance")], and on that note, I concur. Osama wasn't getting the headlines he used to get, and was probably hoping for another asprin factory debacle.
Known: Women hover over toilets
Hypothesis: Men could use this special hovering power by riding women over a line of toilets...
Testable? No, at least not by slashdotters.
Stop pissing all over someone's attempt to piss on someone else's attempt to build somethimg, and go piss on someone's attempt to build something yourself.
Damned armchair pissers.
hrumph.
I know Corey Shields (of the ubiquitous Splunk ads here on/.), and it was a little jarring to see someone I knew (who's not famous) in an ad. Of course, there was the "hey, did you see corey in the splunk ad?" craze amongst his former coworkers, but I don't know how I'd react if my "friends" on facebook started hawking warez at me.
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Almost as if the one click method were an obvious method that everyone should be allowed to use...
Tell Broadcom that they need to provide specs for their hardware or even binary linux drivers. Or, spend $40 and buy an Intel 3945.
Even better, it's a fossil. So, it might not even be the real size of the claw (it's not the original material).
Considering "Giant-killer" is a heroic title from ancient history, it might be a while. Sure, we're 10-20cm taller than folks from previous eras, but we seem pretty stable for now.
And why not hog amongst swine? Speciest creature.
Heh... I love the irony in your request; If they show you the trapped Rainbow, it's obviously not trapped.
Angels released the waters from above and from the deep when God's bow, which used to serve as a reminder that He wouldn't flood the Earth again, was captured by misguided scientists.
"We didn't think we were doing anything wrong; I mean, the rainbow looked neat. It's not like we had any arrows big enough to shoot from it."
"How were we to know we'd be the ones to make 'Waterworld' a reality?"
Thankfully, God quickly scolded the Angels in question and reset His bow in the heavens. The scientists were sternly warned not to capture His bow again, but were given clues into human cloning and the nature of dust and ribs.
I think "break up the water molecules" might mean "reduce the surface tension", in which case, they'd be doing have of what detergent does (allows the water to seep deep into the clothes and move dirt around). If they also bound to the dirt, helping to pull it away from clothes, then you'd have something.
You just made me realize that there's also reverse quackery in the world: "Condoms and AIDS drugs cause AIDS, not HIV!!!11!!1! It's American poison!!!one!1!"
Are you accusing Apple of colluding with others to topple the stock market?
The weather sites and Stock site preferences could easily be set in your phone's preferences, or your phone could request a "local weather" forecast by sending the local zipcode (perhaps gleaned from the Cell-towers). There is no reason why they would need to know "User XYZ is in denver, and wants to know what the weather looks like" or "User ABC is in Hawaii, and wants to know his current stocks".
1. Make Law requiring people hand over encryption keys.
2. Make Law requiring all laptops with personal data be encrypted.
3. Decrypt laptops.
4. ?
5. Send them to Prison!
I for one welcome the Cockroach's robotic overlords.
Can you think of an easier way to get all the roaches into a Roach Motel?
What protects the boxes on your network from each other? Physical security and belief in the goodness of your users can't handle everything on the internal side.
USA, Russia, China pressure the UN to force OPEC to give up their control of Oil to a wider international body.
Russia, Canada, Iceland, Finland, Sweden, Norway pressure the UN to force equatorial countries to give up their control of warm winters.
China, and other heavily industrial countries pressure the UN to force the pacific ocean to give up control of clean air.
I don't know what the documentation looked like when you were evaluating, but the linux section of http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/ looks like it has a man page for a linux executable, and doesn't mention MS Windows.
Employee X who has access to warden data won't have access to account data, esp. credit cards. If employee X finds a way to get CC info from warden data, including the person's name, etc. then employee X can make a lot of money selling flash drives to organized crime.
You need an air-hockey table.
A coworker recently ranted about Cheney, and how he [Cheney allegedly] got a covert operative murdered. It took me a while to realize he was talking about Valerie Plame. Luckily, he's a reasonable guy and just had been fed the wrong facts, like for instance: Valerie's alive and well, and was never a covert operative. He calmed down a little once he knew, but it shows that he didn't bother to listen to both sides' talking heads to get a clear view.
These were all on CDROM recently. I know because I saw a stack of boxes at "Half Price Books" for $5 each. And you owned them for that $5, and could read them whenever you liked throughout the year, without having to pay $120.
I'm going to give a pat answer here, but pretend it's new: Nine Eleven.
Yeah, ha ha, that's the joke the bushies always say. But to them, it's proof that [(not pushing) does not equal (no AQ "resistance")], and on that note, I concur. Osama wasn't getting the headlines he used to get, and was probably hoping for another asprin factory debacle.
Known: Women hover over toilets
Hypothesis: Men could use this special hovering power by riding women over a line of toilets...
Testable? No, at least not by slashdotters.
But all licenses attributed to Facebook regarding use of that data are nullified. They're only allowed to "archive" it when you remove your account.
Stop pissing all over someone's attempt to piss on someone else's attempt to build somethimg, and go piss on someone's attempt to build something yourself.
Damned armchair pissers.
hrumph.
I know Corey Shields (of the ubiquitous Splunk ads here on /.), and it was a little jarring to see someone I knew (who's not famous) in an ad. Of course, there was the "hey, did you see corey in the splunk ad?" craze amongst his former coworkers, but I don't know how I'd react if my "friends" on facebook started hawking warez at me.