"DHS takes documents supplied by the builder and creates a government form that includes basic information about the boat, including the price.
The primary form, prepared by the government, had an error. The price was copied from the invoice, but DHS changed the currency from Canadian to U.S. dollars."
Technically, it doesn't mention her, but she was the agent dealing with him, hence it makes sense that she's doing the paperwork.
The larvae's parents have nothing to do with the larval use of alcohol. And the larval use of alcohol is accidental. The fruit fly larvae happen to have a tolerance for the alcohol and the wasp larva don't. They weren't seeking out alcohol. Summary is drivel, and if the quote came from TFA, it's drivel too.
I thought customs made the mistake in monetary value. She compounded it by refusing to fix her error immediately. If she waits long enough to fix her error, does the detained boat become "abandoned property" subject to public auction?
Obviously, without the paperwork, she can't clear the boat. So that means lock it back up until the correct paperwork is redone... And you go to the bottom of the queue for wasting her time.
Except she filled out the form with the wrong information. She wasted her own time and he doesn't deserve to go to the bottom of the queue for that.
You're seeing the result of/.'s broken conversation tree code. GP was responding to someone who was advocating installing malware to snag credit card info on the leecher's computer.
I don't know about specific laws, but it seems like they're verging on classic super-villainy. "Our Terminator Seed pollen is spreading the recessive trait into the normal crops. Soon there will be a 40% reduction in available supply! Mass starvation and excessively high food prices. Muhuhahaha!"
If Al Gore, Leo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, et. al. are going to be held up as paragons of truth...
Denialists are the only ones who say that. The rest of us think that actual scientists who have no conflicts of interest and who have actual evidence are the ones to believe.
So Joe Sixpack and Betty Sue PETAmember think that scientists are the ones to believe instead of Al Gore, Leo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, et. al.? Somehow, I think your idea of "rest of us" is limited to nerds-only.
Which is more profitable, keeping bees and only selling the honey they make, or keeping bees, cutting the honey with corn syrup, and selling double the product?
Science pages, education, 3d city maps, 3d building interior maps for architects or real estate agencies... Plenty more. Now that 3d object creation from multiple pictures is getting closer to usable, people won't need to program to handle it either.
Didn't VRML already proof that noone needs content that is hard to create and carries no additional information?
No, VRML proved that no one wanted to install a plugin to see objects/environments that they can rotate/explore on the one website that they saw with VRML elements. I've seen people impressed with webgl when it "just works" in firefox and chrome, but they wouldn't have bothered to find a VRML plugin (if one is even compatible anymore).
My friend, you just suggested a shotgun trap, which is illegal. Like premeditated-homicide illegal. Sure, the criminals were breaking into the store, but the difference between a trap pulling the trigger and a human is all it takes for the store owner to go to jail.
Upon 10 failed attempts on a given account, drop them to a fake shell prompt and log them. Put the longest or most entertaining logs up on a public web page for mockery.
Also known as "how to increase CPU and bandwidth usage on my server tenfold". It's like answering positively to a telemarketing call just to waste their time. It might seem like fun, but your number goes on a suckers list.
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"DHS takes documents supplied by the builder and creates a government form that includes basic information about the boat, including the price.
The primary form, prepared by the government, had an error. The price was copied from the invoice, but DHS changed the currency from Canadian to U.S. dollars."
Technically, it doesn't mention her, but she was the agent dealing with him, hence it makes sense that she's doing the paperwork.
The larvae's parents have nothing to do with the larval use of alcohol. And the larval use of alcohol is accidental. The fruit fly larvae happen to have a tolerance for the alcohol and the wasp larva don't. They weren't seeking out alcohol. Summary is drivel, and if the quote came from TFA, it's drivel too.
Just 3 years ago ROI was around 15-20 years in my area (PA)
But AU gets eight more hours of daily sun than PA. Check today's forecast and you'll see it's true!
The mistake in monetary value costs him.
I thought customs made the mistake in monetary value. She compounded it by refusing to fix her error immediately. If she waits long enough to fix her error, does the detained boat become "abandoned property" subject to public auction?
Obviously, without the paperwork, she can't clear the boat. So that means lock it back up until the correct paperwork is redone... And you go to the bottom of the queue for wasting her time.
Except she filled out the form with the wrong information. She wasted her own time and he doesn't deserve to go to the bottom of the queue for that.
He/she is off his/her meds.
I'm guessing the paranoia meds conflicted with the transgender meds.
You're seeing the result of /.'s broken conversation tree code. GP was responding to someone who was advocating installing malware to snag credit card info on the leecher's computer.
If you've paid for a device in full, you're not under contract.
A device that you've fully paid for doesn't make/receive phone calls without a contract.
It's a petition, not a vote.
Talk to your congress critters.
I don't know about specific laws, but it seems like they're verging on classic super-villainy. "Our Terminator Seed pollen is spreading the recessive trait into the normal crops. Soon there will be a 40% reduction in available supply! Mass starvation and excessively high food prices. Muhuhahaha!"
Make games so good that people want to keep them and the resale market is less of a threat.
I voted for the one who was arrested for insisting a national presidential debate should have all the national presidential candidates present.
Out of curiosity, who was arrested for that?
If Al Gore, Leo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, et. al. are going to be held up as paragons of truth...
Denialists are the only ones who say that. The rest of us think that actual scientists who have no conflicts of interest and who have actual evidence are the ones to believe.
So Joe Sixpack and Betty Sue PETAmember think that scientists are the ones to believe instead of Al Gore, Leo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, et. al.? Somehow, I think your idea of "rest of us" is limited to nerds-only.
Which is more profitable, keeping bees and only selling the honey they make, or keeping bees, cutting the honey with corn syrup, and selling double the product?
Science pages, education, 3d city maps, 3d building interior maps for architects or real estate agencies... Plenty more. Now that 3d object creation from multiple pictures is getting closer to usable, people won't need to program to handle it either.
The Internet is all text: gopher, FTP, etc. why would anyone want link able hypertext? Or images?
Webgl is not stereoscopic "movie 3d". It's like OpenGL, allowing 3d rotatable objects displayed in 2d.
You know what stereoscopic "3d" is, but not webgl? Hint: this isn't about stereoscopic views; everything is presented in 2d.
Didn't VRML already proof that noone needs content that is hard to create and carries no additional information?
No, VRML proved that no one wanted to install a plugin to see objects /environments that they can rotate/explore on the one website that they saw with VRML elements. I've seen people impressed with webgl when it "just works" in firefox and chrome, but they wouldn't have bothered to find a VRML plugin (if one is even compatible anymore).
If you had even read the summary, you'd know this is about 3d graphics a la OpenGL, not stereoscopic "3d" a la 3d movies.
Article isn't about stereoscopy, it's about OpenGL style 3D (hence webgl).
My friend, you just suggested a shotgun trap, which is illegal. Like premeditated-homicide illegal. Sure, the criminals were breaking into the store, but the difference between a trap pulling the trigger and a human is all it takes for the store owner to go to jail.
We'll market the hell out of it then. Think of it: an army of nerds all telling their friends and coworkers to use your program.
Upon 10 failed attempts on a given account, drop them to a fake shell prompt and log them. Put the longest or most entertaining logs up on a public web page for mockery.
Also known as "how to increase CPU and bandwidth usage on my server tenfold". It's like answering positively to a telemarketing call just to waste their time. It might seem like fun, but your number goes on a suckers list.