Most USIANS pay $.10 per message, incoming or outgoing. There, fixed that for you. It's quite unheard of here in Germany. Fixed the fix, since in most countries in America, it's also unheard of.
Once they make a native version for GNU/Linux, I'll probably get a copy. Meanwhile, the Gimp is more than enought for me. That their software is good doesn't mean i have to bear (or pay for) crappy OS...
Really, who does that this days? if this is suppose to work for any person on any camera they would have to register the iris every time a photo is taken. If it's registered before taking photos, then anybody using your camera can take photos that can be traced back to you, not them.
What's funny is not everybody can access the standards. ISO sells most of the standards documentation. Around 100$ for a pdf of something that should be open for everyone? come on!
Yes! that's the point. A robot is just like a brick. But people sees them as similar humans. I bet that law would only affect human or animal looking robots and not those that look like a vacuum cleaner:S
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No, but people who got the torrent (and if the band is actually good) might want to go to their concerts... and you know... pay for that.
Yeah, it has ctrl+alt+del mixed in one key so you become more efficient!
As a non-native English speaker, I always have a problem understanding the use of "a number of" i.e:
Does "a number of" means a large number or a small number, or is it just a meaningless quantity?
Schadenfreude?
Just like paying for a hosting to place any other opensource cms...
First they ignore us,
Then they laught at us,
Then they send us cake,
Then we win!
Of course, you have a separate account for all that!
Here's a 1.5 Gigapixel mega photo of Machu Picchu
Did they run out of numbers after the 0.999 version?
Uhmm but girlfriend comes with no man. Is that good or bad?
Once they make a native version for GNU/Linux, I'll probably get a copy. Meanwhile, the Gimp is more than enought for me. That their software is good doesn't mean i have to bear (or pay for) crappy OS...
Yes Mr. 909743 you are right!
We should eliminate lastnames as well since they can relate people to other people. That's very risky in terms of privacy.
They should make a movie about it!
Photographers don't hold the camera. They use a tripod and a shooter control to avoid moving the camera during the shot.
Really, who does that this days? if this is suppose to work for any person on any camera they would have to register the iris every time a photo is taken. If it's registered before taking photos, then anybody using your camera can take photos that can be traced back to you, not them.
What's funny is not everybody can access the standards. ISO sells most of the standards documentation. Around 100$ for a pdf of something that should be open for everyone? come on!
So grinding works?
While multiplayer is fun to play, at least for me, it get's old in a few days. Those games are lacking story modes.
So is Opera gonna be happy if MS puts Firefox in new Windows machines?
That's the thing with big companies, once they get big they forget how they did it.
Just make bigger tubes!
I have a sony reader and love it.
It's the size of a pocket book and the battery lasts for thousands of page flips.
...as similar to humans...
Yes! that's the point. A robot is just like a brick. But people sees them as similar humans. I bet that law would only affect human or animal looking robots and not those that look like a vacuum cleaner :S