No it didn't. Read the article again. The cartridge expires 4 1/2 years from the date of manuafacture OR 30 months after it's been installed in a printer, whichever comes first.
If you you're refering to the "modded the office shredder" link, the url is incorrect. It's pretty hard to/. a server that doesn't exist. Remove the "www." bit.
I think the biggest deal is the fact that teh rings are facing towards us more than they usually do. I was able to see the rings last night with a simple little telescope (not sure what the magnification was). It was pretty darn cool.
The government knows that you have voted (it is required) once. (see above: ID-reg)
They know you voted because you showed them your ID and they probably checked off your name on a list. The card is then probably just pulled randomly out of a box and given to the voter. Perhaps the parent poster would like to clarify?
The "powerless employees working for minimum wage" are getting paid to restock these items. Any manager that's worth a damn will become concerned when many of their employees are having to spend time restocking attempted purchases, thus lowering the profitablity of the store.
You better make sure you're not powering the grid unbeknownst to the power company. Linemen really hate getting zapped when they think the line is dead.
I was under the impression the FCC wanted to mandate a switch to digital TV just for the heck of it. As I just learned from this page (among others), replacing analog broadcast TV with digital broadcast TV will free up a lot of spectrum. (Analog uses 54 to 806 MHz, not sure what digital would use)
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No it didn't. Read the article again. The cartridge expires 4 1/2 years from the date of manuafacture OR 30 months after it's been installed in a printer, whichever comes first.
The sendmail/openssl security update you refer to was also released for 10.1.
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One of the links from a previous /. story pointed out that the Columbia was in a lower orbit than the ISS and did not have enough fuel to reach it.
Actually, she's not going to fix it since it would cost too much.
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Katz? Is that you?
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If you you're refering to the "modded the office shredder" link, the url is incorrect. It's pretty hard to /. a server that doesn't exist. Remove the "www." bit.
http://ugweb.cs.ualberta.ca/~uacs/events/shredder. html
I think the biggest deal is the fact that teh rings are facing towards us more than they usually do. I was able to see the rings last night with a simple little telescope (not sure what the magnification was). It was pretty darn cool.
http://www.kaleidoscopesusa.com
They're a bit pricey.
Gooble cache from today.
Mozilla/Netscape 7 has form management features built-in, but most people don't know about it because it's stupidly buried under the Tools menu.
It's under "Preferences -> Privacy & Security -> Forms" as well as the "Tools -> Form Manager" menu in Mozilla 1.2.1 on both Win2k and OS X.
I've been using PopTray (a POP3 email checker for Windows). You have the option of defining "rules" which allow you to delete emails server-side.
It's not a "smart filter" but it works fine for me.
Visit the Alaska Community Database for more info on Manokotak (including a better location map).
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Or the mall is 4 hours away...
According to a Rowling quote on this page, book 5 "probably won't be as long as book four."
The government knows that you have voted (it is required) once. (see above: ID-reg)
They know you voted because you showed them your ID and they probably checked off your name on a list. The card is then probably just pulled randomly out of a box and given to the voter. Perhaps the parent poster would like to clarify?
China seems to be black-listing just about every damn site on the net. Wouldn't it be easier to just white-list [the equivalent of] china.gov?
You think they're not tracking those serial numbers? I guess you could just stick to coins...
The "powerless employees working for minimum wage" are getting paid to restock these items. Any manager that's worth a damn will become concerned when many of their employees are having to spend time restocking attempted purchases, thus lowering the profitablity of the store.
You better make sure you're not powering the grid unbeknownst to the power company. Linemen really hate getting zapped when they think the line is dead.
...as under US law, you'd only be liable for up to $50 of the purchases...
Many cards now have $0 liability (such as my Citibank card). Anyone with the standard $50 liability may want to consider getting a new credit card.
Don't get your panties in a knot...
I was under the impression the FCC wanted to mandate a switch to digital TV just for the heck of it. As I just learned from this page (among others), replacing analog broadcast TV with digital broadcast TV will free up a lot of spectrum. (Analog uses 54 to 806 MHz, not sure what digital would use)
You're skirting the issue. Yes, the FCC would have to approve digital TVs. But they don't have to force them upon the public.