Every time someone posts the Konami code, you can tell whether they played alone or with a friend. Those with a buddy have SELECT in their head before START...
Real names (at least tied to facebook) would greatly increase their initial efforts...
I can obviously speak only for myself (but can safely assume on behalf of others) that if anyone tries to tie anything about me to Facebook, I'm out. That goes for the internet as a whole for me. Require FB, I'm gone. I am not alone.
I don't mind considering the idea of establishing a real-name type situation for some aspects of the internet (my bank knows who the hell I am), but Facebook should definitely become the "ID card" of the internet. People smarter than me can explain better why this is so, so wrong.
Logging into sites with facebook credentials is all over the place already and as soon as I see it... bye!
Wouldn't this same logic apply to the thousands of roadside bulletin boards (advertisements) along New Jersey roadways? Some of which are getting extremely out of hand and distracting with full color animated displays...
I implore you to point to the federal law that makes this universal in the USA.
There may be no single US CFR one could point to on the matter, but remember that some employee/employer relationships are governed by state laws, rules, and regulations. and also possibly under a collective bargaining agreement or other types of contractual stipulations (some which are covered by a multitude of federal laws).
Here's a toilet read on California's thoughts on vacation pay... tl;dr - if you've followed your employer's vacation policy, they owe you.
Under California law, unless otherwise stipulated by a collective bargaining agreement, whenever the employment relationship ends, for any reason whatsoever, and the employee has not used all of his or her earned and accrued vacation, the employer must pay the employee at his or her final rate of pay for all of his or her earned and accrued and unused vacation days. Labor Code Section 227.3. Because paid vacation benefits are considered wages, such pay must be included in the employee's final paycheck.
You're also the guy who understands the difference between "could care less" and "couldn't care less" and more importantly, which one is correct when indicating an absolute lack of giving any amount of shit whatsoever.
HIPAA doesn't apply in "times of disaster.
HIPAA doesn't apply to the Red Cross or the Salvation Army... ARES or RACES.
"It is unnecessary to obtain a patient's permission to share the information if doing so would interfere with the organization's ability to respond to the emergency."
http://www.lahimss.org/meetings/HIPAA_in_an_ER_event.pdf
There is zero need to encrypt on ham, period, except to fulfill the fantasies of some whacker ham in an orange vest.
Every one of these hams screm HIPAA when HIPAA doesn't apply to them... They almost always spell it wrong, too (HIPPA).
OBJECTION: how is it possible that there more than 1 billion dumbasses in the world? Sorry, it IS possible.
This same set of fuckwits are also the ones complaining about the NSA shit. Now, the NSA by many accounts is up to some fucked up stuff, but for one to complain about being spied on while at the same time posting every boring detail of their life on facebook is the true mark of a mouth breather.
According to the update this morning on CNN, there were no unexploded devices located.
Authorities including bomb experts searched an apartment in Revere, Massachusetts, and removed items, after two deadly bombs struck the Boston Marathon. But officials cautioned that there are currently no clear suspects -- and the motive remains unknown.
Officials also announced a twist in the probe: Suspicious packages that were detonated out of precaution were not explosive devices after all.
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Every time someone posts the Konami code, you can tell whether they played alone or with a friend. Those with a buddy have SELECT in their head before START...
* not become...
I can obviously speak only for myself (but can safely assume on behalf of others) that if anyone tries to tie anything about me to Facebook, I'm out. That goes for the internet as a whole for me. Require FB, I'm gone. I am not alone.
I don't mind considering the idea of establishing a real-name type situation for some aspects of the internet (my bank knows who the hell I am), but Facebook should definitely become the "ID card" of the internet. People smarter than me can explain better why this is so, so wrong.
Logging into sites with facebook credentials is all over the place already and as soon as I see it... bye!
I love that my watch can tell me that it's sunny outside! Yay for technology!
Wouldn't this same logic apply to the thousands of roadside bulletin boards (advertisements) along New Jersey roadways? Some of which are getting extremely out of hand and distracting with full color animated displays...
Then cut the figure in half to correct for market insanity.
Ballmer is the -$10b man. Still one hell of a legacy, no?
Doesn't it become news when images of the event are set to some epic, apocalyptic sounding musical score as heard in the youtube link?
There may be no single US CFR one could point to on the matter, but remember that some employee/employer relationships are governed by state laws, rules, and regulations. and also possibly under a collective bargaining agreement or other types of contractual stipulations (some which are covered by a multitude of federal laws).
Here's a toilet read on California's thoughts on vacation pay... tl;dr - if you've followed your employer's vacation policy, they owe you.
http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/faq_vacation.htm
There are remedies for employees whose employer fails to meet these obligations.
I knew I liked you, DickBreath.
You're also the guy who understands the difference between "could care less" and "couldn't care less" and more importantly, which one is correct when indicating an absolute lack of giving any amount of shit whatsoever.
Have a nice day!
Well...
You conveniently ignored the rest of the GP's comment. A BT keyboard and typing a letter... great, but what about the rest of it?
Your joke is bad, and you should feel bad.
HIPAA doesn't apply in "times of disaster. HIPAA doesn't apply to the Red Cross or the Salvation Army... ARES or RACES. "It is unnecessary to obtain a patient's permission to share the information if doing so would interfere with the organization's ability to respond to the emergency." http://www.lahimss.org/meetings/HIPAA_in_an_ER_event.pdf There is zero need to encrypt on ham, period, except to fulfill the fantasies of some whacker ham in an orange vest. Every one of these hams screm HIPAA when HIPAA doesn't apply to them... They almost always spell it wrong, too (HIPPA).
This same set of fuckwits are also the ones complaining about the NSA shit. Now, the NSA by many accounts is up to some fucked up stuff, but for one to complain about being spied on while at the same time posting every boring detail of their life on facebook is the true mark of a mouth breather.
It won't be too much longer now before there is no one left who gets this joke.
Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.
You left out one option: Windows 7.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/04/15/us/boston-marathon-investigation/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
I stopped reading after "THIS."
It's juvenile. Please stop.
Neither was the rest of that fairytale.
This whole line is the new "Oh, I don't even OWN a television... let alone watch one!"
Although I don't know how new it is. This sort of smug-troll thing is always annoying.
Captain Obvious just called... He wants his joke back. :/
For God's sake.
You've got it right. Typically, "may" is used.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miranda_warning#Typical_usage
TV has been screwing it up for ages.