I'm willing to be damaging a companies reputation with an illegal recording is going to get you into trouble, but I've always taken "this call may be recorded for quality assurance purposes" to mean I am allowed to record, to assure quality service.
The correct thing to do would be to test reaction times, because there's going to be people of all eye colors that can do it, and others of all eye colors that can't.
I read that a single bomb is more likely to take out a strategic target in modern times than the entire payload of an entire fleet of WW2 bombers was in the 40's.
Yes, the same brand disposables are at different angles of handle, which is exactly what I said the difference was.
The only time I've bought lady razors was when traveling and buying disposables, and it was absolutely noticeable the difference between the equivalent male and female versions.
From what I can tell it's not the norm, I don't know about rare though (as I just don't know).
Even exposing only one eye to light makes both change size in my experience.
It'll be interesting if cloud e-mail makes things more private in the end.
I'm curious how this could decrease revenue though, because automated scanning is is where the adds come from, and your key would only be as long as effective as a pass-phrase (I assume cloud stored password protected key, with local javascript to unlock the key, and something stored on the local computer to cache the key so the pass-phrase doesn't need to be used constant).
Female razors have the handle at a different angle (one more comfortable for legs and crotches vs faces).
I learned this when I thought they were the same and god lady ones on sale, definitely not as easy to use on a face as a man's razor.
OK, that makes sense, though during busy times, I have over 500ms ping, and under 20kbps downstream, there is no youtube to be had most of the time, I'm not convinced they had much more than a T-1 over the 150 rooms or so.
I've found that MANY hotels (as of two years ago anyway) seem to only have a t-1 line (symmetrical 1.x mbps at 4am being my best speed tests).
I've found this matches my experience flying too.
Southwest charges very little, and it's not even worth it. But us air charges 2-3x as much and is a decent value ($4/hour about on a cross country flight).
Many applications do it on osx though, it's the way things tend to be.
Cs6 for example. On the flip side, osx upgrades are quicker and cheaper.
No, that's a different term.
And your assumption that civilization comes from allowing basest nature to happen is I think pretty much the opposite of what civilization means.
Especially since the bloatware question could be answered with iPhones...
If it is, you should know, because that can be dangerous when attached to normal wiring stuff (it oxidizes with standard equipment), and just in general (it oxidizes in general too).
I can't bend my copper wiring, but I can definitely work with it if I leave it be. Also, maybe some wires were strands like a lamp wire, I don't know, the copper anywhere I've lived has been a single thick wire, but I could see how if it was like lamp wire it could crumble with age.
Gee, Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore.
