Is it more likely they will (a) resign to slowly starve or (b) start growing and trading for food amongst each other,
It's actually illegal to produce produce in your own yard in many places, even for your own use. The law says that you must starve. Feeling free, yet?
Well, they came up with the XBox, and established online gaming as a serious thing.
Well, no, PC developers did that. And they did it pretty much completely without Microsoft's help, because DirectX was just coming into being when it had really taken off.
the "start" menu (which incidentally was another MS innovation).
Because it does not resemble the Apple menu at all, simply with more launcher functionality added in?
You have to be a member of AAA to get access to decent maps. Otherwise you're stuck with the Rest Area state maps.
AAA maps have gone downhill and many have just (in the last few months) been discontinued. All that's going to remain are overview maps. And their days are numbered as well, because paper maps just suck compared to digital in every way except availability.
There's a handful of offline GPS packages for PC, Delorme has one, Garmin used to have one but they still have two nav apps for iOS and Android that have offline map support (one exclusively, one with caching.)
Streets and Trips will still work until the roads are too different from it to be useful any more, or you can't get it to run on some version of Windows any more. But it will become steadily less useful. I've bought S&T before, and it was outdated when I got it.
So yeah, come "waste" me little guy, it will be adorable to see you try.
If you were not in fact a coward, you would have provided address information here. You are in fact a coward, which is why you did not. Cry yourself back to sleep, coward. Nobody likes you.
Someone got a car under my SSN using a check cashing card as proof of identity. They didn't even have any documents with the SSN on them, except a check cashing card.
I wonder what people would think of an occasional "postal zone dump" employing the same kind of dragnet but for communications on paper.
You don't have to wonder about this, because this is how it is now. The headers of all snailmail (the wrapper of the packet) are machine-logged. Those of us who are technically savvy always suspected this, since we found out that scanning is used for routing. Some of us, like myself, even mentioned the possibility to our postmasters and were told that they were simply throwing this data away after collecting it. But anyone who knows anything about anything knew that this was massively unlikely.
So, given that this is already happening for literally every piece of mail being sent, just like it happens to literally every piece of email which traverses a long-haul link, why do you wonder? That's how it is right now.
That would be security problem in itself. The sucuritly line at a big airport is like the perfect freaking place for a suicide bombing;
It already is that, and there's no security before you get there, yet it hasn't happened. It's almost like the airport security is some kind of joke, or scam...
>naturalnews
You're a fucking moron.
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no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause,
Right, and now define probable cause. That happens outside of the constitution — in court. It's interpreted every time.
Here, try this article and its comments.
>tits and swords.
Since when are these items bad?
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If that happens to shut down almost every business in town then great.
But won't you think of the economy? We must enable mankind to engage in economic activity, no matter the cost!
No beam. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.
Samsung and most of the cellphone vendors have the design expertise to put an openable battery compartment in their case designs. The folks at Apple, not so much.
I have an LG E960 (aka "Nexus 4") you insensitive etc.
Successful and fortunate crime is called virtue. - Seneca
