Agreed but now think... They denied their entrance to London because of his connections with terrorism groups. He was in the list to be observed.
If TSA actually made their work (intelligence) they probably would have denied his visa and would have never touched USA. Which is one of the points from the article.
In Japan is pretty common to get a data plan. It starts with a small fee for the first N packets (starts at ~$10 USD) then when you consume too much it starts going up and up until you reach the maximum (about ~$70) but you can keep transferring at normal speed, they don't throttle or cut off the server.
In short, if you are a heavy user you would pay each month the maximum amount and if you are not, then just $10.
Check the Sharp Netwalker, Linux loaded.
My country is not into game development (Mexico). Lately there is a boom on games for mobiles but not huge.
They actually offer in a university some courses to specialize in this but is a joke.
My interest in video games came from playing them and being curious on how it worked.
I still play video games but suddently i lost interest in creating any but i still code for a living.
I don't know. I have seen a lot of the Eee PC being bundled with mobile internet.
Here in Japan even the mobile companies offer you for cheap or free if you contract them for 1 year or so. So it looks like a good idea.
I agree. Most new applications which actually support Windows 7 can run without prompting everytime for actions.
I remember a few months ago for an application to register the filetypes it can open you had to run the app as an admin, that was the only way.
Now they have the option with the small icon telling you it requires admin rights and of course only ask you if you click on that option.
Pretty much like Mac and Linux have the "unlock" option in the applications.
I work at 1440x900 and in Gnome there are some applications with windows and dialog boxes really big, cannot see all the fields sometimes or the OK/Cancel buttons are hidden because they are too big.
There are some windows like that in GIMP and actually need to enable more desktops so i move the windows between two so i can actually can click "save".
As far as i know, displaying Nazi symbols is ILLEGAL in Germany.
How would you have done it to be sure everything went OK?
No risk to sell the hack to a candidate or tamper data just for the kicks.
Sincerely, i can't think on any.
A week ago or so here in Japan they were broadcasting live 3D in a concert, you had to have 3D glasses of course, first time i have seen something like this live. After this they asked the audience to call and vote if they could see it, 96% (or 94%?) said yes.
You can see the video in YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTvqRBP9r8Y
The right corner is the countdown timer for the 3D broadcast to start (so you can safely skip 45 seconds).
Someone buys 2 books (same), should be different right?
So make diff on them, mix some words from one and the other randomly.
Then you have a new copy.
People always find a way. Just see in YouTube all the people using cams to show you a video so they don't match the video or audio recognition.
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