The right way to level things (in all court dealings) would be to have both parties pay into a legal fund that compensates the lawyers for both sides. One side having more money should not entitle them to more power in court. If either side wants to contribute more so that the lawyers on both sides are better, that's great - go ahead. But the practice of buying a verdict by outspending your opponent on lawyer power should not be allowed.
If the earthquake were in... Antarctica or Greenland, you might have a good case.
s it linked to the Sun activity
Eh? This is seismology, not climatology.
linked to the human oil/gas digging
Damn!
I was just about to (sarcastically) blame fracking and Sarah Palin...
Did Guistra get the contracts?
Duh.
In the same way that differential air pressure "repels gravity" to keep a plane in the air???
Why didn't the rubber absorb the sound, so that no one heard the master's scream?
But the real "so what" is that they are OCRing the mail,
Lot's of people still actually hand-write addresses. It needs to get OCRed in order to be sorted.
In times past, sending porn through the mail *was* illegal, and the antiquated version of this program tracked porn mailers and receivers.
Well, it is for sorting purposes. (They've got massive machines running Linux doing OCR which replaced manual sorting, and that requires... taking pictures of the mail.)
Whether all the pictures are also retained is a completely different story. 10 years ago, I'd have said, "No; too expensive." But storage costs have plummeted, so nowadays, maybe so.
I wrote why I don't (as in "present tense") use an AMD GPU. The new and improved driver isn't out in the wild yet, and certainly not integrated into distros.
Modded Flamebait and Troll?
Face it, AMD fanbois: the truth hurts, but it *is* the truth.
No good vaapi integration into mplayer like that of vdpau. Not to mention that the AMD linux drivers are still manifestly slower than the nvidia drivers.
It's happened with arson experts too. I remember reading a horrible story of a guy convicted of burning his family to death because all the experts described these "pour patterns" in the burnt floor, signifying liquid accelerant. After he was put to death, they figured out it was just carpet glue patterns.
Between the way police feel free to shoot fleeing non-dangerous subjects these days, planting evidence in full view of other officers, lying on the stand to get convictions, and the labs and experts from every field falsifying results, I'd say our legal system is a disaster.
...but if that acronym has also been used by Beiber lately I am SOL.
What does the Skilled Occupation List have to do with this?
First of all, I would make it so you can press the Enter key and it conducts your search. Forcing people to either tab or navigate their mouse to the button makes it a little annoying.
Any circuit design must contain at least one part which is obsolete, two parts which are unobtainable, and three parts which are still under development.
