Get a chair that is comfortable for you, then use other items to meet your other criteria.
100% agree with this. Find the best chair, then find the best laptop support option. No all-in-one solution is going to beat that.
I dunno. Most of the people I know with iphones have asked Siri "where can I hide the bodies" because she has a funny answer (starts looking up quarries, if I recall). Of course, if any of them had become murder suspects shortly thereafter, it could have been a problem, but if Apple reported all of those, the police would probably give up after the first few as a waste of time.
Actually I don't think it does this anymore. I was playing with it not long ago and wondered if they had updated any of the old "joke" queries and noticed some of them seemed to be removed and this was one of them. I wonder if this is why. I tried it just now and, of course, Siri appears to be down.
Also, let this be a record that I was asking this to verify if it still worked or not!.
Even if you live in a one party state and record a call in a two party state without consent, what are they going to do? The secondary state has no authority over you. The worst they can do is put out a warrant for your arrest which would only be an issue if you travel in their state and they happen to catch you. It is highly unlikely that a state with one party consent is going to extend reciprocity laws to a state with two party consent, and also unlikely that they would honor extradition when they find the other state's laws to be contrary to their own.
See Kearney v. Salomon Smith Barney, Inc. for an example of what they can do. You may also want to look into "conflict of law". It's not as cut and dry as you believe.
I suppose you think if you hit four blacks in a row on roulette you should always go red because it's red's turn to come up?
Although statistically it's totally irrelevant what the prior spins are, betting like this is how I pay for my expenses whenever I visit Vegas. Sure, I don't make a fortune doing it (usually just 20 here, 40 there), but I've never walked away from a roulette table a loser.
Then you haven't played enough roulette, or actually kept accurate records.
I would remember losing. Now, we're only talking about around $3,200 over like 4 different trips but still, it payed for my meals, taxis and, well, some of the alcohol. I never stay at the table, I swoop in, red or black, collect, and leave. I've stood around and watched people lose startling amounts of money on those tables.
My state says that only one party must consent. I can record without the other party's consent.
The issue is the other party's state. - If the other party is a one-party-consent state, I've already consented and it's OK. - If the other party is a two-party-consent state, their law doesn't apply to me. Federal law governs a situation where differing laws in different states conflict on a matter. Since Federal law is essentially one-party-consent, the two-party-consent state can go fly a kite. If someone brings a case against you based on this, get it promoted up to a federal court where they will lose. This should be a fairly easy transition, since it's an interstate dispute.
So if you live in a two-party-consent state, you might be OK to record the other end without a hassle, but you'd better ask just to be sure. If you live in a one-party-consent state, do what you like. Your consent counts for your state's law and federal law agrees.
This is simply not true. See, for example, Kearney v. Salomon Smith Barney, Inc..
In my state, only one party needs to be aware of a recorded conversation, and it's perfectly fine for that to be the person doing the recording.
Be careful here. When the two parties on the call are in different states, the rules can change and it becomes a little more complicated. The way courts have come down on this in the past you need to make sure that you are within the law for both your state and the state of the person on the other end. Generally, it comes down to the most restrictive laws win. So if you live in a single party consent state but are on the phone with a person in a two-party state, legally you have to notify them, and it's your responsibility to know if this is required or not. Now, in the case of someone like Comcast, it's very unlikely they would come after you for it (not to mention they probably gave consent when they told you that they may record the call) but it's something to be aware of.
I suppose you think if you hit four blacks in a row on roulette you should always go red because it's red's turn to come up?
Although statistically it's totally irrelevant what the prior spins are, betting like this is how I pay for my expenses whenever I visit Vegas. Sure, I don't make a fortune doing it (usually just 20 here, 40 there), but I've never walked away from a roulette table a loser.
would it be hard to switch the lens in the rift with custom one that correct eyes problem?
Depends on how they are mounted. Plus I can't imagine it would be cheap. You would need custom lenses cut from scratch that take both the Rx and the normal cut of the stock rift lenses into account as well as possibly adjusting the prescription for the shorter than normal (for regular glasses at least) focal distance.
Now Oculus could possibly build something into the final consumer version that allows for adding an prescription lens to the system, and setup a retail service to make the lenses with proper adjustments for this particular use. Or they could find a away to allow for better fit of the device for people wearing glasses. But until then, I'd say his options are pretty limited.
If a predator such as a mountain lion falls in and survives, he may actually have an easy life if new food falls in every few weeks. Even if the lion breaks its legs and can only hobble, bigger prey may be in worse condition, and thus readily munch-able, especially if the prey is vegetarian because they'd grow too weak to fight back being there's not much to live on down there.
And the lion may get really lucky if another lion of the opposite sex falls in. They can limp around together and munch fallen buffalo and have a family.
I doubt the frequency of falls is actually that high, but if the opening was at a highly-trafficked spot, such as near a watering hole or narrow passage through hills, it could be productive.
Do you want cave lions? Because that's how you get cave lions!
It's only old people who get Alzheimer's. No loss there...
And it's young people who pay for most of their care.
Scientists will study your brain to learn more about your distant cousin, Man.
