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Remember, trust but verify.
Wow... way to show your total lack of understanding.
Firstly, the Australian economy is in pretty good shape comparatively. (Mostly held together by Western Australia and Queensland)
Secondly, the Mint is required by law to hold a certain amount of gold. What difference does it make if that gold is in house-brick size blocks or moulded into this coin?
The Mint isn't selling this coin, they just made it for funzies.
Apple bought CUPS for 2 reasons;
1. To have some control over a core component of their operating system.
1a. To stop the possibility of CUPS moving to GPLv3 (see point 1)
2. To hire someone who REALLY knows printing software.
Nothing more, nothing less.
Points of reference...
http://www.cups.org/documentation.php/license.html
CUPS is still available under GPLv2
I haven't installed a sound driver for the better part of 3 or 4 years. My computer seems to play sound quite happily. What am I missing?
A soldiers' job, by definition is to kill/destroy various people/things. How is professional killer not an accurate description?
That's like saying an explosive device shouldn't be called a bomb because it also stops pieces of paper from flying away while it's sitting on a desk.
I don't think it about a phobia it's quite a rational reaction. The point of the firearm is to intimidate. No doubt that any person entering the facility would have been searched prior, so there is no immediate need for a firearm. Especially when that guard would have been assigned to watch the tenant, not actively patrol.
Thunderbolt IS LightPeak. The only difference is they moved the optical transceivers from the mobo to the cable itself. (smart move actually). Lightpeak never included fibre switching, just inexpensive transceivers. Moving to copper also solves the "you cant send power over fibre" problem.
...for varying values of "accurately"...
I know the exact location of every person in North America.
North America.
When was the last time Visa was hacked? (Their payment processing system, not their web site)...
Or MasterCard for that matter...
Systems CAN be built to be very secure. Most companies just don't want to.
I read the the headline and thought... what the fark does an internet comic need a remote for?
Love tequila! Just love it.
ahem.... PlaysForSure?
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