Nope, perfectly legal in most states. Welcome to the land of the free to fuck employees.
Such terms are prohibited in California, Utah, Washington, North Carolina, Kansas, Delaware, and Illinois.
LPAR is a Logical PARtition, a section of hardware in a mainframe dedicated to one operating system instance. Basically a form of visualization.
A sysplex is a SYStems comPLEX. Basically a cluster of mainframes.
Basically, you reboot a single LPAR containing one specific thing rather than the entire physical system or cluster.
It's basically like having multiple independent servers for each thing, but more reliable and more flexible.
Yep, you read that right. Your fundamental rights are determined by what the government, courts, and special government bodies(like the CRTC) says they are. In other words, the charter is worth less than the paper it's written on.
As opposed to every other country where they simply assume such a clause out of whole cloth.
The 80-100 mile range figure is for the electric Jeep, not the Tesla.
I believe it's something like half your inventory purchases have to be RS stuff, but otherwise you can sell whatever you like from whoever.
$80. The firmware would be for the macroing capability. The thing also glows and doesn't ghost, so you can press as many keys at once as you like.
Let Apple taste some of their medicine.
We're going to need to increase the dosage dramatically if we want them to start paying attention.
Here ya go.
Lest We Remember:
Cold Boot Attacks on Encryption Keys
Because without the hidden volume mounted, truecrypt doesn't know it's there (kinda the point) and will treat that area of the volume as free space and will overwrite it if you try to put too much data into the non-hidden volume.
another idea is to move elections from Tuesdays to Sundays where most people don't work.
Sounds like an excellent idea to get some more entertainment value out of the religious right.
Intuition, however illogical, is recognized as a command prerogative. -- Kirk, "Obsession", stardate 3620.7