well.. so that you can sell hotspot wifi access for the price that other countries are selling the price of unlimited 3g.

you don't need this if you have unlimited 3g+.

BUT how is this super new? automated wispr hotspot authentication has been on some androids and laptops an option for years now.

8 years ago I was rocking a single core pc with two gigs of memory and a phone with ~320mhz cpu....

and when did they attach to moores law "lower power use" - if that were it then the law would have been out of the window 1985 and athlons would never have been either..

"The public is free to participate in Internet transactions provided they take on the risk themselves,"

that should actually be a green sign.

any method that can be legally used to turn yuan into something else that can be turned into money - and can be moved electronically - is in big demand...

(no, I don't have any bc)

but that's exactly what some people in developing countries do and it's for transportation and it's a CARriage so uhh ah.

it doesn't need to work as a container ship and I didn't think it was said to be, but it fills the tickboxes for a boat..

sure it isn't going far in a hurry but still.

well yeah, that's excactly what it is about.

ok, it's just the other side of the coin. the other one is the isp(isp's owner, the cable company) also operating a netflix competitor and not even offreing netflix that choice.

you know, so that you would buy your internet on demand movies from them and not from netflix.

Since abandoning the un declaration of human rights..... you know, about the same time they deemed it legal to shoot suspects(including americans) with missiles from the sky without extradition attempt.

they do a 100 super tankers in a year?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tankers

care to link to that documentary, since that list is awful short compared to them pumping out 100 of world biggest class tankers in a year. at 1 billion a pop that's 100 billion for the shipyard.......

I guess the point is that by using some unified login platform you don't give any password at all to the service providers you're using, just a token. so no, you don't need to create a new email account for every service unless you're worried about spam they might send in which case use an email alias(though probably half of the services that want to spam you are going to filter the +alias on gmail anyways soon enough... hotmail allows normal alias creation up to a certain number).

besides though, can you sign up to any service apart from email services without an email confirmation nowadays?

(look it up how it works if you have no clue yet).

if they can discriminate based on source then it should be obvious that it is not a blacklist they're going to use but a white list. so all your encrypted unknown source traffic would end up on the slow lane...

if it's the guy that headed the html5 app versions of the facebook app, then the impact is neglible.

jqm itself is getting pointless. well it always kinda was pointless since it's heavier than normal jquery! and causes all kind of headaches with the "cool tricks" it uses for loading the next page to the same (with javascript, wanna guess what that does for memory??)page etc.

well lawsuits and all that jazz if it gets hacked or known which company it is, since they're technically breaking the law by having the data stored so.

who buys those altcoins? speculators? do they have valid exchanges?

the thing with css transforms afaik(from what I've seen, read) is that they don't cause a refresh of the DOM for the browsers.

I don't really get why the fuck you would need "native application performance" if it's talking about native application performance when it comes to fucking boxes with static content.

now if the devices had ok canvas support..

on another related thing, I was playing around with intel xdk(formerly appmobi??) today. trying to get the App Game Interface(basically should act like a canvas but in different thread?) demos to work on android. no dice. they say it's supported but it sure doesn't work on any androids I have. a shame, the sdk itself is very nice, but even the test player on android is monkeyballsucks(and at just 1000 installs from the market, too).

somehow thats what has been the defining factor for such write once deploy everywhere for the past _decade_ - it always works fine on the simulator and then they don't follow through with the thing you would actually need the fucking thing for...

the extra circuitry for that could/would be found.

and it would make it more expensive. and destroy your keyboard chip business.

now some kb's, let's say 30 out of all sold in the world, might have had chips changed for logging. but all? unlikely.

it's tresspassing then.

and by the way good luck getting the cops to do anything about a 100 dollar bike stolen from the exact same location!

"theft is theft".. well, sure, but actually in mos western countries there's some other term for items of not so much value(which is how you can not end up in jail for taking a loaf of bread without paying, in most western countries, that is, "petty theft"). also it's a human right that punishment fits the crime(otherwise you can lock up who you want for whatever small thing you can find about them).

anyhow apparently the school thought he was using the tennis courts without permission... which begs the question why they didn't take him in for tresspassing, a much bigger crime than a theft under a dollar.