Comment Re:"Hey, can I cut into your lane?" (Score 2) 153
No such thing as implementation of NTSB RFP.
All future speculation...
No such thing as implementation of NTSB RFP.
All future speculation...
How sad.
They could instead, go to MULTIPLE door-to-door deliveries per day.
This would INCREASE the time required, causing a shift to greater hiring, and increased overall employment. Then? More parents could buy cars, eat out and send their kids to college.
You see, the government is NOT a private business, and it does not "lose" money like a corporation, no matter how many MBA's it takes to screw-over a light bulb. In fact, "losing" more money on more postal service and more postal workers means MORE economic long-term gain, overall. This includes those private businesses that need customers. But short-term, zero-sum-game trained business management thinking just wants to eliminate workforce competition by public sector employment, and to create an extractive revenue model out of postal service.
I might remind you that it is postal service that was historically considered one of the foundation pillars for the creation of a nation, as the concept emerged in the late 18th century. You can't really claim to be at all patriotic, if you advocate the national abandonment of infrastructure to profiteers.
FIFY
NTSB Calls For Wireless Tech To Enable Vehicles To SPY ON Each Other
"I say! That 2015 Ford Bronco is doing 95 Mph, changing 3 lanes in as many seconds!"
"I Came, I Thorium, I Barium".
Greens are better in the sack, and go there more often. Libs are all "me, me, me..."
The business model for something like RT comes from the App Store. Problem? No device adoption = no participation by devs in your store. Chicken? Meet egg.
So? Microsoft gives away the RTs at cost to ship. There's a crack in the darkness. It's a last ditch, that sends the "bad money" already accounted for as loss, into possible asset generation.
Meanwhile? Having cheap RT slabs available means the "DVD Johns" take an interest in busting open the loader. A tiny, rounding error of users bother with this - but well worth the doing.
We please to aim...
Looks like the slashmods didn't think it firehosed well enough for a front-page.
I was tired of my lady
We'd been together too long
Like a worn-out recording
Of a favorite song
So while she lay there sleeping
I read the paper in bed
And in the personal columns
There was this letter I read
If you like Pina Coladas
And getting caught in the rain
If you're not into yoga
If you have half a brain
If you'd like making love at midnight
In the dunes on the Cape
Then I'm the love that you've looked for
Write to me and escape.
I didn't think about my lady
I know that sounds kind of mean
But me and my old lady
Have fallen into the same old dull routine
So I wrote to the paper
Took out a personal ad
And though I'm nobody's poet
I thought it wasn't half bad
Yes I like Pina Coladas
And getting caught in the rain
I'm not much into health food
I am into champagne
I've got to meet you by tomorrow noon
And cut through all this red-tape
At a bar called O'Malley's
Where we'll plan our escape.
So I waited with high hopes
And she walked in the place
I knew her smile in an instant
I knew the curve of her face
It was my own lovely lady
And she said, "Oh it's you."
Then we laughed for a moment
And I said, "I never knew."
That you like Pina Coladas
Getting caught in the rain
And the feel of the ocean
And the taste of champagne
If you'd like making love at midnight
In the dunes of the Cape
You're the lady I've looked for
Come with me and escape
"There's no central method to search an email at this time with the way our records are set up, unfortunately," NSA Freedom of Information Act officer Cindy Blacker told me last week. The system is “a little antiquated and archaic," she added.
Maybe a little extra could be included in the next NSA budget for an Outlook license?
Slate has an article: The Eye of Sauron Is the Modern Surveillance State. Although the insights provided are not necessarily unique, and echo the observations of some like Bruce Schneier, Glenn Gre
It does. Right below the main port. The shaft leads directly to the reactor system...
It's already DOSed.
BTW. Where IS the ARM DOS port? What a great project!
Best joke of the day. Thank you, Sir!
A morsel of genuine history is a thing so rare as to be always valuable. -- Thomas Jefferson