Pump and dump. Figures.
I think you have confused GoDaddy.com and the "Go Daddy Girls" referred to in the summary....Some of them were certainly "pump and dump" candidates
There would also need to be able to copy a signature well enough to fool a bank official; especially if they were withdrawing a lot of cash. And regarding photos, remember these are more than simple JPGs stored on the RFID chip. In order for a fake to be passable as a 'real' passport, it would also have to have the so-called 'ghost photo' on a different page; this photo is only readable under UV light.
The last few times that I have had to provide a signature at a bank, it has barely even been glanced at.
Is a signature actually used as a proof of identity these days, or is it just used as an audit record for any future claims against fake transactions? I suspect the latter....
are you talking about the imprinter? (big thing where you lay the card down put a credit slip on top and make it go THUNK to prove you had the actual plate during the transaction) Just about everybody taking credit cards should either have one of those or know one of about a dozen ways to do the same thing.
I'm wondering what percentage of credit card transactions are done remotely these days...I look forward to the next website I make a transaction on asking me to take an imprint of my card
So, some details of English football fans has been "leaked" by FIFA after the German World Cup Finals 4 years ago...
Get over it Englanders.....you are still a long, long way up on them after Bomber Harris and Dresden...
Hmmm....I think I might as well just give up and get a new account here after that drunken comment
iOS 4 updates for iPad have been delayed multiple times.
They have? In July, Jobs said the iPad would get it iOS 4 "in the Fall," and at the beginning of this month he said November.
Doesn't look like it's been delayed to me, looks like it's right on track.
~Philly
Steve is running late according to the classic Celtic calendar....November is very definitely Winter...Steve needs to learn his Irish Calendar before making promises that will be listened to Worldwide
I'll just chose an iPhone, thanks.
Ahhh.....interesting choice.
Can I interest you in a lovely, black, roll-neck jersey? It will look good for a while, but.....
I find it interesting that you use a smartPHONE as everything *but* a phone. I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
At what point did you find yourself shocked that a
The parents are just upstairs from the basement, and the girlfriend is just.....oh, yeah, nuff sed
smartphones are just for the interwebs, this "phone" thing you talk of is irrelevant here
No, I don't think that's the right approach, mostly because ChromeOS has a little bit more to offer as a desktop OS for thin clients or netbooks.
They need to make ChromeOS run Android apps.
OK...I guess I am missing something....can you explain how your suggestion of making "ChromeOS run Android apps" fits with you saying that you disagree with the OP suggesting that Google will merge the two? Have you not just perfectly defined a merging of the two?
So, what would you suggest? The publisher sells one ebook to a library that can then GIVE away the book? And if one library has it, why should any other library buy it? Just copy the first sold copy and give THAT away.
There NEEDS to be a financial incentive for a publisher to publish books. And there NEEDS to be a financial incentive for an author to write a book. If you take away their ability to make money on their works, you
will effectively kill the majority of new materials.
I'm not sure if it's the same elsewhere, but in the UK authors get paid every time a book is loaned out from a public library.
Given that this is the case, surely the authors would prefer to have the artificial restriction removed so that more people can borrow their book at the same time. There is no need for the publisher to incur the expense of printing a book to be sold to a library if it's only going to be loaned electronically, so why bother?
Don't you think that a war that happened over half a century ago is a little different then a war happening today?
No, I think it is just the same: they fought and died for things that wouldn't help them or their children having a better life. I think that there were better means to reach the same (or even better) results in concerning the life-style today without fighting a war.
OMG. Did you just suggest that fighting to eradicate the nazi occupation of Europe and their associated death camps didn't help some people have a better life?
ASP wasn't even released until 2002. That's even two years after PHP 4.
I think you might be getting confused.
The first release version of ASP.Net came out in 2002, but I think they were talking about "classic ASP" which was released as part of the NT4 Option Pack back in 1997 or 1998.
How did this get modded up?
They're not hard to find. You don't even need to live near an Apple store: I went to Best Buy and saw a whole table of iPads.
I guess that would depend on where in the World you live!
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