Comment Re:Judges (Score 1) 88
US Circuit Court Judges are appointed by the President and approved by the Senate, not elected by the populace. In theory, this should put qualified people in these positions.
https://www.justice.gov/usao/j...
US Circuit Court Judges are appointed by the President and approved by the Senate, not elected by the populace. In theory, this should put qualified people in these positions.
https://www.justice.gov/usao/j...
HEAD_TRUNC - does this mean they're anticipating their drivers to have their heads separated from their bodies? Or are they marketing to Nukekubi/Rokurokubi?
**when HEAD_TRUNC == TRUE, call autodrive**
We called these "Character Condoms" and passed them out at events at a few conventions
SSI. They were published by SSI on material licensed from TSR (who published the D&D books themselves).
(yes, mildly pedantic)
The tipping point is the many, many, many devices that probably aren't running other anti-virus (smartphones and tablets).
So have the phone de-auth after a certain amount of time without you entering your credentials. You'd still only have to remember credentials to one device, and then *it* does all of the 'heavy lifting' of authenticating everywhere else.
Console game makers are now including first-sale codes that make them *far* less friendly for re-sale and rental. The last Resident Evil game on the DS even had no ability to delete a saved game, effectively making the game one play per sale. I forget which publisher it is (but I think it's EA) is even making their games almost unplayable unless you are either the first-sale customer (and have the in-box code) or you pay darn close to the initial sale price of the game to buy a new code directly from them.
Soon you may *not* be able to re-sell or buy used copies of console games.
Though I agree that there are too many cases where Devs are targeting a console release and only barely port it to the PC.
/earth: file system full.