It's possession of your phone, plus possession of your fingerprint to unlock it.
With NFC debit cards, sure, you just need the card. But they typically have fairly low cumulative limits for NFC-only transactions before they must be used with a PIN.
Read paragraph (iv) carefully. The penalty of perjury only applies to the second half of the sentence, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner.
If you own your home, you are rich, period.
By that metric, 66% of Americans are rich.
TekSavvy (Shaw reseller) in Vancouver, BC, $65/m, 60Mbps, no cap. I am using about 500GB/m.
Are you confusing them with Makerbot? To my knowledge MAKE's only products are the magazine and the Faires.
I think pd, like LabVIEW, primarily shows the flow of data, not execution. They are data-flow diagrams, not flow charts in the traditional sense.
POST is supposed to be idempotent. If refreshing the page causes the server's back-end code to repeat an action, that's a problem with the back-end code, not HTTP.
AFAIK in the American legal system
British Columbia is in Canada, not America.
My understanding is that AdBlock on Chrome doesn't work the same as it does on Firefox. On Firefox it blocks the downloading of black-listed items; on Chrome it just blocks the rendering. So your browser still makes bandwidth-wasting requests to ad-brokers, and sends and receives cookies to them, you just don't see the results. Which is not really the same thing.
The macro versions evaluate their arguments twice which can be a trap for the unwary, e.g: min(foo++, bar) increments foo twice if you are unlucky. Inline functions solve this issue without the overhead of function calls.
Between FF1 and 2 the option box to disallow 3rd party cookies vanished.
In FF 3.6 the Tools|Options|Privacy dialog has a checkbox labeled "Accept third-party cookies". It has been there for a while.
There isn't a single decent client application made in Java.
eclipse?
It works pretty well most of the time for me. There are several algorithms used for program break detection. The ones that seem to work best are blank frame detection and station logo detection. I find it works well on Discovery, A&E, CBC Newsworld and Speed TV (blank frames), and AMC and other movie channels (logo detection down in the black letterbox bars). It works passably on network TV but tends to get a bit confused when they run the final seconds of the show and the credits in a sidebar next to station promos.
You don't need to charge to enforce time limits. It is perfectly possible to have a "Max stay 1 hour" rule (enforced by ticketing or towing violators) without needing to charge everyone who doesn't overstay their welcome.
Canada probably has roughly 10 million Facebook users, or about half a percent of the Facebook usership.
Ten out of 200 is five percent, not half.
Think lucky. If you fall in a pond, check your pockets for fish. -- Darrell Royal
