Being accused of a precrime is one thing to be concerned about. It's happened to quite a few people. People who planned an event similar to "Improv Everywhere" in London were captured and detained before they could do something which was not even illegal... An Irish guy got questioned for a solid 12 hours and sent home for an innocuous tweet. Another person was detained and had his home trashed for quoting a movie on Facebook. This happens all the time. Imagine if you are a writer for a mystery novel, you want to do some research, and then someone close to you dies. Now your research queries are going to be used to make you look guilty. Yeah, an 'innocent' man has nothing to fear from the law, except they do, as you can clearly see if you ever have heard of http://www.innocenceproject.org/.
Is their site seriously broken or what? I keep getting no images loading and scrolling to the bottom I get a ton of links to handbags and purses, shoes and fake oakleys
Hopefully they will allow you to ship a browser that contains a JIT. Apple doesn't currently allow that, so most browsers perform pretty much the same on iOS.
Not to mention that it supposedly can tell you how many grams of sugar are in something, or what "percentage of water" is in an apple? No, there's no way you could do that with spectroscopy. Say you have an apricot, you measure it with the device, and it indeed says it's an apricot. Apricots are not all the same, the "CandyCot" apricot has about 2x to 3x the sugar content of other apricots. There's no way they could check the DNA of the plant and determine specifically what kind of apricot it was, unless perhaps you were to isolate the dna and change the setting on the device to 'DNA' and you had a database of the characteristics of different Apricot DNA.
Most likely a scam. The Healbe GoBe, and the TellSpec supposedly operated on the same principles. You can't do Raman spectroscopy in a lit room with a low wattage laser. If they did have the technology, then they could easily get a contract to produce these from the government.
When you are going fast, it is confusing when the squares move and then pop back into place. I think if just the numbers moved it would look a lot nicer.
If you're rich enough to spend $2500 on speeding ticket insurance, putting away $50,000 for an insurance deposit isn't a big deal, so no, that $50,000 deposit costs the same as it did.
I haven't watched the show, but wasn't BWT a lossless compression with a smaller file size than anything else on the market? Or are they talking about comparing lossless to lossy?
Yea, I wouldn't call "Scott C. Waring, who maintains the website UFO Sightings Daily" a reliable source. Just look at that site. I'll give you some of the headlines...
Giant UFO Near Earth In Photo Released by Brazil Planetarium, March 2014
Alien Saves Mans Life In China Car Accident, Sept 2012
Updated: Alien Face Discovered By Mars Rover Feb 2014
You are entitled to your opinions, but you have no say in when people are legally able to protest, regardless of how much you disagree with their right to do so. They can protest any time they want.
I'm pretty sure the original Everquest used UDP. I remember during beta a friend of mine would log into my account while I was still logged in, I could click on buttons to start elevators and such, and he could see the elevators move when I did that. With TCP, my connection would have been dropped and I wouldn't have been able to do that.
No, they could have made a sizable investment without having a controlling stake in it. No, they Acquired it. You don't do that unless you want to change something there. My best hope is that the Zuck sees something cool going on with the Oculus and wants to try his hand at something new. My worst fear is that they will develop the 'Oculus API' as a wrapper around the original API and Facebook. Now Facebook can ad ads featuring your friend's faces in games... and free 3d games if you just watch a 15 second ad for every five minutes that you play...
I did that with my father's computer store website back in 1998. We had computer descriptions, a price, and a 'buy online' button. The button just had a hit counter on the page, with directions to the store. Every hit meant someone wanted to buy a computer through our website and couldn't. I showed him the data that we could double our sales just by making an online store, but he was not convinced. In any case, the cash flows of that business wouldn't have worked out for him. Still, I thought this was a widely known technique.
That's like saying 'If something better tha PHP came along, programmers would use it'. Something better did come along, but that doesn't change the fact that PHP is still popular.
Shinken was written by Jean Gabès as a proof of concept for a new Nagios architecture. Believing the new implementation was faster and more flexible than the old C code, he proposed it as the new development branch of Nagios 4.[3] This proposal was turned down by the Nagios authors, so Shinken became an independent network monitoring software application compatible with Nagios
You can change your visa waiver status to another status without departing the USA. My ex wife was from Italy, she came here on vwp and we got married. She stayed during the AOS process.
I'd just lock the front door when they come in to use the restroom, inspect the toilet after they are done, and unlock it only after it's clean. Simple as that.