Thanks but that's fatalities. Cars in general have gotten so safe that we're only averaging about 1 death for every 100 million miles. We need it for accidents in general.
I would like to know, statistically speaking, how many accidents humans would have in 350,000 driven miles. Probably less than 64 but that's assuming each disengagement would have resulted in an accident too, unlikely. Also were the disengagements spread evenly or were the weighted towards the beginning of the year, suggesting they were improving?
Isn't there something in the constitution about the right to a speedy trial? In what universe can FIVE YEARS be considered a speedy trial? One would think they could get it dismissed on those grounds alone.
The Roy Moore thing is more like "alternative facts."
What would stop a parent from walking into AT&T and just buying a phone without saying oh it's for my kid? It's not like they're going to make you take a lie detector. Oh, you want to add another line of service? Great! Right this way please.
Nah, even if it came preinstalled on Windows it's not likely you wouldn't be able to remove it. Aside from the whole blow it away and reinstall a clean copy option if you have local administrator access it's killable.
Suing Redditors like this is probably about one step better than suing people on 4chan and it's likely to go down about as well.
Don McLean drove his Chevy to the levee, not levy. Different word.
There's an old joke about a politician who could only lose an election if caught in bed with either a dead girl or a live boy. With the alt-right it's become reality.
Man, I'm not even sure that would be enough. :(
>Whatever you might think, it should be clear that this campaign is likely to piss off some decent chunk of the company's potential customer base. Why the company wants to do this is a valid question, but I'd like to point out why they can do this.
The type of people who are fans of CAH are far more likely to be on the liberal side of things. I don't think that this is going to hurt their sales significantly at all and may even improve them. Also CAH are known to be trolls. Trolling the Trump administration is par for the course.
30 frames is probably fine. Since it's third person you can get away with a lower framerate. It's the first person stuff where you really want to shoot for 60 fps. I mean, yeah, the higher frame rate is great and all but it really doesn't make a significant difference. What DOES make a difference is not having the system continually stutter or drop down to teens or single digit frame rates momentarily because you put too much DRM on your shit.
This is also the flip side to the whole "you're only licensing it" bullshit. Since the license that allows you to use it is distinct from the physical copy they don't have to be the same. E.g. I have a license for Windows 10 on my computer. If I need to reinstall it it doesn't have to be the same copy I used originally. I can download a fresh copy and use that. As long as it's the same software (e.g. Windows 10 Pro) it's legit.
Well the NSA weren't the ones that released it. That's why they were mad. The DOJ was investigating the NSA. The DOJ released the report. The NSA was/is being pissy because it makes them look bad. The NSA would have to go after the DOJ for releasing it.
I did as well. I haven't even touched it though. Lack of Chromecast support means that I'm restricted to watching it on my phone or I have to drag a laptop into the bedroom, find a suitable surface to set it on so it doesn't overheat etc. So for the moment I'm still stuck paying for Hulu to watch the Gates. I do get the nifty free shirt though.
So it sounds more like 18 is equivalent to our NC-17 rating, not R. It's no one under 17 period.
Probably 50 lbs. That seems to be fairly standard. At least for American and Delta that's the limit.
Of course all of this is likely to backfire horribly on them. And then they have the precedent set against them.
The images showed the eat shit bob to be in the title. It's child's play to implement a block on that at either the client or more likely the mail server level. In either case the lawyers could also be whitelisted (especially easy at the server level).
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I wouldn't even call bare Kodi a DVR. It's just a media player with a shitty interface. Like, seriously, whose idea was it to use the desktop-style interface on mobile. Just adding my seedbox as an FTP site takes about 5 minutes between trying to click on the tiny boxes and type in a password on keys smaller than my finger and which I can't see what characters I'm actually typing. There's also no way to cast it so I'm stuck watching things on a shitty 6 inch screen or dragging a laptop into the bedroom and disconnecting something to plug in the HDMI.