iuygtrftghyujik

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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
Because it needs 3G connectivity to be usefull. The people charging you $40/month (really $100) for a 3year contract will be happy to subsidize a $200 unit
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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
Doesn't the Constitution give you the right to arm pigs - or is it only bears?
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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
I doubt they use global unique identifiers. RFID takes longer to read longer numbers, especially if there are many targets in the same field. So 32bit global ID for all chips would take a long time to read, possibly minutes if it's a table
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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
UCL has shifted a little from it's original founder's views. the presence of students while bringing a certain youthful air to the surroundings does detract from it's professional image as a successful media and marketing organisation
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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
That's easy - you just have a quiet word with the owners of the company. Just like the US did with the cell phone companies to get warrantless wiretaps on 1000s of phones. Then of course since the system is private there is no question of a
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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
Unless you live somewhere - like europe - where there are vicious wild boar in the forests.
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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
That's the thing with pigs - you don't see them until it's too late.
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by iuygtrftghyujik 16y ago
Something like this happened in Belfast a few years ago. Terrorists (or loveable rouges if your American) robbed a bank and accidentally stole $50M - they hadn't realised how much was in the boxes. The bank simply changed the design of the