Posts by katrinab 6390 publicly visible posts • joined 6 Aug 2016
Can't they licence or reverse-engineer Apple's airprint?
Unbox printer
Remove about half a bin bag of proctective packaging stuff from it
Plug it into the mains
Plut it into the network switch
You have a working printer that you can print to.
We have some more numbers to work with. 80% of the population could catch it in total. 0.8% of the UK population is 532m, so in a worst case scenario the death rate this year could be about double the normal rate. Of course some of them will be people who were going to die anyway. I haven’t considered that in my calculation.
The problem is not the particular chemical used to wash the chicken. The problem is the fact that they are relying on chemical washes to remove bacteria from the chicken rather than preventing them from being there in the first place, as chemical washes only remove bacteria on the outside of the chicken.
The requirements for a trade deal with the US appear to be:
1. There must be no hard border between Nothern Ireland and the Republic. This means no chlorinated chicken in NI
2. There must be no hard border between NI and Scotland, England or Wales. This means no chlorinated chicken in any part of the UK.
3. We must allow chlorinated chicken into the UK.
Their privacy policy still translates as follows:
Antioxidants such as at football. In addition, important long-start. Present sterilized chocolate policies. But the developer microwave bananas gravida carrots does not trigger the borders of. Or they may present clinical sapien innovative vehicles. No bananas biggest casino. It is just as easy, carrots orange lion. Mid need of peanut. A smile to sit enforcement does not always need a wireless network. The latest football peanut zero.
According to google anyway. I'm not sure it is the most accurate translation it's ever done.
Geekbench score for the A13X, in the latest iPad Pro is a little faster than the i7-8700U.
Power draw is way lower and it fits in a much smaller space.
Add more cores, up the clock speed and add the extra cooling this requires, such that it matches the Intel U-Series space and power budget, and you may well have something that is way faster than Intel.
I too would like my car to drive me to work while I sleep in the back, drop me off at work, go off and find a parking space somewhere, then come back to pick me up and take me home. I just don't expect it to happen any time soon, unless we redesign our roads to be more like railway lines.
If your "customer" shoves a contract under your nose and tells you to sign it or there's no deal, that is one of the indicators that your "customer" is actually an employer, and therefore you are subject to IR35; as normally the supplier shoves the contract under the customer's nose.
Therefore, your comments about people being daft enough to sign it are not really appropraite.
If I buy a watch, I will still need a smartphone for all the other stuff it does, including reminding me what I'm supposed to do at particular times, so given that my phone will tell me the time very accurately, I don't need a watch, even if the watch would last 200 years.
Could you identify the correct gender, every time, just from one photograph, even if all the trans people were taken out of the sample?
If for example, you usually choose to date women, there's probably some women you have seen that you don't like the look of because they look too masculine.
Also, some of the factors that determine the difference in appearance between people of different genders are also factors that determine the difference in appearance between people of different races. The brow ridge is one such example.
"Stripe Inc Limited" formerly located at Ground Floor Flat, 120 West Green Road, London, N15 5AA, has been disolved because they didn't file any accounts or annual returns.
Someone else could register it now, and use it for all sorts of purposes. Having a company registered in one jurisdiction doesn't prevent someone else registering a company with the same name elsewhere, and both companies are equally valid.
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