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Putin is popular with the Russian people, but many in the U.S. cannot get over the “Cold War” image of the Soviet Union and Joseph Stalin’s 40-year reign of murder and terror. The late Senator John McCain called Putin “an unreconstructed Russian imperialist,” and a brutish and cynical “KGB apparatchik.” Democrat 2016 Presidential Nominee Hillary Clinton called Putin “a KGB agent. By definition, he doesn’t have a soul…If this sounds familiar; it’s what Hitler did back in the 1930s.” Henry Kissinger has pointed out, however, that “The demonization of Vladimir Putin is not a policy. It is an alibi for not having one.” It should also be noted that the Russian Orthodox Church has thrived and is growing rapidly since the Communists are out of power, and while he has not driven that growth, Putin has enthusiastically supported it.

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Driving both trends, Sellars says, is the operational intelligence that image-based scanning and 2D bar codes provide. With laser-based scanning of one-dimensional bar codes, the only data collected is whether a code was properly read or not. If the trigger sensor went off but didn’t read, maybe a label is missing or the laser was looking for chocolate when presented with vanilla, but Sellars says the binary pass/fail feedback doesn’t lend itself to a quick and effective diagnosis.

The real question is whether people will make a bit of room for this phone in their pockets, or if it’s just a cool novelty we only want at first.

Apple should be worried about the Surface Book 2. The keyboard is solid, the trackpad feels as responsive as the MacBook Pro, and the hardware looks and feels premium. Microsoft has given users a good set of reasons to jump ship, but in the cloud-connected world of today, the jump is perhaps more dramatic than it would have been back in Steve Jobs’ day. For the first time in a while, though, I find myself jealous of PC users.

Apart from barcodes, the tool also supports the following content types: URL, Windows Store URL, contact information and business cards (vCard, meCard, bizCard), email messages, SMS, WiFi, and SEPA Credit Transfer (Giro Code).

Run the ARM-specific version of the Geekbench benchmark for example, and you’ll see that performance is about twice as high as you’d get from the x86-version of Geekbench, which requires emulation to run.

“He’s not prepared to release it just yet as he’s ashamed of some of its internal messiness, but lets hope that changes with time.”

I don’t agree that a product with poor responsiveness and hefty weight can be considered a flagship or a great 2-in-1. A 5 year old laptop delivers a lot of these measurables in the same way.

No person shall operate a vehicle in a weaving or zigzag course unless such irregular course is necessary for safe operation or in compliance with the law.

Retailers rely on technology to deliver fast service, accurate inventories, quick payment, and other services. Devices such as mobile computers and wireless scanners are crucial to delivering these benefits to the enterprise and customers. These devices require regular charging to ensure consistent operation. With thousands of devices deployed throughout the enterprise, retailers face logistical and tactical challenges to ensure devices are charged. Each device may require a charging adapter and cable creating a mountain of equipment to manage, maintain, and store. Plugging and unplugging charging cables wears contacts, connector, and cables. Contacts on mobile devices are a source of failure and generate one of the highest causes for downtime and repair.

Also, and we’re curious why Ulefone mentions this, the phone can cope with being immersed in a meter of concrete for 24 hours. Should you end up in concrete for a day, as happens to some unfortunate people, whether or not your phone will survive is probably the least of your concerns…