A while ago I was researching every episode and story line the Daleks have appeared in. It's a bit of a tangle. However, the greatest source of Dalek trivia has to be
I've no idea who put that site together, but the depth of detail (every Dalek ever made and when they appeared) is bordering on the obsessive. I read all of it...
Well there was one about 11 years ago, but it was around 100 years since a politician was murdered and the biggest mass killing (14) in Switzerlands history
I think there's some merit in the article, to me, Lego Space was too specialised, particularly compared to the model I had that had very few if any specialised bricks.
“When I was a kid, you got a big box of bricks and that was it,” said Tracy Bagatelle-Black, 45, a public relations consultant in Santa Clarita, Calif., north of Los Angeles. “What stinks about Lego sets now is that they’re not imaginative at all.”
I tend to agree with the above quote, I'm 45 as well. If you're younger it's likely that you would never know of the less sophisticated Lego. What's normal for one age is not normal for another. Who'd of thought?
What the summary doesn't mention is that in some European countries this is already because consumers are forced to pay an extra tax on blank CDs and digital music players which goes to the music companies (note I don't mention the artists)
This will probably come to the UK at some point I'd imagine as laws across states are harmonised
1. Start a new website, competing with Kickstarter 2. think up a way to generate some media attention by creating an Apple-related product that's never intended for release. 3. Then tell everyone how Apple screwed you over.
Why not just supply multiple USB ports so people can use their own cables? Why not just make an alteration to BYO cables and offer a refund to any who didn’t want it like that?
No headlines and publicity for the site - that's why
That's true of the App Store for the phone, not so of the desktop/portable machines. You can still install from anywhere like the developers web site, open source mac repositories and physical meadia
It was mentioned in another thread today and was modded 'off topic' which to be fair it was./. Wasn't 'down' though. Th front page was visible, the ads were loading, but, all clicks were ignored except the log in window which you could fill in then a 503 error this morning around 8.30 uk time./. Was up, but unresponsive. Just like me at 8.30 in the morning in the office
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How much would he have cost me? ;)
A bag of Jelly Babies
You could take a look here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Store
it does drop to 20% after a certain point
before it's asked is even worse
A while ago I was researching every episode and story line the Daleks have appeared in. It's a bit of a tangle. However, the greatest source of Dalek trivia has to be
http://www.dalek6388.co.uk/
I've no idea who put that site together, but the depth of detail (every Dalek ever made and when they appeared) is bordering on the obsessive. I read all of it...
1. Don’t be a terrorist.
2. If you are a terrorist, hide behind some civilians.
3. ????
4. Prophet!
Here's some info showing the share of contributions
http://blog.bitergia.com/2013/02/06/report-on-the-activity-of-companies-in-the-webkit-project/
Try the meatballs, they're the dogs bollocks
I skimmed the submission, it rang a bell, I searched it, submission on front page, I pasted and Wham! Instant tit head!
Thems the breaks
Sprint made a similar goof last year
http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/03/28/45101.htm
That's an interesting read. Perhaps they've spotted a pattern. This story is very similar one that was reported last year regarding the 4S
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericsavitz/2011/11/09/apple-reportedly-tells-iphone-parts-makers-to-delay-shipments/
I wonder what we'll see this time next year.
Someone is getting rich out of this
Well there was one about 11 years ago, but it was around 100 years since a politician was murdered and the biggest mass killing (14) in Switzerlands history
http://www.economist.com/node/807801
They had to invent a new colour, Australia wasn't visible from space before
Why are people still stupid enough to trust Apple enough to sink money and development time into their silly, arbitrary little prison-platform?
Why are people still stupid enough not to read the terms of the market their trying to enter? Beats me.
From TFA
"The fire started after a battery in the jet's auxiliary power system overheated."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20942484
I searched for more than the BBC article
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/marvell-technology-group-seeks-to-overturn-jurys-patent-infringement-findings-184920041.html
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/12/jury-slams-marvell-with-mammoth-1-17-billion-patent-verdict/
There's also some more info behind the WSJ pay wall.
It'll slide down a ramp and turn around part way through, so that it enters the grave feet first.
Just as if you were boarding Thunderbird 2
Even the themes are a relatively new thing in my mind. When I saw 'Lego Space', I immediately thought of the kit I had as a child
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3484/3763177988_97c0d70d6a.jpg
I think there's some merit in the article, to me, Lego Space was too specialised, particularly compared to the model I had that had very few if any specialised bricks.
I tend to agree with the above quote, I'm 45 as well. If you're younger it's likely that you would never know of the less sophisticated Lego. What's normal for one age is not normal for another. Who'd of thought?
What the summary doesn't mention is that in some European countries this is already because consumers are forced to pay an extra tax on blank CDs and digital music players which goes to the music companies (note I don't mention the artists)
This will probably come to the UK at some point I'd imagine as laws across states are harmonised
It was a scam all along.
1. Start a new website, competing with Kickstarter
2. think up a way to generate some media attention by creating an Apple-related product that's never intended for release.
3. Then tell everyone how Apple screwed you over.
Why not just supply multiple USB ports so people can use their own cables? Why not just make an alteration to BYO cables and offer a refund to any who didn’t want it like that?
No headlines and publicity for the site - that's why
That's true of the App Store for the phone, not so of the desktop/portable machines. You can still install from anywhere like the developers web site, open source mac repositories and physical meadia
The only link I could find (3.00 pm UK) was back to this on /. There is no mention of it on Nokias web site or any press releases
http://press.nokia.com/category/press-release/?tpage=100
There's a problem with their printers as well
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9234079/Samsung_printers_contain_hardcoded_backdoor_account_US_CERT_warns
You're right and my mistake. The URL showed correctly, but the page didn't load.
The front page was definitely visible at around 8.30am UK. How else was i able to attempt to log in and get a 503?
It was mentioned in another thread today and was modded 'off topic' which to be fair it was. /. Wasn't 'down' though. Th front page was visible, the ads were loading, but, all clicks were ignored except the log in window which you could fill in then a 503 error this morning around 8.30 uk time. /. Was up, but unresponsive. Just like me at 8.30 in the morning in the office