Yeah, airline pilots look down upon weddings where traditionally shots are fired up in the air as immideate threats. Especially when the guns aren't even pointed at them.
Yes - bombing weddings in Afghanistan and Iraq is one example - putting up innocent people's names on "terrorist lists" (all nationalities) to ruin their economies is another.
The USA is the biggest threat to world peace - especially with 50% of its population brainwashed into thinking there really is some huge undefined threat that only applies to them and that they would be better of without the rest of the world.
Make that gamers of ages 13 to 18. Anyone older than that appreciates what Nintendo does - GOOD games that doesn't need excessive violence, blood and nudity. Or something.
I'm 30. I have lots more Gamecube games than I have games for my Xbox and PS2 together.
While I haven't tried one of those programs, I do play poker online. I guess I'm better than average.
These "bots" doesn't help at all in deciding whether someone is bluffing, and, poker online is a lot about bluffing. (More so in Hold'em vs Omaha, but anyway)
Please, give up. It seems above you don't even realise that your comparing interlaced vs progressive signals in addition to the _extreme_ increase in discrete pixels (both vertically and horisontally, something you also don't seem to understand).
The difference between NTSC and PAL is _minimal_ compared to the difference between both of them and 720p (I don't like 1080i since it's interlaced)
I watch content in PALi, 480p and 720p every day. From your posts I conclude that you probably write about things you don't understand.
Do you want to get into resolution approximations and calculations, including hidden lines on a normal signal compared to all lines available in HDTV etc?
I don't believe you - you've obviously never seen HDTV (american or japanese btw?). No, that tv-rips you download have "hdtv" in them does not mean that the resolution is 1280*720.
You could always go and try to find that Lord of the Rings version in 1280*720.ts of course.
Well you're spot on. The claim is that there's a lot of shared components really only used by Microsoft programs, and the memory they use turn up as "system" - not the program itself.
However, since no one was able to reply with the source I sought I guess I'll have to consider it an urban myth. Too bad - I actually believed it (and I do operating system development for a living;).
Try going to another country..Europe, Japan, etc...their phone system is so useless they have to use cell phones for everything.
Troll. Many european countries have vastly superior phone systems compared to the US. You might want to read up on a little company called Ericsson, what they've done, which country they're from etc.
That said, the former socialist monopoly of Televerket/Telia in Sweden is the reason why that's so.
I think the joke's on you though. I posted that same link a few minutes before, using an anchor tag, but couldn't bother the second time around since it's in the same thread and people could click the first one.
I really love your post being modded informative though:)
The exceptions were the mathematicians who were involved in recording astronomical data. Here we find the first use of the symbol which we recognise today as the notation for zero, for Greek astronomers began to use the symbol O
You should take the US-Australia free trade agreement as an example of why you should worry about US laws... nah. We're more interested in US trade balance and have rightly concluded that the US needs the World more than the World needs the US.
Thus, all we have to do is say "nah" to the US, duck when the bombs fall and live out this age of fascist tyranny.
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Use Google.
Yeah, airline pilots look down upon weddings where traditionally shots are fired up in the air as immideate threats. Especially when the guns aren't even pointed at them.
Idiot.
Yes - bombing weddings in Afghanistan and Iraq is one example - putting up innocent people's names on "terrorist lists" (all nationalities) to ruin their economies is another.
The USA is the biggest threat to world peace - especially with 50% of its population brainwashed into thinking there really is some huge undefined threat that only applies to them and that they would be better of without the rest of the world.
... and so do the US, all over the world.
Same thing. USA changed position when the world reacted.
Point is: The dictatorship and human rights abuser nation of Kuwait wasn't "innocent".
N.U.D.E
When you want to debate, make sure you know something about the subject first.
Umm. Iraq invaded Kuwait, after getting an OK from the USA, because Kuwait stole oil from Iraqi oilfields.
Yes, really.
Make that gamers of ages 13 to 18. Anyone older than that appreciates what Nintendo does - GOOD games that doesn't need excessive violence, blood and nudity. Or something.
I'm 30. I have lots more Gamecube games than I have games for my Xbox and PS2 together.
Why do you make up such a thing? A bit for bit copy of the original WinXP CD isn't more spyware infected than the original itself ...
While I haven't tried one of those programs, I do play poker online. I guess I'm better than average.
These "bots" doesn't help at all in deciding whether someone is bluffing, and, poker online is a lot about bluffing. (More so in Hold'em vs Omaha, but anyway)
USA - bombing weddings in various countries.
No, you're not at war with them.
Please, give up. It seems above you don't even realise that your comparing interlaced vs progressive signals in addition to the _extreme_ increase in discrete pixels (both vertically and horisontally, something you also don't seem to understand).
The difference between NTSC and PAL is _minimal_ compared to the difference between both of them and 720p (I don't like 1080i since it's interlaced)
I watch content in PALi, 480p and 720p every day. From your posts I conclude that you probably write about things you don't understand.
I live in Sweden. Guess what system we use here.
Do you want to get into resolution approximations and calculations, including hidden lines on a normal signal compared to all lines available in HDTV etc?
I don't believe you - you've obviously never seen HDTV (american or japanese btw?). No, that tv-rips you download have "hdtv" in them does not mean that the resolution is 1280*720.
.ts of course.
You could always go and try to find that Lord of the Rings version in 1280*720
(Yes, I have an 110" HDTV-capable projector)
Have you made sure you catch Opera as Opera even when it's set (as it is in default) to fake IE?
I have, and my numbers for Opera are a LOT higher.
Worked fine with Opera 7.54 here.
The myth about global warming
Well you're spot on. The claim is that there's a lot of shared components really only used by Microsoft programs, and the memory they use turn up as "system" - not the program itself.
;).
However, since no one was able to reply with the source I sought I guess I'll have to consider it an urban myth. Too bad - I actually believed it (and I do operating system development for a living
Several Microsoft programs hide their actual memory usage under "system" since their components are loaded/created as Windows components.
I'd love to have someone verify the above, since the source I had for it became a 404 more than a year ago though.
Try going to another country..Europe, Japan, etc...their phone system is so useless they have to use cell phones for everything.
Troll. Many european countries have vastly superior phone systems compared to the US. You might want to read up on a little company called Ericsson, what they've done, which country they're from etc.
That said, the former socialist monopoly of Televerket/Telia in Sweden is the reason why that's so.
as an American citizen, I can cast my vote.
my vote will be going to Bush this November,
Thanks for proving just how stupid USians are.
I think the joke's on you though. I posted that same link a few minutes before, using an anchor tag, but couldn't bother the second time around since it's in the same thread and people could click the first one.
:)
I really love your post being modded informative though
many historians of mathematics believe that the Indian use of zero evolved from its use by Greek astronomers
p ic s/Zero.html
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/HistTo
+5 and no one bothered to check.
The exceptions were the mathematicians who were involved in recording astronomical data. Here we find the first use of the symbol which we recognise today as the notation for zero, for Greek astronomers began to use the symbol O
History of zero
You should take the US-Australia free trade agreement as an example of why you should worry about US laws ... nah. We're more interested in US trade balance and have rightly concluded that the US needs the World more than the World needs the US.
Thus, all we have to do is say "nah" to the US, duck when the bombs fall and live out this age of fascist tyranny.
10 is more probably when you play music and have the screen turned off. This comes from the comments Sony made at E3.