As someone who works as a systems contractor destroying the U.S. chemical weapons stockpiles, I can tell you it doesn't take much of this stuff to take out large portions. Even if they don't achieve total lethality, they will permanently disable huge portions of the population should they perfect their ICBMs. I will make a prediction that if we ever get out of Iraq, it will be time for a second Korean war.
I think the email I got from company IT support says it best, "While Windows Vista has many attractive new features, none represent a business imperative for [us] at this time."
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Just remember in SimCity 2000 when the microwave beam (from the microwave power plant) missed and burnt down your city.
As someone who works as a systems contractor destroying the U.S. chemical weapons stockpiles, I can tell you it doesn't take much of this stuff to take out large portions. Even if they don't achieve total lethality, they will permanently disable huge portions of the population should they perfect their ICBMs. I will make a prediction that if we ever get out of Iraq, it will be time for a second Korean war.
Wow, and to think the Antitrust suit from the 70's against AT&T was supposed to break up the monopoly. Now they are coming back strong http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_break_up_of_AT%26 T.
Still replacing batteries eh? Time to get a solar watch, or one of the fancier (read more expensive) ones that charge while you move.
Too bad when I tried to update IE6 in the image to IE7, the installer told me it was not a "Genuine" copy of Windows, ha!
I think the email I got from company IT support says it best, "While Windows Vista has many attractive new features, none represent a business imperative for [us] at this time."