"There's nothing more difficult than trying to intercept a 3-gigabit file of a new movie release," says PiCast vice president of business development Jonathan Lee.
*cough* Other than somehow making your group of companies appear less-than-evil. Good luck with that btw,:D
The "mode" I think helps with this sort of driving is the "wide awareness" mode. And I think that for kids there's a big chasm to be crossed between that in a video game and that in real-iife-with-significant-consequences (car accident).
Together with the GP's comment, this is an argument for multi-monitor games - so that the peripheral vision gets some exercise too.
I can testify that there are just two kinds of people in the music business: the creative musical talent, and those trying to get rich off the creative musical talent, usually "by whatever means necessary"
These people are everywhere. Shiny happy types who have no humanity and will kill you as soon as blink. The survival instinct has a new form of expression within the modern world. Really, it's easy to see why so many people choose suicide rather than share the world with these ghouls.
Buying a $30 Blu-ray of a movie that you can buy in the $4.99 bargain bin at Wal-Mart is just plain not going to happen no matter how much better the picture quality is.
You say that but I hear(*) that Sony are planning to start a series of ads featuring hypno toad.
More than six months after HD-DVD gave up the ghost, there are several signs that Sony's rival Blu-ray format is struggling to gain consumer acceptance.
Woa. It's almost as if consumers still have some power. Although, one would expect that back-room power-deals would be able to dictate consumer behavior, wouldn't one?
Good old politics - the attempt to fit all beliefs, opinions, wants and needs for everyone in a society into three data points on a single axis; left, right or centre. lol.
No doubt once this problem has been solved, we will all be happy bunnies.
On a side note, what is up with W3C? They should BE the reference in web standards, but their documents are just so long, abstract and boring that you would have to read all day long to fit together all information you need. They should really release some good reference material.
I completely agree although I hadn't really thought about it until you mentioned it.
"The Church of England will concede in a statement that it was over-defensive and over-emotional in dismissing Darwin's ideas.
This seems to imply that the Church's "beliefs" are relevant in today's world. Curious; I was of the opinion that although they clearly control vast quantities of wealth of one form or another and have influence over a certain type of believer, that otherwise the Church's opinions on matters concerning the nature of the universe are considered realistic as those of astrologers (no offence to astrologers.)
Hasn't science replaced religion? Has religion noticed? Didn't the Church itself stop evolving somewhere back in the dark ages or am I poorly informed?
Is the whole thing totally locked down and unable to function without Windows, or can you still get at the data by reading it as a normal USB device (i.e. from Linux) ?
Hmm. I'm afraid to say that I've not yet gotten around to buying one. I saw it in a magazine a while back and popped a link into delicious. Email them?
I kinda fail to see the public interest. Because that's what tax money should be spent on.
I think you're being a little unfair. Considering the amount of bribe-money that's changed hands, they're entitled to a few laws which serve only them and allow them to ride roughshod over the public interest. Geez. Stop being so selfish!
True; although if they wiped out voles and whatever else owls eat, they're screwed; how many species do you know of which can succeed indepently of any other?
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*cough* Other than somehow making your group of companies appear less-than-evil. Good luck with that btw, :D
Lol, an AC who presumably knows nothing about you or your situation appears to choose to believe something arbitrarily different.
Together with the GP's comment, this is an argument for multi-monitor games - so that the peripheral vision gets some exercise too.
These people are everywhere. Shiny happy types who have no humanity and will kill you as soon as blink. The survival instinct has a new form of expression within the modern world.
Really, it's easy to see why so many people choose suicide rather than share the world with these ghouls.
Oh well..
As everyone knows, the best form of defense is humanitarian intervention ;)
Papers 'please'!
*marches away, jackboots glistening in the moonlight*
One more reason why it's best to watch films at home.
No, the purpose of a cinema is to sell popcorn. It's actually quite the opposite of karma whoring.
Perhaps you've forgotten that the purpose of news isn't to inform, it's to coerce opinion.
These error dialogs should have another button besides "OK"; "Download windows source, install, debug problem and submit patch to fort redmond."
You say that but I hear(*) that Sony are planning to start a series of ads featuring hypno toad.
* this is not true
You make that sound like a bad thing. Oh, wait..
Woa. It's almost as if consumers still have some power. Although, one would expect that back-room power-deals would be able to dictate consumer behavior, wouldn't one?
Good old politics - the attempt to fit all beliefs, opinions, wants and needs for everyone in a society into three data points on a single axis; left, right or centre. lol.
No doubt once this problem has been solved, we will all be happy bunnies.
'Sounds' to me like you speak from experience.
I completely agree although I hadn't really thought about it until you mentioned it.
This seems to imply that the Church's "beliefs" are relevant in today's world. Curious; I was of the opinion that although they clearly control vast quantities of wealth of one form or another and have influence over a certain type of believer, that otherwise the Church's opinions on matters concerning the nature of the universe are considered realistic as those of astrologers (no offence to astrologers.)
Hasn't science replaced religion? Has religion noticed? Didn't the Church itself stop evolving somewhere back in the dark ages or am I poorly informed?
I challenge you to use said equipment to detect life in this thread.. :S
Umm. Surely being given an opportunity to demonstrate one's skill/flair isn't disrespectful? Don't you want to show off?
Hmm. I'm afraid to say that I've not yet gotten around to buying one. I saw it in a magazine a while back and popped a link into delicious. Email them?
Mod parent up.. +1 insightful
Here's an example of something which looks like a USB stick with GPS - ideal for jogging:
* http://trackstick.com/products/trackstick2/trackstick2.html
[Without wishing to use the there-fixed-that-for-you pattern]
As it is there is too much government intervention in making sure their employers are taken care of.
I think you're being a little unfair. Considering the amount of bribe-money that's changed hands, they're entitled to a few laws which serve only them and allow them to ride roughshod over the public interest. Geez. Stop being so selfish!
True; although if they wiped out voles and whatever else owls eat, they're screwed; how many species do you know of which can succeed indepently of any other?