Arent people usually complaining that windows userd doesnt install the security patches?
now people complain that they actually DO install them...
WHEN OH WHEN is people satified?
aside from startrek and starwars analogies...
I'm kind of wondering where its comming from and what made it move like this.
Usually according to the idea of the big bang theory, stars move uniformly outwards from the point of origin.
but what about this star? is it generated by some ancient "other big bang" so there might be more than just one.
or did aliens kick their ball of the field into the crowd?
oh?
mobile operators doenst have a free pool o minutes. they pay for the minutes themselves through interconnect fees.
where i live(i work for a cell phone company) we pay a charge per minute to terminate a call in competitions network. most calls to other operators' costumers are actually more expensive than when the costumer pays himeslf.
that weighs against the fact its a lot cheaper for a call to terminate in the operators own network - so its a carefull balance against negotiated prices with other operators and an extimate on how large a percentage of the calls are terminated in the operators net. - and to that add maintenance, development and support costs - along with shareholders that expects profits.
somehow most people think its a public service that ought to be free. most of the people i hear talking about operators actually have no clue of the complex mechanics behind the prices.
Well... if the CEO had rigged the voting system, then he wouldnt have to contribute - would he?;)
seriously i think you're right, the systems used in such a monumetal event as elections should be transperant and not hidden away like somethings fishy
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Noise Marines... yay Slaanesh. another step on a slippery path towards damnation (Warhammer 40.00 references!)
Arent people usually complaining that windows userd doesnt install the security patches? now people complain that they actually DO install them... WHEN OH WHEN is people satified?
and even with apple controlling the hardware, they too have problems with wireless after resuming from sleep.
aside from startrek and starwars analogies... I'm kind of wondering where its comming from and what made it move like this. Usually according to the idea of the big bang theory, stars move uniformly outwards from the point of origin. but what about this star? is it generated by some ancient "other big bang" so there might be more than just one. or did aliens kick their ball of the field into the crowd?
and good riddance to that.. the razer is a terrible phone compared to what we have from nokia and sonyericsson in europe :P
oh? mobile operators doenst have a free pool o minutes. they pay for the minutes themselves through interconnect fees. where i live(i work for a cell phone company) we pay a charge per minute to terminate a call in competitions network. most calls to other operators' costumers are actually more expensive than when the costumer pays himeslf. that weighs against the fact its a lot cheaper for a call to terminate in the operators own network - so its a carefull balance against negotiated prices with other operators and an extimate on how large a percentage of the calls are terminated in the operators net. - and to that add maintenance, development and support costs - along with shareholders that expects profits. somehow most people think its a public service that ought to be free. most of the people i hear talking about operators actually have no clue of the complex mechanics behind the prices.
Nah it'd be a real shame to drag valuable hospital equipment down there :P
Robot Lemmings!
Another step towards the perfect big brother society.
Well... if the CEO had rigged the voting system, then he wouldnt have to contribute - would he? ;)
seriously i think you're right, the systems used in such a monumetal event as elections should be transperant and not hidden away like somethings fishy