Well I pay my taxes and my TV licence fee and I'm really delighted in what the BBC does and the high quality with which it does it. I tried your offering Mr Murdoch and it was overpriced shit.
What next: BUPA complains that the NHS is unfair competition?
Yeah, Llamatron was the only game which was better than Robotron. I used to play it on my Atari STE. I managed to get through all 100 levels with the droid helper but never solo.
I can still play it now on my XBox via an Amiga emulator. But ageing eyes and arthritic fingers make it much more of a challenge these days.
apologies for the spoddy question but aside from Linux what equipment (PC, Soundcard etc) are you using? I ask because I've been experimenting with Ubuntu Studio on an oldish Dell laptop and the results thus far have been rubbish.
Certainly HMV.com and Play.com don't charge for shipping. Amazon only charges for orders =£5 (in the UK at any rate.)
Yes you can easily copy CDs using a computer.
Does iTunes require no knowledge of computers? I would say that the number of help and support requests on Apple's forums and elsewhere would suggest otherwise.
If only there were a way to buy high-quality, DRM-free music. Even better, what if that music came on some sort of 'disk' (it could be a fairly compact disk) which meant that you had a backup?
From the many feature films I've seen, the small-town cops in the Deep South don't actually collect any money from travellers. Rather they prefer to kidnap/rape/bugger/squeal/play banjos at/murder the travellers.
I'm no astronomer or physicist but isn't the fact that there is so much dark sky, even with powerful telescopes, suggestive of the presence of dark matter?
How bright would the night sky be if there were no dark space visible to the naked eye?
Yep, mine too. Just got all kind of API errors resulting in a trip to the Task Manager to get rid of it all. I know this is a beta but isn't it supposed to work a little bit?
The government haven't 'lost' the data; to have done that they would have to be in a situation where they did not have the data anymore. What they have done is lost media carrying copies of the data meaning that the data is potentially in the public domain or in the hands of someone who will misuse it.
I actually find it reassuring that all this data is apparently so freely available. It would be much more sinister if it were only available to a secret, select few. Publish the lot I say.
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"The device projects a narrow beam of extremely annoying sound..."
Ah, I was wondering what had happened to Daphne and Celeste.
Someone at LinuxFest had a girlfriend???
There's nothing wrong with competition. What Murdoch has patently failed to do is to provide any. That's why he is whining.
Oh and your tfh is starting to show.
oooh call a doctor, my heart is bleeding.
Well I pay my taxes and my TV licence fee and I'm really delighted in what the BBC does and the high quality with which it does it. I tried your offering Mr Murdoch and it was overpriced shit.
What next: BUPA complains that the NHS is unfair competition?
Yeah, Llamatron was the only game which was better than Robotron. I used to play it on my Atari STE. I managed to get through all 100 levels with the droid helper but never solo.
I can still play it now on my XBox via an Amiga emulator. But ageing eyes and arthritic fingers make it much more of a challenge these days.
Hi,
apologies for the spoddy question but aside from Linux what equipment (PC, Soundcard etc) are you using? I ask because I've been experimenting with Ubuntu Studio on an oldish Dell laptop and the results thus far have been rubbish.
TIA,
H.
Dunno about Spanish whisk(e)y but Welsh whisk(e)y is 'wisgi'.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisky
Certainly HMV.com and Play.com don't charge for shipping. Amazon only charges for orders =£5 (in the UK at any rate.)
Yes you can easily copy CDs using a computer.
Does iTunes require no knowledge of computers? I would say that the number of help and support requests on Apple's forums and elsewhere would suggest otherwise.
If only there were a way to buy high-quality, DRM-free music. Even better, what if that music came on some sort of 'disk' (it could be a fairly compact disk) which meant that you had a backup?
Can I mod down the original summary? 'Finally'? I've got an Android G1 and it beats the pants off the iPhone.
From the many feature films I've seen, the small-town cops in the Deep South don't actually collect any money from travellers. Rather they prefer to kidnap/rape/bugger/squeal/play banjos at/murder the travellers.
I think these people are the type who could care less about their grammar.
If SNMP were also implemented then you could get notification when the lightbulb had failed.
I'm no astronomer or physicist but isn't the fact that there is so much dark sky, even with powerful telescopes, suggestive of the presence of dark matter?
How bright would the night sky be if there were no dark space visible to the naked eye?
30 Terabytes, consisting mainly of #000000.
If someone gets hold of my finger prints, what do I do then?
I have a soldering iron you can borrow.
The chief advantage over the iPod OS is that it plays flac and ogg vorbis files, as well as many formats of video if your player's CPU is fast enough.
Indeed. I was able to play mpeg movies on a 1st Gen iPod Nano. It isn't exactly hi-def but it works.
The Olympics I'm looking forward to is Robotron2084. Unfortunately the domain is taken.
But this is from a closed-source company that had the arrogance to claim that its products 'just work'.
This is WPA, ffs. It's not rocket science to get this to work properly.
Apple has failed to test its product properly before releasing it. That is worthy of comment and condemnation.
Where's the oxygen coming from? I would have thought that the fire would suffocate itself very quickly.
Chuck Norris did the casting.
Yep, mine too. Just got all kind of API errors resulting in a trip to the Task Manager to get rid of it all. I know this is a beta but isn't it supposed to work a little bit?
The government haven't 'lost' the data; to have done that they would have to be in a situation where they did not have the data anymore. What they have done is lost media carrying copies of the data meaning that the data is potentially in the public domain or in the hands of someone who will misuse it.
I actually find it reassuring that all this data is apparently so freely available. It would be much more sinister if it were only available to a secret, select few. Publish the lot I say.
I never buy Apple products until Service Pack 4 comes out. Oh... wait... that's Microsoft... or is it?
*confused*