Given all the attention recently put on beef, I expect McDonalds to be truthful on their page talking about their meats:
Do you use American meat?
We do. All of our chicken comes from our trusted USDA-inspected suppliers in the U.S., like Tyson Foods and Keystone Foods. Our beef and pork products also come from trusted USDA-inspected suppliers, such as Lopez Foods. In order to keep up with demand, a small percentage of our 100% pure beef is imported from USDA-inspected suppliers in Australia and New Zealand
That reminds me of the "meat flavored" spaghetti sauce at the store.
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They use the higher framerate to simulate the way scanlines faded on a real CRT. Among other things, but that's the big thing you get from 120hz or 240hz -- you can watch 1080i60 video without it being completely ugly and ruined by bob/weave artifacts.
I did a lot of research before I bought my first TV that was over 60Hz and I've never heard that before. I've read lots of lengthy discussions and even read manuals and that was never mentioned.
I just googled "240Hz LCD" and the first three results talked about reducing motion blur, not a single hint and reproducing CRT effects. Where did you hear that?
Women do have a voice. Qatar's first election was purposely held on International Women's Day to highlight that. I can't find it at the moment, but there is a recent article about women outnumber men in Education City getting their degrees.
There is no gorilla arm on tablets. I took my iPad as my sole computer to class my last semester at college and used it all day 5 days a week and never had a problem with it. Gorilla Arm only comes into play on touch-enabled monitors that you can't set in your lap.
Just to explain how modern Windows works. On the majority of desktops that have Intel...they are open source and simply work, and modern ones are suitable for all gaming, Nvidia and Ati have open source drivers, but the proprietary ones are still better (I've not used Ati in a while), but upon loading Windowsjust works...and its always a single click away, its simpler than Linux complicated method of having to go to the web-site and wade through the complicated instructions, CLI, package managers, etc etc.[I'm to[sic] bored to explain]
You didn't have to scroll through the whole thing, just put in the letter it started with. I think. It has been a while but one of my TIs provided a way to skip to a particular part of the catalogue.
I have found that the more cynical you think about how a company will do something, especially companies like AT&T and Verizon, the more correct your predictions will be.
Actual costs never matter to the costomer. You, as a simple customer, have no say in how much a company can charge above actual costs except by not buying if you object to the profit margin.
Or they could be using the stats from the 747-8I engine that produces 20,000lbs more thrust or the -400ER that produces 16,000lbs more thrust than the engine type on the original -100B.
I bought a Smart Case and returned it 2 minutes after I started using it because it was extremely uncomfortable to hold. I never expected something so crappy from them.
Almost everything about your post is wrong. Terrorists aren't just living their lives amongst civilians, they are attacking us from amongst civilians. They know that our weapons are aimed at them and know we might not pull the trigger so civilians don't die because the terrorists don't care if civilians die. Do you see any Generals shooting from the windows of their house? Do you see Generals bringing their kids to the battlefields? Generals sleep in the comfort of their home because they aren't being attacked and aren't the ones pulling the triggers.
I was planning on getting one for my birthday before I leave the country and have questionable access to new Apple products and now I'm not sure if I should try to get the new one at the last minute or just get the 3 like I planned. I'm suprised and a little pissed that they simply dropped it instead of replacing the iPad 2 for $399.
I misread fwd as rwd. Anyways, my point was that these kids were killing their only source of power by using too much while I drove right around them in my fwd car.
It isn't just the broadcasters. I was at Chili's and all the HDTVs were showing the game in SD. Broadcasters won't fix it if viewers can't even tell if it is wrong.
Are you saying that smoking and drinking have similar effects? You don't drink do you? I enjoy drinking but I would expect to get fired from any job if I drank before or during work hours.
You must live in a very friendly neighborhood. Mine is the only house on my block where I regularly see curtains/blinds open. Your IE message example is true but still biased. The final question has a definite pro-tracking bias that assumes you would rather see targeted advertising by dismissing generic ads as not desirable. It could easily be phrased "Do you want to allow them and enable a multitude of unidentified 3rd parties to build a detailed profile of your interests and personal life?" as an example of anti-tracking bias or a more neutral and simple "Do you want to allow this?" Remember, just because it is factual doesn't mean it is also truthful.
I'm pro-DNT but "my hardware, my rules" doesn't apply to the internet, really. I don't get to dictate what slashdot does just because I access it on my hardware.
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I suspected that McDonald's wasn't lieing but they weren't telling the whole truth, either.
Given all the attention recently put on beef, I expect McDonalds to be truthful on their page talking about their meats:
Do you use American meat?
We do. All of our chicken comes from our trusted USDA-inspected suppliers in the U.S., like Tyson Foods and Keystone Foods. Our beef and pork products also come from trusted USDA-inspected suppliers, such as Lopez Foods. In order to keep up with demand, a small percentage of our 100% pure beef is imported from USDA-inspected suppliers in Australia and New Zealand
That reminds me of the "meat flavored" spaghetti sauce at the store.
They use the higher framerate to simulate the way scanlines faded on a real CRT. Among other things, but that's the big thing you get from 120hz or 240hz -- you can watch 1080i60 video without it being completely ugly and ruined by bob/weave artifacts.
I did a lot of research before I bought my first TV that was over 60Hz and I've never heard that before. I've read lots of lengthy discussions and even read manuals and that was never mentioned.
I just googled "240Hz LCD" and the first three results talked about reducing motion blur, not a single hint and reproducing CRT effects. Where did you hear that?
Women do have a voice. Qatar's first election was purposely held on International Women's Day to highlight that. I can't find it at the moment, but there is a recent article about women outnumber men in Education City getting their degrees.
There is no gorilla arm on tablets. I took my iPad as my sole computer to class my last semester at college and used it all day 5 days a week and never had a problem with it. Gorilla Arm only comes into play on touch-enabled monitors that you can't set in your lap.
Just to explain how modern Windows works. On the majority of desktops that have Intel...they are open source and simply work, and modern ones are suitable for all gaming, Nvidia and Ati have open source drivers, but the proprietary ones are still better (I've not used Ati in a while), but upon loading Windowsjust works...and its always a single click away, its simpler than Linux complicated method of having to go to the web-site and wade through the complicated instructions, CLI, package managers, etc etc.[I'm to[sic] bored to explain]
You live in the world of faeries :)
You didn't have to scroll through the whole thing, just put in the letter it started with. I think. It has been a while but one of my TIs provided a way to skip to a particular part of the catalogue.
The best jokes usually are true.
I have found that the more cynical you think about how a company will do something, especially companies like AT&T and Verizon, the more correct your predictions will be.
Actual costs never matter to the costomer. You, as a simple customer, have no say in how much a company can charge above actual costs except by not buying if you object to the profit margin.
Or they could be using the stats from the 747-8I engine that produces 20,000lbs more thrust or the -400ER that produces 16,000lbs more thrust than the engine type on the original -100B.
The last time I installed Windows, it was more straight-forward than many of the programs I installed afterward.
I bought a Smart Case and returned it 2 minutes after I started using it because it was extremely uncomfortable to hold. I never expected something so crappy from them.
Almost everything about your post is wrong. Terrorists aren't just living their lives amongst civilians, they are attacking us from amongst civilians. They know that our weapons are aimed at them and know we might not pull the trigger so civilians don't die because the terrorists don't care if civilians die. Do you see any Generals shooting from the windows of their house? Do you see Generals bringing their kids to the battlefields? Generals sleep in the comfort of their home because they aren't being attacked and aren't the ones pulling the triggers.
I was planning on getting one for my birthday before I leave the country and have questionable access to new Apple products and now I'm not sure if I should try to get the new one at the last minute or just get the 3 like I planned. I'm suprised and a little pissed that they simply dropped it instead of replacing the iPad 2 for $399.
I misread fwd as rwd. Anyways, my point was that these kids were killing their only source of power by using too much while I drove right around them in my fwd car.
I've seen the same thing happen to a pair of rich kids with a BMW and Mercedes on an elevated and curved off-ramp.
Insightful? Interesting? Sure. Funny? Hell yes. I'm suprised you didn't get modded Troll or Flamebait!
It isn't just the broadcasters. I was at Chili's and all the HDTVs were showing the game in SD. Broadcasters won't fix it if viewers can't even tell if it is wrong.
Are you saying that smoking and drinking have similar effects? You don't drink do you? I enjoy drinking but I would expect to get fired from any job if I drank before or during work hours.
It has been proven that smoking is bad for you. It isn't subjective at all.
You must live in a very friendly neighborhood. Mine is the only house on my block where I regularly see curtains/blinds open. Your IE message example is true but still biased. The final question has a definite pro-tracking bias that assumes you would rather see targeted advertising by dismissing generic ads as not desirable. It could easily be phrased "Do you want to allow them and enable a multitude of unidentified 3rd parties to build a detailed profile of your interests and personal life?" as an example of anti-tracking bias or a more neutral and simple "Do you want to allow this?" Remember, just because it is factual doesn't mean it is also truthful.
I'm pro-DNT but "my hardware, my rules" doesn't apply to the internet, really. I don't get to dictate what slashdot does just because I access it on my hardware.
I just signed up for a service for my dog and my password could only be 6-8 character. I couldn't believe it!