'couse piling millions of jews into large ovens and console hacking are roughly the same...
GP is right. These people are doing thier job. Your gov't decided this job needed to be done, so someone did it. If he had to toture and kill people to find this console hacker, then your Nuremberg comment might be appropriate.
I actually saw a woman driving with her elbow this morning. She had the cellphone in her right hand and her left hand was blocking the sun from her eyes.
That bitch really needs to learn how to use her knee.
If by "dismember and ground up", you mean "carbon capture". It's not rain forest trees going into your books. It's farm trees + natural trees with strict replanting laws.
I assume that you are referring to Teksavvy and MLPPP. I tried to sign up seeing as I was 3-4 blocks from the CO. I got 5m down and 316k up on an interleave profile. If I got two and tied them togeather, I would have 10/.6m service for about $70/mo. Through Shaw I get 15/1 (acutal is like 22/1) for about $50/month with lower 1st hop latency.
I wouldn't exactly call the MLPPP innovation. It's more like a subpar solution. The real solution is for DSL to not suck.
I live in calgary. In the city, we have over 500km of bike paths for bikers to use, but for some unexplained reason, many jackasses on bikes have a death wish. I cross a narrowish bridge to/from work every day. Frequently, there is a cyclist clogging up the bridge with their slowness, when there is a goddamn cyclist bridge 10 feet -literally- north. We spend all this tax money on bike paths and special bridges, and still they use the road. One of these days, I'll be washing cyclist of the front of my car...
As I see it, the camera is using the (unofficial) battery to post and load the firmware, only to realize that the battery is illigal, and then either eisplays message or halts. I just find it funny that it has to use the very device that it intends to block to power the check.
Well, one problem is that most of the world has to have two sets of tools for everything. Two sets of wrenches, two drill bits, two sockets, two sets of numbers on my speedometer.
The other reason I think they should "axe the tax" is that I simply can not accept that people are actually downloading music (probably in mp3 format), converting them to wav files (or whatever) then burning them to CDs. In fact, I take it back, anyone actually doing that deserves to be fined 21 cents per CD for having too much time on their hands.
Anyone that has a non-mp3 enabled cd player in their car would disagree. Also the conversion process is done on-the-fly now anyways, and has been so for probably 10 years now.
He might be saving money, but in part because he is getting raped for electricity. His rates were 11 cents to 30 cents+ per kWh. I pay 7 cents per kWh all the time.
Well, if you walked in and stole a VAIO laptop valued at $1,000, and then on your sentencing date you are told you have to pay back $80 Million to the retailer, you might have a problem with that.
Well, If you price the songs at $1. That would mean that each song was uploaded 80,000 times. Assume 5 MB for the song, you get 400GB. Multiply that by 24 and you get 9.6 TB. Upload. No protocol.
I think the idea is to have robots kill people... This is basically nuclear warfare without the fallout. Nukes have a couple of problems. They cause fallout, massive civilian deaths, mutations to future births, etc. They are great, however, because they can be used to kill & deal enormous amounts of damage from afar, with no soldiers on the ground.
Likewise with these drones and robots and what have you. The point, once again, is to make killing massive amounts of people as simple as pressing a button, with no soldiers on the ground. Sure, it's not as bad as nukes, but to me it seems like a technology that is as game changing and disruptive.
I get free voicemail, free caller ID, Free web browsing to partner sites, and 100 text/MMS messages a month free.
If you call them (*611, free call)and complain that when you start your phone's web browser it goes to their homepage automatically, thus charging you 2 cents, when you really want to get to a 3rd party site. So in effect, a 3rd party site costs 12 cents: 10 for the 3rd party site, plus 2 to view thier homepage. You do not have the ability to change your homepage.
Ask them to just "block all partner sites". They will tell you that is not possible. Ask them to change your homepage to something else, or just not load anything at all. Agian, they will tell you that is not possible. Tell them that you are "fed up with telus nickel and dimeing you to death and that you *will not hang up until this issue is resolved*. 2 managers later, and I got a nice, permanent, perk.
I would expect a huge gaping hole where his hand used to be. Possibly the meteor missed him entirely hit the ground near him, and some of the debris from the impact with the earth hit his hand.
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'couse piling millions of jews into large ovens and console hacking are roughly the same...
GP is right. These people are doing thier job. Your gov't decided this job needed to be done, so someone did it. If he had to toture and kill people to find this console hacker, then your Nuremberg comment might be appropriate.
I think you are having a flashback of WWF summerslam '88
I actually saw a woman driving with her elbow this morning. She had the cellphone in her right hand and her left hand was blocking the sun from her eyes.
That bitch really needs to learn how to use her knee.
I suspect it is actually 2 projectors with polarized lenses alternating frames.
Bingo.
-- Old growth forests don't really "grow". New forests grow much faster and create more oxygen.
-- Trees are farmed for paper. Magic clicky text here.
-- Also when you cut trees for lumber, you get chips and waste, which is made into paper, so that argument doesn't stand either.
If by "dismember and ground up", you mean "carbon capture". It's not rain forest trees going into your books. It's farm trees + natural trees with strict replanting laws.
Quick, someone give it a jellybean!
I assume that you are referring to Teksavvy and MLPPP. I tried to sign up seeing as I was 3-4 blocks from the CO. I got 5m down and 316k up on an interleave profile. If I got two and tied them togeather, I would have 10/.6m service for about $70/mo. Through Shaw I get 15/1 (acutal is like 22/1) for about $50/month with lower 1st hop latency.
I wouldn't exactly call the MLPPP innovation. It's more like a subpar solution. The real solution is for DSL to not suck.
I live in calgary. In the city, we have over 500km of bike paths for bikers to use, but for some unexplained reason, many jackasses on bikes have a death wish. I cross a narrowish bridge to/from work every day. Frequently, there is a cyclist clogging up the bridge with their slowness, when there is a goddamn cyclist bridge 10 feet -literally- north. We spend all this tax money on bike paths and special bridges, and still they use the road. One of these days, I'll be washing cyclist of the front of my car...
Further to that, bing.com has more views than google. Also, what the hell is tooooop.net?
As I see it, the camera is using the (unofficial) battery to post and load the firmware, only to realize that the battery is illigal, and then either eisplays message or halts. I just find it funny that it has to use the very device that it intends to block to power the check.
Well, one problem is that most of the world has to have two sets of tools for everything. Two sets of wrenches, two drill bits, two sockets, two sets of numbers on my speedometer.
You mean two horses' asses.
The other reason I think they should "axe the tax" is that I simply can not accept that people are actually downloading music (probably in mp3 format), converting them to wav files (or whatever) then burning them to CDs. In fact, I take it back, anyone actually doing that deserves to be fined 21 cents per CD for having too much time on their hands.
Anyone that has a non-mp3 enabled cd player in their car would disagree. Also the conversion process is done on-the-fly now anyways, and has been so for probably 10 years now.
He might be saving money, but in part because he is getting raped for electricity. His rates were 11 cents to 30 cents+ per kWh. I pay 7 cents per kWh all the time.
I didn't know my wife trolled slashdot...
Well, if you walked in and stole a VAIO laptop valued at $1,000, and then on your sentencing date you are told you have to pay back $80 Million to the retailer, you might have a problem with that.
Actually 2.5 hours. It's 1:50 MDT now.
Well, If you price the songs at $1. That would mean that each song was uploaded 80,000 times. Assume 5 MB for the song, you get 400GB. Multiply that by 24 and you get 9.6 TB. Upload. No protocol.
I hope that the RIAA feel real good.
[...]massive amounts of targeted people[...] Sorry.
How is this flamebait? It's true...
I think the idea is to have robots kill people... This is basically nuclear warfare without the fallout. Nukes have a couple of problems. They cause fallout, massive civilian deaths, mutations to future births, etc. They are great, however, because they can be used to kill & deal enormous amounts of damage from afar, with no soldiers on the ground.
Likewise with these drones and robots and what have you. The point, once again, is to make killing massive amounts of people as simple as pressing a button, with no soldiers on the ground. Sure, it's not as bad as nukes, but to me it seems like a technology that is as game changing and disruptive.
I get free voicemail, free caller ID, Free web browsing to partner sites, and 100 text/MMS messages a month free.
If you call them (*611, free call)and complain that when you start your phone's web browser it goes to their homepage automatically, thus charging you 2 cents, when you really want to get to a 3rd party site. So in effect, a 3rd party site costs 12 cents: 10 for the 3rd party site, plus 2 to view thier homepage. You do not have the ability to change your homepage.
Ask them to just "block all partner sites". They will tell you that is not possible. Ask them to change your homepage to something else, or just not load anything at all. Agian, they will tell you that is not possible. Tell them that you are "fed up with telus nickel and dimeing you to death and that you *will not hang up until this issue is resolved*. 2 managers later, and I got a nice, permanent, perk.
I would expect a huge gaping hole where his hand used to be. Possibly the meteor missed him entirely hit the ground near him, and some of the debris from the impact with the earth hit his hand.
I was wondering the same question. I'm guessing that is was from a fecal sample.