This non-consistent pricing is not only in PlayStation Store - Steam prices also change heavily based on location
That's true of pretty much anyone selling anything in multiple countries.
Personally I don't see what's so great about Microsoft points. Instead of having a separate price for each region, you have a separate exchange rate for each region. How is that less confusing?
The only way to be sure is to build your own PC and install "Genuine" media, which could be tampered with too, since it's packaged and printed overseas. Someone at Microsoft would catch on to that though, I hope.
That's what signed code is for. Then all you need to trust is that the guy who signed it is trustworthy and wasn't compromised.
Fair enough. So what are his accomplishments on the international scene?
Opening a dialogue with Burma and getting the military Junta to let Suu Kyi speak to western diplomats.
Talking to Iran rather than threatening Iran.
That's all I got before the coffee kicks in.
The world needs more diverse, creative types who can communicate with everyone else. - people who can write. They serve as a bridge between the fierce logicians of the world to whom everything is a computation.
I weasled a "one time courtesy" out of them, after which I promptly imaged the machine with Acronis.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't putting that image on another machine deactivate Windows? Granted that's probably easier to get reactivated than AutoCAD.
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Are you saying making those illegal and having consequences when caught have absolutely no effect on if people will do them?
Of course they have an affect. Countries with legal prostitution and drugs have lower use rates of both.
Hundreds of quality games, and tens of thousands of crappy ones. Good luck finding the good ones, and BTW, no refunds.
They should rename it iddqd in honour of this new feature.
I notice you thing being a human being excludes you from being a sex object. I'm not one to judge, just remember: Baaaaa means no.
So what does the union do when you don't vote their way? Stop charging you dues?
And you think Windows is user proof? They can't even use the web browser without getting infected with god knows what.
If it's left on the surface, then it has escaped the black hole.
So free publicity is a punishment now?
Really? Why is that?
Because they are paid to dislike it.
So information CAN escape a black hole. I knew one of us was wrong. Glad it wasn't me.
This non-consistent pricing is not only in PlayStation Store - Steam prices also change heavily based on location
That's true of pretty much anyone selling anything in multiple countries. Personally I don't see what's so great about Microsoft points. Instead of having a separate price for each region, you have a separate exchange rate for each region. How is that less confusing?
"Information (except its mass, charge, and spin) can't escape a black hole, period.
Information cannot be destroyed, period. One of us is wrong.
The only way to be sure is to build your own PC and install "Genuine" media, which could be tampered with too, since it's packaged and printed overseas. Someone at Microsoft would catch on to that though, I hope.
That's what signed code is for. Then all you need to trust is that the guy who signed it is trustworthy and wasn't compromised.
An ideal job is one you enjoy. If you enjoy coding in your spare time, then coding is your ideal job.
Fair enough. So what are his accomplishments on the international scene?
Opening a dialogue with Burma and getting the military Junta to let Suu Kyi speak to western diplomats. Talking to Iran rather than threatening Iran. That's all I got before the coffee kicks in.
The world needs more diverse, creative types who can communicate with everyone else. - people who can write. They serve as a bridge between the fierce logicians of the world to whom everything is a computation.
And to invent the jump to conclusions mat.
Cold Death is the big freeze. The results are similar, bot they're not the same thing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_death_of_the_universe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Freeze
And the minute that effort starts getting really successful, Microsoft will sue.
Would I find this book about imaginary technology in my college library?
Yes, actually. "The Physics of Star Trek" by Lawrence M. Krauss.
You need to get yourself a girlfriend.
What they can't count is how many people have torrented the show.
Then how do they come up with all those estimates about how much piracy is costing them?
I weasled a "one time courtesy" out of them, after which I promptly imaged the machine with Acronis.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't putting that image on another machine deactivate Windows? Granted that's probably easier to get reactivated than AutoCAD.
Psych issues cause problems with porn, not the other way around.
Sure, you're against all illegals. The fact that 99.9% of them are Hispanics is just a coincidence...
Only 74,000 miles? Could have been restored.