actually, last time i went to a movie, i do not remember any warning against bringing in recording devices. I will have to double check to see if there is a sign or if it's on the back of a ticket stub or anything, but "plenty of warning" should be more than something in fine print on the back of a ticket stub.
well, what he's predicting is that the tech sector will go down eventually, and we'll all go "I should have seen that coming". Of course he will be right eventually. It's just not due to the reason he thinks it is.
I disagree parent is offtopic. Other than the "What are Sony's lawyers going to patent next" the rest of the information is actually relevent. Seeing as sony is being sued over a multiprocessor, a citation of previous work is actually very important information. I think xmas just got confused who was suing who.
wow...ignoring the patent part which everyone else will address, i would suggest this to the company if they somehow won this suit. Instead of just "Impounding and destorying" every infringing chip, wouldn't it make more sense just to ask for a "cease and desist" order for the PS3 and all related services? That way it won't require trying to track down half a million PS3 users, and can target people planning to make money off of the patent leak.
you forgot the part of
step 3.3 Sign up for e-mail addresses, and a you tube account so that those can not be traced to you.
Also, step 5 is not a proven profit loss by any stretch of the imagination. Oftentimes the teasers and stuff people post on youtube cause more people to want to watch the movie.
or it could check audio for a small segment (let's say a 15 second clip), and have it converted from the sound waves to a check sum and compare that to a database of "blacklisted" checksums. Then if it is within an acceptable margin of error, have a few parts of video which it will look for, also within a margin of error. The margin of error can be quite large actually to account for missing frames, changes in formats, etc. based on more data they decide to use to judge by.
Well, this explains why i always like that "fresh printer smell" after printing out a document at work. I always thought it was just the sense of accomplishment, but apparently it's just yet another thing bad for me. Figures...first the McDonalds...now the printers.
as a person commuting from Providence into South Station via the MBTA, i couldn't agree more. On a train which leave's a 6:07 am, all the seats are filled most days before we pull in, and on average there are 7 - 10 double decker cars on the train, with 5 seats in around 20 rows on each floor of the train...so, around 200 people per car, so 1-2000 people per train going into south station, from providence at 6:07 AM...and now back again when their work day ends. There are also 5 trains leaving from providence at various times in the morning which are the "morning" commute trains. Not to mention the other train routes into south station. So i would say we could be worse for "getting american's out of their cars"
Here is how i think the spell works. When your body dies, the soul is unable to travel to the next world because parts of the soul are still connected to this world. After experimenting, voldermort figures out how to put that wanding bit of soul into a new body using harry's blood. He still thinks there are 6 pieces of his soul (1 in his body, 5 in various objects) but want to make it 7 since 7 is a magically powerful number. Therefore he quickly makes the snake as an added safeguard.
for the taboo curse, here's a suggestion...the spell will be set off whenever a word is said, not the spell is cast. let's see, if a taboo was in effect, how many times would it have gone off for unforgiveable curses in a classroom setting in book 4 (ignoring the actually using them part). "Oh he's been Imperiused" would set it off. Or "the Avada Kadavra Curse is one of the 3 unforgivable curses" would also. It's just not practacle.
oh, but it was important. The color of the eyes served as a reminder and a guilt trip. It was "He has her eyes" that caused snape to agree to protect Harry, and the eyes were a reminder of the love he lost repeatedly.
A) He did not use a horcrux to regain his life the first time. By having a horcrux, it allowed him to do that. The seven parts according to voldermort would be that list, except 1 would be voldermort himself.
B) Harry was made before the snake since he made the snake hastily after coming back to life and needing a "quick fix"
For the snes was released...Super Noah's Arc 3D, yet another doom engine clone. And it was amazing for how hokey it was. The premise was running around levels throwing fruit at goats, cows, and other barnyard animals. When you hit them, they "fell asleep"
exactly! I was responding to the comment about how the games mentioned that people were looking forward to were "frat boy" games...so i added some more.
um...the graphics are good. Not phenomenal, but good.
And by no good games since launch, do you mean games like Paper Mario, Wii Play and Mario Party 8 are not good games? And by no fun alone, do you mean games such as Twilight Princess, Wario Ware(it's an excelent stand alone game) and Trama Center?
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actually, last time i went to a movie, i do not remember any warning against bringing in recording devices. I will have to double check to see if there is a sign or if it's on the back of a ticket stub or anything, but "plenty of warning" should be more than something in fine print on the back of a ticket stub.
And for once, the system works like we all want it to.
better make that the third weekend of February. Don't want to mess with people's valentine's day shopping either.
by the rest of the world? I live there and i've been telling them that on alot of things.
who is this guy and why does he control what happens with my internets?
well, what he's predicting is that the tech sector will go down eventually, and we'll all go "I should have seen that coming". Of course he will be right eventually. It's just not due to the reason he thinks it is.
Whether businesses will have a choice when they order new computer's through their provider.
I would definately volunteer to have my (albeit nonexistant) PS3 destoryed if i could have a full refund for the system, accesseries, and games.
I disagree parent is offtopic. Other than the "What are Sony's lawyers going to patent next" the rest of the information is actually relevent. Seeing as sony is being sued over a multiprocessor, a citation of previous work is actually very important information. I think xmas just got confused who was suing who.
wow...ignoring the patent part which everyone else will address, i would suggest this to the company if they somehow won this suit. Instead of just "Impounding and destorying" every infringing chip, wouldn't it make more sense just to ask for a "cease and desist" order for the PS3 and all related services? That way it won't require trying to track down half a million PS3 users, and can target people planning to make money off of the patent leak.
you forgot the part of step 3.3 Sign up for e-mail addresses, and a you tube account so that those can not be traced to you. Also, step 5 is not a proven profit loss by any stretch of the imagination. Oftentimes the teasers and stuff people post on youtube cause more people to want to watch the movie.
or it could check audio for a small segment (let's say a 15 second clip), and have it converted from the sound waves to a check sum and compare that to a database of "blacklisted" checksums. Then if it is within an acceptable margin of error, have a few parts of video which it will look for, also within a margin of error. The margin of error can be quite large actually to account for missing frames, changes in formats, etc. based on more data they decide to use to judge by.
Well, this explains why i always like that "fresh printer smell" after printing out a document at work. I always thought it was just the sense of accomplishment, but apparently it's just yet another thing bad for me. Figures...first the McDonalds...now the printers.
as a person commuting from Providence into South Station via the MBTA, i couldn't agree more. On a train which leave's a 6:07 am, all the seats are filled most days before we pull in, and on average there are 7 - 10 double decker cars on the train, with 5 seats in around 20 rows on each floor of the train...so, around 200 people per car, so 1-2000 people per train going into south station, from providence at 6:07 AM...and now back again when their work day ends. There are also 5 trains leaving from providence at various times in the morning which are the "morning" commute trains. Not to mention the other train routes into south station. So i would say we could be worse for "getting american's out of their cars"
Because Boston no longer has turnstiles for their subways. They have little "High tech"doors which open when you swipe a Charlie Ticket.
Here is how i think the spell works. When your body dies, the soul is unable to travel to the next world because parts of the soul are still connected to this world. After experimenting, voldermort figures out how to put that wanding bit of soul into a new body using harry's blood. He still thinks there are 6 pieces of his soul (1 in his body, 5 in various objects) but want to make it 7 since 7 is a magically powerful number. Therefore he quickly makes the snake as an added safeguard.
for the taboo curse, here's a suggestion...the spell will be set off whenever a word is said, not the spell is cast. let's see, if a taboo was in effect, how many times would it have gone off for unforgiveable curses in a classroom setting in book 4 (ignoring the actually using them part). "Oh he's been Imperiused" would set it off. Or "the Avada Kadavra Curse is one of the 3 unforgivable curses" would also. It's just not practacle.
oh, but it was important. The color of the eyes served as a reminder and a guilt trip. It was "He has her eyes" that caused snape to agree to protect Harry, and the eyes were a reminder of the love he lost repeatedly.
A) He did not use a horcrux to regain his life the first time. By having a horcrux, it allowed him to do that. The seven parts according to voldermort would be that list, except 1 would be voldermort himself. B) Harry was made before the snake since he made the snake hastily after coming back to life and needing a "quick fix"
For the snes was released...Super Noah's Arc 3D, yet another doom engine clone. And it was amazing for how hokey it was. The premise was running around levels throwing fruit at goats, cows, and other barnyard animals. When you hit them, they "fell asleep"
oh god...chex quest was my favorite game growing up. Yay for doom engine mock ups.
exactly! I was responding to the comment about how the games mentioned that people were looking forward to were "frat boy" games...so i added some more.
Final Fantasy
Zelda
MGS
Nuff Said.
um...the graphics are good. Not phenomenal, but good. And by no good games since launch, do you mean games like Paper Mario, Wii Play and Mario Party 8 are not good games? And by no fun alone, do you mean games such as Twilight Princess, Wario Ware(it's an excelent stand alone game) and Trama Center?
Didn't the wiimote give it a good fight though?