Actually its pretty easy to set up a media server for a PS3/Xbox. I have an application that can share to both Xbox and PS3 I've never had a problem with it.
G+ may be better now but once it gets out of (invite only) beta phase it'll be the same wasteland of human stupidity as Facebook. I wish Facebook had stayed a college student only site.
Yeah Government paying for all lawyers would be a possible solution. You could also potentially throw out many of those "trip an fall" lawsuits before a lawyer ever gets involved.
There is a flaw in the Dyson Sphere concept too it's that to create a (solar) Dyson Sphere it would require more matter than in a given solar system. Which means (amusing you can't create matter from energy extremely efficiently) would need to transport matter from another solar system to complete it likely needing to destroy at least one other star in the process. So unless a Society has settled and depleted every solar system in the galaxy it's more efficient to move part of your society to another solar system (think Firefly). Having said all that a planet sized Dyson spear is a much more likely concept.
So that's the reason our last two presidents have been taking away our rights it's not to protect us it's to make us look better in international affairs.
It'd be easy to beat North Korea in a cyber attack just unplug them from the network. It's not like anyone would care or could leave the country in order to reconnect it. Then again Kim Jong Il is an internet expert so we might have some trouble with him.
I'm sure retards are going to blame Obama, while ignoring the Republican asshattery that got everyone in this mess in the first place
Two, who the fuck cares about ratings agencys? Werent they the ones putting AAA on CDO's? Shouldnt we burn those fuckers to the ground as the turds they are?
Our countries problems are just as much Obama's fault now as they were Bush's fault a few years ago. Get off your high horse they're both the problem. By taking sides your just empowering both of them to continue the same asshattery.
People constantly make out SUV owners as evil but has anyone ever considered that they may actually need more space than average 2,000 lbs small car owners. The people you'll end up taxing are mainly people who 1. have several kids 2. people who's job actually requires more haul space (e.g. construction workers). Don't get me wrong if you think that this tax is necessary go ahead but at least consider this factor before you support legislation.
Your argument presumes that people usually buy things for logical reasons and that when people make logical arguments they usually do it logically and for logical reasons. None of which is true.
Actually OSX conflates an applications running with 1. The icon being in the Dock and 2. There being a dot under said icon* (whether or not there's a window is irrelevant). I think this is better for end users because it gives them a uniformed way to think about it. In Windows the user has to think I need to go find icon X to launch app X but when its running its a bar at the bottom of my screen. Instead of just thinking app X is icon X at the bottom of my screen and if it has a dot under it it's running. Furthermore Windows (or developers for Windows) are spectacularly bad at handling background tasks. I've met countless non-techie people that have about 10 Daemons running in their task bar just slowing down their computer and when asked they say I don't know how to disable them or even I didn't know they were running. *Lion supposedly changes the way OSX handles tasks so it may be a bit different.
If you understood ecosystems you'd understand that if there were a good amount of green (unless it was almost exclusively evergreen) it very likely wouldn't be post-apocalyptic. But you're right they could make a fictional post-apocalyptic universe/world where there was a lot of green.
Sony has a massive 21 first party studio lineup that is cranking out a flood of PS3 exclusives that dwarf the combined exclusive output of Nintendo and Microsoft combined. There are still major first party franchises that have yet to be released on the PS3.
Ah so they were saving all the good games for the PS3's sixth year.
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Actually its pretty easy to set up a media server for a PS3/Xbox. I have an application that can share to both Xbox and PS3 I've never had a problem with it.
G+ may be better now but once it gets out of (invite only) beta phase it'll be the same wasteland of human stupidity as Facebook. I wish Facebook had stayed a college student only site.
Another solution to occurs to me. If a Lawsuit is thrown out as frivolous you're fined your legal fees.
Yeah Government paying for all lawyers would be a possible solution. You could also potentially throw out many of those "trip an fall" lawsuits before a lawyer ever gets involved.
There's that and there's that fact that we need to make it so winning in a courtroom isn't just about how much money you can spend on lawyers.
There's already an app for that that.
There is a flaw in the Dyson Sphere concept too it's that to create a (solar) Dyson Sphere it would require more matter than in a given solar system. Which means (amusing you can't create matter from energy extremely efficiently) would need to transport matter from another solar system to complete it likely needing to destroy at least one other star in the process. So unless a Society has settled and depleted every solar system in the galaxy it's more efficient to move part of your society to another solar system (think Firefly). Having said all that a planet sized Dyson spear is a much more likely concept.
I'm fairly confident that they're all indefinitely 3-5 years away from the market.
There fixed that for you.
We get all that and all we have to do is tell our government exactly where, when, and, how we drive our cars. Where do we sign up?
Because of your freedoms, obviously ;-)
So that's the reason our last two presidents have been taking away our rights it's not to protect us it's to make us look better in international affairs.
We'll be fine so long as we stick with IPv4.
They're not doing as good as everyone in the US thinks.
No just North Korea, if they couldn't control the botnet they couldn't do anything with it.
It'd be easy to beat North Korea in a cyber attack just unplug them from the network. It's not like anyone would care or could leave the country in order to reconnect it. Then again Kim Jong Il is an internet expert so we might have some trouble with him.
I'm sure retards are going to blame Obama, while ignoring the Republican asshattery that got everyone in this mess in the first place
Two, who the fuck cares about ratings agencys? Werent they the ones putting AAA on CDO's? Shouldnt we burn those fuckers to the ground as the turds they are?
Our countries problems are just as much Obama's fault now as they were Bush's fault a few years ago. Get off your high horse they're both the problem. By taking sides your just empowering both of them to continue the same asshattery.
People constantly make out SUV owners as evil but has anyone ever considered that they may actually need more space than average 2,000 lbs small car owners. The people you'll end up taxing are mainly people who 1. have several kids 2. people who's job actually requires more haul space (e.g. construction workers). Don't get me wrong if you think that this tax is necessary go ahead but at least consider this factor before you support legislation.
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Your argument presumes that people usually buy things for logical reasons and that when people make logical arguments they usually do it logically and for logical reasons. None of which is true.
Actually OSX conflates an applications running with 1. The icon being in the Dock and 2. There being a dot under said icon* (whether or not there's a window is irrelevant). I think this is better for end users because it gives them a uniformed way to think about it. In Windows the user has to think I need to go find icon X to launch app X but when its running its a bar at the bottom of my screen. Instead of just thinking app X is icon X at the bottom of my screen and if it has a dot under it it's running. Furthermore Windows (or developers for Windows) are spectacularly bad at handling background tasks. I've met countless non-techie people that have about 10 Daemons running in their task bar just slowing down their computer and when asked they say I don't know how to disable them or even I didn't know they were running.
*Lion supposedly changes the way OSX handles tasks so it may be a bit different.
If you understood ecosystems you'd understand that if there were a good amount of green (unless it was almost exclusively evergreen) it very likely wouldn't be post-apocalyptic. But you're right they could make a fictional post-apocalyptic universe/world where there was a lot of green.
Since when is 42% dominating?
Sony has a massive 21 first party studio lineup that is cranking out a flood of PS3 exclusives that dwarf the combined exclusive output of Nintendo and Microsoft combined. There are still major first party franchises that have yet to be released on the PS3.
Ah so they were saving all the good games for the PS3's sixth year.
Obviously twitter is dead.
I'm trying to change the game by making this dumb post. Now mod me +5 Insightful.