You do not see comparable levels of bias with MSNBC. You just don't.
MS owns MSNBC. How can that not be biased? Hint: how much Linux coverage do you read on MSNBC as compared to the BBC, which recently had a feature on the latest Ubuntu release.
Wow, that's one hell of a crowbar you have there. Where do I get one?
Oh, indeed, take it away good sir: give us the long list (not the short one!) of these mythological Peaceful Countries.
FTFY. Not to be a dick, but to try and illustrate how centering this debate on religion hides the real issue, which is that powerful peope are (often) total dicks.
Properly corrected this time - couldn't get strikeout to work.
Oh, indeed, take it away good sir: give us the long list (not the short one!) of these mythological Peaceful Muslim Countries.
FTFY. Not to be a dick, but to try and illustrate how centering this debate on religion hides the real issue, which is that powerful peope are (often) total dicks.
If I'm understanding correctly, that means the UK could have used the IRA attacks to invade Ireland? I do hope that's not what you meant; I'd hate to think how quickly such logic would lead to a truly total world war.
Correction: we have a small number of sociopaths who think the best way to solve the world's problems is by blowing up innocents. And by small, I mean a dozen or so. Labelling them Muslims is about as relevant as labelling them cheese.
Although it didn't have a web browser, the SNES was network-capable with the correct peripherals. Not sure if it could access anything outside gaming networks though.
I'm not trying to be rude, but do people actually buy an Xbox and not have a Gold membership? It equates to something like $5 per month for access to demos
Wrong
weekly arcade games
Wrong
an indie game market
Wrong
promo videos
Wrong
media streaming
From PC to XBox - Wrong
From Netflix et al - Right
a stable staging environment for multiplayer gaming across games
Right
Not trying to be an arse, just want to clarify a few things;)
The intensity of light reflected from the Moon compared to the Sun is like a match compared to the largest nuke ever made. So the proximity isn't a question of focal lengths, but more a question of not melting Hubble's sensors.
Reading the code and then rewriting it to do the exact same thing
Is not what Google did - they only read the API, which I believe is a defined standard. Think WINE - implements the Win32 API without the devs ever seeing a single line of Win32 source.
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What's Motorola got to do with this? This whole issue is because Apple is trying to screw HTC into the ground over patents.
MS owns MSNBC. How can that not be biased? Hint: how much Linux coverage do you read on MSNBC as compared to the BBC, which recently had a feature on the latest Ubuntu release.
Wow, that's one hell of a crowbar you have there. Where do I get one?
Oh, indeed, take it away good sir: give us the long list (not the short one!) of these mythological Peaceful Countries.
FTFY. Not to be a dick, but to try and illustrate how centering this debate on religion hides the real issue, which is that powerful peope are (often) total dicks.
Properly corrected this time - couldn't get strikeout to work.
Oh, indeed, take it away good sir: give us the long list (not the short one!) of these mythological Peaceful Muslim Countries.
FTFY. Not to be a dick, but to try and illustrate how centering this debate on religion hides the real issue, which is that powerful peope are (often) total dicks.
If I'm understanding correctly, that means the UK could have used the IRA attacks to invade Ireland? I do hope that's not what you meant; I'd hate to think how quickly such logic would lead to a truly total world war.
So you're saying that, because of a few sociopaths, we need to fear an entire religion?
I mean, it's not like people use excuses other than religion.
Ah yes, the infamous Pot-Kettle Wars of the 19th century...
*notes the joke's wearing thin now*
Won't somebody think of the kettles?!
Correction: we have a small number of sociopaths who think the best way to solve the world's problems is by blowing up innocents. And by small, I mean a dozen or so. Labelling them Muslims is about as relevant as labelling them cheese.
If it wasn't perpetrated by a government or government-appointed agency or operative, then it's not an act of war.
No - see http://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-live/game-saves-in-the-cloud/cloud-save-games
No more so than for phone-based browsers.
Although it didn't have a web browser, the SNES was network-capable with the correct peripherals. Not sure if it could access anything outside gaming networks though.
Largely bad. They're just there so you can check a few sites quickly. For a serious Web session, stick to a PC.
I'm not trying to be rude, but do people actually buy an Xbox and not have a Gold membership? It equates to something like $5 per month for access to demos
Wrong
weekly arcade games
Wrong
an indie game market
Wrong
promo videos
Wrong
media streaming
From PC to XBox - Wrong
From Netflix et al - Right
a stable staging environment for multiplayer gaming across games
Right
Not trying to be an arse, just want to clarify a few things ;)
Were they chocolate chip cookies? They're much better than those fruit ones any day of the week :)
We just haven't found the right dose yet ;)
The intensity of light reflected from the Moon compared to the Sun is like a match compared to the largest nuke ever made. So the proximity isn't a question of focal lengths, but more a question of not melting Hubble's sensors.
Never hurts to be polite ;)
Reading the code and then rewriting it to do the exact same thing
Is not what Google did - they only read the API, which I believe is a defined standard. Think WINE - implements the Win32 API without the devs ever seeing a single line of Win32 source.
"Apple wouldn't dare do it to Amazon or eBay"
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9218629/Amazon_caves_to_Apple_drops_Kindle_s_in_app_button
I stand corrected. I'm also concerned that Apple has that much influence.
Clean-room in this case means without using any code from Oracle's Java implementation.
It's a bit like how Mono relates to .NET - the surface looks the same, but that's where the similarity/sharing ends.
Apple wouldn't dare do it to Amazon or eBay - those two are big enough to beat Apple back to the Stone Age.
*wants Apple to try doing this to Amazon and eBay...*
I'd guess 'silly seen'
Isn't that essentially what TFA is saying though? With enough wind farms, climate change will happen, where enough ~= really big number.