The Gaming Industry is Shaping Me... Unfortunately, it isn't for the better. Maybe if I stop playing games, get out of the house, exercise, eat properly.... Same here, but I think 'round' is a pretty good shape.
I had a nomad 3 that survived water damage, and about 10 drops on concrete and a few accidental kicks. it finally died when i dropped it, and it happened to hit the concrete right on the headphone jack, breaking the female end of the jack into several pieces. I could have fixed it, but it was time to let go.
My employer has done some work for a company that makes devices that automatically take the reading, send it by radio (I think) to a device on a nearby telephone pole, and then the readings are sent over the phone lines. No drive-by required for this company's devices, as far as I know.
If there's no corporate taxes in that area, the fact that they don't pay the non-existent taxes makes it a tax break?
disclaimer: I didn't read the article
agreed. people should have the opportunity to correct a mistake. ballots could be designed to get some types of people to fill them out "properly", and others, well, they'd just be SOL if they cant read small text, or don't know the meaning of a certain word, or anything else a corrupt politician can dream up.
I'm very surprised that The Host wasn't mentioned earlier.
The Host was amazing, and Cloverfield looks like a Blair Witch'd version of it The Host, without The Host's fun factor.
I haven't seen Cloverfield yet, I'm not sure if I will. There's so much "You HAVE to see it in the theater! It won't be the same on a small screen!" hype, it makes me wonder if the studio is paying everyday people to hype it up. And I don't like the social engineering in advertisements.
I don't have a citation other than my memory. Back when the Church of England sold indulgences, they controlled access to the scriptures so the people wouldn't know any better than to fork over money to forgive sins, and release deceased loved ones from purgatory.
Probably something to do with the probability that Tom Cruise and Heath Ledger are two of the most googled male celebrities right now. From Google's faq:
What is statistical machine translation?
Most state-of-the-art, commercial machine-translation systems in use today have been developed using a rule-based approach, and require a lot of work to define vocabularies and grammars.
Our system takes a different approach: we feed the computer billions of words of text, both monolingual text in the target language, and aligned text consisting of examples of human translations between the languages. We then apply statistical learning techniques to build a translation model. We've achieved very good results in research evaluations. Or maybe someone's just having fun with google.
maybe astronauts just have pleasant, metallic BO
methane... aliens can fart...?
There is no single correct way to pronounce it. You're just being anal.
this article is gay
and ZERO of the applications are worth it, even if they didn't need personal info.
...so this is where "journalism" is heading. It's all about the money of course, but it's actually the first time it's been so clear.You must not watch Fox.
Similar thing happened to my Tamagotchi.
But even after a wash cycle it was still shitty.
I had a nomad 3 that survived water damage, and about 10 drops on concrete and a few accidental kicks. it finally died when i dropped it, and it happened to hit the concrete right on the headphone jack, breaking the female end of the jack into several pieces.
I could have fixed it, but it was time to let go.
My employer has done some work for a company that makes devices that automatically take the reading, send it by radio (I think) to a device on a nearby telephone pole, and then the readings are sent over the phone lines. No drive-by required for this company's devices, as far as I know.
If you think gyroscopes are next gen, I have just one word for you: plastics.
If there's no corporate taxes in that area, the fact that they don't pay the non-existent taxes makes it a tax break? disclaimer: I didn't read the article
How do you say 'Firesale' in Farsi?
agreed. people should have the opportunity to correct a mistake.
ballots could be designed to get some types of people to fill them out "properly", and others, well, they'd just be SOL if they cant read small text, or don't know the meaning of a certain word, or anything else a corrupt politician can dream up.
I give you one week before Bush uses that exact quote to *promote* this bill.
Sega CD came out before 3do. and there was probably a console before that that used optical discs.
It came with Sewer Shark!
Maybe then, finally, U2 will stop making music! *crosses fingers*
I'm very surprised that The Host wasn't mentioned earlier.
The Host was amazing, and Cloverfield looks like a Blair Witch'd version of it The Host, without The Host's fun factor.
I haven't seen Cloverfield yet, I'm not sure if I will. There's so much "You HAVE to see it in the theater! It won't be the same on a small screen!" hype, it makes me wonder if the studio is paying everyday people to hype it up. And I don't like the social engineering in advertisements.
I guess it depends on if they've 'discovered' the zeroth law. In that case the robot might destroy the General for the benefit of mankind.
This reeks of corruption. They'll confiscate our noses, only to turn around and sell them on Omicron Persei 8.
Fry: Are you crazy? I can't swallow that. Professor Farnsworth: Well, then good news! It's a suppository.
memory of what i learned in school, not my memory of my childhood in 1500s England.
I don't have a citation other than my memory. Back when the Church of England sold indulgences, they controlled access to the scriptures so the people wouldn't know any better than to fork over money to forgive sins, and release deceased loved ones from purgatory.
From Google's faq: What is statistical machine translation?
Most state-of-the-art, commercial machine-translation systems in use today have been developed using a rule-based approach, and require a lot of work to define vocabularies and grammars.
Our system takes a different approach: we feed the computer billions of words of text, both monolingual text in the target language, and aligned text consisting of examples of human translations between the languages. We then apply statistical learning techniques to build a translation model. We've achieved very good results in research evaluations.
Or maybe someone's just having fun with google.