Encoded for YouTube, then ripped and compressed again
All aided by a single piece of software that will tinker with all of my preferences repeatedly without asking and doubtlessly be twice as large as necessary
If they add in nag screens about constantly updating and tether spyware to it at the installation phase, I'm so there.
Chicago has a systematic inability to manage anything under its control, from the transit system to the hospitals. Everything is out of money and the whole state just devolves into an endlessly looping state diagram of FIGHT --> SHAM RESOLUTION --> FIGHT.
If Chicago managed a WiFi infrastructure, it would manage to cost the taxpayers $400B and give everybody cancer within a week or two, and even then the aldermen would find a way to stick up for it so long as Daley approved.
If you want to violate Russian copyright law, you pretty much have to walk up to the artist and punch them directly in the mouth, and even then it's a pretty close legal call.
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All aided by a single piece of software that will tinker with all of my preferences repeatedly without asking and doubtlessly be twice as large as necessary
If they add in nag screens about constantly updating and tether spyware to it at the installation phase, I'm so there.
If Chicago managed a WiFi infrastructure, it would manage to cost the taxpayers $400B and give everybody cancer within a week or two, and even then the aldermen would find a way to stick up for it so long as Daley approved.
That being said, I advocate physically throwing Nokia in the trash, along with printouts of all the trademark registrations related to the N-Gage.
Also, I'm sorry I messed up the hyphenation pretty bad. I hope you're not too upset.
Is it true that they buried tens of thousands of these in the desert under a layer of concrete in the 1980s, or is that just an urban legend?
Brilliant use of resurrecting a brand, though. Other product names that could be used as part of a rebranding effort:
- Union Carbide
- Asbestos
- DDT
- Dog - Skylab - Philip J. Fry (in a dream on a cartoon) - Bender Bending Rodriguez (in real life on a cartoon) - A sword made out of a laser
When You Can't Travel With Your Mom's Basement, Choose Singapore Airlines.
If you want to violate Russian copyright law, you pretty much have to walk up to the artist and punch them directly in the mouth, and even then it's a pretty close legal call.