I am glad to hear that the government is putting Data's lost head to good use... lets just hope they put his head back in the cave where they found it so that when the Enterprise finds it in the future, they will still be able to reattach it. You know, to help keep the timeline in tact. One can never forget about the Temperal Prime Directive. Plus, we wouldn't want Picard to die.... Data did a good thing by taking his life for Picards... we owe him in the current to not forget to put his head back where we found it.
This is worst than the third time Janeway took the borg head on by becomming a drone... probable but highly unlikely. One would think that a company that boasts itself in the media as much as Microsoft does for being an open book enterprise, that one of their Vulcans would give them a more logical approach. Think about it...
I totally agree that there should be a public broadcasting system in place, however, I don't think that because some people can't afford a convertor box, that fellow tax payers should be penalized over a luxery preference in tv viewing.
I am glad and all for the Television industry getting this upgrade, but.... really, old people who can't afford to purchase cable tv or a satellite dish (for the included conversion and tons of channels) should be forced to get a job. I mean seriously? Our tax dollars are at work here, and well, this is just all a part of the liberal agenda in this country. Make the elders work, atleast then they could watch some cable porn while taking of their classic salt baths. Think about it... seriously.
I think that AMD should really consider changing it's logo to a Green Mary Jane Leaf..... don't get me wrong, AMD has given us some revolutionary changes in computing, but they are making it hard for us avid oem system builders to side with them. Since Intel's C2D came out, AMD has been chillin in the background blowin bleezys. Hence, why they should change their logo. Think about it... seriously.
I would suck the hell out of that MS Man Boob... aka the MSMBN - Microsoft Man-Boob Network -.... I mean seriously, how good would that milk be? Seriously.
I'm sure that the 224 Mbps is great and all...... but that just isn't for American internet users yet... I am we gotta test this stuff in 3rd world countries first just to make sure it's not a bad thing. Plus, we Americans LOVE paying for overpriced and undervalued things.... that 10 Mbps is just right for us I say!
Sure you're running 50 processes behind the game, but then you have to factor in backwards overflow and synergise with the demand of the playing field. Probably not the best reply to your post, but, a solid attempt at an insude chuckle.
HD-DVD will never replace the DVD has a storage device on a computer, atleast not in the long term. A Blue Ray disc holds approximately 20 gigs more of data than an HD-DVD does. Until a DRM type anti-theft encoding measure can be agreed upon in the entertainment world so that small and portable solid state storage devices may be use to hold our beloved information, then Blue Ray wins hands down. If anything, give props to Sony for actually winning a battle for once.
Yes, the internet may be used as a terrorist tool, but fundamentally, regulating this part of our lives takes away from the first Amendment. The internet is just as much of a terrorist threat as the US mail, and even newspapers. I just somehow feel threatened by our Government trying to use scare tactics to get regulations in areas that would otherwise be left alone. There is a terrorist threat almost everywhere a person goes, and I'm not just talking about the local 7-11.
I will say this, via my experience living in Korea (over a year in length for the Army)... koreans are actually much smaller than the average american, and most of them have to have the biggest cell phone they can find....... now it is unlikely that a bettery could've caused damage this severe, but its not impossible considering some of the dangerous things koreans do. Nothing is funnier than seeing an old Korean man driving a Kina Bongo filled 10 feet w/ garbage above the cabin, cruising an 100 kph. Personally, I think the old man was drinking Sojo a little to hard, fell down some stairs, and along the way, the cell phone blew up.
Ummm...... thats kind of like when Data had sex with Tasha Yar, she enjoyed the metal log down her cooch, although it was cold and steril, and whereas most would have considered it torcher, especially since we all know how well hung Data is.
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WWPD - What Would Picard Do?
You are completely incorrect with your prediction... Maybe you should take off your tin foil cap and realize that the Google Empire is all in your head, and the 700 mhz spectrum is purely a myth created by the demons at Microsoft. Maybe if scientists would get off their tail and work on something important, a working warp drive for example, then man kind would really be witnessing something great in the personal communications revolution...................... What chu know bout dis?
This Mark Cuban guy should really talk to the people down at Star Fleet headquarters about his inability to coincide with the rest of the human race. Maybe Counselor Troi should hook him up the same way she did Lt. Barkley
Personally, I am waiting for Sony to release their clear plastic imaging technology for this purpose. I believe that once the Japs get their DRM controls a little more liberal, then all of can start making leaps past the wet dreams of an iPhone.
I'm glad that even the most unsociable of peoples are able to have a day dedicated to hot blog porn action. I mean, Bloggers needs hard logs too ya know.
In no way am I laughing at the disabled.... I just think that a lawsuit against a corporation for not making their visual content accessable to the 'blind' is absolutely rediculous.
What ever happened to the days where it wasn't important how a web site was designed??? As if there aren't thousands of choices for almost anything a person could want to buy. Underneath my tinfoil cap, my brain is really starting to believe that the Klingon Warlords over at Wally World are behind this hot mess. However, have you seen their website, its not all that nice either. Long story short, Target and other businesses should be left alone to make their own online choices. Morally, they should only need to update their site if business revenue is affected by it.
Ok, so the first line is 'The Register is reporting on developments in a California court case pitting blind users against the retailer Target over the lack of accessibility of Target.com'... my obvious response is, why the hell are blind people concerned about there online shopping experience? Is there leader dog holding the mouse and clicking on the clothing items of color preference? That is just rediculous and if anyone needs a dumb a$$ lawsuit brought against them, its the Storm Troopers running Walmart.
I understand the drive for a business to want to cut down its overhead spending, but reading this was just a reminder about how painful it is to contact the majority of the larger corporations who do provide services in this country to Americans that have Indian or elseware based phone support. But at the same time, when a call center is here in the states, its usually run int he ghetto by the ignorants. Its hard to get the middle class working in a call center in this country but at the same time, Indians are all about earning a little for a lot. Atleast theyre trying.
I love Dell for this but if you know someone w/ any Dell OEM OS cd, then you can install it on almost any other Dell system without a key needed, and although Dell Phone Support may not be willing to help you with this, on the Dell support site, you can download both XP and Vista drivers for most of their systems. Just a thought.....
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I am glad to hear that the government is putting Data's lost head to good use... lets just hope they put his head back in the cave where they found it so that when the Enterprise finds it in the future, they will still be able to reattach it. You know, to help keep the timeline in tact. One can never forget about the Temperal Prime Directive. Plus, we wouldn't want Picard to die.... Data did a good thing by taking his life for Picards... we owe him in the current to not forget to put his head back where we found it.
Lets just hope that LT Taurez (Chief Engineer) can pull some Macki tricks out of her sleeve to pull this one off
This is worst than the third time Janeway took the borg head on by becomming a drone... probable but highly unlikely. One would think that a company that boasts itself in the media as much as Microsoft does for being an open book enterprise, that one of their Vulcans would give them a more logical approach. Think about it...
I totally agree that there should be a public broadcasting system in place, however, I don't think that because some people can't afford a convertor box, that fellow tax payers should be penalized over a luxery preference in tv viewing.
I am glad and all for the Television industry getting this upgrade, but.... really, old people who can't afford to purchase cable tv or a satellite dish (for the included conversion and tons of channels) should be forced to get a job. I mean seriously? Our tax dollars are at work here, and well, this is just all a part of the liberal agenda in this country. Make the elders work, atleast then they could watch some cable porn while taking of their classic salt baths. Think about it... seriously.
I think that AMD should really consider changing it's logo to a Green Mary Jane Leaf..... don't get me wrong, AMD has given us some revolutionary changes in computing, but they are making it hard for us avid oem system builders to side with them. Since Intel's C2D came out, AMD has been chillin in the background blowin bleezys. Hence, why they should change their logo. Think about it... seriously.
I would suck the hell out of that MS Man Boob... aka the MSMBN - Microsoft Man-Boob Network -.... I mean seriously, how good would that milk be? Seriously.
I'm sure that the 224 Mbps is great and all...... but that just isn't for American internet users yet... I am we gotta test this stuff in 3rd world countries first just to make sure it's not a bad thing. Plus, we Americans LOVE paying for overpriced and undervalued things.... that 10 Mbps is just right for us I say!
Sure you're running 50 processes behind the game, but then you have to factor in backwards overflow and synergise with the demand of the playing field. Probably not the best reply to your post, but, a solid attempt at an insude chuckle.
HD-DVD will never replace the DVD has a storage device on a computer, atleast not in the long term. A Blue Ray disc holds approximately 20 gigs more of data than an HD-DVD does. Until a DRM type anti-theft encoding measure can be agreed upon in the entertainment world so that small and portable solid state storage devices may be use to hold our beloved information, then Blue Ray wins hands down. If anything, give props to Sony for actually winning a battle for once.
Yes, the internet may be used as a terrorist tool, but fundamentally, regulating this part of our lives takes away from the first Amendment. The internet is just as much of a terrorist threat as the US mail, and even newspapers. I just somehow feel threatened by our Government trying to use scare tactics to get regulations in areas that would otherwise be left alone. There is a terrorist threat almost everywhere a person goes, and I'm not just talking about the local 7-11.
I will say this, via my experience living in Korea (over a year in length for the Army)... koreans are actually much smaller than the average american, and most of them have to have the biggest cell phone they can find....... now it is unlikely that a bettery could've caused damage this severe, but its not impossible considering some of the dangerous things koreans do. Nothing is funnier than seeing an old Korean man driving a Kina Bongo filled 10 feet w/ garbage above the cabin, cruising an 100 kph. Personally, I think the old man was drinking Sojo a little to hard, fell down some stairs, and along the way, the cell phone blew up.
Ummm...... thats kind of like when Data had sex with Tasha Yar, she enjoyed the metal log down her cooch, although it was cold and steril, and whereas most would have considered it torcher, especially since we all know how well hung Data is. ------- WWPD - What Would Picard Do?
Merry Christmas! It's my dick in a box! Who wants to open this present? Steve Jobs maybe?
You are completely incorrect with your prediction... Maybe you should take off your tin foil cap and realize that the Google Empire is all in your head, and the 700 mhz spectrum is purely a myth created by the demons at Microsoft. Maybe if scientists would get off their tail and work on something important, a working warp drive for example, then man kind would really be witnessing something great in the personal communications revolution...................... What chu know bout dis?
This Mark Cuban guy should really talk to the people down at Star Fleet headquarters about his inability to coincide with the rest of the human race. Maybe Counselor Troi should hook him up the same way she did Lt. Barkley
Personally, I am waiting for Sony to release their clear plastic imaging technology for this purpose. I believe that once the Japs get their DRM controls a little more liberal, then all of can start making leaps past the wet dreams of an iPhone.
I'm glad that even the most unsociable of peoples are able to have a day dedicated to hot blog porn action. I mean, Bloggers needs hard logs too ya know.
In no way am I laughing at the disabled.... I just think that a lawsuit against a corporation for not making their visual content accessable to the 'blind' is absolutely rediculous.
Could jogging appearal be made for the tin foil cap people?
What ever happened to the days where it wasn't important how a web site was designed??? As if there aren't thousands of choices for almost anything a person could want to buy. Underneath my tinfoil cap, my brain is really starting to believe that the Klingon Warlords over at Wally World are behind this hot mess. However, have you seen their website, its not all that nice either. Long story short, Target and other businesses should be left alone to make their own online choices. Morally, they should only need to update their site if business revenue is affected by it.
Ok, so the first line is 'The Register is reporting on developments in a California court case pitting blind users against the retailer Target over the lack of accessibility of Target.com' ... my obvious response is, why the hell are blind people concerned about there online shopping experience? Is there leader dog holding the mouse and clicking on the clothing items of color preference? That is just rediculous and if anyone needs a dumb a$$ lawsuit brought against them, its the Storm Troopers running Walmart.
I understand the drive for a business to want to cut down its overhead spending, but reading this was just a reminder about how painful it is to contact the majority of the larger corporations who do provide services in this country to Americans that have Indian or elseware based phone support. But at the same time, when a call center is here in the states, its usually run int he ghetto by the ignorants. Its hard to get the middle class working in a call center in this country but at the same time, Indians are all about earning a little for a lot. Atleast theyre trying.
I love Dell for this but if you know someone w/ any Dell OEM OS cd, then you can install it on almost any other Dell system without a key needed, and although Dell Phone Support may not be willing to help you with this, on the Dell support site, you can download both XP and Vista drivers for most of their systems. Just a thought.....
I thought that canned that show back in 80s.... I really hated that piece of American television. Wtf?