well well then, good news, i just read a slashdot article that said soon we'll be able alter your genetic code so you will be less receptive to any new incoming overlords.
You're confused, people here at slashdot don't say that.
people here at slashdot DO say that people here at slashdot don't like the 'product' the the Major Labels 'produce'. Most people are not readers of slashdot. most people are also idiots. most people on slashdot are not.
which brings up one of the benefits to being a "lazy linux" user. DRM? sure it's evil, but i know good and well that someone out there who is a lot less lazy then i am is going to figure out some way to bypass it and perfect copies or whatever... and thus, all this "zomg DRM so evils!" doesn't even matter to me that much. so yes, it's evil, but it's an evil i never have to face.
I've been sitting in my car PARKED waiting for people and seen my GPS speed go up to 5 mph... I don't see how this can possibly more accurate than a radar gun. a margin error of +/-5 mph seems pretty crappy. (it's a newer Garmin, less than 4 months old.)
"Those X-rays can be detected as a general glow in space, but often the quasars themselves can't be seen directly because dust and gas blocks them from our view."
pfft yea sure, i'll believe it's a black hole when i see it.
and considering this being marketed as a high-end mobo...
extreme overclockers excluded. Some board may be better suited for FSB overclocking
thats exactly who this product is primarily being marketed for. tho it remains a fairly valid question, why bother with benchmarks, unless of course the benchmarks are actually to see how far the mobo can overclock.
Actually, I think you're missing the point - competition only works when there is no pre-existing monopoly that got there via illegal means.
from the pot-calling-the-kettle-black dept***: just a slight correction, the "means" to which a monopoly is formed has nothing to do with the current state of fair competition, while it certainly doesn't offer much hope, it's how the monopoly operates currently that will effect competition. it's not illegal to BE a monopoly, simply illegal to use that power to restrict fair competition... or something like that, i think.
***i put this here because whatever i wrote is probably also in need of some slight corrections, if it isn't all entirely wrong:)
it's about money, i'm guessing that not many people want to just plop down 400-500$ for all 10 seasons, but if you release them over a long enough period of time, i'm guessing they make more money that way. i could be off though, i'm no market/business expert
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(frik i havn't read these in so long i forget the awesome penalties they made up :( hmmm)
don't you mean, with those fingers?
i want to see something like this in fallout 3, only it's a guy wearing one that walks around shouting... "Bring out yer dead!!"
if you REALLY loved your ramen noodles you wouldn't need a microwave. or a source of hydration.
well well then, good news, i just read a slashdot article that said soon we'll be able alter your genetic code so you will be less receptive to any new incoming overlords.
You're confused, people here at slashdot don't say that.
people here at slashdot DO say that people here at slashdot don't like the 'product' the the Major Labels 'produce'. Most people are not readers of slashdot. most people are also idiots. most people on slashdot are not.
Hell March. great song.
which brings up one of the benefits to being a "lazy linux" user. DRM? sure it's evil, but i know good and well that someone out there who is a lot less lazy then i am is going to figure out some way to bypass it and perfect copies or whatever... and thus, all this "zomg DRM so evils!" doesn't even matter to me that much. so yes, it's evil, but it's an evil i never have to face.
Linux. Empowering the Lazy.
which is kind of ironic when you compare both your /. User ID #'s
your comment makes me think of The Brotherhood of Steel. want fallout 3...
"The silicon quality usually necessary for solar production"
apparently u couldn't even bother to RTFS
is the number of slashdotters that simultaneous think they should attempt to post something witty using this number.
I've been sitting in my car PARKED waiting for people and seen my GPS speed go up to 5 mph... I don't see how this can possibly more accurate than a radar gun. a margin error of +/-5 mph seems pretty crappy. (it's a newer Garmin, less than 4 months old.)
If it was safe for implanting AND safe from hacking, then i'd say sign me up, but i doubt that second part is possible.
"Those X-rays can be detected as a general glow in space, but often the quasars themselves can't be seen directly because dust and gas blocks them from our view."
pfft yea sure, i'll believe it's a black hole when i see it.
perhaps the impending doom of a cataclysmic event triggered by a slashdot 10-year party. so many nerds in one place.... definitely cataclysmic.
this articles tags are the win.
or maybe he fed a pondering linux user with success.
Found one.
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extreme overclockers excluded. Some board may be better suited for FSB overclocking
thats exactly who this product is primarily being marketed for. tho it remains a fairly valid question, why bother with benchmarks, unless of course the benchmarks are actually to see how far the mobo can overclock.
No, but your slashdot ID# should cease to matter.
and there was much rejoicing.
(holy crap we have close #'s too)
from the pot-calling-the-kettle-black dept***: just a slight correction, the "means" to which a monopoly is formed has nothing to do with the current state of fair competition, while it certainly doesn't offer much hope, it's how the monopoly operates currently that will effect competition. it's not illegal to BE a monopoly, simply illegal to use that power to restrict fair competition... or something like that, i think.
***i put this here because whatever i wrote is probably also in need of some slight corrections, if it isn't all entirely wrong :)
it's about money, i'm guessing that not many people want to just plop down 400-500$ for all 10 seasons, but if you release them over a long enough period of time, i'm guessing they make more money that way. i could be off though, i'm no market/business expert
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