Also, from his cage, he will mimic your every move, so that after your unseemly demise, he will avenge your death by defeating the dishonorable villain who murdered you.
You are not making your point clearly enough. People move to the suburbs so they can have at least a yard and lawn, and no one through the walls making noise, and night times without sirens and wailing cats.
If you are proposing to somehow remedy those aspects of city life, you need to lay out that proposal, and explain why those of us who have moved to the suburbs would have our desires met some other way. All you have done thus far is faulted us for not wanting to live in the aforementioned ratholes. Which you have noted you do not either.
As you note, money drives development. What is your proposal for a high profit development model that includes proper urban planning?
The atmosphere, or in this example the ocean. Since you're increasing the albedo of the ocean by doing this, that's where the energy input will drop. Local climates are heavily affected by adjacent ocean temperatures/currents.
I'd want to see some pretty hardcore modeling before I'd be comfortable with altering those patterns.
Agree with all the troll comments. Last time it happened to me, being unemployed seemed to give me lots of free time to do unpaid work, as well as a desire to find something to motivate me.
I was waiting for the new MacBooks as well, as was also annoyed by no FW. Check the refurb macs on the Apple Store. You can nab 15" MBPs for $1350. FW and a real video card, for the same price as the new regular MBs. Just no new trackpad and sexy case.
Seems to me somebody with the proper skill- and mindset should crack an RIAA executive's home computer and stuff it with a few thousand illicit media files (preferably non-RIAA music, so they can't weasel out of it) and turn him in to the new "Czar".
No need for that complicated first step. Someone will take an RIAA exec and turn him into the new czar anyway.
Does anyone not notice how often evolutionists change their stories to fit the latest finding?
Thanks. That is the funniest thing I have seen from that group yet. A resounding "WHOOOSH", although I am guessing John WR is deaf in the part of the audio spectrum where whoosh resides.
A great product doesn't shield you from its workings. It educates you about them. It makes you curious and makes you want to know it.
I have to flat out disagree with that. It applies to you, and to me, but not to the majority of consumers. My wife is arguably a technology geek by the standards of her peer group, and even her curiosity only extends to limited and infrequent explanations of how these things work.
The opposite argument is the exact thing that Apple's success is built on. People just want their products to do what they want, when they want it, in the most obvious way. Do you think anyone gives any thought whatsoever as to why light comes out of a bulb when they flick the switch? Do you think they would prefer it at all if the switch in some way did make them think about it?
The dynamic may be a bit different here though. The Google Android == IBM PC isn't a real good match, as we are talking consumer AND enterprise here, and "nobody ever got fired for buying Android" is not an oft-muttered phrase (yet).
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Because it was patented that way.
Yep. That's why I don't trust anyone. It's illegal.
Now there's and idea with legs!
You russians.
Well, it has got some rat in it.
Also, from his cage, he will mimic your every move, so that after your unseemly demise, he will avenge your death by defeating the dishonorable villain who murdered you.
You are not making your point clearly enough. People move to the suburbs so they can have at least a yard and lawn, and no one through the walls making noise, and night times without sirens and wailing cats.
If you are proposing to somehow remedy those aspects of city life, you need to lay out that proposal, and explain why those of us who have moved to the suburbs would have our desires met some other way. All you have done thus far is faulted us for not wanting to live in the aforementioned ratholes. Which you have noted you do not either.
As you note, money drives development. What is your proposal for a high profit development model that includes proper urban planning?
The atmosphere, or in this example the ocean. Since you're increasing the albedo of the ocean by doing this, that's where the energy input will drop. Local climates are heavily affected by adjacent ocean temperatures/currents.
I'd want to see some pretty hardcore modeling before I'd be comfortable with altering those patterns.
Agree with all the troll comments. Last time it happened to me, being unemployed seemed to give me lots of free time to do unpaid work, as well as a desire to find something to motivate me.
Or a mouse with a frickin' laser on its head.
I'd rather have someone respond than be modded up.
Your post was funny.
No they aren't; corporations cannot vote
Not on a normal ballot, no. They use the alternative deposit form ballot.
the Google version is a smart, pro-consumer move that avoids all the things that make Apple's version a bad idea."
Like being a company named "Apple" (or Microsoft for that matter) when caught having one.
I was waiting for the new MacBooks as well, as was also annoyed by no FW. Check the refurb macs on the Apple Store. You can nab 15" MBPs for $1350. FW and a real video card, for the same price as the new regular MBs. Just no new trackpad and sexy case.
I thought we would all die in the rise of the machines, not the descent of the machines.
Need another plan for Idaho. Larry Craig is probably used to his foot getting pissed on.
Seems to me somebody with the proper skill- and mindset should crack an RIAA executive's home computer and stuff it with a few thousand illicit media files (preferably non-RIAA music, so they can't weasel out of it) and turn him in to the new "Czar".
No need for that complicated first step. Someone will take an RIAA exec and turn him into the new czar anyway.
THe very small holes angle may be it, the speaker grills look to have been expanded in the leaked photos
"The Marching Morons" - quite a good short story read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Marching_Morons
Does anyone not notice how often evolutionists change their stories to fit the latest finding?
Thanks. That is the funniest thing I have seen from that group yet. A resounding "WHOOOSH", although I am guessing John WR is deaf in the part of the audio spectrum where whoosh resides.
We are the descendants of Cro-Magnon man. Neanderthals were the dead end.
They don't. They want their device that has all that stuff to also play music.
A great product doesn't shield you from its workings. It educates you about them. It makes you curious and makes you want to know it.
I have to flat out disagree with that. It applies to you, and to me, but not to the majority of consumers. My wife is arguably a technology geek by the standards of her peer group, and even her curiosity only extends to limited and infrequent explanations of how these things work.
The opposite argument is the exact thing that Apple's success is built on. People just want their products to do what they want, when they want it, in the most obvious way. Do you think anyone gives any thought whatsoever as to why light comes out of a bulb when they flick the switch? Do you think they would prefer it at all if the switch in some way did make them think about it?
The dynamic may be a bit different here though. The Google Android == IBM PC isn't a real good match, as we are talking consumer AND enterprise here, and "nobody ever got fired for buying Android" is not an oft-muttered phrase (yet).
You have plainly never tried to steer on ice. Californians.