"The rally in Citi Field on Sunday was sponsored by a rabbinical group, Ichud Hakehillos Letohar Hamachane, that is linked to a software company that sells Internet filtering software to Orthodox Jews. "
I don't have an iDevice and don't want one, but a couple days ago I had to load iTunes just to get a specific music release that wasn't available anywhere else. Sure I could have scoured TPB, but I wanted to make an effort to be a paying customer. Aside from the music company being dicks and only releasing to iTunes, how would a "PC Free" solution have helped me in any way?
How could anybody have looked at the Plantronics video and NOT thought it would come across as an advertisement? Paid or not, there was nothing in there but promotion.
I'd have thought the days or "hey, I just got a video camera, I'm going to shoot videos of everything that crosses my path" would have come and gone in the late 20th century.
Slashdot TV is not a hammer, and everything you see in the viewfinder is not a nail.
Ordnance is explosives. An ordinance is a law. And what kind of a businessman opens any establishment without checking on local regulations and restrictions?
And those pack films produced the types of Polaroid photos that would have benefited from some shaking, since the development was quite a wet process. (Integral film too, but it's all encased in plastic). Older pack films also had to be coated with a fixative that also required drying, so yeah, there was a whole lotta shaking going on.
Clearly you've never seen the joy in people's faces when you hand them a photo that you've just taken.
I take one of my Polaroids with me to street festivals and such. See a person with a cute puppy or a funny hat or whatever's interesting, take a shot, hand it to them, walk away.
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... it was written in Ada, so nobody knows what to do with it anyway.
Yes, but Siri exists in the cloud, and everybody knows that when it's cloudy, you can't see the sun.
This also explains why she is so sure it's raining when Zooey "I'm so Quirky" asks about it.
"The rally in Citi Field on Sunday was sponsored by a rabbinical group, Ichud Hakehillos Letohar Hamachane, that is linked to a software company that sells Internet filtering software to Orthodox Jews. "
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/21/nyregion/ultra-orthodox-jews-hold-rally-on-internet-at-citi-field.html?_r=1
How conVEEENient.
Check out Wilma Flintstone's vacuum cleaner.
Or perhaps Bedrock was located on Crete?
If only that had been mentioned in the summary!
Looks like this one didn't get over the ...
(sunglasses)
sar-chasm.
YEAHHHHHHHHH
I signed up for "Human-Computer Interaction" on 29 December. It's been indefinitely on hold since 6 March.
Can't say I'm terribly impressed with what they've done so far
I don't have an iDevice and don't want one, but a couple days ago I had to load iTunes just to get a specific music release that wasn't available anywhere else. Sure I could have scoured TPB, but I wanted to make an effort to be a paying customer. Aside from the music company being dicks and only releasing to iTunes, how would a "PC Free" solution have helped me in any way?
Site name is codecademy.com (no first "a" in the "academy" part).
How could anybody have looked at the Plantronics video and NOT thought it would come across as an advertisement? Paid or not, there was nothing in there but promotion.
I'd have thought the days or "hey, I just got a video camera, I'm going to shoot videos of everything that crosses my path" would have come and gone in the late 20th century.
Slashdot TV is not a hammer, and everything you see in the viewfinder is not a nail.
That was thousands of years ago. The Mayans have had plenty of time to work on their anti-aliasing algorithms.
I'm pretty sure the math doesn't go anywhere. It's not Brigadoon.
In fact I'm going to take the URL and put it in my calendar for next June.
Will report back ....
Ordnance is explosives. An ordinance is a law. And what kind of a businessman opens any establishment without checking on local regulations and restrictions?
I have a Gorgar. He knows seven words, You Me Beat Got Hurt Gorgar Speaks.
I even got a Gorgar inspired tattoo - www.flickr.com/photos/larrymac/1593723048/
Dude, how can you spell out the name of the act and still get the acronym wrong?
HIPAA. One P, two As.
Math is hard! /Barbie.
Quick, somebody register "damnyouautocombust.com"!
> Duel booting is easy
Perhaps, but all that slapping with gloves, choosing of weapons, arranging for a second, walking ten paces at dawn ... it just takes so much time.
They already are selling film, as alluded to (and linked from) TFS.
"It is clear that for many of our members two websites would make things more difficult"
So he thinks there are people (who want both DVDs and streaming) for whom that wouldn't be the case?
This guy seriously needs somebody to keep him from attempting to communicate with the public.
Fluid ounces measure volume not weight/mass.
350 gms = 12.35 oz
And those pack films produced the types of Polaroid photos that would have benefited from some shaking, since the development was quite a wet process. (Integral film too, but it's all encased in plastic). Older pack films also had to be coated with a fixative that also required drying, so yeah, there was a whole lotta shaking going on.
1) That parties thing? Yeah, that was a metaphor. You might want to look that up.
2) I have a box full of Spectra/Image photos that go back to 1986. They're all clear as the day they were taken.
I bet you're a blast at parties.
Clearly you've never seen the joy in people's faces when you hand them a photo that you've just taken.
I take one of my Polaroids with me to street festivals and such. See a person with a cute puppy or a funny hat or whatever's interesting, take a shot, hand it to them, walk away.