USer "That's Unpossible!" asked for back up to a posters claims, then offered no real back up to his counter claim.
If you are going to as for black up on a claim and then proceed to make a counter claim, you had better provide back up for your counter claim.
On that note, I have known several Mechanics that purchase $500 cars and jsut do the min. work to keep it running. The cars are always in a constant need for repair, but they only get the bare min. that is needed so they can get to work everyday. [citation needed?]
Yeah, what a loser. Stuck with a wife who is smart, good at what she most everything, and makes more money then him. Pfft, really would have to suck to be him.
Wouldn't the response to that be to place lower taxation on items needed to survive and place a higher tax on luxury items that the "wealthy" are more likely to purchase. That way, people "just surviving" don't pay as high of a percent of their income towards taxes?
MS would probably be the Cathloic Church. Controlling
Apple would be (Radical) Islam. Rabid Fanboys
Linux could be the hundered of branches of Christianity. However, I like Hinduism. Hinduism has many teachings, and people practise differently. Hinduism also claims Buhhdism as a subsect of Hinduism, so that opens you up to even more variation.
Imagine if all they ever saw of america on their TV shows was Westboro Baptist Church protests,KKK protests and rednecks talking about how they'd love to shoot all dem damn muslums and George Bush.
Yeah, you'd never see that kind of stuff on day time television talk shows... Wait, what?
Your portable CD players are made to be... portable. The Xbox 360, is not. Also, many early "portable" CD players would cause play back problems if not held flat. I would not be surprised to find out they also caused damage ot the CD too.
In addition, I beleive that you are overloockign that fact that the Xbox 360 and a CD/DVD player/drive spin and different rates. That might have something to do with why one is portable, and the other is not.
I think other posters have said it well. A touch interface has great use on mobile devices where you have a lot of room, and is probably not a bubble there. For desktop computing, I can see benefits; however, the Keyboard and Mouse work really well. So, it will probably not replace them.
On a corporate level, that is not really a problem. How many companies adopted Flat Screens well before they were the norm for home computing, simply because they were "new"? I know the company I worked for did. Nothing like purchasing 100 Flat Screen when everyone already had perfectly working Monitors.
Plus, as they become more common place, the price should be driven down.
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I feel like your post make some sense, but I was warned not to rely on your post for any reason.
Some people have [a lot of] disposable income and like to have new toys.
However, it makes people that care about the earth and its other creatures and don't want to pave over it with Solar Panels or Concrete.
That's a feature
Obviously it was done by the RIAA to stop Iranian Fiel Sharing.
Of course, you came from Utah.
Remember, all claims should come with "black up"
/You know I meant back up right? :-)
USer "That's Unpossible!" asked for back up to a posters claims, then offered no real back up to his counter claim.
If you are going to as for black up on a claim and then proceed to make a counter claim, you had better provide back up for your counter claim.
On that note, I have known several Mechanics that purchase $500 cars and jsut do the min. work to keep it running. The cars are always in a constant need for repair, but they only get the bare min. that is needed so they can get to work everyday. [citation needed?]
Other studies have shown that people lie about 99% of their Bread Knife usage.
And it's felt pretty cold this week
If there is enough of a market for them to develope these cards, and stay in business then what the problem? There is a need, and they are filling it.
Yeah, what a loser. Stuck with a wife who is smart, good at what she most everything, and makes more money then him. Pfft, really would have to suck to be him.
Wouldn't the response to that be to place lower taxation on items needed to survive and place a higher tax on luxury items that the "wealthy" are more likely to purchase. That way, people "just surviving" don't pay as high of a percent of their income towards taxes?
So stop spending those funds on Healthcare and let your hamburger eating neighbor spend his own funds on healthcare.
Linux is a belief that an OS does not exsist, or that there is no proof that the OS exists? Doesn't work
Atheism/Agnosticism are not religions, they are the absense of religion. They would be a computer with no OS installed on it.
A better choise for Linux would be Hinduism because of the lack of a centralized belief and power structure and the multitude of variations.
MS would probably be the Cathloic Church. Controlling
Apple would be (Radical) Islam. Rabid Fanboys
Linux could be the hundered of branches of Christianity. However, I like Hinduism. Hinduism has many teachings, and people practise differently. Hinduism also claims Buhhdism as a subsect of Hinduism, so that opens you up to even more variation.
Yeah, you'd never see that kind of stuff on day time television talk shows... Wait, what?
Your portable CD players are made to be... portable. The Xbox 360, is not. Also, many early "portable" CD players would cause play back problems if not held flat. I would not be surprised to find out they also caused damage ot the CD too.
In addition, I beleive that you are overloockign that fact that the Xbox 360 and a CD/DVD player/drive spin and different rates. That might have something to do with why one is portable, and the other is not.
I don't think breathing in the smoke of anything burning is going to be "harmless" to your system.
Yes, I beleive the new term is "Nuked the Fridge"
I think other posters have said it well. A touch interface has great use on mobile devices where you have a lot of room, and is probably not a bubble there. For desktop computing, I can see benefits; however, the Keyboard and Mouse work really well. So, it will probably not replace them.
Funny,
But the virtual "keyboard" would have much more function then a regular one.
See my other post:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1062857&cid=26121547
On a corporate level, that is not really a problem. How many companies adopted Flat Screens well before they were the norm for home computing, simply because they were "new"? I know the company I worked for did. Nothing like purchasing 100 Flat Screen when everyone already had perfectly working Monitors.
Plus, as they become more common place, the price should be driven down.
Why couldn't you have one monitor flat to place your hands on, and another in the "regular" position to look at.