Is it really that "painfully obvious"? So far my one like beats your zero links. Where did he say that? Why did he say that? Quite frankly I have never seen evidence to support that quote.
Just a quick question, what would the man have to do in order for you to accept that he is a visionary? Now don't for a second think that I'm calling him one, what I'm saying is that one should not have to invent every useful program/concept in order to qualify as a visionary.
So he missed the internet, big deal, it's not like he was the only one.
Shaw raised their cap to 60GB around '06 I think. Anyway thats for the average highspeed internet, the next step up can be had for an extra 10 bucks and doubles the speed and raises the cap to 100GB.
The joke is that "an In-Depth Look At Seagate's 1.5TB Barracuda" would really jsut be some really tiny bits, the binary example I used was just "Tiny eh" in ASCII binary. So I take it the jokes no longer funny since I had to explain it?
When the first 1TB came out they were priced at around $400 if I remember right. This one is retailing for $200 or so. Thus its almost beating moore's law. Not that moore's law applied to hard-drives anyway.
The BC Liberals are like that because they are not the same party provincial as the federal liberals. The BC Liberals take the place of the Liberal and Conservative party's.
Does none realize that there is no way earth for them to read even a fifth of all email? The key word to remember is spam, spam, spam, spam, sure they could use some form of filtering, but we all know how effective that would be. I'd take five minutes for the "bad guys" to disguise their "bad guy" emails as spam, just like the other 90 percent of email traffic. .
The serial number is checked though, whenever a barcode for a console is scanned the cashier is prompted to scan the serial number, which can usually be found within inches of the UPC. This is done whenever a console is sold or returned, although I do have to agree that it would be easy to gut the thing first.
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"contain about 1.7 trillion barrels (270Ã--109 m3) of bitumen in-place, comparable in magnitude to the world's total proven reserves of conventional petroleum."
I take it you haven't shopped for a high end video card in a while. Overclocking cards at the factory is a standard, Nvidia does it, BFG nearly only sells overclocked cards.
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Is it really that "painfully obvious"? So far my one like beats your zero links. Where did he say that? Why did he say that? Quite frankly I have never seen evidence to support that quote.
Just a quick question, what would the man have to do in order for you to accept that he is a visionary? Now don't for a second think that I'm calling him one, what I'm saying is that one should not have to invent every useful program/concept in order to qualify as a visionary.
So he missed the internet, big deal, it's not like he was the only one.
And what if the Space shuttle was as reliable as your car? Yeah its apples to oranges, integrated firmware is not the same as a full OS.
Yeah, um, about that: http://www.wired.com/politics/law/news/1997/01/1484
Shaw raised their cap to 60GB around '06 I think. Anyway thats for the average highspeed internet, the next step up can be had for an extra 10 bucks and doubles the speed and raises the cap to 100GB.
Hhhhmm, guess the eh got cut off.
I take it by "1500TB" you mean 1500Tb? is that really what they do? Wouldn't the lose be much greater than 36GB?
The joke is that "an In-Depth Look At Seagate's 1.5TB Barracuda" would really jsut be some really tiny bits, the binary example I used was just "Tiny eh" in ASCII binary. So I take it the jokes no longer funny since I had to explain it?
You mean will the stated 1.5TB magical become 1.5TiB just because that's how Windows calculates capacity?
When the first 1TB came out they were priced at around $400 if I remember right. This one is retailing for $200 or so. Thus its almost beating moore's law. Not that moore's law applied to hard-drives anyway.
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The BC Liberals are like that because they are not the same party provincial as the federal liberals. The BC Liberals take the place of the Liberal and Conservative party's.
I wouldn't be all that surprised to hear that this is just the host's way of kicking off a heavy bandwidth user.
Does none realize that there is no way earth for them to read even a fifth of all email? The key word to remember is spam, spam, spam, spam, sure they could use some form of filtering, but we all know how effective that would be. I'd take five minutes for the "bad guys" to disguise their "bad guy" emails as spam, just like the other 90 percent of email traffic. .
The serial number is checked though, whenever a barcode for a console is scanned the cashier is prompted to scan the serial number, which can usually be found within inches of the UPC. This is done whenever a console is sold or returned, although I do have to agree that it would be easy to gut the thing first.
Even now your kid can't do that, all consoles have model numbers, as do GPUs, Routers, RAM, Wacoms, Monitors, ect...
From the summary: "student (or their parents) select and pay for their monthly AT&T service plan."
And of course it is the duty of all good citizens to help out where they can, I already placed cameras in all the local women's washrooms!
Speaking of which, why is this in mobile?
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Heres a picture to prove it: http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p149/warll/Wide-eh.jpg
I'm sure you guys have a lot of resources, but really can you beat this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athabasca_Oil_Sands
"contain about 1.7 trillion barrels (270Ã--109 m3) of bitumen in-place, comparable in magnitude to the world's total proven reserves of conventional petroleum."
Do you have a licence to use that name? Or are you just yet another pirate?
When I went to check this number, it appeared that the actual statistic is much lower.
Oh yes you are quite right, its about 69.324732764532175642895467156314956342189564895347895671 ,give or take a few billionths.
Got a solution for the 5.7 Billion of us living outside of the States? Amazon is only available in the USA.
I take it you haven't shopped for a high end video card in a while. Overclocking cards at the factory is a standard, Nvidia does it, BFG nearly only sells overclocked cards.