That's great if you're shifting the whole program. Once you edit out only the specific parts you want, though (songs, in this case) that stops being the case.
See, I now go by the logic that if it makes no sense whatsoever, it's probably law.
Judge: "Why did you stop the man?" Cop: "He had no papers." Judge: "How did you know he had no papers?" Cop: "He said he didn't when I stopped him." Judge: "Sounds reasonable. 6 months!"
There is case law on the subject, but not for radio. With radio, there is no program schedule; You cannot pre-program your cassette deck to record a specific song, in order to listen to it later. I understand that this was fundamental in the recording of TV shows cases, where "timeshifting" a recording was allowed, therefore recording a show on TV is allowed, as you may not be present for the entire show, or any of it at all. However, you will be present (within earshot) of your radio for listening to the 3 minute song which you enjoy.
No citations, as I can't find any, but it at least makes sense.
In other news, lighting a stick on fire allows the wood to "express" the fire contained with in it, and people who weigh the same as ducks are witches.
Devil's Advocate:/. is a news aggregator: They don't have journalists or reporters, just folks who sift through the cruft posted by regular users. If they can find links, they may well do. Help out and mod down stories which suck on the Firehose.
I've found through many community Windows Mobile ROM updates that stability, battery life, and performance all improve once you remove vendor cruft and lock-in features. Being able to trim / grow cache sizes can make all the difference to UI response, screen sensitivity can be tinkered with to your preferences (for instance, I type with my thumb, but use the part roughly 45 degrees from the tip to type with, so calibrating with the in-built tool is never accurate for my preference), as well as unlocking hidden features like tethering, overclocking, disabling unwanted services which consume battery life... Plus, when you have community software (at least in my experience) you're only a message board post away from the developer, who will help you resolve any issues you have.
For the same reason that 2GHz is better than 1.4GHz. The number is bigger, so the PHBs and yuppies will clamour for them. Meanwhile, those of us with an eye for detail will look at things like battery capacity, sound quality, compatibility with existing architectures and applications, and make informed decisions, instead of pawing at the latest shiny-shiny like a kitten with a toy.
We'd be working very hard to recreate Earth-like conditions on Mars, so the infant would grow accustomed to Earth-like conditions. Otherwise, everyone would die.
Please, do correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm no expert, but I would have thought that messing with things like atmosphere, diet etc would make the life expectancy of the parents quite short.
This is the major difference between PC and console gaming. The PC game GUI is designed to be seen from a distance of less than 1m whereas console games are designed to have the player sat well past that distance away from the screen.
Try playing an RPG while sat on your sofa and see how easy reading the text is. The only are where this may not count is console ports, but even then the UI is sometimes badly scaled and unreadable. Further, consider that the average PC monitor has a much higher resolution compared to screen size (my 24" screen has been better-than-1080p before HDTV was available, yet the 37" TV in the living room is only 720p).
Saying that, though, I bet for the same price (or a little more) than you'd pay on decent air cooling for your gaming rig + this card, you could water cool the whole thing and have it make less noise than your mouse moving over the desk surface.
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That's great if you're shifting the whole program. Once you edit out only the specific parts you want, though (songs, in this case) that stops being the case.
Extra nerd cred for "More bugs than a Lepidopterologist".
See, I now go by the logic that if it makes no sense whatsoever, it's probably law.
Judge: "Why did you stop the man?"
Cop: "He had no papers."
Judge: "How did you know he had no papers?"
Cop: "He said he didn't when I stopped him."
Judge: "Sounds reasonable. 6 months!"
There is case law on the subject, but not for radio. With radio, there is no program schedule; You cannot pre-program your cassette deck to record a specific song, in order to listen to it later. I understand that this was fundamental in the recording of TV shows cases, where "timeshifting" a recording was allowed, therefore recording a show on TV is allowed, as you may not be present for the entire show, or any of it at all. However, you will be present (within earshot) of your radio for listening to the 3 minute song which you enjoy.
No citations, as I can't find any, but it at least makes sense.
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Dude... RFC1149.
That man was a ray of sunshine in the otherwise dull world of nature documentaries.
Yes, that was intentional.
In other news, lighting a stick on fire allows the wood to "express" the fire contained with in it, and people who weigh the same as ducks are witches.
Go Science!
No. Real Science produces many, many more wrong answers.
Devil's Advocate: /. is a news aggregator: They don't have journalists or reporters, just folks who sift through the cruft posted by regular users. If they can find links, they may well do. Help out and mod down stories which suck on the Firehose.
Shhhh... You're interrupting The X-Factor!
And yet the Galaxy S i9000 is still waiting, having had the release date pushed back numerous times. Don't hold your breath.
I've found through many community Windows Mobile ROM updates that stability, battery life, and performance all improve once you remove vendor cruft and lock-in features. Being able to trim / grow cache sizes can make all the difference to UI response, screen sensitivity can be tinkered with to your preferences (for instance, I type with my thumb, but use the part roughly 45 degrees from the tip to type with, so calibrating with the in-built tool is never accurate for my preference), as well as unlocking hidden features like tethering, overclocking, disabling unwanted services which consume battery life... Plus, when you have community software (at least in my experience) you're only a message board post away from the developer, who will help you resolve any issues you have.
Because, you know, it's a community.
For the same reason that 2GHz is better than 1.4GHz. The number is bigger, so the PHBs and yuppies will clamour for them. Meanwhile, those of us with an eye for detail will look at things like battery capacity, sound quality, compatibility with existing architectures and applications, and make informed decisions, instead of pawing at the latest shiny-shiny like a kitten with a toy.
Nope, I was appealing to the pedants with mod points.
Firefox is based on Netscape. That debuted in 1994.
They already have the letter, only it's bound to their ankle instead.
Embrace.
Extend.
Extinguish.
"Thank you, Mr Assange. The prosecution rests."
Van der Waals force is a non-covalent interaction. Just to be pedantic. this is Slashdot, after all :p
Either way there'll be cats.
Somebody set up us the Schroedinger bomb?
Obviously it's a joke! If you were serious, you'd have started that chain with Thyamine...
This wouldn't even happen.
We'd be working very hard to recreate Earth-like conditions on Mars, so the infant would grow accustomed to Earth-like conditions. Otherwise, everyone would die.
Please, do correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm no expert, but I would have thought that messing with things like atmosphere, diet etc would make the life expectancy of the parents quite short.
This is the major difference between PC and console gaming. The PC game GUI is designed to be seen from a distance of less than 1m whereas console games are designed to have the player sat well past that distance away from the screen.
Try playing an RPG while sat on your sofa and see how easy reading the text is. The only are where this may not count is console ports, but even then the UI is sometimes badly scaled and unreadable. Further, consider that the average PC monitor has a much higher resolution compared to screen size (my 24" screen has been better-than-1080p before HDTV was available, yet the 37" TV in the living room is only 720p).
Saying that, though, I bet for the same price (or a little more) than you'd pay on decent air cooling for your gaming rig + this card, you could water cool the whole thing and have it make less noise than your mouse moving over the desk surface.
Did he log into PSN before cracking the key?
If he didn't use PSN, the point is moot.