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Yahoo sells streaming music for $3 a month. If you don't care if you physically have the music on your computer or exact song selection (You rate artists/songs/albumns/genres and it plays a mix of your rated music) then it's a great deal. I have my station playing about 8 hours a day at work and at least 3 hours after I get home. With about 8 hours total for the weekend that works out to:
$36 yearly cost / (11*5*52 + 8*52) yearly hrs =~ $00.011 per hour. With an average song lasting about 3 minutes thats $00.000549 a song for me. (You do pay it each time you listen but come on! We're talking in 1x10^-4)
P.S. You can always capture the stream if you want.
But yet, you still buy things there. So they get your money, your repeat business, they know exactly who you are(or do you only pay cash...doubtful)...you've fully endorsed everything they do.
Here's how I look at it, I WANT them to check receipts. Why? Because it keeps people honost. Theft raises merchanise cost and I don't enjoy paying extra so some dork can steal the same stuff that I'm paying for.
...that they're not going to release all of episodes on the web for free(I'd be surprised if we see more then this one episode). Give up DVD sales?! Forget it.
Being one of the best and highest rated SciFi shows ever, I'm sure they feel that if you watch just one episode you'll be hooked. It's hard to argue with that logic; it's awesome.
Not only do I get more restrictions on how I use my recordings but, can I also pay for it too?! With logic like that, how could they go wrong? Usually they try to bundle some copy restriction with a new feature but man, they're just not trying anymore.
The pet thing is just a cover! They're cloning humans, huuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmannnnns!
sooo, ummm...How can I sign me up? I can't seem to fit in work and all the HL2 time that I need. (can you fix my clone so that he actually likes to go to work)
I refuse to purchase a product that has to be authenticated for: 1) single player 2) playing MP on a LAN
Authentication for playing on the internet is perfectly fine and makes sense, but gaming companies have overstepped their bounds. You might not agree but, I really don't care...dish out the cash now if you want but don't complain later when all your games stop working after game company X stops their 'support.'
"things don't just go wrong, they do so at the most annoying moment"
That's because, when things go wrong, it becomes the most annoying moment. My dishwaster just starting leaking all over the floor btw. Damn you murphy!
I would put some text under each 'broken' link in big bold letters saying "THIS SITE WAS BLOCKED BY THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT"......should that end with a 'resistance is futile'?
A 10 second search on google would have answered all your questions...I've dumbed it down as much as I possibly can; the rest is up to you Mr. Anonymous Coward. I suggest you stay away from the aircraft industry if this is already going over your head and remember to fasten your seat belt during approach and take-off...I always wonder who really needed those safety instructions re-hashed everytime; I guess now I know.
I've used VOR/LOC transmitters to test lateral/glideslope deviation(how far your off your landing path) that ran on small rechargable NiCad that easily worked from anywhere within an aircraft. TCAS (that uses Transponders), nav aids-VOR,TACAN,VORTAC...these things don't just work on magic.
More then likely you won't generate some frequency(or harmonic) to interfer but, I wouldn't bet MY life on it during take-off and approach.
During flight, with GPS, you're probably okay which is what they are talking about but no, airlines aren't forcing you to turn off your phone for the hell of it.
For all you college newbies, I put together a list of everything you'll need in your first days in the dorms...For some reason, 1 in every 3 dorms will contain the major these fine, high class items:
1. Lots and lots of christmas lighting (red or blue is always a nice touch, no 'icicle' crap). 2. Large annoying black light. 3. Overly large poster of either:
a. the guy from animal house
b. The matrix or some other sci fi movie
c. Some cool pattern that glows well with your overly large black light. 4. If your parents can afford it, an entertainment center that should, as a rule of thumb, take about 1/2 of your living space. 5. At least 2 huge full size computer towers that by no means will fit under your desk, 'forcing' you to put them in plain site thereby, letting everyone see your modded case and UV treated IDE cables (see 2). 6. A large collection of PS2's, Xboxes, and maybe some dreamcasts to fill up the entertainment center. 7. A TV whose size would normally be used for a room 5-10 times the size of your dorm room. 8. A sofa that you would either find at your grandma's house or at a 1970's garage sale. 9. A massive, stereo system with at least a 3L rating( to measure the 'Level' rating, turn your stereo to 25% power and see how many floors above and below you people can hear your stereo). 10. A couple bean bags to trip over when you come back from keggers. 11. Twenty photos of people from High School that no one knows or will care about in college. 12. The highest quality $99 futon your can find. 13. Some clothes or whatever and maybe books.
<...one final rule is that for every dollar you spend on clothes/furniture you probably want to spent about $1000 on electronic/computer equiptment. This rule can also be used when spending on your car stereo system vs car maintenance.
I was wondering how the MPAA was going continuing making horror films!
Every time a killer taughted his victim over the phone you'd know right away who John Q. Killer was but, leave it to the MPAA and their crafty ways to secretly fund this anti-Caller ID technology....
...Who else is looking forward to a "Scream 4: keep on screamin'"?;)
Completely disagree...It's one of my favorite movies of all time. This movie has always invoked a love it or hate it attitude so I'm not surprised that someone would dislike it. I know people who feel strongly both ways about this movie...I honostly don't see how someone could dislike it however.
I've never been happy with m/b audio. On my P4C800 Deluxe I was given the SoundMax onboard audio...blah! When the system kicks up it pops everytime. High CPU overhead, really annoying wizard. yeah m/b audio is great!
Considering you can pick up a soundblaster live value for almost nothing now. I would disable the m/b audio in a second for anyone's system that has better then a $20 pair of speakers.
I was chatting with a girl from China the other night and she actually scaried to tell me about religion in China...When was the last time you were scared for your life when you talked about something casually over the internet?
Let's just hope that they don't take the icq 'standard' and formalize it for everything. Most people don't even consider icq as having a 'real' protocal.
I'm sticking with the plot didn't make sense. This truely was a D&D star wars rip: "I'm not going to become you! " I especially liked the light saber batte in the tower...errr, the sword fight.
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Yahoo sells streaming music for $3 a month. If you don't care if you physically have the music on your computer or exact song selection (You rate artists/songs/albumns/genres and it plays a mix of your rated music) then it's a great deal. I have my station playing about 8 hours a day at work and at least 3 hours after I get home. With about 8 hours total for the weekend that works out to:
$36 yearly cost / (11*5*52 + 8*52) yearly hrs =~ $00.011 per hour. With an average song lasting about 3 minutes thats $00.000549 a song for me. (You do pay it each time you listen but come on! We're talking in 1x10^-4)
P.S. You can always capture the stream if you want.
yikes, get a grip. We're talking about a 3 second occasional check of a receipt when you leave the store.
But yet, you still buy things there. So they get your money, your repeat business, they know exactly who you are(or do you only pay cash...doubtful)...you've fully endorsed everything they do.
Here's how I look at it, I WANT them to check receipts. Why? Because it keeps people honost. Theft raises merchanise cost and I don't enjoy paying extra so some dork can steal the same stuff that I'm paying for.
...that they're not going to release all of episodes on the web for free(I'd be surprised if we see more then this one episode). Give up DVD sales?! Forget it.
Being one of the best and highest rated SciFi shows ever, I'm sure they feel that if you watch just one episode you'll be hooked. It's hard to argue with that logic; it's awesome.
Not only do I get more restrictions on how I use my recordings but, can I also pay for it too?! With logic like that, how could they go wrong? Usually they try to bundle some copy restriction with a new feature but man, they're just not trying anymore.
sooo, ummm...How can I sign me up? I can't seem to fit in work and all the HL2 time that I need. (can you fix my clone so that he actually likes to go to work)
I refuse to purchase a product that has to be authenticated for:
1) single player
2) playing MP on a LAN
Authentication for playing on the internet is perfectly fine and makes sense, but gaming companies have overstepped their bounds. You might not agree but, I really don't care...dish out the cash now if you want but don't complain later when all your games stop working after game company X stops their 'support.'
"things don't just go wrong, they do so at the most annoying moment"
That's because, when things go wrong, it becomes the most annoying moment. My dishwaster just starting leaking all over the floor btw. Damn you murphy!
I would put some text under each 'broken' link in big bold letters saying "THIS SITE WAS BLOCKED BY THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT"... ...should that end with a 'resistance is futile'?
A 10 second search on google would have answered all your questions...I've dumbed it down as much as I possibly can; the rest is up to you Mr. Anonymous Coward. I suggest you stay away from the aircraft industry if this is already going over your head and remember to fasten your seat belt during approach and take-off...I always wonder who really needed those safety instructions re-hashed everytime; I guess now I know.
I've used VOR/LOC transmitters to test lateral/glideslope deviation(how far your off your landing path) that ran on small rechargable NiCad that easily worked from anywhere within an aircraft. TCAS (that uses Transponders), nav aids-VOR,TACAN,VORTAC...these things don't just work on magic.
More then likely you won't generate some frequency(or harmonic) to interfer but, I wouldn't bet MY life on it during take-off and approach.
During flight, with GPS, you're probably okay which is what they are talking about but no, airlines aren't forcing you to turn off your phone for the hell of it.
For all you college newbies, I put together a list of everything you'll need in your first days in the dorms...For some reason, 1 in every 3 dorms will contain the major these fine, high class items:
1. Lots and lots of christmas lighting (red or blue is always a nice touch, no 'icicle' crap).
2. Large annoying black light.
3. Overly large poster of either:
a. the guy from animal house
b. The matrix or some other sci fi movie
c. Some cool pattern that glows well with your overly large black light.
4. If your parents can afford it, an entertainment center that should, as a rule of thumb, take about 1/2 of your living space.
5. At least 2 huge full size computer towers that by no means will fit under your desk, 'forcing' you to put them in plain site thereby, letting everyone see your modded case and UV treated IDE cables (see 2).
6. A large collection of PS2's, Xboxes, and maybe some dreamcasts to fill up the entertainment center.
7. A TV whose size would normally be used for a room 5-10 times the size of your dorm room.
8. A sofa that you would either find at your grandma's house or at a 1970's garage sale.
9. A massive, stereo system with at least a 3L rating( to measure the 'Level' rating, turn your stereo to 25% power and see how many floors above and below you people can hear your stereo).
10. A couple bean bags to trip over when you come back from keggers.
11. Twenty photos of people from High School that no one knows or will care about in college.
12. The highest quality $99 futon your can find.
13. Some clothes or whatever and maybe books.
<...one final rule is that for every dollar you spend on clothes/furniture you probably want to spent about $1000 on electronic/computer equiptment. This rule can also be used when spending on your car stereo system vs car maintenance.
Have fun!
Every time a killer taughted his victim over the phone you'd know right away who John Q. Killer was but, leave it to the MPAA and their crafty ways to secretly fund this anti-Caller ID technology....
Completely disagree...It's one of my favorite movies of all time. This movie has always invoked a love it or hate it attitude so I'm not surprised that someone would dislike it. I know people who feel strongly both ways about this movie...I honostly don't see how someone could dislike it however.
PRAY....FOR....MOJO
I was just thinking, we never talk about beowolf custers anymore!!
;)
I wonder, can we beowolf custer a beowulf cluster?!
Considering you can pick up a soundblaster live value for almost nothing now. I would disable the m/b audio in a second for anyone's system that has better then a $20 pair of speakers.
Never send anything in writing/email that you don't want the world to see.
Oh, wait...that was an confusing as all hell...I take that back.
WOW! I'm going to have an interesting conversation next time I talk to her....That's VERY interesting.
I was chatting with a girl from China the other night and she actually scaried to tell me about religion in China...When was the last time you were scared for your life when you talked about something casually over the internet?
Let's just hope that they don't take the icq 'standard' and formalize it for everything. Most people don't even consider icq as having a 'real' protocal.
I'm sticking with the plot didn't make sense. This truely was a D&D star wars rip: "I'm not going to become you! " I especially liked the light saber batte in the tower...errr, the sword fight.