Last Sunday, an object, probably a comet that nobody saw coming, plowed into Jupiter
First, I'd like to apologize for being slightly off-topic.
I wonder why pretty much all astronomy sources are unwilling to state with certainty that Jupiter has a rocky core. It's only natural that more solid material has fallen into the atmosphere than has been captured in orbit. It's not like the comets and meteorites will 'orbit' for very long within friction of the atmosphere, so the only place for solid matter to go is the center.
Apple pulls it off because they've got flash, Nike pulls it off because they've got the same thing Apple has.
Flash helps, but I don't think that's the main reason why it works for Apple.
Apple can pull it off because:
They sell hardware. Mac Mini, iMac, Mac Pro, MacBook, iPod/iPhone...
People walk in, try all the models, and if they buy something they know exactly what they're getting.
Microsoft sells^Wlicenses software. What the customer demos at the store isn't what they take home with them. That little box doesn't contain the obscenely powerful gaming rig that the customer played with. The only two things in the store that will perform exactly as displayed would be MS's two main hardware products: Zune and Xbox.
An OEM would install a browser, and that'd be the end of it. MS can cheat the system if they do the installation. Oldest still-maintained builds possible, every undesirable setting possible selected, the.Net firefox plugin...
ASL?
What about it?
Wine's come a long way in the past 4 years if it can run viruses now!
And (3) She told the management company or the management company knew about it in some way.
http://msgboard.snopes.com/politics/graphics/bookdisplay.jpg
That's assuming you can prove your superiority (and it's relative value) to the people hiring.
...I was dead in the water for three days when my laptop hard drive went out, and everything had to be done via e-mail, fax, or Fed-Ex.
And LiveCD
Notice that the eyes have completely changed color as well.
They look the normal black to me, surrounded by blue skin.
You may not even use my rat. Buy your own, or go to your local animal shelter.
What kind of name is Bezos anyway?
His father's, I'd wager.
However, the sun is not 'low level' by any means
I didn't get that impression from your post. You seemed to consider it on par with WiFi and microwaves, not far above them.
GO OUT IN THE SUN. I don't believe that low level EM waves can have such a deleterious effect.
Solar Urticaria
...particularly since his body radiates EM in several bands.
Including the visible spectrum :-)
We don't reproduce anyways, so jocks can't lower our chances.
They made the .Net plugin unremovable at first. Could they make it impossible to (easily) disable, as well?
It happens so often Starfleet needs to consider using shell scripts.
And they can't make an ActiveX plugin... why?
As a result my "signature" has shortened to my initials to avoid using cursive all together.
Why? Isn't a simple X still acceptable?
The only people to bother me about using print for my signature have been my parents.
Last Sunday, an object, probably a comet that nobody saw coming, plowed into Jupiter
First, I'd like to apologize for being slightly off-topic.
I wonder why pretty much all astronomy sources are unwilling to state with certainty that Jupiter has a rocky core. It's only natural that more solid material has fallen into the atmosphere than has been captured in orbit. It's not like the comets and meteorites will 'orbit' for very long within friction of the atmosphere, so the only place for solid matter to go is the center.
The really funny thing about this comment is that it was labeled informative...
I agree. "Informative" is for a post providing new information. It should have been "Insightful".
Even Windows is a ripoff of Windows...
Care to explain?
I don't care what they call their bar, as long as the booze is good.
Agreed. Today I wasn't able to get it above $11K
Apple pulls it off because they've got flash, Nike pulls it off because they've got the same thing Apple has.
Flash helps, but I don't think that's the main reason why it works for Apple.
Apple can pull it off because:
They sell hardware. Mac Mini, iMac, Mac Pro, MacBook, iPod/iPhone...
People walk in, try all the models, and if they buy something they know exactly what they're getting.
Microsoft sells^Wlicenses software.
What the customer demos at the store isn't what they take home with them. That little box doesn't contain the obscenely powerful gaming rig that the customer played with. The only two things in the store that will perform exactly as displayed would be MS's two main hardware products: Zune and Xbox.
An OEM would install a browser, and that'd be the end of it. MS can cheat the system if they do the installation. Oldest still-maintained builds possible, every undesirable setting possible selected, the .Net firefox plugin...
Built? None, so I don't know what it'd cost if that's what you mean.
Rebuilt? The two most common defects in iBooks are HDDs and "Logic Boards" (motherboards). Both fixes require almost complete disassembly.