You've misunderstood my point - what I was getting at was that compared to the amount of space required for your piano, the additional space required for a TV is pretty small (although I foolishly neglected to consider fully the line of sight).
I didn't mean that owning the piano was odd - I'm in no real sense a musician; more of a wannabe unfortunately. Even still, if I had the space and the cash I'd have a piano in a heartbeat.
That piano must be a tight fit if it precludes owning a TV. Also, given that you appear to have a computer, a TV would take no additional space if you used a tuner card.
If TV's not for you that's just fine, but #2 seems like an odd rationale.
But not all BD players (or even PS3s) are connected to the net. Updating the firmware would be far less trivial, especially for the average user. I understand that content providers seem to get a kick out of inconveniencing consumers, but they'd be facing a major backlash if they suddenly froze out a particular player.
I got that he was referring to the Axis of Evil - it was the use of 'Access' that had me stumped.
That's what I get for posting before my first coffee of the day.
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And you fail at reading comprehension. The GP didn't claim that the iMac predates iiNet, only that it came before the iPod.
Today the mad scientist can't get hazardous chemicals, tomorrow it's the mad grad student! Where will it end?!
If idle isn't dropped, then it needs to be an option in my profile.
It is. Help&Preferences -> Your Preferences -> Index -> Sections
I've patented the hiring of a lawyer. Check your mailbox.
I didn't suggest that they were in any way important - I was just being pedantic.
I'm beginning to suspect it could be intentional for free advertising at this point.
Only if they're advertising iPhones or BlackBerrys.
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Beautiful, just beautiful. I would have *loved* to have been there.
Can it run Crysis?
No, but I imagine a beowulf cluster of them would...
I dunno. In the UK at least you're liable to a severe tutting. Oh, the shame!
to be honest, I'd vote Monster Raving Loony if they were second place to Labour in my consituency.
For the benefit of any non-Brits who may be understandably baffled: Official Monster Raving Loony Party
sftp - i really shouldn't need to explain this.
My eyes must be going - at first I read this as stfu. Now that would be a useful command.
Do not work on two things at once unless you are female.
Do not work on two things at once unless they are female.
There, fixed that for you.
I prefer this one:
$ touch woman
But I always get this back:
$ touch: woman: Permission denied
Try doing it in your own home for better results..
Depends. He might still live with his mother.
You've misunderstood my point - what I was getting at was that compared to the amount of space required for your piano, the additional space required for a TV is pretty small (although I foolishly neglected to consider fully the line of sight).
I didn't mean that owning the piano was odd - I'm in no real sense a musician; more of a wannabe unfortunately. Even still, if I had the space and the cash I'd have a piano in a heartbeat.
But I'd still find room for my TV!
We have the right to bare arms. I don't think anyone is trying to infringe on your right to wear a short-sleeved shirt.
The more we get, the more we want. Oddly, no matter how much there is, I always feel a little unfulfilled. Can one be addicted to information?
Your ideas intrigue me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
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I said, I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
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Godammit, give me the newsletter already!
That piano must be a tight fit if it precludes owning a TV. Also, given that you appear to have a computer, a TV would take no additional space if you used a tuner card. If TV's not for you that's just fine, but #2 seems like an odd rationale.
Yes, yes it would.
Time to get angry at myself...
I'm loving asynchronous anger, by which I get angrier at you than you do at me.
Maybe so, but try explaining that to the little girl next door who misses her turtle.
How come when I ran this on my PC all my porn files were emailed to everyone in my address book?
It's a denial-of-service attack in which your inbox becomes flooded with 'thank you' notes.
But not all BD players (or even PS3s) are connected to the net. Updating the firmware would be far less trivial, especially for the average user. I understand that content providers seem to get a kick out of inconveniencing consumers, but they'd be facing a major backlash if they suddenly froze out a particular player.
(It's even in the summary for crying out loud...)
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I got that he was referring to the Axis of Evil - it was the use of 'Access' that had me stumped.
That's what I get for posting before my first coffee of the day.