Researchers had planned to perform a follow-up study and compile a much more comprehensive report of their findings, but were distracted by a tub of lego blocks with those cool electric motor modules.
In my experience (generally 20+ business trips per year) there is usually a decent restaurant or two somewhere in most airports - especially the newer ones. Of course sometimes the "good" restaurant is in a completely different concourse from where your flight is departing, and the prices tend to be pretty high.
Case in point: the new Indianapolis airport. I was pleasantly surprised at the food quality in the 500 Grill, where I had a tuna steak cooked to order on a bed of greens... and incidentally Indy airport has free wifi but it's pretty slow.
I'm telling you, if the movie-going public doesn't start falling in line and paying to watch movies like they're supposed to, there's no telling what may happen.
Real Networks should definitely be banned from distributing this software, but then again they should be banned from distributing any software of any kind - everything that comes from Real Networks appears to be utter and irredeemable shit.
For all those complaining about TW and Embarq's business practices, how many of you are currently using TW or Embarq - regardless of where in the country you are located? How many of you are planning to cancel your service along with a clear and concise letter stating that you are leaving them in disgust due to their conduct in North Carolina?
I have to say, despite the goofy approach and crazy graphics in the Head First series, they are an effective learning tool and a more enjoyable read than a "standard" technical book for beginners.
After reading Head First Java, memory management shall forever be linked in my mind with worried ducks.
The myth of poor battery reliability in hybrids is not bourne out by the real-world experience of hybrid taxis around the world. Specifically, the fact taxis have travelled 240,000 or even 300,000 miles with no major problems with the batteries or any other component of the hybrid system.
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My vote goes to the swappable battery packs
*slaps forehead*
Now I get it ... that was a classic movie.
Lucky you ... I discovered my grandparents' shoebox.
instantly available in case you need to write something important on it
My digicam has a voice memo feature - I can annotate a photo any time after taking it.
Missing from TFA:
Researchers had planned to perform a follow-up study and compile a much more comprehensive report of their findings, but were distracted by a tub of lego blocks with those cool electric motor modules.
You know, I never thought there would be a story on /. that could earn the "1500000d6" tag, and then this came along.
Well then you're simply not willing to do the necessary work to understand people's references
I find the notion of a sex toy plugged in to a power outlet disturbing
Agree. I've always preferred gas-powered sex toys, preferably the ones with manual choke and pull start.
I'd be careful of that sailboat idea. $6M will get used up pretty quick meeting ransom demands from pirates.
In my experience (generally 20+ business trips per year) there is usually a decent restaurant or two somewhere in most airports - especially the newer ones. Of course sometimes the "good" restaurant is in a completely different concourse from where your flight is departing, and the prices tend to be pretty high.
Case in point: the new Indianapolis airport. I was pleasantly surprised at the food quality in the 500 Grill, where I had a tuna steak cooked to order on a bed of greens ... and incidentally Indy airport has free wifi but it's pretty slow.
It's much easier to pack a lunch or just eat when you arrive
Not if you want to clear security and/or customs preclearance before grabbing a bite to eat.
I'm telling you, if the movie-going public doesn't start falling in line and paying to watch movies like they're supposed to, there's no telling what may happen.
Here?
Hasn't paper been the primary material in speaker design since, well, since speakers?
Real Networks should definitely be banned from distributing this software, but then again they should be banned from distributing any software of any kind - everything that comes from Real Networks appears to be utter and irredeemable shit.
You didn't spring for the $229 PrtScr key upgrade? Understandable ... Mac options can really start to add up.
... now you can take up scambaiting as a sport.
For all those complaining about TW and Embarq's business practices, how many of you are currently using TW or Embarq - regardless of where in the country you are located? How many of you are planning to cancel your service along with a clear and concise letter stating that you are leaving them in disgust due to their conduct in North Carolina?
Is better beer one of Ray Kurzweil's singularity events?
A philosophical question: can beer brewed using genetically engineered yeast still be pure according to Reinheitsgebot?
Skeleton racing might not be for you then.
I have to say, despite the goofy approach and crazy graphics in the Head First series, they are an effective learning tool and a more enjoyable read than a "standard" technical book for beginners.
After reading Head First Java, memory management shall forever be linked in my mind with worried ducks.
oldspewey quoted taxi miles,
Incorrect.
The myth of poor battery reliability in hybrids is not bourne out by the real-world experience of hybrid taxis around the world. Specifically, the fact taxis have travelled 240,000 or even 300,000 miles with no major problems with the batteries or any other component of the hybrid system.
Classic Dilbert