Why the hell even bother to go inside? Most places have lines outside, and noone will object to you standing on a dark roof with a sniper rifle (as opposed to inside, where this possibly could get you kicked out for rowdy behaviour).
Then again, why not a nude beach? Might as well have a good look at what you're going to get (take) before choosing...
You're just jealous because you can't predict which virae will be released next week and charge extortionate prices for securing your clients from them before anyone else knows they exist...
Here, impoliteness is in restaurants met with patience and over-politeness. If you tell off the waiter for asking you to keep your voice down, odds are for that they will apologize. If you politely ask people to tirn off their cell phone where it shouldn't be on (theatre, quiet areas, etc.), however, they will very likely feel offended and talk back.
Too bad Tucson is in a capitalist country, since I don't mind paying 50% taxes.
"The Federal Communications Commission points specifically to the Federal Communications Act of 1934, which says that "no person shall willfully or maliciously interfere with or cause interference to any radio communications" licensed by the government."
Yes it is.
Anyway, if someone gets hurt where there's a jammer installed, you'd think this would be apublic place, right?
Sell the console cheap. Lose a little money while doing it. Charge extortionate license fees from the producers for every gamecopy produced or sold.
Why else can you get consoles for the same price as three games?
The point of lowering prices to bleed even more is to get consumers locked onto _their_ machine, so that they will buy _their_ games. It's the games that pay their bills, not the machines. A machine can hold for years (I'm pretty sure my NES still works), but new games keep coming _all the time_.
They slashed the buffet car here in Denmark years ago... Now there's a young lady with an airline-type beverage-and-nasty-food cart... Ech... As if the food they had before wasn't horrid enough...
I *am* from Denmark. My mother's just from an old colony, Greenland. All my greenlandish relatives live up there, so I never maintained the use of the language.
Aren't those the ones I kept hearing about on Copenhagen Central Station? "Swedish Railways are sorry to announce that the X-2000 for Stockholm has been cancelled..."? Happens quite often, as I recall...
I just moved into central Copenhagen from a station on that line A MONTH AGO. I'd been living there for two friggin' years, commuting every single morning!
We are talking the line that goes from Helsingør/Elsinore thru Copenhagen and CPH Airport to Sweden, right?
My laptop has a built-in wi-fi card... Also, I can't use it for my final exams this year, because I could set up a hotspot on/near the school and secretly access the internet - and if it wasn't the wi-fi, they'd still ban me for the IRda-port. Seriously.
in Denmark all have that compartment. Yet almost every time I choose to sit in one of them, I have to tell people off for talking loudly or using their cellphone - and they talk back, the bastards. If I wasn't a pacifist... (and there was a lax arms-law in DK... of course I'd use a suppressor, it being the quiet compartment and all...)
It wouldn't be a real Empirical Passport if it didn't demand all-access to all it's citizens worldwide, would it? It's probably a remnant for back when it was a privilege to get a passport...
Think of what a few teenagers might do for kicks if they got access to the internal network for train detection and interlocking - that could be... catastrophic.
No one say terrorists. I hate you already, if you're thinking it.
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Why the hell even bother to go inside? Most places have lines outside, and noone will object to you standing on a dark roof with a sniper rifle (as opposed to inside, where this possibly could get you kicked out for rowdy behaviour).
Then again, why not a nude beach? Might as well have a good look at what you're going to get (take) before choosing...
... it seems that this isn't really real, either... ;)
Indeed it would be demonized, but that hasn't stopped sites like What Really Happened or Turning the Tide, even though they are quite popular.
Then again, they don't reach millions of people with video, which for some odd reason works more convincing on most people.
Fox News.
You're just jealous because you can't predict which virae will be released next week and charge extortionate prices for securing your clients from them before anyone else knows they exist...
That's what the external WLAN HDD is for. Duh.
"Um, it's not mine... I, er, was just browsing"
Here, impoliteness is in restaurants met with patience and over-politeness. If you tell off the waiter for asking you to keep your voice down, odds are for that they will apologize.
If you politely ask people to tirn off their cell phone where it shouldn't be on (theatre, quiet areas, etc.), however, they will very likely feel offended and talk back.
Too bad Tucson is in a capitalist country, since I don't mind paying 50% taxes.
If it's typical there must be examples.
"The Federal Communications Commission points specifically to the Federal Communications Act of 1934, which says that "no person shall willfully or maliciously interfere with or cause interference to any radio communications" licensed by the government."
Yes it is.
Anyway, if someone gets hurt where there's a jammer installed, you'd think this would be apublic place, right?
Sweet mama! I've been waiting a long time for these!
Sell the console cheap. Lose a little money while doing it.
Charge extortionate license fees from the producers for every gamecopy produced or sold.
Why else can you get consoles for the same price as three games?
The point of lowering prices to bleed even more is to get consumers locked onto _their_ machine, so that they will buy _their_ games. It's the games that pay their bills, not the machines. A machine can hold for years (I'm pretty sure my NES still works), but new games keep coming _all the time_.
We are all consumer whores.
On one side:
This is a quiet compartment.
Please respect this.
On the other side:
SHUT THE FUCK UP,
YOU SMELLING PIECE OF FETID CARP!
They slashed the buffet car here in Denmark years ago... Now there's a young lady with an airline-type beverage-and-nasty-food cart... Ech... As if the food they had before wasn't horrid enough...
I *am* from Denmark. My mother's just from an old colony, Greenland. All my greenlandish relatives live up there, so I never maintained the use of the language.
Aren't those the ones I kept hearing about on Copenhagen Central Station?
"Swedish Railways are sorry to announce that the X-2000 for Stockholm has been cancelled..."?
Happens quite often, as I recall...
Please enlighten me.
I'm a European too, and I've no idea what you've just said.
Or, actually I do, but that one thing is out of context...
The Brits still behave as if they had an Empire. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to get titles of the Imperial type, anymore.
Apart from that, Danish is only my second language, and English is my third.
I don't *use* my first language anymore, and for a time, English filled that role. Odd, really.
I've always called it 'the Monkey Cage'
I just moved into central Copenhagen from a station on that line A MONTH AGO. I'd been living there for two friggin' years, commuting every single morning!
We are talking the line that goes from Helsingør/Elsinore thru Copenhagen and CPH Airport to Sweden, right?
My laptop has a built-in wi-fi card...
Also, I can't use it for my final exams this year, because I could set up a hotspot on/near the school and secretly access the internet - and if it wasn't the wi-fi, they'd still ban me for the IRda-port. Seriously.
in Denmark all have that compartment. Yet almost every time I choose to sit in one of them, I have to tell people off for talking loudly or using their cellphone - and they talk back, the bastards. If I wasn't a pacifist... (and there was a lax arms-law in DK... of course I'd use a suppressor, it being the quiet compartment and all...)
It wouldn't be a real Empirical Passport if it didn't demand all-access to all it's citizens worldwide, would it?
It's probably a remnant for back when it was a privilege to get a passport...
Think of what a few teenagers might do for kicks if they got access to the internal network for train detection and interlocking - that could be... catastrophic.
No one say terrorists. I hate you already, if you're thinking it.
Now they can actually make money by being late! The horror! Now they have incentive!
if you read closely.
Half the stuff we laugh at whilst reading is based on real life events.
Okay, so a quarter, but *still*...