I stare at a computer screen enough. a Ebooks are great for quick fact checking, but if Im reading 100+ pages I'd prefer a paper book. Its just easier on the eyes.
At my local checkout you can shut the sound off (prevents machine from saying "Please weigh your bananas"), enter the item as bananas (the cheapest item by weight), and pay.69 cents a pound for whatever you want. I've only know people to do this with other fruits and vegetables but I suppose it would work with anything. The one person watching 5-6 checkouts rarely pays attention to anything.
It was underground in the sense that most homebrew projects (like xbox media center) didnt distribute compiled code, just the source. You had to obtain the xbox development software yourself and compile the code or find a torrent if someone was nice enough to make one.
You know your government has tanks, missiles, stealth bombers and is on its way to warships with laser cannons right?
And all that did so well against the Iraqis, Afghans, and Vietnamese. Those countries are smaller population and area wise and its a lot easier to drop bombs on foreigners than your own people.
The problem is just cause 4 million people watched something on TV doesnt mean you could get them to each pay $1.
Even then credit card companies charge $.20+ a transaction and the distributor is going to take a healthy cut too.
Distribution is a huge barrier. Especially once (if?) pay per episode downloadi catches on. Right now there is a limited number of TV channels, when anyone with a camera can make and sell episodes for $1 audiences are going to fracture.
Whos going to win, $4 million dollar scripted TV shows, or $10,000 reality TV shows?
See, this is why some people are sticklers for grammar, spelling, and capitalization rules. Of course they're using atoms. But are they using Atoms? Your error is needlessly confusing and detracts from your point.
If I had capitalized Atom do you think anyone would have thought I meant the car? Or the Christian martyr? Or the unit of medieval time? Or the 1983 educational game for the TRS-80? Or the comic book? Or the alias of German musician Uwe Schmidt? Or the album by Carbon/Silicon? Or the Acorn Atom, an early 1980s home computer? Or the card game? Or the sports teams of Annandale High School? Or the XML-based Web syndication format?
It could mean ANYTHING! Oh how will anyone deduce the meaning of my convoluted sentence??!
But who thinks theyll be using atoms? I remember reading that Microsoft, and others were looking into clustering them. The current atoms are more powerful than a P4 and use only 13 watts, 18 at 100% cpu.
At 18 watts each and 26 amps at 110 watts thats about 158 atoms.
158 x $100 each = $15800
2.86 kw x 24 x 30 = 2059 kwh
$0.20 (the outrageous price I pay for electricity) x 2059 = $411 a month to run this thing
$0.04 (the price I wish I payed for electricity) x 2059 = $82 (Now thats reasonable!)
As for other brilliant ideas, like New York State wanting me to collect taxes from my ebay buyers and file a tax return, they can rot in hell. I owe zero allegiance to that government, nor do I have any voice speaking for me in its legislature.
Well its only a matter of time before your state does the same thing. Maybe all the states will get together and do it all at once.
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You spelled favor wrong!
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Am I the only one who prefers reading real books?
I stare at a computer screen enough.
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Ebooks are great for quick fact checking, but if Im reading 100+ pages I'd prefer a paper book. Its just easier on the eyes.
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I've noticed if I buy something light it wont register when I put it on the scale. Dropping it on the scale with a little force seems to work.
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At my local checkout you can shut the sound off (prevents machine from saying "Please weigh your bananas"), enter the item as bananas (the cheapest item by weight), and pay .69 cents a pound for whatever you want. I've only know people to do this with other fruits and vegetables but I suppose it would work with anything. The one person watching 5-6 checkouts rarely pays attention to anything.
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Im having problems too
I uploaded the example code, you can try it out here
For me it stores data using only 2 methods in FF though "Clear Recent History" fails to remove both.
In IE8 the script fails to work for me:
Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 263
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://fiestafan.com/ec/evercookie.js
I uploaded the example code, you can try it out here
For me it stores data using only 2 methods in FF though "Clear Recent History" fails to remove both.
In IE8 the script fails to work for me:
Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 263
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://fiestafan.com/ec/evercookie.js
Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 263
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://fiestafan.com/ec/evercookie.js
Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 263
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://fiestafan.com/ec/evercookie.js
Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 263
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://fiestafan.com/ec/evercookie.js
The map also includes information like Iran blocking Youtube.
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You cannot kill your way out of them, since as you kill people, you make more insurgents.
Unless you kill all the people...
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It was underground in the sense that most homebrew projects (like xbox media center) didnt distribute compiled code, just the source. You had to obtain the xbox development software yourself and compile the code or find a torrent if someone was nice enough to make one.
Very inconvenient.
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But isn't smaller cheaper to produce?
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When that 2Tb SSD can fall 4 stories (while in use) and carry on without even noticing, then I start getting tingles...
SSDs can already do that...
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Read the full article?? Cmon does anyone really do that???
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Why dont they take the money and print another 10,000?
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However, given the second most common complaint, I can't help but wonder: which string theory?
Exactly, if this turns out to be false it won't disprove all string theory.
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You know your government has tanks, missiles, stealth bombers and is on its way to warships with laser cannons right?
And all that did so well against the Iraqis, Afghans, and Vietnamese. Those countries are smaller population and area wise and its a lot easier to drop bombs on foreigners than your own people.
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I've thought about this also.
I bet cops (and military units for that matter) have a distinct EM signature.
Radios, Laptops, Same Engines, and probably some other stuff I'm forgetting.
How hard would it be to detect all those frequencies simultaneously and triangulate the emission source? (hard I would imagine)
How far away could you pick things up from?
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The problem is just cause 4 million people watched something on TV doesnt mean you could get them to each pay $1.
Even then credit card companies charge $.20+ a transaction and the distributor is going to take a healthy cut too.
Distribution is a huge barrier. Especially once (if?) pay per episode downloadi catches on. Right now there is a limited number of TV channels, when anyone with a camera can make and sell episodes for $1 audiences are going to fracture.
Whos going to win, $4 million dollar scripted TV shows, or $10,000 reality TV shows?
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See, this is why some people are sticklers for grammar, spelling, and capitalization rules. Of course they're using atoms. But are they using Atoms? Your error is needlessly confusing and detracts from your point.
If I had capitalized Atom do you think anyone would have thought I meant the car?
Or the Christian martyr?
Or the unit of medieval time?
Or the 1983 educational game for the TRS-80?
Or the comic book?
Or the alias of German musician Uwe Schmidt?
Or the album by Carbon/Silicon?
Or the Acorn Atom, an early 1980s home computer?
Or the card game?
Or the sports teams of Annandale High School?
Or the XML-based Web syndication format?
It could mean ANYTHING! Oh how will anyone deduce the meaning of my convoluted sentence??!
But who thinks theyll be using atoms? I remember reading that Microsoft, and others were looking into clustering them. The current atoms are more powerful than a P4 and use only 13 watts, 18 at 100% cpu.
At 18 watts each and 26 amps at 110 watts thats about 158 atoms.
158 x $100 each = $15800
2.86 kw x 24 x 30 = 2059 kwh
$0.20 (the outrageous price I pay for electricity) x 2059 = $411 a month to run this thing
$0.04 (the price I wish I payed for electricity) x 2059 = $82 (Now thats reasonable!)
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We've seen this before: CBS Embeds a Video Playing Ad in a Print Magazine
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Have u seen farmville?
"Gamers" arent the only ones who play games.
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Does this mean the trojan writer can be tried for murder?
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As for other brilliant ideas, like New York State wanting me to collect taxes from my ebay buyers and file a tax return, they can rot in hell. I owe zero allegiance to that government, nor do I have any voice speaking for me in its legislature.
Well its only a matter of time before your state does the same thing. Maybe all the states will get together and do it all at once.
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Lou Gehrig May Not Have Had Lou Gehrig’s Disease
My head just exploded
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What about Lou Gehrig? How many times could he have gotten hit in the head playing baseball? I would be not that many...
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