It's interesting that you point out the views on capitalism. Voltaire's Letters Concerning the English Nation remarked on this same sentiment. That was back in 1733, and it seems that has never changed.
I've done this with MIDI foot controllers before. If you count the fact that many MIDI devices also have USB interfaces, then this has been done before.
I strongly suspect the real issue is there aren't enough people with taste similar to yours to make the types of movies you want to see financially viable.
Sadly, the other part of this issue is that it costs so much to produce these films that they have to get funding from major studios who care about demographics.
"Factoring in other normal delays from network sources gives a typical one-way connection latency of 500–700 ms from the user to the ISP, or about 1,000–1,400 milliseconds latency for the total Round Trip Time (RTT) back to the user. "
What about the 40 year old guy who works full time and goes to classes in the evening? Is he not paying his fair share by being an otherwise typical citizen of Pittsburgh? I see quite a few people that fit the scenario where I go, which has only increased due to the economy. So the county sheriff that wants a justice degree to get a pay raise has to pay the city an extra $400 to do so? What about the single mom that barely has time to go to school between raising a kid and working two jobs? She's now paying her fair share?
This is social inequality in action.
I know that many people can get addicted to Chocolahol, but I wasn't aware of there being a substance called Emailahol.
Aside from that, there a many harder substances, such as Twitterhol, and Textahol. Perhaps, Emailahol is a gateway addiction to worse habbits?
On that note, stop adding "aholic" as a suffix to things to describe addiction. We don't call nicotine addicts, Nicoholics! Nor, do we call heroin addicts, heroinaholics.
I'm sure the application review process works much like tech support.
Sometimes you get a helpful individual, and sometimes you get a total jerk.
I'm guessing it's not a collective decision by Apple, but an individual or a few people that just happened to have that opinion of the app.
That would certainly explain how the app approval process appears to be very arbitrary.
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A free market allows for competition. You're not allowed to compete with the government.
If they're going to call it a Black Hornet why not make it black?
It's interesting that you point out the views on capitalism. Voltaire's Letters Concerning the English Nation remarked on this same sentiment. That was back in 1733, and it seems that has never changed.
I prefer this method. The book isn't helping anyone by sitting on a shelf.
There used to be a day when you could even smoke on the plane. Ever watch Pan Am?!
I sometimes have mass ejections as well if I drink too many Coronas. :D
So what you're saying is that stealing copper is a $60 million a year business.
Ace is the place!
I know people like to be culturally diverse and all, but if it is in American English, it's spelled CENTER!
I've done this with MIDI foot controllers before. If you count the fact that many MIDI devices also have USB interfaces, then this has been done before.
As can Postgresql using pgopencl.
'After antihelium the next stable antimatter nucleus would be antilithium'
Then we can have deep voices and even worse mood swings.
I strongly suspect the real issue is there aren't enough people with taste similar to yours to make the types of movies you want to see financially viable.
Sadly, the other part of this issue is that it costs so much to produce these films that they have to get funding from major studios who care about demographics.
Stop charging $40 for your shitty porno and maybe people will care.
New Hollywood movies don't even cost that much on blu-ray.
Unless they make transparent cargo, this is useless.
You managed to optimize your SQL query.
When I optimize my queries, why don't I get press releases?!
Two beeps for stop bothering me, I'm sleeping!
This is nothing really new or novel. I remember seeing something like this being covered on tv like 5 years ago. In fact here are some examples.
http://vgtc.org/wpmu/3dui09/2009/03/17/egocentric-navigation-for-video-surveillance-in-3d-virtual-environments/
http://www.feelingsoftware.com/
makes this a worthless article. How do we even know it exists? There were no pictures!
Because of this, I will continue to not wash my hands, ever.
Satalite based communications always had a decent delay.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_Internet_access
"Factoring in other normal delays from network sources gives a typical one-way connection latency of 500–700 ms from the user to the ISP, or about 1,000–1,400 milliseconds latency for the total Round Trip Time (RTT) back to the user. "
What about the 40 year old guy who works full time and goes to classes in the evening? Is he not paying his fair share by being an otherwise typical citizen of Pittsburgh? I see quite a few people that fit the scenario where I go, which has only increased due to the economy. So the county sheriff that wants a justice degree to get a pay raise has to pay the city an extra $400 to do so? What about the single mom that barely has time to go to school between raising a kid and working two jobs? She's now paying her fair share? This is social inequality in action.
Same here. I still haven't received mine.
I know that many people can get addicted to Chocolahol, but I wasn't aware of there being a substance called Emailahol.
Aside from that, there a many harder substances, such as Twitterhol, and Textahol. Perhaps, Emailahol is a gateway addiction to worse habbits?
On that note, stop adding "aholic" as a suffix to things to describe addiction. We don't call nicotine addicts, Nicoholics! Nor, do we call heroin addicts, heroinaholics.
I'm sure the application review process works much like tech support.
Sometimes you get a helpful individual, and sometimes you get a total jerk.
I'm guessing it's not a collective decision by Apple, but an individual or a few people that just happened to have that opinion of the app.
That would certainly explain how the app approval process appears to be very arbitrary.