And most music worth buying was made more than 10 years ago. They do not produce much good music these days. It will be difficult to make a "100 best hits from 2000-2010".
Bullshit. There's plenty of worthwhile new music being released today. My concert going schedule since June is proof of that. Just because it's not on the local Top 40 station doesn't mean it isn't good. Hell, I haven't listened to the radio in 16 or 17 years and I still find new bands regularly.
They sold those non-voting shares years ago. It was a strategic publicity move, nothing more. Any truly objective business manager would have seen the revenue MS Office for Macintosh brings in and throw anyone who suggested cancelling it out the door.
I think the first place to test automated cars would be on the large multi-lane highways. Instead of a HOV lane, have an automated car lane, where a control system keeps cars in the lane and properly spaced out, but at a higher speed than regular traffic (to give people an incentive to use them). If you want total control, don't drive in that lane, use the regular ones. I don't want a computer controlled car when I'm on the fun backroads, but why not have the option for the long and frankly boring long distance drives?
"While I enjoyed the area, some Vancouver citizen decided to enjoy my Macbook Pro"
What does this mean, exactly? Why not just say plainly "Someone stole my laptop"? The way you wrote it, they could have liked using it and nothing more.
Sounds like those morons who broke down on some mountain in Utah last year and one died when he ventured away from the truck. GPS is no fucking substitute for knowing how to read maps and find directions. Those skills should be required for tour bus drivers precisely because roads can get blocked for any number of reasons.
Ah, yes, Amazon. Where adding an item to your shopping cart gets you page full of other things that I'm not at all interested in, and where clicking on a band's name from one of their product pages does a fuzzy match on those terms, not giving me ONLY their albums. It's all about the cross-sell on Amazon, not doing the things that a lot of users really want, because it's more profitable.
Do we really need "?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+PetaPixel+(PetaPixel)" at the end there, or are you getting paid for this story?
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Time for a regime change.
The opportunity for that comes up in the US every 2 and 4 years. Precious few take advantage of this fact.
What if I don't want to join a Frat?
And most music worth buying was made more than 10 years ago. They do not produce much good music these days. It will be difficult to make a "100 best hits from 2000-2010".
Bullshit. There's plenty of worthwhile new music being released today. My concert going schedule since June is proof of that. Just because it's not on the local Top 40 station doesn't mean it isn't good. Hell, I haven't listened to the radio in 16 or 17 years and I still find new bands regularly.
"Poverty" is a place?
They sold those non-voting shares years ago. It was a strategic publicity move, nothing more. Any truly objective business manager would have seen the revenue MS Office for Macintosh brings in and throw anyone who suggested cancelling it out the door.
I think the first place to test automated cars would be on the large multi-lane highways. Instead of a HOV lane, have an automated car lane, where a control system keeps cars in the lane and properly spaced out, but at a higher speed than regular traffic (to give people an incentive to use them). If you want total control, don't drive in that lane, use the regular ones. I don't want a computer controlled car when I'm on the fun backroads, but why not have the option for the long and frankly boring long distance drives?
Do you have a quick and dirty list to post? I sense additions to /etc/hosts coming on...
Dang, no more pictures of naked cheerleaders!
Are you questioning the *real* Slim Shady?!
Except "spending paper" isn't an English phrase, so "wasting paper" is the better idiom.
"While I enjoyed the area, some Vancouver citizen decided to enjoy my Macbook Pro"
What does this mean, exactly? Why not just say plainly "Someone stole my laptop"? The way you wrote it, they could have liked using it and nothing more.
Block all teeth whitening ads with this one weird tip discovered by a Slashdot poster!
Hey, they're just following ancient (corporate) history! If they dodge for you, they'll dodge for me.
Wait a sec: how do I get into Sienna Miller's pants again?
What would Romney do?
Do you mean, "What would Romney do, given a Congress full of the opposing party?"
That is not a requirement. Hydro, wind and solar are all superior.
You heard it hear first, folks! Hydro, wind, and solar power do not cause ecosystem damage or pollution.
Brilliant. You must be quite the scientist.
Sounds like those morons who broke down on some mountain in Utah last year and one died when he ventured away from the truck. GPS is no fucking substitute for knowing how to read maps and find directions. Those skills should be required for tour bus drivers precisely because roads can get blocked for any number of reasons.
Ah, yes, Amazon. Where adding an item to your shopping cart gets you page full of other things that I'm not at all interested in, and where clicking on a band's name from one of their product pages does a fuzzy match on those terms, not giving me ONLY their albums. It's all about the cross-sell on Amazon, not doing the things that a lot of users really want, because it's more profitable.
That's an RDD. A Ron Donald Do!
It's a legal issue having nothing to do with technology, why is it cluttering up these august pages?
Dude, it's, like, October already
I still don't understand why the litigants get to choose their venue, especially if the plaintiffs are not headquartered there.
FWD is horrible in snow.
No it isn't.
Do we really need "?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+PetaPixel+(PetaPixel)" at the end there, or are you getting paid for this story?
Simultaneously ignorant, and elitist. Congratulations, here's your (organic, fair trade) no-tea.
Sure, after they got famous by being on a major label. It's easy to take a chance when you're already established.