I don't know about you, but my default install is plenty enough to get someone pregnant.
Whether the user experience is as satisfying is another story.
The Jedi's have to take a vow of abstinence because love is the way to the dark side. They are not really a very good religion if you consider how they held back the Republic in terms or technological advancements. The Empire put them further along in technology then the Republic did in several thousand years, mostly because of the influence of the Jedi's.
So, yeah.
I am going to have to point out that a Netflix-type service was a terrible comparison. For $7 or $8 a month, it pays for itself with literally the first movie (assuming $10 for a DVD movie) and you keep benefiting from there. If your in the US you're golden, but even still the Canada selection is awesome and it simply is worth the money if you have a high or unlimited bandwidth internet service.
Even if you don't have the best internet service, the tiny subscription price is still cheaper than the gas to pop over to the local video store, considering it is a 2 way trip to pick-up/drop-off.
From your experience, you sound like someone who does prefer to collect the physical copy given the tone of your post. So in this case I would say it would still be beneficial because you wouldn't have to crack open that video and make it into much more of a pristine collection if that title is available on Netflix or whatever.
The only downside is DVD extras aren't available I suppose.
What the fuck is happening to my country? This is the kind of fear mongering and ignorance I'd expect from the American deep south but not in my own backyard.
You're thinking of it the wrong way. People buy consoles with the intent of buying used games later, for cheaper.
Very few people I know will get a title at launch and would rather wait the 6 or so months when it drops to about $30 used while the price new is still $60.
They want to legalize it so that in the Windows 8 EULA they can legally marry anyone, and if you install another OS it'll be considered cheating and they can divorce you and take half your stuff!
It's a new form of vendor lock-in.
From what I understand, the common action is to wait until te decision is made, so that as another/.'er said, the case doesn't have to be reviewed or appealed wasting even more time and money.
Most of those are available in some form fro Chrome, either in a port or based on the same idea.
Greasemonkey scripts are supported directly by Chrome and require no extension to use.
What remain that aren't available will be if Mozilla continue down this path of being a pain to users.
This thing is mine. It is not yours. You have taken it from me.
Theft!
It's not that bloody difficult. We're not talking about online piracy. This concept has been pretty cut and dry for thousands of years.
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I don't know about you, but my default install is plenty enough to get someone pregnant.
Whether the user experience is as satisfying is another story.
Oh wow.
I guess I did. I just stole that from a Dorkly article.
Huh.
The Jedi's have to take a vow of abstinence because love is the way to the dark side. They are not really a very good religion if you consider how they held back the Republic in terms or technological advancements. The Empire put them further along in technology then the Republic did in several thousand years, mostly because of the influence of the Jedi's. So, yeah.
Fairly obscure reference. Good. Good.
I am going to have to point out that a Netflix-type service was a terrible comparison. For $7 or $8 a month, it pays for itself with literally the first movie (assuming $10 for a DVD movie) and you keep benefiting from there. If your in the US you're golden, but even still the Canada selection is awesome and it simply is worth the money if you have a high or unlimited bandwidth internet service.
Even if you don't have the best internet service, the tiny subscription price is still cheaper than the gas to pop over to the local video store, considering it is a 2 way trip to pick-up/drop-off.
From your experience, you sound like someone who does prefer to collect the physical copy given the tone of your post. So in this case I would say it would still be beneficial because you wouldn't have to crack open that video and make it into much more of a pristine collection if that title is available on Netflix or whatever.
The only downside is DVD extras aren't available I suppose.
What the fuck is happening to my country? This is the kind of fear mongering and ignorance I'd expect from the American deep south but not in my own backyard.
Am I going completely mad?
It's a bit bloody loud, isn't it? Ah well, need to start somewhere I suppose. At least this wasn't a tethered demo.
private vs. public
Learn the difference, it could save your freedoms.
Just keep her away from Stallman. http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/EMACS_virgins_joke
You're thinking of it the wrong way. People buy consoles with the intent of buying used games later, for cheaper. Very few people I know will get a title at launch and would rather wait the 6 or so months when it drops to about $30 used while the price new is still $60.
No one calls it by that though because it is stupid. It's much simpler to say "the Patriot Act".
They want to legalize it so that in the Windows 8 EULA they can legally marry anyone, and if you install another OS it'll be considered cheating and they can divorce you and take half your stuff!
It's a new form of vendor lock-in.
Those clever bastards.
Are you serious? I took something like 6 years to see any hacking on the PS3, and even now it is still weak and has only lead to one custom firmware.
Or are you speaking more from an online perspective, which they have already fixed?
Maybe a choice of motherboard and case as well?
What you did there, I do see it.
From what I understand, the common action is to wait until te decision is made, so that as another /.'er said, the case doesn't have to be reviewed or appealed wasting even more time and money.
Most of those are available in some form fro Chrome, either in a port or based on the same idea. Greasemonkey scripts are supported directly by Chrome and require no extension to use. What remain that aren't available will be if Mozilla continue down this path of being a pain to users.
As far as I know (which ain't far) Bell and Rogers own the lines, while everyone else leases them. I also believe the majority is Bell lines anyway.
This is great. I pay ~$40/month for TechSavy, 25mbps down, 5mbps up, and unlimited bandwidth. Bell and Rogers offr nothing close to that.
Screw you Major ISP's! We paid for you to put in the lines, you should be able to pay for the upgrades yourself!
This thing is mine. It is not yours. You have taken it from me. Theft! It's not that bloody difficult. We're not talking about online piracy. This concept has been pretty cut and dry for thousands of years.
In that case, I would recommend the Plop Boot Manager:
Plop Boot Manager
As long as the system has USB ports, it will allow you to boot from them after booting this utility from CD/Floppy/Network.
A seem to have an entire word. Also, you're AC so you are stupid.
You, citizen, delete that link.
Through != throw. I'm not a grammar nazi, but that wasn't even close phonetically.
They probably planned it that way. They are the most intelligent life form on this planet. Really, who's the one being experimented on?
So kids at birthdays with big sweaters have been in danger for years? Oh the huge manitee!
(I can't really recall the last large helium explosion).
That's true, but at the same time NONE of my Chrome extensions broke or disabled unlike what happens after every Firefox update.
EVERY. SINGLE. UPDATE.