I wasn't aware of the change and used about 500GB. Sounds like a lot and my normal usage isn't that high, but sometimes it happens. Kids home from school, netflix, new computer and let steam re-download some games. Install some blizzard games which are huge and of course force you to act like a torrent while you are downloading unless you specifically disable it. Sometimes you just need more bandwidth and they dont exactly offer rollover gigs.
Read that actual article lol. "MDA has more than 8,000 employees, and less than a half-dozen were found to have accessed restricted sites or downloaded inappropriate materials" Not that bad a record IMO, 5 or fewer out of 8,000 employees.
I think I'll wait for the high res apple version with retina display;) The resolution on these bad boys blows.
(disclaimer, I hate apple but couldn't help myself).
At first when I started reading this, the most bothersome thing was he didnt seem aware of the greatest invention ever. Air conditioning. Later in the article I discovered he must also not be aware of PCs as he immediately ordered another Apple after Apple had the secret service barge into his house and steal all his apples.
I sure as heck don't just pin everything to the task bar. That takes up room I need for open applications... Do you guys just pin things to the task bar? I've never seen ANYONE's computer with everything just pinned to the task bar.
I was going to say no way... then I remembered the videos on youtube of concrete, steel, etc... being melted with a window sized fresnel lens. So... maybe.
I had a head on at about 35. I saw it coming and had death grip on the wheel. The air bag did hit my arms, felt like they were slapped with a 2x4. Left bruises. However... they are still firmly attached to my body and at no point did I feel them trying to leave me lol. In fact, the force wasn't even enough to make me lose my grip or bend my elbows. It was just a slap, not a firm force.
I drive a single cab light pickup. It has almost zero blind spots and backing up is a breeze. Adding a camera to it would be superfluous. Same goes for the last car I own. It had lots of glass so you could actually see out of it all around. Vehicles with big blind spot problems are huge cars with tiny glass for aesthetic purposes and behemoth trucks / SUVs. Believe me, I know, I also drive loud motorcycle. You can tell the people with very poor situational awareness due to blind spots because they freak out when they first hear me near them. I can literally see them squirm around on the road as they are in there going "OMG Where is the motorcycle? Am I about to run it over?"
The material price is probably a fraction of the total item cost. Might as well go with something very strong, light, and inert. Who knows, maybe it sinters better too.
I fail to see how this would even bother those agencies. They don't make money from their web sites. They're nothing more than billboards. Have you ever been to the RIAA web page? what about the DOJ web page? They need to find a better way to hit them. I think graffiti on their buildings would bother them more.
Its not good race fuel either since they tend to screw around with the blend throughout the year. Many race vehicles are either have a carb or closed circuit fuel injection, neither of which compensate for the seasonal changes.
Soooo.... is data sent to them by this app exempt from your data cap and data usage rates? if not, perhaps someone can start a class action and make them bleed.
Rotary engines have a triangle that wobbles instead of a piston that goes up and down. They deal with higher RPMs better and are generally able to make more horsepower for a given engine size and weight. The downside is they make poor compression. The solution for that is turbo charging. The poor mileage is directly related to the poor compression. With more work they probably could have surpassed piston engines for most purposes, but you can only sell people what they are willing to buy. With an investment as large as a vehicle, people like to play it safe so the rotary never caught on with the masses and never got a chance to develop.
They only mentioned the previous weaker gen of the archos tablets. The new Archos 70 and 101 are completely different animals. Much better products. I love mine and have had it for quite a while now.
Take it from someone who owns a 1500mw blue hand held laser. The only safe uses are pointing it out in to the night sky (After checking for planes) and using it alone in a room with goggles on. They aren't as instantly eye damaging as they are made out to be though, a lot of it is people playing up the danger to keep people safe. The side affect of them playing up the safety issues so much is people start to think of them as weapons, they are not. Not even close. Most people who play around with them without goggles though end up with slow vision degeneration, even if they screw around and get hit by reflections. Sure, a prolonged reflection will kill some rods and cones, but a momentary flash causes some degeneration. As far as being a weapon though, its about as effective as a long range flash bang, minus the bang, and with law suits following from the people who have dim spots, holes, or otherwise damaged vision.
YES it is dangerous, no it is not a weapon that instantly takes someones sight. The most likely scenario is you cost them partial vision in one eye and get sued.
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I wasn't aware of the change and used about 500GB. Sounds like a lot and my normal usage isn't that high, but sometimes it happens. Kids home from school, netflix, new computer and let steam re-download some games. Install some blizzard games which are huge and of course force you to act like a torrent while you are downloading unless you specifically disable it. Sometimes you just need more bandwidth and they dont exactly offer rollover gigs.
Well, nearly all. I got a surprise 100 dollar bill from ATT a few months ago for using more than my alloted 150gb. What good would 10Mbs do me?
Read that actual article lol. "MDA has more than 8,000 employees, and less than a half-dozen were found to have accessed restricted sites or downloaded inappropriate materials" Not that bad a record IMO, 5 or fewer out of 8,000 employees.
Where I come from when someone calls you metro, they mean metrosexual, which basically means you're a girly lesbian trapped in a mans body.
You say climate change, I say beach front property. No problem here.
I think I'll wait for the high res apple version with retina display ;) The resolution on these bad boys blows.
(disclaimer, I hate apple but couldn't help myself).
At first when I started reading this, the most bothersome thing was he didnt seem aware of the greatest invention ever. Air conditioning. Later in the article I discovered he must also not be aware of PCs as he immediately ordered another Apple after Apple had the secret service barge into his house and steal all his apples.
I sure as heck don't just pin everything to the task bar. That takes up room I need for open applications... Do you guys just pin things to the task bar? I've never seen ANYONE's computer with everything just pinned to the task bar.
I was going to say no way... then I remembered the videos on youtube of concrete, steel, etc... being melted with a window sized fresnel lens. So... maybe.
I had a head on at about 35. I saw it coming and had death grip on the wheel. The air bag did hit my arms, felt like they were slapped with a 2x4. Left bruises. However... they are still firmly attached to my body and at no point did I feel them trying to leave me lol. In fact, the force wasn't even enough to make me lose my grip or bend my elbows. It was just a slap, not a firm force.
I drive a single cab light pickup. It has almost zero blind spots and backing up is a breeze. Adding a camera to it would be superfluous. Same goes for the last car I own. It had lots of glass so you could actually see out of it all around. Vehicles with big blind spot problems are huge cars with tiny glass for aesthetic purposes and behemoth trucks / SUVs. Believe me, I know, I also drive loud motorcycle. You can tell the people with very poor situational awareness due to blind spots because they freak out when they first hear me near them. I can literally see them squirm around on the road as they are in there going "OMG Where is the motorcycle? Am I about to run it over?"
The material price is probably a fraction of the total item cost. Might as well go with something very strong, light, and inert. Who knows, maybe it sinters better too.
I fail to see how this would even bother those agencies. They don't make money from their web sites. They're nothing more than billboards. Have you ever been to the RIAA web page? what about the DOJ web page? They need to find a better way to hit them. I think graffiti on their buildings would bother them more.
I live in louisiana, it is illegal to carry a knife here. Period :(
Everyone carries one, but the law on the book says no.
Its not good race fuel either since they tend to screw around with the blend throughout the year. Many race vehicles are either have a carb or closed circuit fuel injection, neither of which compensate for the seasonal changes.
As a motorcycle commuter, this certainly ensures my death.
Did I miss the part where this is non-profit or a charity? Why are people donating money to someones business plan?
If it was this easy to beat them and the prior art was that apparent, why did everyone else bow down and pay to troll his toll?
Soooo.... is data sent to them by this app exempt from your data cap and data usage rates? if not, perhaps someone can start a class action and make them bleed.
That just means the hospital will charge you 150,000 for the surgery instead of 152,000. Very little difference to the american consumer.
Rotary engines have a triangle that wobbles instead of a piston that goes up and down. They deal with higher RPMs better and are generally able to make more horsepower for a given engine size and weight. The downside is they make poor compression. The solution for that is turbo charging. The poor mileage is directly related to the poor compression. With more work they probably could have surpassed piston engines for most purposes, but you can only sell people what they are willing to buy. With an investment as large as a vehicle, people like to play it safe so the rotary never caught on with the masses and never got a chance to develop.
They only mentioned the previous weaker gen of the archos tablets. The new Archos 70 and 101 are completely different animals. Much better products. I love mine and have had it for quite a while now.
Take it from someone who owns a 1500mw blue hand held laser. The only safe uses are pointing it out in to the night sky (After checking for planes) and using it alone in a room with goggles on. They aren't as instantly eye damaging as they are made out to be though, a lot of it is people playing up the danger to keep people safe. The side affect of them playing up the safety issues so much is people start to think of them as weapons, they are not. Not even close. Most people who play around with them without goggles though end up with slow vision degeneration, even if they screw around and get hit by reflections. Sure, a prolonged reflection will kill some rods and cones, but a momentary flash causes some degeneration. As far as being a weapon though, its about as effective as a long range flash bang, minus the bang, and with law suits following from the people who have dim spots, holes, or otherwise damaged vision. YES it is dangerous, no it is not a weapon that instantly takes someones sight. The most likely scenario is you cost them partial vision in one eye and get sued.
Ok so where is the video from inside the grenade?
Why does my iPhone have Windows Mobile 6.5 on it?