so when, exactly, was the last time you built a lego set? they include all of these features, in one form or another. there have been transparent canopies since the first couple sets (essentially before i remember), and flexible hoses i remember quite vividly from many sets. as far as wheels go, there were a ton of sizes.
funny you mention that, because most of the time the replacements that peple buy (generic ink, toner, etc) are usually crappier than what the MFR provides (which is one reason its more expensive).
yea i was zapped by my cablemodem too. it happened when i pulled out the power cable and bit down into the power connector, then licked the exposed metal. how very amazing!
wouldnt it also force users to purchase an additional copy of premier (pc version) in order to keep using it?
then people would have to decide between changing platforms or changing programs. and to someone who is well acquainted with premier on a mac, neither choice looks very rosy i think.
given proper leeway for accessibility, this should not be a problem. labels, text instructions read by a screenreader (JAWS for example) would make that problem negligible.
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with story titles like 'powerbook killer' we dont need to defend ourselves
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/. can just save on bandwidth by posting the story once then 606'ing every other story.
next april fools
windows cant lose for winning?
depends on a few things.
MD, for example, expressly prohibits audio recording of anyone without notifying them
buying generic ink clogged my 740 beyond a hope of fixing it. thanks, but ill pass.
so when, exactly, was the last time you built a lego set? they include all of these features, in one form or another. there have been transparent canopies since the first couple sets (essentially before i remember), and flexible hoses i remember quite vividly from many sets. as far as wheels go, there were a ton of sizes.
thanks captain obvious! what will we do without you?
RIAA starts making things bad in the US for independent artists to make their works available freely and easily
starts? as in "in the future"? have you not been paying attention to the past 50 years?
yea, and if you got anything faster than a 1x, say a 52x theyd sue you for having 52 cd burners, like the BSA claimed to find.
funny you mention that, because most of the time the replacements that peple buy (generic ink, toner, etc) are usually crappier than what the MFR provides (which is one reason its more expensive).
um dude, lexmark carts are only a few dollars more than epson
around here it seems they have outsourced the help at wendys...its like a little slice of Delhi ever time you walk in!
yea i was zapped by my cablemodem too. it happened when i pulled out the power cable and bit down into the power connector, then licked the exposed metal. how very amazing!
thats probably better applied to the original unix, which has inspired a great many operating systems.
wouldnt it also force users to purchase an additional copy of premier (pc version) in order to keep using it?
then people would have to decide between changing platforms or changing programs. and to someone who is well acquainted with premier on a mac, neither choice looks very rosy i think.
Turing says no.
yea thats it, make it seem ok by comparing a text editor to a graphical interface....
no, hes talking about when XP says "youve changed too much stuff, call us and tell us why"
humans cost money. scripts cost power and bandwidth (ie, nothing)
given proper leeway for accessibility, this should not be a problem. labels, text instructions read by a screenreader (JAWS for example) would make that problem negligible.
*ahem* 50$? youve got to be kidding me. i cant imagine they sell that many of them.
quick, someone forward that to support@microsoft.com!
yea, shes obviously interested in small things.
ba dum bum
thanks folks, ill be here all week.
thank you for tricking me into reading an article that wasnt really about how awesome google is.
no, really.
taco bell food has nothing biological in it, sorry.