Okay, Mr. Conservative News and Views, would you vote to uphold this odious bit of legal treason? Would you if it were signed by a Democratic President (as the DMCA was, for example)?
The 1983 Super Bowl (XVIII, Raiders 38, Redskins 9, Tampa, FL, then the worst blowout in Super Bowl History, MVP Marcus Allen) was in fact held in 1984. I remember distinctly seeing the 1984 ad and being quite impressed, even in the midst of my fury at the Skins for losing so badly.
Super Bowls are customarily referred to by the year fo the season they follow, not the calendar year in which they are held.
Maybe Apple will run a new ad in this year's Super Bowl? (I pick Pats to win but would love to see a Panther upset.)
We shall take Ogg Vorbis to New Hampshire! And South Carolina! And New Mexico! And California! And then we'll take it to Washington, DC! AND TAKE BACK THE IPODS AND WINAMP JUKEBOXES IN THE WHITE HOUSE!!
They will call it SuperDrive again. The current use of the name is their second - previously it was used for 1.44MB "HD" floppy drives (e.g. on Mac SE).
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since when are taggers not lazy?
If you could, there wouldn't be very many articles left!
And an enemy can plant them during the conflict and use the flowers as a countermeasure. I wonder how long it will be before North Korea gets some.
Yes, true, the mathematics are such that it's not much of a simulation, but damn that looks like fun.
Then watch them bloom.
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.shtml formats - okay, so that kinda sucks, but otherwise, it's a great site.
Slashdot is a *hilarious* and very informational do-it-yourself web-site that is available on any ISP.
CmdrTaco and Hemos are great.
They have all of their past articles in static
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(Seriously, did you really think anyone didn't know about Car Talk?!)
Stand and be counted if you really think so.
Super Bowls are customarily referred to by the year fo the season they follow, not the calendar year in which they are held.
Maybe Apple will run a new ad in this year's Super Bowl? (I pick Pats to win but would love to see a Panther upset.)
You shouldn't have to be. His experience suggests that Linux is a pain in the ass. Maybe Linux developers ought to take note instead of flaming him.
that's why I'm voting for him!
We shall take Ogg Vorbis to New Hampshire! And South Carolina! And New Mexico! And California! And then we'll take it to Washington, DC! AND TAKE BACK THE IPODS AND WINAMP JUKEBOXES IN THE WHITE HOUSE!!
I mean, come on. What the FUCK does "Ogg Vorbis" mean? Did they just pick random letters out of a hat?
But I do pay my annual $129 licensing fee to Steve because I love Apple so dearly.
Not necessarily, they may have bought the "herbal v1agra" which does nothing.
Eight millionth post. Informative or not, truly a historic slashdot moment.
just know how to spy.
So can we smack Northwest? Or lock them in their room all night without (economy class airliine) dinner?
They will call it SuperDrive again. The current use of the name is their second - previously it was used for 1.44MB "HD" floppy drives (e.g. on Mac SE).
No problem, the new one will be cracked too.
Exactly. The real way to do it is to measure drives in songs. 40 GB = 10K songs, so that means 1 TB = approx. 250K songs. Minus Apple's DRM overhead.
With the OS overhead and the ATM cell tax, yes.
* 1 terabyte = 1,000,000,000,000 bytes
In fact, 1 TB = 1024 bytes ^ 4 = 1099511627776 bytes. So you're being shortchanged by over 10%.
I don't.
It makes them seem almost important!!
Chaos Communication Camp sounded more fun. Wish I could have made it.