. . . with my Family are of interest to any government. Come on, Skype is for keeping in touch with the old folks at home. For anything serious you would use something more peer to peer without any 3rd party involved. And even then . . .
Exactly what we need, a quicker and even more painless way to add charges on our credit cards for stuff we don't really need. But of course the idea is sweet.
. . . that you can read today's Email in 60 years? I doubt it very much. This is just the way things are going, hardly any letters are written by hand and even the CDs and inkjet printouts last that long.
The example given does not really support the claims, does it? $1.66/book is hardly worth the effort.
"These are books that would sell for $1 at the book sale, maybe. Online, the average is $15 to $20," Haran said..... Since January, the Friends of the Boston Public Library has raised $10,000 selling 6,000 books online . . . "
No idea why this was modded funny, but the additional features on the DVD were actually really interesting. the insights in how the movie was created were well put together and I watched them all, even so I have normally the same attitude you have towards these add-ons.
You will crash if you try to use this thing on your lab whilst navigating the traffic in a city you don't know. With the discussion on mobiles phones and just talking on them being I wonder how badly this would influence the accident stats. OK, it has voice commands, but you are bound to fiddle with it anyway.
As can be seen here, a money donation to a politician has never every anything to do with their decisions. What are you thinking, that we can buy politicians? Specially not Davis!
I guess when you make it onto one of these lists you are on the risky side of things:
http://www.alexdemos.com/humor/2.htm
Mary Ellen Dickinson ---> dickinme@iup.edu
and so on....
Someone wanna fix this?
. . . with my Family are of interest to any government. Come on, Skype is for keeping in touch with the old folks at home. For anything serious you would use something more peer to peer without any 3rd party involved. And even then . . .
You brought back memories I'd rather not re-visit. SMIT. Has it really been 20 years already. RIP!
Exactly what we need, a quicker and even more painless way to add charges on our credit cards for stuff we don't really need. But of course the idea is sweet.
How difficult is it to hit F7? Or run a spell check?
Sigh. OOPS, I meant, dificult.
Muchas Garcias! This is awesome.
Thanks, this is very nice, don't let anyone trash talk it. Much appreciated!
. . . that you can read today's Email in 60 years? I doubt it very much. This is just the way things are going, hardly any letters are written by hand and even the CDs and inkjet printouts last that long.
"Wonder if there's any spots on that ranch left that can make a good Star Wars movie?"
shouldn't this be
"Wonder if there are any spots on that ranch left that can make a good Star Wars movie?"
Oh well, who cares?
Bush will also announce further tax cuts for the rich in order to finance the journey to the moon.
Hey, it worked for the invasion of Iraq!
The example given does not really support the claims, does it? $1.66/book is hardly worth the effort.
.... Since January, the Friends of the Boston Public Library has raised $10,000 selling 6,000 books online . . . "
"These are books that would sell for $1 at the book sale, maybe. Online, the average is $15 to $20," Haran said.
... geocaching GAMES?
:-)
Addiction, my friend. Addiction.
Uh, when you look at the last election in the US you wonder if they HAD already a coup d'etat. At least Michael Moore thinks so. (Stupid White Man)
I love my dose of news in the morning - tuning into KQED/NPR is part of the communte, despite having an IPOD at hand. Radio is here to stay!
No idea why this was modded funny, but the additional features on the DVD were actually really interesting. the insights in how the movie was created were well put together and I watched them all, even so I have normally the same attitude you have towards these add-ons.
You will crash if you try to use this thing on your lab whilst navigating the traffic in a city you don't know. With the discussion on mobiles phones and just talking on them being I wonder how badly this would influence the accident stats. OK, it has voice commands, but you are bound to fiddle with it anyway.
OOPS, you would obviously only understand the connection of this statement and the story if you read the actual story... My bad.
Shawn Yeager is the dude who's music was made disappear.
...development and technology professionals tasked with answering Netscape's threat to Microsoft's dominance in desktop and server technology.
http://shawnyeager.com/WorkOverview
Poor Fellow. He had it tough back then.
Amen!
This is so funny. You get this reaction at Taco bells, MC D, or BK as well. They look at you as if you were asking for some carnal knowledge or worse.
Tree hugging with VR gloves is next?
As can be seen here, a money donation to a politician has never every anything to do with their decisions. What are you thinking, that we can buy politicians? Specially not Davis!
5 54 2.htm
http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/news/376
Permit OK'd after donation to Davis
BAY AREA REFINERY ALLOWED TO INCREASE POLLUTION AFTER MAKING CONTRIBUTIONS, RECORDS
... in some of the decentralized computing efforts, coming from the southern hemisphere?
...
Team LotR strikes at Distributed Folding, ECCP, Folding@Home, Genome@Home, OGR (24 and 25), RC5, Sengent D2OL, SETI, UD
I guess when you make it onto one of these lists you are on the risky side of things:
http://www.alexdemos.com/humor/2.htm
Mary Ellen Dickinson ---> dickinme@iup.edu
and so on....