If you add a shortcut to VLC to the 'Send to' folder in your Windows profile, you can use Explorer as the GUI for VLC.
I suppose this isn't a particularly user friendly method, and at least one person pulled out some hair upon reading a suggesting to use Explorer more, but unless you are doing something pretty arcane, it works just fine.
Yeah, resources that don't actually exist, and are thus comparable to magic.
I mean, containing a few tons of antimatter is 'just' an engineering challenge, but until someone manages to contain a few micrograms, it is also 'just' an idea.
Are you discounting relativity entirely? Einstein developed relativity using a thought experiment. To date, experiments have only served to verify that he got it right.
I promise to give you my life savings when you make your first FTL trip.
It's a thought experiment. The ansible is the thing that is violating relativity (because it is instantaneous); unless you have a real thing that violates relativity, you have to make something up for the thought experiment.
There isn't any failure, I was teasing the structure of your comment, instead of stating that you were talking about legal actions, you wrote it into your supposed rejoinder, which leaves room for you to be doing something illegal in public and simply asserting that it is legal...
Are you sure about the matinees? The two theaters that I have recently been to have been the most geographically convenient to where I was at the time and offered weekday afternoon matinees (two of them, one at ~1:30 and one at ~4:30).
If some guy with a hard drive ends up with the last copy of the content on Hulu, he is going to have bigger problems than finding something to watch on his TV.
Hulu is a joint venture of NBC Universal and Fox Entertainment Group. The Hulu management might not precisely be content providers, but the folks holding the purse are.
GM's single biggest problem is that they have huge health care and pension obligations to fund (lots of jackasses on TV 'simplify' this down to an hourly labor cost of ~$70, which is pretty disingenuous). Their vehicles are generally of market equivalent quality (they do make too many different vehicles), they just can't sell anywhere near the number of cars required to meet their obligations.
25 years ago, the union would have done well to demand that GM pay them enough so that they could meet their desired future compensation goals, rather than agreeing that GM was likely to keep growing forever and accepting promises to fund pensions and healthcare.
O'Rly claimed that he was a journalist last night on Letterman, and that he was thus different than Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh. He admitted that what he does now is commentary, but he was being pretty ridiculous.
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If you add a shortcut to VLC to the 'Send to' folder in your Windows profile, you can use Explorer as the GUI for VLC.
I suppose this isn't a particularly user friendly method, and at least one person pulled out some hair upon reading a suggesting to use Explorer more, but unless you are doing something pretty arcane, it works just fine.
Yeah, resources that don't actually exist, and are thus comparable to magic.
I mean, containing a few tons of antimatter is 'just' an engineering challenge, but until someone manages to contain a few micrograms, it is also 'just' an idea.
Are you discounting relativity entirely? Einstein developed relativity using a thought experiment. To date, experiments have only served to verify that he got it right.
I promise to give you my life savings when you make your first FTL trip.
What about the big experiment to find out what happens when the little experiments interact?
If you don't already know what deal arbitrage is (without thinking about it), then no, it is not the time to buy stock.
The first half of March was the time to buy stock:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=JAVA&t=3m&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=
There isn't any way to prove that the same rules apply at all scales. We sort of assume they do, but they might not.
It's a thought experiment. The ansible is the thing that is violating relativity (because it is instantaneous); unless you have a real thing that violates relativity, you have to make something up for the thought experiment.
With magic, you can ride a unicorn.
Are you BLIND?
Yeah, either I'm a tiresome bore or I am egging on your (internet) rage problem.
The (internet) is because you might just be bored right now, and not really an overreacting frothy yeller.
Doesn't seem to happen.
Who doesn't want to talk to me?
There isn't any failure, I was teasing the structure of your comment, instead of stating that you were talking about legal actions, you wrote it into your supposed rejoinder, which leaves room for you to be doing something illegal in public and simply asserting that it is legal...
What if you liked taking a dump in public? I suppose you are just assuming that you wouldn't be breaking the law, but you don't quite write like it.
Or he considers greed and selfishness to be moral and ethical.
Are you sure about the matinees? The two theaters that I have recently been to have been the most geographically convenient to where I was at the time and offered weekday afternoon matinees (two of them, one at ~1:30 and one at ~4:30).
By posting, did you make yourself part of the solely pro Pirate Bay viewpoint that you posted about?
+4 Oops.
If some guy with a hard drive ends up with the last copy of the content on Hulu, he is going to have bigger problems than finding something to watch on his TV.
Hulu is a joint venture of NBC Universal and Fox Entertainment Group. The Hulu management might not precisely be content providers, but the folks holding the purse are.
Isn't it nice knowing that we evolved from rats?
Do you really believe that all of this content is going to get less available over time? Note that this would essentially contradict all of history.
GM's single biggest problem is that they have huge health care and pension obligations to fund (lots of jackasses on TV 'simplify' this down to an hourly labor cost of ~$70, which is pretty disingenuous). Their vehicles are generally of market equivalent quality (they do make too many different vehicles), they just can't sell anywhere near the number of cars required to meet their obligations.
25 years ago, the union would have done well to demand that GM pay them enough so that they could meet their desired future compensation goals, rather than agreeing that GM was likely to keep growing forever and accepting promises to fund pensions and healthcare.
Whoop-whoop-whoop-whoop!
Nicely done.
O'Rly claimed that he was a journalist last night on Letterman, and that he was thus different than Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh. He admitted that what he does now is commentary, but he was being pretty ridiculous.
Have you submitted a poll?