Stay away from Que. Their corporate mission statement appears to be to find the worst, most error-ridden trash they can find, break it up into 7 or 21 lessons, and let it loose on an unsuspecting public.
The trouble is, every time you take what is essentially a robotically controlled device and send it into space giving it a good *shake* in the process, you run the risk of breaking something.
Yahoo hasn't done jack since the mid-90s. The only reason they exist is because of people too stupid to operate a search engine. Yahoo exists in a part of the Internet where people care an awful lot about selecting their avatars and using the correct smiley.
Mind you, Microsoft and AOL seems to do okay with the dumbshit client base as well, so maybe it's a sound business plan.
The real art in putting together a mixtape has nothing to do with dealing with the technical limitations of casette tapes...it's all about getting together the right mix of songs and putting them in the right order to acheive just the right mood.
Only problem was, by the time you got it all recorded you were fucking *sick* of the songs. That's why you gave 'em away.
The real art was the groovy home-made cover art with silver pens, tape, and Weekly World News stories. Nothing helps you recall those fleeting high school romances like a cassette tape with girlie bubble writing and magazine pix of Duran Duran.
This geek (who lives in a small NYC apartment) loves not having to give up space for albums or CDs or any of those other atoms. My MP3s have all the artwork and lyrics in the ID3 tags. I play entire albums in order. I've encoded at a high enough bit level that I can't tell the difference.
Slashdot Mirror
Oh yeah? When I saw Lord of the Rings, all I could think about was "Oh, get bet back in your kennels, both of you."
"chillax?"
Maybe you need to stop smoking the bowl.
Right after I finish squishing the Wonder bread, my good man. Right after.
Stay away from Que. Their corporate mission statement appears to be to find the worst, most error-ridden trash they can find, break it up into 7 or 21 lessons, and let it loose on an unsuspecting public.
Software pirates look like this:
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http://www.willysbirthday.com/m3/lol/boner_pirate
Obviously, they need to rename it "Stripe."
Stripe is cooler looking.
Stripe kicks Gizmo's ass.
Stripe takes over.
Yum yum...
I don't mean to sound like an porno-idiot here. Just when I hear the word "hardwood", I think of depression, disappointment, and general guilt.
Me too. You'd better be happy that as Americans we have no idea where other countries are.
It doesn't dump? That might explain the size.
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That explains why I can't do the Robot.
You don't know much about Web design do you? CEOs routinely blow off Mac users when they design banking and e-commerce sites.
Why not just convert it to text? If a picture is worth 1000 words, they can knock the data down to 4 gigs right there.
A "Magneto-optical trap".
That's how you catch "Magneto-optical bears".
The trouble is, every time you take what is essentially a robotically controlled device and send it into space giving it a good *shake* in the process, you run the risk of breaking something.
New rule, people! No British nannies in space.
Yahoo hasn't done jack since the mid-90s. The only reason they exist is because of people too stupid to operate a search engine. Yahoo exists in a part of the Internet where people care an awful lot about selecting their avatars and using the correct smiley.
Mind you, Microsoft and AOL seems to do okay with the dumbshit client base as well, so maybe it's a sound business plan.
Marc Andressen was a fairly insignificant part of the MOSAIC team.
Perhaps, but he's fatter now.
Can I feed him a fish?
The real art in putting together a mixtape has nothing to do with dealing with the technical limitations of casette tapes...it's all about getting together the right mix of songs and putting them in the right order to acheive just the right mood.
Only problem was, by the time you got it all recorded you were fucking *sick* of the songs. That's why you gave 'em away.
The real art was the groovy home-made cover art with silver pens, tape, and Weekly World News stories. Nothing helps you recall those fleeting high school romances like a cassette tape with girlie bubble writing and magazine pix of Duran Duran.
The German readership can fuck off and the.
$9.50?
I wish. Try $10.75 in Manhattan if you want a screen that's larger than someone's big-screen TV.
This geek (who lives in a small NYC apartment) loves not having to give up space for albums or CDs or any of those other atoms. My MP3s have all the artwork and lyrics in the ID3 tags. I play entire albums in order. I've encoded at a high enough bit level that I can't tell the difference.
A monopoly isn't bad or potentially illegal until it's used to unfair advantage to stifle competition.
There's nothing stopping anyone from using another music service.
And some action.
That's good.
Thanks to those herbal pills I just ordered from that e-mail, I'll soon have loads too heavy for a normal human.