No way dude, you are all wrong. Regular CD-ROM drives can't read the copy protected CDs, whilst CDRW drives can. Why? They are a) newer (When did you upgrade your CDROM drive the last time? Do you even have one?) b) smarter. A regular CDRW drive has much more control of it's reading mechanism. Pop your copy protected CDs into a new Plextor drive, and voila!
OK, this is far, far away, but I can't wait to overclock my brain. -Hey dude, look, my brain is twice as fast as yours! -Yeah, but it makes you behave irregulary.
Well, the picture of the card is not sent via encrypted email, so it's not secure at all. Anyone sniffing up that mail will have the customers complete CC#, as well as a lot of additional info on the customer (if the ID is sent in the same mail).
US web-vendors that requires international customers to e-mail or fax in a copy of their ID and credit card. Mailing a picture of the card kinda defeats the purpose of the secure, encrypted order form.
They could be dropping Ipod's and other mp3 players instead. I guess that would recieve some attention... "First mp3 player in space bombs". Of course, it wouldn't really be in space. But who trusts newspaper headlines anyway?
I'm not 100% sure about this, but I believe most parachute-packs that sports-divers use have altimeters and "auto-eject" when they reach a specific altitude.
I got the swedish translatin of this book as a christmas gift from my father. Although I find the book somewhat interresting, the translation could be better.
I don't know about the states, but in Sweden it is dirt cheap (2 cents/minute) calling from land-lines, and costly (60 cents/minute) to use a cellphone. So loosing the land line is not very cost-effective.
That's the price for premiere tickets in Sweden. 100 SEK for the ticket, and 20 SEK just for the booking service. 120 SEK, and 9 SEK/USD. That's 13.33 USD. Of course, we get it at least 6 hours earlier, though:)
Well, not really. Ethics is allways ethics. Although, there are no universal ethics, but they are formed in every one of us after our free will. Some are greedier than others, and find it acceptable to sell their systems to non-democratic regimes.
Who said the US is much better anyway? At least, in China, I can't get sued for making a backup copy of a DVD that I have legally purchased.
They sell semi-quality speakers for a full-quality price. I would buy a full mini stereo set from Sony or something, and then hook it up to the computer. Sure, Logitech speakers are good enough, but so are Sony ones. And you get more things for your money.
Has anyone got any info on how long you can use the unit for wathing video? I know the display is really small, but it's better than nothing when sitting on a long distance flight not showing a movie. 1.5" 237 x 238 pixels isn't a dream, but, better then nothing.
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Wouldn't that be the M4A1?
Copying Sony's idea with the PSone. So Microsoft.
No way dude, you are all wrong.
Regular CD-ROM drives can't read the copy protected CDs, whilst CDRW drives can. Why? They are a) newer (When did you upgrade your CDROM drive the last time? Do you even have one?) b) smarter. A regular CDRW drive has much more control of it's reading mechanism. Pop your copy protected CDs into a new Plextor drive, and voila!
That "Danish Guy" is Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Danish Prime Minister.
OK, this is far, far away, but I can't wait to overclock my brain.
-Hey dude, look, my brain is twice as fast as yours!
-Yeah, but it makes you behave irregulary.
Well, the picture of the card is not sent via encrypted email, so it's not secure at all. Anyone sniffing up that mail will have the customers complete CC#, as well as a lot of additional info on the customer (if the ID is sent in the same mail).
US web-vendors that requires international customers to e-mail or fax in a copy of their ID and credit card. Mailing a picture of the card kinda defeats the purpose of the secure, encrypted order form.
They could be dropping Ipod's and other mp3 players instead. I guess that would recieve some attention... "First mp3 player in space bombs".
Of course, it wouldn't really be in space. But who trusts newspaper headlines anyway?
I'm not 100% sure about this, but I believe most parachute-packs that sports-divers use have altimeters and "auto-eject" when they reach a specific altitude.
I got the swedish translatin of this book as a christmas gift from my father. Although I find the book somewhat interresting, the translation could be better.
I guess Aftonbladet is just straight off wrong (as usual). Read the Aftenposten article, and you will see what the court came to a verdict.
I don't know about the states, but in Sweden it is dirt cheap (2 cents /minute) calling from land-lines, and costly (60 cents /minute) to use a cellphone. So loosing the land line is not very cost-effective.
The case is clear. Their "screen saver" did just the opposite. You live in America don't you? :)
That's the price for premiere tickets in Sweden. 100 SEK for the ticket, and 20 SEK just for the booking service. 120 SEK, and 9 SEK/USD. That's 13.33 USD. Of course, we get it at least 6 hours earlier, though :)
Apple just wants to sell larger, more expensive displays. It's as simple as that.
If you try to take away their business, they will surely come up with something, like occupying the free network with worthless traffic.
Not true. You might get shot if you do it large scale and sell the copies, though :)
The one invention that has brought man as far away from nature as possible, is now helping us understanding it better.
Well, not really.
Ethics is allways ethics. Although, there are no universal ethics, but they are formed in every one of us after our free will. Some are greedier than others, and find it acceptable to sell their systems to non-democratic regimes.
Who said the US is much better anyway? At least, in China, I can't get sued for making a backup copy of a DVD that I have legally purchased.
That's easy as a bucket of chocolate; and called alcohol.
They sell semi-quality speakers for a full-quality price. I would buy a full mini stereo set from Sony or something, and then hook it up to the computer. Sure, Logitech speakers are good enough, but so are Sony ones. And you get more things for your money.
Don't forget to ask for battery time when you are at it. If the batteries run out quick, you will get very frustrated.
Yes, by the time I post this, the link is working :)
That's patent infringement, right there. Someone's gotta have patented the two-wheel-balance, right?
Has anyone got any info on how long you can use the unit for wathing video? I know the display is really small, but it's better than nothing when sitting on a long distance flight not showing a movie. 1.5" 237 x 238 pixels isn't a dream, but, better then nothing.