Also, regarding telescope, you might find using binoculars from the moon and space station a good start.
Wow, that's dedication, for a new starter.
Serious point: binoculars are easier to hold steady than telescopes, (especially refracting 'scopes) and kids don't want the inconvenience of having to use tripods all the time.
Also, binoculars stop you from the old problem of closing the eye not peering down the telescope and all the associated ills that brings.
This is a decentralized organisation with offices in many physical locations. Each office had its own purchasing authority, and, _should_ have filed its own certificates.
Unfortunatley, the task of pulling all these together, in a hurry has proved troublesome.
Should Microsoft be required to provide details of its own records of sales to this customer? Some data-protection law might help here.
Yes, it's a metallic disc, with easily distinguishable faces. You flip it, and correlate the result with a pre-designated mapping eg Heads, I buy now, Tails, I wait.
What I'd like to see is a graph of performance against price (ie backwards) as it appears that price stands almost still, and you progressively get more for your money over time.
Or offer perks that really appeal to geeks - mainly based around freedom of expression, eg they can choose their own h/ware and s/ware set-up, and play with new technologies.
When is someone going to introduce in-car satelite television? Do they expect me to read to pass the time?
I'm not sure about this, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the main focus of your attention should be a little task called driving <g>
I purchased a music-video single DVD (Utada Hikaru, 'Wait and See ~risuku~') and found it significantly more convenient to play it off my harddrive than to reach for the disc everytime I want to play one single video
I find it significantly more convenient to keep Britney Spears locked in my basement, available 24/7, rather than have to reach for a disc every time I want to see her perform.
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Wow, that's dedication, for a new starter.
Serious point: binoculars are easier to hold steady than telescopes, (especially refracting 'scopes) and kids don't want the inconvenience of having to use tripods all the time.
Also, binoculars stop you from the old problem of closing the eye not peering down the telescope and all the associated ills that brings.
I've had 10-digit dialing since I was old enough to reach a phone.
2 hands, 5 digits on each = 10 digits.
Of course, back then, phones really had dials, with 10 digits on them.
http://www.heavens-above.com will locate the ISS and other objects for you relative to where you are (within reason) for various dates/times.
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(Those books don't last like the old ones used to)
That would be almost like having lots of browsers open, wouldn't it?
Each one getting full external bandwidth concurrently, side by side down the ISP's fat pipe to your machine.
Pass the lettuce, my memory is on fire, brigadier?
Why not. Do they use an Access database or something?
I'm sure a competant sizeable tech org could manage data retrieval based on a customer lookup in their accounts records...
Are they seriously suggesting that lusers should be responsible enough not to launch .exe files they are emailed?
Unfortunatley, the task of pulling all these together, in a hurry has proved troublesome.
Should Microsoft be required to provide details of its own records of sales to this customer? Some data-protection law might help here.
Yes, it's a metallic disc, with easily distinguishable faces. You flip it, and correlate the result with a pre-designated mapping eg Heads, I buy now, Tails, I wait.
What I'd like to see is a graph of performance against price (ie backwards) as it appears that price stands almost still, and you progressively get more for your money over time.
SDMI in Dire Straits comment.
Yeah, like he's writing a book about his car.
Maybe you should have tried it in nemerical format ;)
jure is French for swear.
You may have meant du jour.
Come to think of it, I prefer your version. ;)
Verbatim copies of the work may be redistributed through any electronic media.
So as long as each individual takes care of their own hard-copy requirements, all is well with the world.
Next.
A self-documenting OS
Make big promises and fail to deliver on them.
Or offer perks that really appeal to geeks - mainly based around freedom of expression, eg they can choose their own h/ware and s/ware set-up, and play with new technologies.
This could be beneficial in many ways.
Can I suggest a Playstation 2 with Ridge Racer 5? :)
That way you can concentrate on driving and have fun without having to get bored driving.
I'm not sure about this, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the main focus of your attention should be a little task called driving <g>
I find it significantly more convenient to keep Britney Spears locked in my basement, available 24/7, rather than have to reach for a disc every time I want to see her perform.
I have, and they're great. Especially for pointing and drag&drop. Not quite so good for double-clicking or scrolling.
The biggest drawbacks are that you can't set up ballistic acceleration, and right-click means nothing, whichever hand you use.
Any thoughts of the implications while surfing pr0n?
See the unbroken link here for proof that this is on-topic and funny.
Och aye!
The sub is coated in the blood of the patient, so it doesn't appear foreign.
Well, salmonella food.
Not turkey and pumpkins.