It is an inconvenience to everyone watching the movie to stop the movie, but at the same time you don't want to miss anything important. Koolio could solve your problem.
And I suppose that it's not an inconvenience to have a robot walking in front of the screen to deliver you a drink.
I support the use of lower emission vehicles, and reduction of industrial pollution. The thing is that some environmentalists use global warming data to support a wholesale replacement of existing polluters, at great cost to society.
It's a no-brainer that as existing machinery wears out that it should be replaced with less polluting machinery. Whether such machinery should be replaced before it has reached the end of its useful life is another question. The jury is still out as far as I'm concerned.
In my experience, they will collect as much money as they possibly can. I can't see any savings being passed on. Not knowing anything about cell technology... would it not be possible to set up the cell to ask you to consent the rate before making the call?
Yeah, and then they start charging extra service fees for using them inside the building. Just like those ATM machines you find everywhere. And just like you can never find a Real Bank ATM, you won't be able to find a pay telephone anywhere.
Just curious... how do you steal one of the old parking meters? And what do you do with them? I have no intention of actually stealing one. Actually, I can't think of where to find one in town off the top of my head.
Crap formatting? It's text. You know, words arranged in a collection to form sentences, in turn arranged to form paragraphs? This sort of thing existed before the Internet.
For one thing, paper is cheaper and less resource-intensive than aluminum. I can't really think of anything else.
I don't get the "cut with scissors" angle. If it's easy to cut with scissors, it's also easy to reassemble with transparent tape. And it's easy enough (and more fun) to microwave DVDs as it is.
Just because there were three inspection notices does not mean it was inspected three times. The last time I flew, I watched the woman put two notices in my bag as she was inspecting it.
This type of idea is not new, and I have seen it in wireless routers/nics for months. The primary drawback is that if you are using up all those channels, your neighbour's wireless network won't have anywhere to go. Conversely, if you are that neighbour, it wouldn't make you very happy.
I consciously decided against buying something like this for that very reason when I bought my wireless hardware, even though the cost difference was negligible.
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And I suppose that it's not an inconvenience to have a robot walking in front of the screen to deliver you a drink.
I support the use of lower emission vehicles, and reduction of industrial pollution. The thing is that some environmentalists use global warming data to support a wholesale replacement of existing polluters, at great cost to society.
It's a no-brainer that as existing machinery wears out that it should be replaced with less polluting machinery. Whether such machinery should be replaced before it has reached the end of its useful life is another question. The jury is still out as far as I'm concerned.
Just my 2 cents.
... That and "Back in Time".
In my experience, they will collect as much money as they possibly can. I can't see any savings being passed on. Not knowing anything about cell technology ... would it not be possible to set up the cell to ask you to consent the rate before making the call?
I'm not sure about you, but for me Gauss and gauze don't sound alike at all (except they both start with G).
I could be wrong, but I think that should be "alternate orifice".
Yeah, and then they start charging extra service fees for using them inside the building. Just like those ATM machines you find everywhere. And just like you can never find a Real Bank ATM, you won't be able to find a pay telephone anywhere.
Just curious ... how do you steal one of the old parking meters? And what do you do with them? I have no intention of actually stealing one. Actually, I can't think of where to find one in town off the top of my head.
Crap formatting? It's text. You know, words arranged in a collection to form sentences, in turn arranged to form paragraphs? This sort of thing existed before the Internet.
C++ is not C. Does that help?
I would be more concerned about tearing the fabric of the socks.
The Canadian government resolved in 1919 to not allow Canadians to be granted knighthoods and peerages. See Nickle Resolution on Wikipedia.
I know that spelling and Slashdot do not go together, but it's right there at the top of the page. It's spelt "Millennium", people!
For one thing, paper is cheaper and less resource-intensive than aluminum. I can't really think of anything else.
I don't get the "cut with scissors" angle. If it's easy to cut with scissors, it's also easy to reassemble with transparent tape. And it's easy enough (and more fun) to microwave DVDs as it is.
Look how far we've come from paper tape to paper disc!
Sorry, American football. I guess it's an acquired taste.
I'm usually watching football at that point ... on FOX.
But ... isn't this used for penetrating firewalls?
Time to file a patent.
I like it! This is probably one of the most secure ways you could implement port knocking.
Just because there were three inspection notices does not mean it was inspected three times. The last time I flew, I watched the woman put two notices in my bag as she was inspecting it.
It's called records management. Trust me, there are people who live for this sort of thing.
And this differs from any other Web site how?
This type of idea is not new, and I have seen it in wireless routers/nics for months. The primary drawback is that if you are using up all those channels, your neighbour's wireless network won't have anywhere to go. Conversely, if you are that neighbour, it wouldn't make you very happy.
I consciously decided against buying something like this for that very reason when I bought my wireless hardware, even though the cost difference was negligible.
I do my free software development as penance for my day job spent working for The Man.