DVD rental price of $4? If you are talking about American dollars, that makes no sense whatsoever, as a RedBox rental is less than half of that amount.
Thanks for mentioning this. I worked at Tecmar in that era, we had a lot of great add-on products and made a lot of money on expansion boards, graphics cards, tape drives, etc.
With an industrialized process for converting hemp into fuel, it wouldn't be that hard to know which duly registered farms were growing the crop for fuel purposes.
I think the GP might be comparing apples and oranges there, anyway. California allows the drug to be used for medicinal purposes, while the two other states recently began allowing it for recreational purposes.
Enterprises support IE because it runs ActiveX controls. Until FF does this, it will not appear in desktop builds for the majority of Corporate America.
I'm sure these guys will have the data in a format that's just as easy to automatically download and import into Myth
It is not so easy if you have satellite internet service (i.e. DirecWay/HughesNet). The web-services method of downloading the guide data that Zap2It uses does not work with DirecWay. I had to abandon MythTV, install Windows, and use BeyondTV to have a working PVR. If this service's method of getting the guide data will work over satellite, then I would reinstall MythTV in a heartbeat.
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DVD rental price of $4? If you are talking about American dollars, that makes no sense whatsoever, as a RedBox rental is less than half of that amount.
Yes, yes we did
Thanks for mentioning this. I worked at Tecmar in that era, we had a lot of great add-on products and made a lot of money on expansion boards, graphics cards, tape drives, etc.
With an industrialized process for converting hemp into fuel, it wouldn't be that hard to know which duly registered farms were growing the crop for fuel purposes.
I think the GP might be comparing apples and oranges there, anyway. California allows the drug to be used for medicinal purposes, while the two other states recently began allowing it for recreational purposes.
Hmmmm, maybe you should look at the size of China's army...
They are, however, influenced by copyright law, I am sure.
Hmmmmm... Who said that my "done right" solution takes longer or costs more than the newbee's "good enough" one?
How sad for you! I'm 50+, and still find coding to be "thinking out elegant solutions to interesting problems"
The Ford Pinto was an awesome car! Well, except for that whole exploding fireball thing...
Hogan's "Code of the Lifemaker" is a great read
I loved the first three of Cherryh's Foreigner series, but the later ones were not as good IMHO
How does that help them if they have a "fake" account? If they still have a "real" account, then MS has their "real" data.
Are the alleged criminals from Spain, or did they move themselves there, knowing the legal situation?
No, I did not RTFA!
I have noticed that when I take it, I am more "motivated". I get up out of my chair and do stuff, rather than surf, say, slashdot.
There, I fixed that for you
very well done. it's always nice to see that there are others that have the exact same memories as you do...
and riding a mule to school sounds like a blast!
Enterprises support IE because it runs ActiveX controls. Until FF does this, it will not appear in desktop builds for the majority of Corporate America.
If I only knew what on
earth you were talking about, and why your comment
is formatted the way it is. And what is this about the salt shaker
? I must be way out of
the loop on this one, I guess.
Look for a used G3 iBook on eBay.
Umm, I think you missed his joke. Did you get the memo about the TPSREPORT?
Their "tcp accelerator", which you cannot turn off, interferes with the operation of the web service, somehow.
I lived in Wayne County for years. There is no West Bufu...