My cell phone bill last month was $7.25, and included unlimited text messages. On the other hand, it's near impossible to maintain a decent signal long enough to hold a conversation, so that helps keep the bill low.
How do you think technical definitions are invented in the first place?
You don't just start using it as if it's already known. You have to first "propose" the definition at the beginning of the paper and explain why you're using it.
I think what will really take off are old TV shows. A lot of content that had no viable market can now be dusted off and made available at a low price. It might even lead to a resurgence, and give shows that were good but never found an audience a chance to bloom.
Uh, how do they not pay sales tax? Do they whip out their illegal-immigrant card at the supermarket and say "I'm not a citizen, please remove the sales tax from this purchase" ? Get a clue.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and make the over/under 17.5 on the number of distinct replies explaining the folly of your post.
Of course, this brings us back to the point: If someone is stealing everything I produce, is he really a "customer"?
A single sentence filled with such fallacy and illogic that I don't know where to begin. But here's a quick overview: It's not stealing, and you leap to the "everything" extreme in a feeble attempt to strengthen your statement. Don't bother to rebut. Your willingness to stray from the accurate use of language makes debating a senseless endeavor.
Thanks. I hadn't heard that about the skin cancer. (Nor the song:-) Having spent most of my life avoiding the sun (mostly through through circumstance) I'm now spending a lot of time outside. I burn readily, so everybody's warning me. I though sunscreen was all I needed, and never even considered that I should check into it. I'll go do some reading right now.
What can you really tweak with a Mac without it costing you half a torso? What does that have to do with what I said?
I can customize everything on Windows and turn it into a power machine, from the software straight down to the hardware, and most of it can be done using freeware.
What does that have to do with what I said?
Every mac user I've talked to also acts like they're special because they use a mac.
What does that have to do with what I said? Are you sure you're replying to the right post?
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Dog through table and spleen seven tiles.
There, I just called you all sorts of bad names, using my own definitions for those words. Kinda hampers communication, doesn't it?
Well yeah, but symmetrical is not the derivative, symmetric is.
Q: Have you guys modded the Xbox360 yet?
A: No, not yet.
If only there were *some* way to avoid data loss... dang. Can't think of anything.
My cell phone bill last month was $7.25, and included unlimited text messages. On the other hand, it's near impossible to maintain a decent signal long enough to hold a conversation, so that helps keep the bill low.
You don't just start using it as if it's already known. You have to first "propose" the definition at the beginning of the paper and explain why you're using it.
For sufficiently small values of sanity, of course.
What would those be? Serious question. I'm not disputing what you say, I just don't know.
What does that mean? Is that some sort of tax maneuver?
You don't think there's an off-site copy anywhere?
Not on my computer it doesn't. In fact, a computer capable of running activex, with its inherent security problems, is not allowed around here.
Are you saying those articles are not good? Can you explain a bit? (Seriously. I'm not being sarcastic, I'm curious.)
I think what will really take off are old TV shows. A lot of content that had no viable market can now be dusted off and made available at a low price. It might even lead to a resurgence, and give shows that were good but never found an audience a chance to bloom.
Yeah. And I'm surprised OJ didn't come across him during his mansion-to-mansion search for the real killers.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and make the over/under 17.5 on the number of distinct replies explaining the folly of your post.
And not only NPR, but TFA.
Pretty cut and dried.
Hardly. It's political satire, exactly the sort of thing that freedom of speech is all about.
A single sentence filled with such fallacy and illogic that I don't know where to begin. But here's a quick overview: It's not stealing, and you leap to the "everything" extreme in a feeble attempt to strengthen your statement. Don't bother to rebut. Your willingness to stray from the accurate use of language makes debating a senseless endeavor.
Well put. Businesses attack their customers only in a panic, when they don't know what else to do. Long-term it can only be suicide.
Thanks. I hadn't heard that about the skin cancer. (Nor the song :-) Having spent most of my life avoiding the sun (mostly through through circumstance) I'm now spending a lot of time outside. I burn readily, so everybody's warning me. I though sunscreen was all I needed, and never even considered that I should check into it. I'll go do some reading right now.
Or maybe global warming is wiping out the pirates.
I think they have them right behind the place where they hide the pills that turn water into gasoline.
Sorry about all the bold. I edited and didn't preview again.
What does that have to do with what I said?
I can customize everything on Windows and turn it into a power machine, from the software straight down to the hardware, and most of it can be done using freeware.
What does that have to do with what I said?
Every mac user I've talked to also acts like they're special because they use a mac.
What does that have to do with what I said? Are you sure you're replying to the right post?
The cost of Apple hardware is astronomical.
What does that have to do with what I said?
Microsoft treats users as novices who are stupid. Apple treats users as novices with the ability to learn.
Only if by "simpler," you mean "way more complicated."
OK, you were experimenting with the system and it got noticed. So big deal. Shrug your shoulders and move on.