Not that I want an actual newspaper, but the premise of the article is wrong. The NYTimes will not control the price, the consumer will. If $30 is too much, no one will pay that much. Then the Times will hem and haw about it and claim that they need a helping hand or something from the.gov (could happen) or, they'll go the smart route and realize that people will pay a reasonable price for content.
It's been this way forever. I don't understand why companies don't get this. Hi, NYTimes, get your frigging marketing department out on the street and ask people what they'd be willing to pay. Don't arbitrarily set some ridiculous (IMO) price for content. KTHXBAI.
A true 133+ |-|4[|3R would never sit around in their mom's house reppin' kuh-nowledge bout no goog hack. They'd be too busy climbing out from under the giant pile of soaked panties they'd have thrown at them.
The thing about C&H, to me, was that Watterson didn't dumb down his comic. It was just a story about a boy, his tiger, and the adventures they'd have growing up. It had wonderful imagination, wonderful commentary on life, and was more amusing than funny, IMO.
Greatest comic of all time, IMO....ranked 1A with Farside being 1B.
The NFL makes Billions and billions of dollars a year themselves. This isn't some mom and pop operation. You lawyer would be up against other lawyers just as good if not better than anyone on his staff.
The 500lb gorilla and the 800lb gorilla fighting would be fun to watch.
Real world (IE, not at your school) experience is all that matters to people who run good IT departments.
Who cares if you graduated Cum Lordy from some stupid school? All that shows is you can study well. Big whoop. Can you think intelligently about a problem? Can you go from A to X instead of A,B,C,D, etc..? That's what matters, IMO.
I was thinking*...wouldn't it be exciting and ridiculously scary at the same time if they ever do confirm there is other life out there? I mean, when you really think about it, wow. Just mind blowing and horrifying at the same time.
Actually, wouldn't that be like staying on one 6 inch stretch of asphalt on a small block on a small street in a tiny neighborhood in a small city in a huge state in a huge country on a huge planet?
Like the Air Traffic Controllers union wasn't ALREADY spamming the air waves enough with their crap, now we get to hear from all the unions. Good stuff. It's not bad enough we get stupid ads slandering the crap out of whatever goober is running for office by another goober running for office, now unions are gonna weigh in too.
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If you take RPG to mean rocket-propelled grenade.
327. Definitely 327 new customers. 327 new potential customers. Definitely. WHOOP WHOOP.
(it's marketing, duder, they're talking it up, that's what marketing people are supposed to do)
Troll mod? LOL. Someone forget to eat their Cheerios this morning?
It's the app store, 20 clones will pop up soon enough.
Like I said, it'll be incorporated into some version of gmail down the line. (My guess anyway)
It'll be "re-incorporated" into some distant version of gmail.
Otherwise, buying an app like this and not using it is a complete and utter waste of time.
Not that I want an actual newspaper, but the premise of the article is wrong. The NYTimes will not control the price, the consumer will. If $30 is too much, no one will pay that much. Then the Times will hem and haw about it and claim that they need a helping hand or something from the .gov (could happen) or, they'll go the smart route and realize that people will pay a reasonable price for content.
It's been this way forever. I don't understand why companies don't get this. Hi, NYTimes, get your frigging marketing department out on the street and ask people what they'd be willing to pay. Don't arbitrarily set some ridiculous (IMO) price for content. KTHXBAI.
LOL, nerd fight. Someone call a doctor, they might get a paper-cut.
Another thing, a true "leet speaker" wouldn't have mangled frogging leet hacker the way I did.
Oh well....me goes back to my precious networks...oh, the hacking, it burns....
Slashdot requires you to wait between each successful posting of a comment to allow everyone a fair chance at posting a comment.
It's been too damned soon since you last successfully posted a comment
Harrumph!
A true 133+ |-|4[|3R would never sit around in their mom's house reppin' kuh-nowledge bout no goog hack. They'd be too busy climbing out from under the giant pile of soaked panties they'd have thrown at them.
Dude = fake.
The thing about C&H, to me, was that Watterson didn't dumb down his comic. It was just a story about a boy, his tiger, and the adventures they'd have growing up. It had wonderful imagination, wonderful commentary on life, and was more amusing than funny, IMO.
Greatest comic of all time, IMO....ranked 1A with Farside being 1B.
This is not entirely true, there are several NFL stadiums that were paid for solely by the team owners. Crazy concept, I know.
No, your phone is a phone that you happen to use as a web browser and an SMS device.
I guess I should slowdown, cowboy.....commencing operation slowdown...NOW.
Two minutes between posts is lamer than a 2 legged horse, btw.
The NFL makes Billions and billions of dollars a year themselves. This isn't some mom and pop operation. You lawyer would be up against other lawyers just as good if not better than anyone on his staff.
The 500lb gorilla and the 800lb gorilla fighting would be fun to watch.
Mostly agree.
Games are for computers, whether that be a regular desktop/laptop, or a gaming system.
Phones are not gaming systems. Not to mention stuff like the battery life would need to be much much better.
In other words: Why can't my toaster play games?
Because it's a toaster.
No they don't. Geeks have lan parties. Nerds have wedgie parties...by themselves.
Dude, did you not even read the summary?
I'm lazy, so usually I don't before I write some knee-jerk reactionary crap, but I thought I was alone in that.
(Note I'm saying "I" write that stuff, not you.)
100% agree.
Real world (IE, not at your school) experience is all that matters to people who run good IT departments.
Who cares if you graduated Cum Lordy from some stupid school? All that shows is you can study well. Big whoop. Can you think intelligently about a problem? Can you go from A to X instead of A,B,C,D, etc..? That's what matters, IMO.
I was thinking*...wouldn't it be exciting and ridiculously scary at the same time if they ever do confirm there is other life out there? I mean, when you really think about it, wow. Just mind blowing and horrifying at the same time.
All that said, hell, I hope they succeed.
*Ouch, that hurts!
Wouldn't that be like crossing the street?
Actually, wouldn't that be like staying on one 6 inch stretch of asphalt on a small block on a small street in a tiny neighborhood in a small city in a huge state in a huge country on a huge planet?
They make baseball/football/whatever cards.
But yes, more to the point, it appears a monkey with bird flu banging on the keyboard while vomiting violently wrote the subject.
you should really consider removing this picture from your website.
http://www.funnyforumpics.com/forums/ASL/1/ASL-Creepy_Guy.jpg
By the time the books start coming out about $_technology, said technology has already jumped the shark.
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That's how I troll.
Oh YAY!
Like the Air Traffic Controllers union wasn't ALREADY spamming the air waves enough with their crap, now we get to hear from all the unions. Good stuff. It's not bad enough we get stupid ads slandering the crap out of whatever goober is running for office by another goober running for office, now unions are gonna weigh in too.
Just frigging peachy.
Nineteen frigging 80 called, it wants to apologize for foisting David Spade on us.