If Google prefers that you can't update or customize your phone, why are the phones with Google's name on them the ones that are the most frequently updated and easiest to customize.
Where does your hacked client get the correct checksum values from? You need to have access to the mp3 in the first place in order to get the correct checksum and if that's the case then you could just have uploaded the mp3 to Amazon instead of uploading the checksum and you would still have access.
The "logic" involved in these copyright cases makes my brain hurt. An individual copy of each mp3 is streamed to each user of mp3.com, just as each person who buys an mp3 from Amazon.com gets their own copy. There is no logical distinction between the two.
Care to explain how multiculturalism is anti-education? I have no idea what you are getting at. And while some environmentalists may not be well grounded in science environmentalism as a whole is not anti-science at all.
With the advent of large monitors, a better solution for the latter would probably be to have a decent utility to split up the main screen, but I've yet to see one that really did a very good job of splitting one monitor into multiple logical monitors.
I'm not sure what you mean here. Have you tried one of those new fangled desktop environments with their fancy window managers? They seem to do what you call for.
"Believe nothing no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and common sense". That's a quote from the Buddha. Skepticism and thinking for yourself are very much a part of Buddhism.
Possibly when the earth was young and hot there was greater volcanic activity and so hydrothermal vents were not as deep as they are now? Also maybe earth had less water back then and so shallower oceans.
I've heard some places have terrible T-Mobile coverage, but I've never had a problem with coverage. In fact my coverage is generally great. Do your research first, but if you're not going to be in areas where T-Mo has poor coverage I think they are by far the best option.
My understanding is that languages such as German and Japanese have much more complicated verbs then English, though that is not to say that English verbs are in any way easy. Chinese on the other hand has no verb tenses. What are you considering as the second verb form, the addition of the le particle?
I didn't say you've never had it, but as someone who is not a fan of beer your taste in beer obviously diverges from the tastes of those who are fans of beer.
Well there's the problem. You should have had a disclaimer. By stating you are an Irishman you imply that you are something of an expert on Irish beer, which you clearly can not be if you don't enjoy any beer at all.
As an Irishman you should know what a beer is at least, why are you comparing Bulmers to Guinness? If I want a beer I would consider a Guinness but I sure as hell won't be ordering a cider!
I didn't mean it didn't apply to GPS at all, just that as general rule it doesn't apply to GPS any more or any less then it applies to things like axes and blenders.
I don't see how that's a problem exclusive to GPS. You could just as easily be following directions from a gas station map that has the same trail labeled as a state route. GPS didn't invent map errors.
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If Google prefers that you can't update or customize your phone, why are the phones with Google's name on them the ones that are the most frequently updated and easiest to customize.
I bought mine because it's a good phone.
Where does your hacked client get the correct checksum values from? You need to have access to the mp3 in the first place in order to get the correct checksum and if that's the case then you could just have uploaded the mp3 to Amazon instead of uploading the checksum and you would still have access.
The "logic" involved in these copyright cases makes my brain hurt. An individual copy of each mp3 is streamed to each user of mp3.com, just as each person who buys an mp3 from Amazon.com gets their own copy. There is no logical distinction between the two.
So I guess you think CD-R's should be illegal for the same reason?
I guess I'm screwed then too. I have all my music stored on a NAS box. Every time I listen to music at home I am streaming music from online.
Care to explain how multiculturalism is anti-education? I have no idea what you are getting at. And while some environmentalists may not be well grounded in science environmentalism as a whole is not anti-science at all.
One would guess because the Democrats have never been known for anti-education or anti-science policies.
With the advent of large monitors, a better solution for the latter would probably be to have a decent utility to split up the main screen, but I've yet to see one that really did a very good job of splitting one monitor into multiple logical monitors.
I'm not sure what you mean here. Have you tried one of those new fangled desktop environments with their fancy window managers? They seem to do what you call for.
"Believe nothing no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and common sense". That's a quote from the Buddha. Skepticism and thinking for yourself are very much a part of Buddhism.
Possibly when the earth was young and hot there was greater volcanic activity and so hydrothermal vents were not as deep as they are now? Also maybe earth had less water back then and so shallower oceans.
I saved something like $100 dollars by getting my N1 for T-Mobile off contract.
I've heard some places have terrible T-Mobile coverage, but I've never had a problem with coverage. In fact my coverage is generally great. Do your research first, but if you're not going to be in areas where T-Mo has poor coverage I think they are by far the best option.
My understanding is that languages such as German and Japanese have much more complicated verbs then English, though that is not to say that English verbs are in any way easy. Chinese on the other hand has no verb tenses. What are you considering as the second verb form, the addition of the le particle?
It's a lot of time but if they are using public transit, as people in sensible countries tend to do, then it is not necessarily wasted time.
I didn't say you've never had it, but as someone who is not a fan of beer your taste in beer obviously diverges from the tastes of those who are fans of beer.
Well there's the problem. You should have had a disclaimer. By stating you are an Irishman you imply that you are something of an expert on Irish beer, which you clearly can not be if you don't enjoy any beer at all.
No, they had them in the bottles.
As an Irishman you should know what a beer is at least, why are you comparing Bulmers to Guinness? If I want a beer I would consider a Guinness but I sure as hell won't be ordering a cider!
Don't be silly, since when does open source software have a usable FM? The appropriate response is RTFS.
For IM on Android what's wrong with Google Talk? It works great in my experience.
I didn't mean it didn't apply to GPS at all, just that as general rule it doesn't apply to GPS any more or any less then it applies to things like axes and blenders.
Yep, openstreetmap.org.
Yeah, that's a great general rule but it really has nothing to do with GPS.
I don't see how that's a problem exclusive to GPS. You could just as easily be following directions from a gas station map that has the same trail labeled as a state route. GPS didn't invent map errors.