Features like 'open source' and '$150 cheaper' aren't really bonuses to most PC users, when it doesn't have the feature 'runs all my Windows programs and games just fine' implemented correctly.
Yeah, AAAALLL programs and games work just fine. That's why there aren't ANY programs like this or this or this or forums like this. Yep. Uh-huh.
Unfortunately, there are always those that get shafted. Some of them get paid well for their time (like upper management), while others (such as low-income families) need to work more to get enough money to sustain their family. In both of these cases, it means less time with the kids.
That said, work-weeks shouldn't continue to be as long as they are. With all the technology in the world, the working week should be significantly shorter.
That's what the online check-in was supposed to be, but see how well that worked? Now online check-ins get shafted. I'd find the/. article, but, well, y'know.
Just as it's not illegal to play copies of games you own (if the original cd gets scratched, for example), it's not illegal to play arcade games you own (albeit the number of people using MAME that actually own the arcade, err, box(?) is RARE.)
An easy way to fix that would be to say "runs programs created for the top-selling desktop system, that starts with an W, ends with an S, and has an INDO and W somewhere in between!"
But obviously this is no longer "natural" -- it's gene construction, a mechanical/chemical scientific process, and regardless of whether it's living or not, it's not natural.
In other words, Natural != Living (for example, the large green blob sitting in my refrigerator -- alive, yes, but natural? no way.)
In China you can pay 80 Yuan ($10) monthly fee to have a dial-up account, which is affordable for most Chinese. A majority of the netizen in China can surf on Internet right from their home.
Isn't this what OpenNIC is/was doing? I always thought that a generic.DOM TLD would be great, but I don't have the time or resources to do what OpenNIC requires to get the idea out in the open.
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...(c'mon, I know you're out there), use AnalogX Atomic TimeSync and set it to get the time from time-b.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov. Cheap, Easy, Effective.
(Dear lord, my clock was a minute off! AAAAGH!)
This sounds like stuff I pick up on my shortwave all the time. So what?
http://www.petitiononline.com/nocarp/petition.html
Sign it and show the Librarian of Congress that he made a BAD DECISION!
Unfortunately, there are always those that get shafted. Some of them get paid well for their time (like upper management), while others (such as low-income families) need to work more to get enough money to sustain their family. In both of these cases, it means less time with the kids.
That said, work-weeks shouldn't continue to be as long as they are. With all the technology in the world, the working week should be significantly shorter.
Yes, but how much of this was from government-contracted repo men?
Kali -- it does dynamic list updating, it is ad-free, and they're offering free registrations now. It's a far superior game browser.
That's what the online check-in was supposed to be, but see how well that worked? Now online check-ins get shafted. I'd find the /. article, but, well, y'know.
How large is the area they want to jam? If it crosses over the US border, well, they've got a biiig problem.
Just as it's not illegal to play copies of games you own (if the original cd gets scratched, for example), it's not illegal to play arcade games you own (albeit the number of people using MAME that actually own the arcade, err, box(?) is RARE.)
Techies don't go outside, therefore they aren't going to get reeled in by record stores. Duh.
Now as soon as X10 starts selling these CDs...
Uh, yeah, no kidding. What did you think I was talking about? Santa Claus?
"At least it could give us a unified rallying point...."
What, you mean, destroy the sun, something man has strove for for centuries? Why not just block it out instead?
It was Jesus, dammit! Jesus! JEEEESUSSS LIIIVES!!! *cough*
An easy way to fix that would be to say "runs programs created for the top-selling desktop system, that starts with an W, ends with an S, and has an INDO and W somewhere in between!"
If it's grown, then it can't be patented! oh no!
I believe that quote was written with this little thing called sarcasm.
But obviously this is no longer "natural" -- it's gene construction, a mechanical/chemical scientific process, and regardless of whether it's living or not, it's not natural.
In other words, Natural != Living
(for example, the large green blob sitting in my refrigerator -- alive, yes, but natural? no way.)
...oh wait, this is China. Of course there's censoring and broken stuff. Silly me.
Really fast INCORRECT matrix math. If you divide anything by one you get a DIFFERENT number. (Nice programming, Sony!)
From the same people that made KaZaA Lite.
I think that country music is made a lot closer...er..yeah.
Isn't this what OpenNIC is/was doing? I always thought that a generic .DOM TLD would be great, but I don't have the time or resources to do what OpenNIC requires to get the idea out in the open.