There's a reason why there are region locks. It is because iPlayer is there to support the UK citizens, as it's their money being spent producing the programmes. Yes - it's free for them online, but they've already paid for the shows with taxes.
Laptops were popular a few years ago, but I find that people are actually going back to desktop computers after a while. They might have a laptop as well, but it is not the computer they use for their day to day business.
you can run it on my game console, my GPS, my DVB-S2 tuner and my phone! I don't have an iPod, but if I wanted one, it would be one that could run it as well....
The big reason the PS3 having Blu-Ray was so great was because the console cost $500 or $600, and a Blu-Ray player cost $400 to $700. It was like buying the Blu-Ray player and getting a console for free. The PS3 also supposed updated profiles that older hardware wouldn't.
So it's not because of more space available for games on the discs?
but the engergy used to produce those new gadets are not taken in to the calculation, is it? Also, a lot of the people by more new gadgets instead of upgrading for a more energy efficient place at home. Your statement is valid for some, for others, not at all.
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No, it's more like create an API that anyone can use, or find anothet place to sell your stuff!
I have...
and my company has 12k dell workstations + servers in 24 different offices all over the world.
And I can only say one thing - I love Dell!
Operating systems are run from the SSD - this is just the /home drive!
Who cares? 85% of all statistcs used on the Internet is just made up as you go anyway!
There's a reason why there are region locks. It is because iPlayer is there to support the UK citizens, as it's their money being spent producing the programmes. Yes - it's free for them online, but they've already paid for the shows with taxes.
are ISPs still using gigs per month? Last month, I went above 3 TB....
Laptops were popular a few years ago, but I find that people are actually going back to desktop computers after a while. They might have a laptop as well, but it is not the computer they use for their day to day business.
you can run it on my game console, my GPS, my DVB-S2 tuner and my phone! I don't have an iPod, but if I wanted one, it would be one that could run it as well....
USD is chep, GBP is cheap, AUD is cheap, CAD is cheap, ISK is cheap.... everything is cheap! And EUR is declining at a good rate as well.
Best regards,
Norway!
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The big reason the PS3 having Blu-Ray was so great was because the console cost $500 or $600, and a Blu-Ray player cost $400 to $700. It was like buying the Blu-Ray player and getting a console for free. The PS3 also supposed updated profiles that older hardware wouldn't.
So it's not because of more space available for games on the discs?
Kind of like BP's execs and their oil rig's safety mechanisms.
You mean Transocean and Haliburton don't you? Better stop skimming as well!
Most people have never been, are not and will never be deep thinkers able to contemplate beyond the moment,
I have staff to do that for me!
It's not like this is new for Lenovo either. They've had it for a long time. And no - I haven't managed to fool it with a photo of myself yet.
There isn't enough room for more lanes everywhere.
trust no one!
I wouldn't want my child using one of the school laptops either. What if it's gets damaged while in the student possession.
Insurance?
That is why you have USB or even e-mail
ssssh - don't give away our secret!
but the engergy used to produce those new gadets are not taken in to the calculation, is it? Also, a lot of the people by more new gadgets instead of upgrading for a more energy efficient place at home. Your statement is valid for some, for others, not at all.
And who was the idiot who said videogames lowered the possibility to feel empathy?
I do it currently in BIOS, why shouldn't you be able to do it in the future?
TLDR!
Yeah, the effect being even more smart people leave US to do work in other countries.
*pfffffffffffffffffff* The sound of Einsteins brain giving up