"I've been let walk after burning rubber for half a city block and reaching close to 80mp in a 25mph zone right in front of sheriff's deputy I didn't see. He asked me what happened and I explained it to him: I was showing for a couple of very good looking young women and that it was a first for me to do that in town as my hotrodding and racing was done out of town. My honesty got me a warning instead of a ticket and some time in jail."
So you're whining that you can't drive wrecklessly down a street and possibly kill people. You're the reason why we can't have nice things.
I've been loving Microsoft Security Essentials for about a year now, after AVG started getting Norton-esque. It's the first AV program since AVG 7.x to actually be lightweight and out of the way. Do not get me started on McAfee sucking down the runtime on my work laptop...
I'd like to add that Swype sort of works like this, but you don't have to memorize the gestures since you're swiping your finger over a visible keyboard on your screen.
No. No exceptions if you are behind the wheel. If you are the driver, you must be fully aware of the environment around you at all times. Your responsibility does not stop when your vehicle is temporarily stopped in the middle of the road at a light.
You don't "jailbreak" an AppleTV to run XBMC. You simply install the software using a USB stick. It's not a widely documented capability, but that doesn't mean you're doing anything special or hacking anything.
I once watched an Italian documentary about a 10-ton ingot of gold being stolen from a moving train. The thief blew up the bridge and then used airbags to float the ingot away using a submarine. However, the gold was radio activated and they were able to follow the signal back to the thief's hideout, just as he was melting it down.
XPLORA 1 put a bad taste in my mouth as to what "world music" was all about. It had quite a bit of the pretenious douchiness of mid 1990s "multimedia interactive CDROMs." It had some fun surprises, but was definitely a product of its generation.
David Bowie world: Just watch any Doctor Who or Torchwood episode with Captain Jack Harkness or Captain John Hart, and that's basically what you're looking for.
That's more in line with French-language swearing. They're usually curses dealing with the church. Try going up to Quebec and yelling out "tabernac" or "chalice of Christ" and see the reactions you get.
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Facebook doesn't really have a choice. The executor, for practical purposes, is acting as the decedent. A court order will clear up any uncertainty.
"I've been let walk after burning rubber for half a city block and reaching close to 80mp in a 25mph zone right in front of sheriff's deputy I didn't see. He asked me what happened and I explained it to him: I was showing for a couple of very good looking young women and that it was a first for me to do that in town as my hotrodding and racing was done out of town. My honesty got me a warning instead of a ticket and some time in jail."
So you're whining that you can't drive wrecklessly down a street and possibly kill people. You're the reason why we can't have nice things.
I can beat that!
1. Nudge mouse on desktop to wake up my computer.
2. Tap control key twice to bring up Google search widget.
3. type: pizza + zip code
On my cell phone:
1. Press microphone button on Bing widget (fsck you, Verizon) and say "pizza"
Rituals have value as long as they are relevant and beneficial. This particular ritual is a waste of resources.
Request a female TSA agent...be incredibly crude and go for all the buttons to make her cry. Gloves are off.
Hopefully, you would think that Microsoft knows how to address their own security issues. Oh, who am I kidding?
I've been loving Microsoft Security Essentials for about a year now, after AVG started getting Norton-esque. It's the first AV program since AVG 7.x to actually be lightweight and out of the way.
Do not get me started on McAfee sucking down the runtime on my work laptop...
I'd like to add that Swype sort of works like this, but you don't have to memorize the gestures since you're swiping your finger over a visible keyboard on your screen.
They will only be controlled if regular people are deluded into believing so and allow it. However, I think extreme hunger will win in the long run.
Programs like this are why we can't have nice things. You bring nothing to the table for content providers and honest people get screwed over.
Maybe an informal network of ad-hoc uplinks could help diversify that risk.
"Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast."
Wow, that was much better said my plan to come in screaming like a Macross Plus fanboi going "OMG Sharon Apple!!!!"
It's called The Internet. You should Google it sometime!
There's a joke somewhere in there about cruising and looking at speedos, but I'm too tired to make it.
Evil prevails when good men do nothing.
My grandfather killed six Germans at Normandy. Unfortunately, this happened in 1967.
On a long enough scale, we're all going out of business...
No. No exceptions if you are behind the wheel. If you are the driver, you must be fully aware of the environment around you at all times. Your responsibility does not stop when your vehicle is temporarily stopped in the middle of the road at a light.
You don't "jailbreak" an AppleTV to run XBMC. You simply install the software using a USB stick. It's not a widely documented capability, but that doesn't mean you're doing anything special or hacking anything.
I once watched an Italian documentary about a 10-ton ingot of gold being stolen from a moving train. The thief blew up the bridge and then used airbags to float the ingot away using a submarine. However, the gold was radio activated and they were able to follow the signal back to the thief's hideout, just as he was melting it down.
Couldn't you get the same effect with a small ceramic heat emitter and and LED?
XPLORA 1 put a bad taste in my mouth as to what "world music" was all about. It had quite a bit of the pretenious douchiness of mid 1990s "multimedia interactive CDROMs." It had some fun surprises, but was definitely a product of its generation.
David Bowie world: Just watch any Doctor Who or Torchwood episode with Captain Jack Harkness or Captain John Hart, and that's basically what you're looking for.
You're all a bunch of wallhacking noobtubers!
That's more in line with French-language swearing. They're usually curses dealing with the church. Try going up to Quebec and yelling out "tabernac" or "chalice of Christ" and see the reactions you get.