Here's why I don't care
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It's a fucking game. Start a neighborhood league if you want sportsmanship and integrity and stop worshipping MLB like some teeny-bopper that throws her panties on the stage at a concert.
Why compromise your standards? There are many ways to listen to music online. If an online service doesn't work well with Firefox, I take my business (or, from Yahoo's POV, my *eyeballs*) elsewhere.
This will let me play my iTMS-purchased music through my TiVo now. Since there are two iTMS account holders (and several computers) in my household, we won't have to bother with "authenticating" various computers with two different iTMS accounts.
As for their TOS?--irrelevant. When it's all said and done, Apple only has to worry about keeping me as a happy, continually paying customer, regardless of what I legally do with my property in my home.
Not knowing a thing about Wonder Woman...if they couldn't even speak *modern* Greek, how the heck did they know enough English to speak to Steve Trevor?
Also, if we're talking Greeks to play Wonder Woman, I nominate Eugenia Loli-Queru.
Kind of like how MSN overtook and replaced the web? Oh, wait.
Re:Golly, I WONDER where they got that idea!
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One of my secretaries got an eMac (after I recommended the Mini) when she was in the market for a new PC. We're a Dell/WinXP shop so she uses a Dell running XP everyday...yet she asked me if there's anything better out there. Her family loves the eMac, btw.
I guess I should clarify. Firefox inserts page numbers into the printout you see in the print preview mode. That's how I'm able to know which pages to print.
A print preview mode like Firefox has would be nice. That way, if you need to print only certain pages of a large document (like a Form 10-K) you can specify with ease which pages you'd like to print.
"Oh, and Denmark is full of clog wearing porn stars who own chocolate factories."
Which is fine by me, as long as they don't tape their movies in the factories. When I bite into a piece of Danish chocolate, the only creamy thing I want in my mouth is caramel.
Putting the RIAA aside, GPL infringers infringe upon the copyrights of the authors of the software.
What about Google Service Integration?
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The "killer" feature I'm waiting for from Google is a single sign-on service. Now, I'm not advocating a MS-Passport system that gives me one login for numerous and distinct companies and services...that would be crazy. But I would like to use one login much like I can access all of Yahoo's services with just one l/p. Currently, I've got separate logins for Gmail, Blogger.com and AdSense.
That gives me an idea...what if a bunch of GPL authors got together and formed a non-profit whose sole purpose was to become a member of the BSA? If armed federal marshalls busting down your door won't make you comply with the GPL, then nothing will!
That's irrelevant. This is between the software author and the violator. If a company is violating the copyright of a software author, their infractions must be dealt with.
That may well be, but in the US, the "Kraft" name is synonymous with bland-tasting foods. Ie, their parmesean cheese sucks compared to anything a pizza place will give you for free in a little cut; their barbequeue sauce has the right color but no taste!
My approach to IE has been this...in my mind it's no longer a "web browser." To me, IE is *only* to be used as Microsoft's "software update tool," much like how Apple has a dedicated software update tool for OS X.
You can't use Firefox to automatically update Office, but you can manually download patches with Firefox. However, you can use the Microsoft Software Update Tool (formerly Internet Explorer) to automatically find updates.
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It's a fucking game. Start a neighborhood league if you want sportsmanship and integrity and stop worshipping MLB like some teeny-bopper that throws her panties on the stage at a concert.
Why compromise your standards? There are many ways to listen to music online. If an online service doesn't work well with Firefox, I take my business (or, from Yahoo's POV, my *eyeballs*) elsewhere.
This will let me play my iTMS-purchased music through my TiVo now. Since there are two iTMS account holders (and several computers) in my household, we won't have to bother with "authenticating" various computers with two different iTMS accounts.
As for their TOS?--irrelevant. When it's all said and done, Apple only has to worry about keeping me as a happy, continually paying customer, regardless of what I legally do with my property in my home.
It sounds like he drank enough vodka as it is to get shiat faced. I know that would be enough for me and I'm no waif.
Not knowing a thing about Wonder Woman...if they couldn't even speak *modern* Greek, how the heck did they know enough English to speak to Steve Trevor?
Also, if we're talking Greeks to play Wonder Woman, I nominate Eugenia Loli-Queru.
Kind of like how MSN overtook and replaced the web? Oh, wait.
One of my secretaries got an eMac (after I recommended the Mini) when she was in the market for a new PC. We're a Dell/WinXP shop so she uses a Dell running XP everyday...yet she asked me if there's anything better out there. Her family loves the eMac, btw.
That, and the ugly-ass floppy port in what's an otherwise attractive case.
For its price point and target demographic, the Mac Mini is good to go for 99% of all people.
Well, assuming they're all yours in there anyway.
What if income from international sales were built into the show's budget?
That was later revealed to be the iPod's clickwheel...but that's not to say that they won't use the same tech in a mouse.
I guess I should clarify. Firefox inserts page numbers into the printout you see in the print preview mode. That's how I'm able to know which pages to print.
A print preview mode like Firefox has would be nice. That way, if you need to print only certain pages of a large document (like a Form 10-K) you can specify with ease which pages you'd like to print.
Microsoft likes to use codenames based upon the names of mountains. XP was Whistler for instance. There is a "Rincon" mountain range in Arizona.
"Oh, and Denmark is full of clog wearing porn stars who own chocolate factories."
Which is fine by me, as long as they don't tape their movies in the factories. When I bite into a piece of Danish chocolate, the only creamy thing I want in my mouth is caramel.
Putting the RIAA aside, GPL infringers infringe upon the copyrights of the authors of the software.
The "killer" feature I'm waiting for from Google is a single sign-on service. Now, I'm not advocating a MS-Passport system that gives me one login for numerous and distinct companies and services...that would be crazy. But I would like to use one login much like I can access all of Yahoo's services with just one l/p. Currently, I've got separate logins for Gmail, Blogger.com and AdSense.
Quoth the AC: "however for the 1st connection it HAS to be over a phone line,"
Completely untrue. My Series 2 TiVo has never touched a phone line. It has been USB ethernet all the way since I bought the unit in November 2002.
A nifty little invention called a "win-dow".
That gives me an idea...what if a bunch of GPL authors got together and formed a non-profit whose sole purpose was to become a member of the BSA? If armed federal marshalls busting down your door won't make you comply with the GPL, then nothing will!
That's irrelevant. This is between the software author and the violator. If a company is violating the copyright of a software author, their infractions must be dealt with.
That may well be, but in the US, the "Kraft" name is synonymous with bland-tasting foods. Ie, their parmesean cheese sucks compared to anything a pizza place will give you for free in a little cut; their barbequeue sauce has the right color but no taste!
My approach to IE has been this...in my mind it's no longer a "web browser." To me, IE is *only* to be used as Microsoft's "software update tool," much like how Apple has a dedicated software update tool for OS X.
You can't use Firefox to automatically update Office, but you can manually download patches with Firefox. However, you can use the Microsoft Software Update Tool (formerly Internet Explorer) to automatically find updates.
I just followed your links...the iPod Shuffle and Gray Whale do not look even remotely similar to one another.