Dude, I have one of those in my basement. It wigged out after a few weeks and I paid $1300 dollars for it. I should have paid extra for the warranty clause, but it looked so cool. It was fun while it lasted, but MTV should just stick to the shameless promotion of horrible music because they're not cut out for the business of technology.
It seems to me that any company planning to sell products on a website (except for porn of course) is eventually doomed. Most people feel more comfortable being able to touch products they're going to spend their hard earned cash on, and can then take home that day. Clicking a button and then waiting like a puppy by your mailbox is not a fun way to shop.
So in the XP commercials where people are flying around, would the worm make them fall to their deaths or just experience turbulance. I think that's what everyone really wants to know.
The book is nice and all, but in 3 years it will be as obsolete as a Macintosh Classic. You're better off spending your time doing well...anything else...than reading it.
Let's all think about this realistically. The 'slow' speed of XP will not prevent it from become the most popular of operating systems. It will be mass marketed to people who don't care, so MS can get away with trashy code. Also, in two years our computers will be running twice as fast anyways no?
'I'll never get Windows 2008!'
Kids would be friendly if maybe you were nice to them. And God knows they go through hell in elementary school, so heaven forbid they have one night to express their rage towards the institutional societies they're being assimilated into.
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I had a problem with Gopher once. It kept rummaging through my garden and eating my carrots! Silly gophers and their veggie stealing ways.
Dude, I have one of those in my basement. It wigged out after a few weeks and I paid $1300 dollars for it. I should have paid extra for the warranty clause, but it looked so cool. It was fun while it lasted, but MTV should just stick to the shameless promotion of horrible music because they're not cut out for the business of technology.
I've got a bad feeling about this...
It seems to me that any company planning to sell products on a website (except for porn of course) is eventually doomed. Most people feel more comfortable being able to touch products they're going to spend their hard earned cash on, and can then take home that day. Clicking a button and then waiting like a puppy by your mailbox is not a fun way to shop.
So in the XP commercials where people are flying around, would the worm make them fall to their deaths or just experience turbulance. I think that's what everyone really wants to know.
The book is nice and all, but in 3 years it will be as obsolete as a Macintosh Classic. You're better off spending your time doing well...anything else...than reading it.
I think it's time to stop sunbathing nude on the roof. Alas.
Nanobots have already infested much of upstate New York, in fact their in my brain. I can hear them eating me alive. Gaa! The pain!
Let's all think about this realistically. The 'slow' speed of XP will not prevent it from become the most popular of operating systems. It will be mass marketed to people who don't care, so MS can get away with trashy code. Also, in two years our computers will be running twice as fast anyways no? 'I'll never get Windows 2008!'
Actually, there was a security breach at the Australian launch station the previous day, though the local news blamed it on teenagers.
Kids would be friendly if maybe you were nice to them. And God knows they go through hell in elementary school, so heaven forbid they have one night to express their rage towards the institutional societies they're being assimilated into.
I have a cowboy hat made for a 8 year old for a costume. It even says sheriff on it. yay for me.
Yea, games where you don't need any brains are fun aren't they...