I may or may not be pleased with those happenings, but this "popular vote" concept drives me insane. There's no such thing as "the popular vote." In naming a *Candidate*? Maybe, debatable, but that's a party matter anyway. It doesn't exist in our system of electing a president.
...its a decision to be taken by the individual airlines based on feedback from their customers, not something they should be bound to enforce.
Remember when no one cared about smoking bans? Yeah, that was just the tip of the iceburg. It gets worse from here on out. Pretty soon you won't be able to grab some in-and-out before your flight, either. Ohshi~
There's an easy way that Apple can keep the Mac Pro market: limit the number of PCI/PCIe slots on the Mini Tower to make it an unattractive buy for the pro-music and pro-graphics markets, and only make dual-core, no quad- or eight-core options for the same reason.
The thing that drives me batty is that they used to do it this way. Why was it ok then but not now? A uATXish sized machine from apple with a couple slots would sell like pamcaeks. Even sticking a cardbus or expresscard slot on the mini would be better than nothing, then we could at least get a cage. Come on steve!
I use an alphasmart dana as an ereader, works well with Plucker. I read in portrait orientation.
The fullsize keyboard is nice for taking notes and it's not too pokey except for big PDFs.
I've always used changeip.com. While they are reselling NS, you don't ever deal with NS. They even let you transfer NS domains to them with no drama. The company has been around for a while, the prices are reasonable, the control panels sane, and the support very quick to respond. I've even donated money to them in the past (I was a longtime free ddns user before using paid services).
I'm fairly certain that it's against federal law (telecom act of '96? IANAL) for cities to negotiate with cable companies over tier pricing or content. So, it's not like the local politicians have a seat at the table anyway.
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Ah, nothing like developing for the lowest common denominator to screw potential!
I may or may not be pleased with those happenings, but this "popular vote" concept drives me insane. There's no such thing as "the popular vote."
In naming a *Candidate*? Maybe, debatable, but that's a party matter anyway. It doesn't exist in our system of electing a president.
There's a difference between public schooling or roads and handouts.
...its a decision to be taken by the individual airlines based on feedback from their customers, not something they should be bound to enforce.
Remember when no one cared about smoking bans? Yeah, that was just the tip of the iceburg.
It gets worse from here on out. Pretty soon you won't be able to grab some in-and-out before your flight, either. Ohshi~
Wizard was amazing, it's the first thing I load up whenever I get a hankoring for commie lovin.'
The thing that drives me batty is that they used to do it this way. Why was it ok then but not now? A uATXish sized machine from apple with a couple slots would sell like pamcaeks.
Even sticking a cardbus or expresscard slot on the mini would be better than nothing, then we could at least get a cage. Come on steve!
Pigs? They're dumber than cows.
OTOH, I might just know exceptionally bright bovines.
Every skin flautist is a hero in my book.
I use an alphasmart dana as an ereader, works well with Plucker. I read in portrait orientation. The fullsize keyboard is nice for taking notes and it's not too pokey except for big PDFs.
We're up to, what, the fourth Battlefield game? Yet, EA/Dice have yet to successfully complete a single one!
Well, computers and beer anyways.
Me too!
I've always used changeip.com. While they are reselling NS, you don't ever deal with NS. They even let you transfer NS domains to them with no drama.
The company has been around for a while, the prices are reasonable, the control panels sane, and the support very quick to respond. I've even donated money to them in the past (I was a longtime free ddns user before using paid services).
I'm fairly certain that it's against federal law (telecom act of '96? IANAL) for cities to negotiate with cable companies over tier pricing or content. So, it's not like the local politicians have a seat at the table anyway.
It takes a lot of caffeine to squash a hangover.
Crom! I have never prayed to you before, I have no tongue for it...
Why not get her a buckling spring keyboard for Mother's Day?
Not quite a Selectric, but as close as you're going to get for PCs on the cheap.
No worries.
Most unlimited data plans usually run between $50(with voice plan) and ~120(data only), for future reference.
Actually, that's crazy cheap... are there serial cables availible for these new phones?
I wonder if they throttle soulseek.
Somebody call Alex Jones!