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> 1.) You get to tell a state-mandated monopoly to shove their coaxial where the sun don't shine
Perhaps there is only one cable tv company where you live, but that is not the case everywhere. If you want to start your very own cable company, I don't think there is anything stopiing you (except high startup costs).
I would bet that what they are really hoping for is that news of this will spread and that people will quit abusing their cars.
Calling the police is a silly idea. What would the police do about it? Drive perhaps many miles hoping to find an individual who might still be speeding? That does not sound like a good use of police budgets.
I am missing something. It would seem like a centralized shopping and business area would require me to drive to it, while perhaps some of the miles of strip malls might be close enough for me to just walk.
I don't (yet) have a car (too cheap), but if I did not have a Fleet Farm 2 blocks away, I would not be able to make it. It is also, too hot! I hate the heat...maybe it is time to buy a car.
If only that were true. The reality is that if you want to make money, you need to charge more (the honest people pay either way) and nag people who do not pay.
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maybe, but so rare as to be discounted
probably not, otherwise they would have done it
Isn't the standard approach to this kind of problem to quote the portions of the article that you are referencing.
At my (former) school, prices are:
.NET Professional Bundle, 5 CD Set $30
* Office XP Professional & FrontPage 2002 Bundle, 4 CD Set $35
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* PhotoDraw 2000, 3 CD Set $25
* Office v. X (Mac), CD Set $25
* Office 2001 & FrontPage Bundle (Mac), CD Set $25
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* Windows XP Pro Upgrade, 2 CD Set $25
* Windows 2000 Pro Upgrade, CD Set $25
* Windows Millennium Edition Upgrade, $25
* Windows 98 2nd Edition Upgrade, CD Set $25
* Visual Studio
* Visual Studio Pro 6.0 Bundle, 5 CD Set $25
What is the relationship between a largee vehicle and CFCs?
My first thought is that on a 160x160 pixel screen, you can only ever possibly see 25,600 colors at a time because there are only 25,600 pixels total.
5+5=10
The small city that I am from (Winona, MN pop 25000) has two cable companies.
http://www.hbci.com/ Basic Cable - $9.95/month
http://www.charter.com/
Both companies serve virtually everyone. They also provide Cable Internet. HBC also provides telephone and dial up Internet.
When HBC started offering Cable TV, Charter seemed to become a much friendlier company.
> 1.) You get to tell a state-mandated monopoly to shove their coaxial where the sun don't shine
Perhaps there is only one cable tv company where you live, but that is not the case everywhere. If you want to start your very own cable company, I don't think there is anything stopiing you (except high startup costs).
I would bet that what they are really hoping for is that news of this will spread and that people will quit abusing their cars.
Calling the police is a silly idea. What would the police do about it? Drive perhaps many miles hoping to find an individual who might still be speeding? That does not sound like a good use of police budgets.
What you described certainly sounds like "staggering economic implications" to me.
A bigger screen. Not 800x600 or anything, but 320x480 (color) or so.
Built in 802.11b.
Windows CE.
Microphone, Speaker.
If someone actually knows of someone who sells something like this, please let me know!
"By the same logic, everyone in America should carry a handgun and violent crime would be completely eliminated. "
That is not a completely unpopular position.
I am missing something. It would seem like a centralized shopping and business area would require me to drive to it, while perhaps some of the miles of strip malls might be close enough for me to just walk.
I don't (yet) have a car (too cheap), but if I did not have a Fleet Farm 2 blocks away, I would not be able to make it. It is also, too hot! I hate the heat...maybe it is time to buy a car.
Could you please elaborate on #1 & #3?
Personally, I like my 1 button mouse.
#5 hasn't been true for a while...I can't remember the last thing Apple did that wan't very predictable.
If only that were true. The reality is that if you want to make money, you need to charge more (the honest people pay either way) and nag people who do not pay.
The city I am from has two cable companies:
http://www.hbci.com/
http://www.charter.com/
When HBCI came, charter became a much nicer company to deal with and their prices dropped a lot.