You're lying on so many levels. Let us count the ways:
1. iPhone is not available in Japan because it doesn't support wCDMA/EVDO 2. iPhone can't be tethered. 3. iPhone doesn't have 3G. 4. Japan's fastest network maxes out at 2.4Mbs (and is not symmetric: 2.4 down, 144kbps up) 5. Japan doesn't use euros.
A CD can accurately store (slightly) more dynamic range than our ears are capable of hearing
Yes, it can. That doesn't mean it does though. Modern mixes crush that huge dynamic range into roughly 8db. Look up the "Loudness War". Buy a CD today, and it will have less dynamic range than the vinyl version simply because the CD is crushed to hell. That's not the case for the vinyl because the guy mastering the vinyl actually cares about the music (he wouldn't be doing vinyl otherwise).
No, it's not. If a 400 Hz sine wave is sampled at a mere 800 Hz, it can be reproduced perfectly, as long as your equipment is designed properly.
Misleading. If a 400 Hz sine wave is sampled at 800 Hz, you have enough information to reconstruct the original sine wave... but you have to do the actual reconstruction. If you just play it back, you get yourself a 400 Hz sawtooth wave.. not a sine wave.
I don't think I've ever even seen a vector display in real life other than my oscilloscope (which uses vectors to draw little snippets of text).
Think of it as a black&white TV with the gun electromagnets software controlled. So instead of scan lines, the scan is wherever you want it to go. I suppose you could probably make your own if you knew what you were doing. Just bypass the sync hardware.
Synaptic is easier than dragging an icon into a folder?
Synaptic is easier than googling for your application, skipping over the immense amount of crap that comes up whenever you try to search for anything related to apple. Downloading the program. Mounting the disk image. Dragging the app into a folder... and finally paying for it when the demo expires.
Well, Mrs. Peterson, I'm afraid your little Johnny was spawn camping in America's Army III.
I know you're going for the funny, but in America's Army, there is no spawn camping, because there is no spawning. You're alive at the beginning of the round, and if you die, you're dead 'til the round is over.
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You sure use a lot of punctuation for someone who thinks whitespace is better indicative of structure.
Some of it is nostalgia... but some of it is true. Dogfight is still fun to this day.
You're lying on so many levels. Let us count the ways:
1. iPhone is not available in Japan because it doesn't support wCDMA/EVDO
2. iPhone can't be tethered.
3. iPhone doesn't have 3G.
4. Japan's fastest network maxes out at 2.4Mbs (and is not symmetric: 2.4 down, 144kbps up)
5. Japan doesn't use euros.
Simplest solution: corded tools. I have no need for a cordless tool that's going to have a dead battery in a year.
Except the one that everyone on here raves about. Gnome's Cancel/OK button order is identical to OSX.
Then they'd be part of the unlocker group. You can't use an iphone for anything (not even as an mp3 player) with activating unless you hack it.
Not just 3rd parties. Quicktime Player lost the ability to play a wide variety of mp4s. They play audio only, no video.
Except the Mini, and the G4 iBooks which were $800 and dropping before Apple killed it.
Except it can modify all your applications.. trojan itunes, trojan safari. On top of that, you don't need root to turn a machine into a zombie.
Yes, it can. That doesn't mean it does though. Modern mixes crush that huge dynamic range into roughly 8db. Look up the "Loudness War". Buy a CD today, and it will have less dynamic range than the vinyl version simply because the CD is crushed to hell. That's not the case for the vinyl because the guy mastering the vinyl actually cares about the music (he wouldn't be doing vinyl otherwise).
That's like saying MS stopped predatory tactics after they gained 95% marketshare.
Are you on crack? A 128kbit AAC is nothing like CD quality.
I am. Yahoo was first. They started selling DRM free music (from an RIAA label) over a year and a half ago.
http://www.wired.com/entertainment/music/news/2006/07/71427
Maybe he meant a doubly-linked list. Which is pretty difficult to do without pointers..
Why do I care? I'm anti-closed source, not anti-microsoft. OSX is a closed system built on the backs of open source programmers.
The ridiculous markup is an indication that Apple has a monopoly.
Misleading. If a 400 Hz sine wave is sampled at 800 Hz, you have enough information to reconstruct the original sine wave... but you have to do the actual reconstruction. If you just play it back, you get yourself a 400 Hz sawtooth wave.. not a sine wave.
Think of it as a black&white TV with the gun electromagnets software controlled. So instead of scan lines, the scan is wherever you want it to go. I suppose you could probably make your own if you knew what you were doing. Just bypass the sync hardware.
Step 5. Notice that clicking the big LOG OUT button doesn't affect iDisk.
Synaptic is easier than googling for your application, skipping over the immense amount of crap that comes up whenever you try to search for anything related to apple. Downloading the program. Mounting the disk image. Dragging the app into a folder... and finally paying for it when the demo expires.
I know you're going for the funny, but in America's Army, there is no spawn camping, because there is no spawning. You're alive at the beginning of the round, and if you die, you're dead 'til the round is over.
You mean you don't murder people by clicking on them?
It used to be 10 months in a year. Thus September=7, October=8, November=9, December=10. January and February came later.
True.. but they are fucking with the DOM.. causing the highly dynamic pages I'm serving to not work correctly.
It does have a $5 minimum though.. so you can't buy just one $1 item from PSN.