Sadly if Yucca Mountain goes through and then fails sometime down the road, these plates might actually have some meaning besides all the nuclear testing that went on in the desert of Nevada. But then again the chance of something bad happening to Yucca Mountain are small. Right? I mean thats what the government has told me.
There are plenty of decent land based stations, and most radios these days at least have a seek function
A seek button might do you good when you actually have stations to listen to, but up here in North Dakota when you are driving on some highway in the middle of nowhere, a good station is hard to come by.
?!?! current battery technology can power my car to work everyday, i think it can handle a PDA.
Your car has an alternator. A PDA doesn't have one. The alternator keeps the car battery charged, while the PDA batteries just continue to drain with nothing to charge them.
I bet the MPAA submitted this site to Slashdot because they are too cheap to sue Film88 and shut them down themselves, so they just have us do it for free.
In a world where it seems that everything needs to be bigger to better, this laptop seems to fit nowhere. No doubt it may be cool, but in a world where SUVs are king and big modded out computer cases are the shiznit, computers that are continually shrinking don't really follow the trend. And these new small laptops are so freakin' expensive, too.
Hypocritical? Maybe.
Its impossible to get around this traffic filter because its not even on location. Its located 500 miles away at the district hub. Yes there is new P2P software coming out everyday, but we find out about them just as fast as the students do. Oh and we also block websites out that we deem inapropriate or that we think use to much bandwidth.
At the school district where I work we block all P2P software from 6am to 4pm everyday. This way teachers or other network users can still use P2P software but without slowing down the entire network.
I don't imagine it would be a good idea to have one of these paint on screens in a home where small children are present. Kids tend to make a mess out of traditional monitors, but ones that cover an entire wall? Thats an accident waiting to happen.
If I am not mistaken, an online petition saved Family Guy the first time FOX threatened to can it. The response was so enormous to that petition, how could they not notice it?
I only pay $35 a month for my 1 Megabit Up/640Kbps down ADSL. Cable Modem through the local cable company is the same price, but DSL holds a larger market share where I am from, Minot, ND.
I believe we all know the story about how kids would go to local arcades and scratch part of the marquee off so that the P in puck would become the F in, well you know the word..;)
Look, I'm a fan of Sega but they did not get bullied out of the game hardware market. They screwed themselves. First of with releasing game systems too early, i.e. Sega CD, Saturn and Dreamcast. Also Sega's marketing effort was crap. They spent very little money to market their very good systems. But the lack of 3rd party development for Sega game systems certainly didn't help either.
just my two cents
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I bet the MPAA submitted this site to Slashdot because they are too cheap to sue Film88 and shut them down themselves, so they just have us do it for free.
So I guess that means that he is planning to launch the rocket from his backyard, which if launched from US soil would probably be somewhat illegal.
They have interns to tongue them.
Should we call them Oreos instead?
In a world where it seems that everything needs to be bigger to better, this laptop seems to fit nowhere. No doubt it may be cool, but in a world where SUVs are king and big modded out computer cases are the shiznit, computers that are continually shrinking don't really follow the trend. And these new small laptops are so freakin' expensive, too.
Hypocritical? Maybe. Its impossible to get around this traffic filter because its not even on location. Its located 500 miles away at the district hub. Yes there is new P2P software coming out everyday, but we find out about them just as fast as the students do. Oh and we also block websites out that we deem inapropriate or that we think use to much bandwidth.
Yeah they could always take out the blue screen of death and the errors. Windows would run 100% better then.
At the school district where I work we block all P2P software from 6am to 4pm everyday. This way teachers or other network users can still use P2P software but without slowing down the entire network.
I don't imagine it would be a good idea to have one of these paint on screens in a home where small children are present. Kids tend to make a mess out of traditional monitors, but ones that cover an entire wall? Thats an accident waiting to happen.
If I am not mistaken, an online petition saved Family Guy the first time FOX threatened to can it. The response was so enormous to that petition, how could they not notice it?
I only pay $35 a month for my 1 Megabit Up/640Kbps down ADSL. Cable Modem through the local cable company is the same price, but DSL holds a larger market share where I am from, Minot, ND.
I believe we all know the story about how kids would go to local arcades and scratch part of the marquee off so that the P in puck would become the F in, well you know the word..;)
So thats why my friend hasn't stopped playing Everquest for the past 6 months? Damn you, Sony! Damn you to hell!
Look, I'm a fan of Sega but they did not get bullied out of the game hardware market. They screwed themselves. First of with releasing game systems too early, i.e. Sega CD, Saturn and Dreamcast. Also Sega's marketing effort was crap. They spent very little money to market their very good systems. But the lack of 3rd party development for Sega game systems certainly didn't help either. just my two cents
I have always loved websites where the background changes every half second to a different bright color. Great for causing seizures!