Verizon is deploying fiber lines for FTTP uses, they offer 30/5 for $200 which is still a lot more than you would pay in Japan for less, but really that the fastest a residential can get right now with out shelling $1000s for a 100/100 line. It's probably cheaper for it though if you live next to the railroad tracks since usually the fiber runs along them, but still it's a few thousand there. The 15/2 from Verizon seems pretty good for $50. They are already deploying fiber in my town of Yardley, PA in Bucks county, Keller TX has it, by next year there should be 8 million homes with it.
How is this a troll? Microsoft did screw Apple out the market before, why do you think that Apple only has a 3% desktop marketshare? They did it by getting OEM x86 PC manufactures to sell their OS. Since Microsoft isn't selling a hardware media player, they need exisiting MP3 manufactures. Sure it won't be as nice as the iPod and iTunes, but it didn't matter before either.
Which town are you talking about here, Newark, Camden, New Brunswick, Trenton? It's not like New Jersey is the most pleasent place to look at (unless you have money, Morris County is pretty nice to live in).
I still boycott the RIAA but I listen to Rush, Rush is an independent band atleast in Canada(they actually own their own copyrights, besides being great musicians they were smart thinkers back in the day), but in the US their music is distributed by Atlantic and Mercury (now part of Universal). To get around this to make sure Rush will get the most of my money off the sale, I have a friend buy it from Canada, then ship it to me, and I give him the money. Then I get the Anthem label only and the funny British spellings.
Me too, I use to be a Comcast customer, but I switch to Verizon, as they beat the RIAA in appeals court to protect their customers identities. They also are against INDUCE. I put my money where it will benifit me and Comcast sure wasn't benifiting me. Not that I'm a piraters, but fighting to keep my info private for any matter is a cause that is worthy to me.
I can see changes that should have never had to have been changes but done out of common sense, bolt cutters and knives should have never been allowed on airplanes, it's common sense, either pack them in a bag that's being checked in or don't bring them at all. This whole random search thing does shit except add delays at the airport. Matches shouldn't be allowed on airplanes and yet they are, what will it take to stop that, a shoe bomber who sucessfully blows up an airplane. Probably. Sept 11th happened out of lack of commonsense, and Dept. not wanting to share information with each other.
There was a warning of a terrorist attack days before Sept 11th, just center on the wrong part of the world.
They've been doing this from atleast the 1996 games in Atlanta, I don't know about before then, but I know atleast from 96' on they haven't let Pepsi inside. Now the whole fighting terrorism is new news to me.
This will only encourage users to get a copy of the full Windows version so that they won't be limited in what they can do.
Since this is directed at the Asian market, that student would just most likely go buy a pirated verison off the street for $5, so while this verison is suppose to stop piracy, it's only encouraging it even more.
I moved to Yardley, PA (right over from Trenton), one thing I noticed immediately from being a FMR. Jersey resident, PA people tailgate unbelieveably, and they know they do it. I have even seen signs that say, "No Tailgating Zone." Yet, they tell me Jersey drivers are terrible. I don't see how New Jersey ranks #1 for most expensive car insurance when you have asshole drivers in PA, it must be up there though because my insurance didn't drop a whole lot, and I haven't gotten a speeding ticket or other violation as of yet.
game is a buggy piece of shit, and I read a lot to make sure it just isn't the reviewer's machine. I started doing this after ST: Armada, anyone ever play it? I sure did and 5 minutes later it would crash to the desktop. Other than that I could care less what the guy/gal has to say.
Dasani is shit water though, in March there was a recall of Dasani because it had excess bromate, which long-term exposure to can elevate cancer, not only that, Dasani is just purfied-tap water, if I wanted that I might aswell by a Brita water filter.
However there are some bands still remaining that have say, Rush comes to mind. They own their copyrights through Anthem Entertainment, which they own 85% of. I don't know how Atlantic comes into play perhaps Atlantic Records gets exclusive rights to distribute their works in US of America and if they decide to change labels the work done under Altantic remains their to distribute but atleast in Canada they are independent.
Rush gets an unheard of payment per CD sold, something like $1.50 a CD, and their racking in something like $500,000 or more per night this tour from what I've seen.
Not that this will make you want to use Quicktime anymore after you read this but for those who do:
If you set the year in the Time/Date properties, a few years into the future, then start Quicktime and close it, and set the year back to 2004, Quicktime will stop nagging you to upgrade to Pro until it hits that date.
This is not a trolling attempt but this law SHOULD pass. This is a law that affects Joe Sixpack. The DMCA, that was a law that mainly affect the IT sector, but this law affects anyone who owns a computer, an iPod or anything else that could possibly be used for copyright infringement. People will finally see what crooks those elected leaders are, sure there is no such things as an honest politician and Joe Sixpack knows this, but he just may not know how their representatives are huge sellouts to corporations. Once all these Joe Sixpacks see what the hell is going on, something will be done. So let this law pass, it's the only way change will happen.
I live in Yardley, PA, I heard the first test areas are around Bergan County, NJ, somewhere in Florida, and somewhere in Texas. Hopefully Verizon won't fuck PA over again, after PA gave so many incentives for Verizon to build a broadband network in state.
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Verizon is deploying fiber lines for FTTP uses, they offer 30/5 for $200 which is still a lot more than you would pay in Japan for less, but really that the fastest a residential can get right now with out shelling $1000s for a 100/100 line. It's probably cheaper for it though if you live next to the railroad tracks since usually the fiber runs along them, but still it's a few thousand there. The 15/2 from Verizon seems pretty good for $50. They are already deploying fiber in my town of Yardley, PA in Bucks county, Keller TX has it, by next year there should be 8 million homes with it.
How is this a troll? Microsoft did screw Apple out the market before, why do you think that Apple only has a 3% desktop marketshare? They did it by getting OEM x86 PC manufactures to sell their OS. Since Microsoft isn't selling a hardware media player, they need exisiting MP3 manufactures. Sure it won't be as nice as the iPod and iTunes, but it didn't matter before either.
Which town are you talking about here, Newark, Camden, New Brunswick, Trenton? It's not like New Jersey is the most pleasent place to look at (unless you have money, Morris County is pretty nice to live in).
Microsoft also got in trouble I think in New York for the MSN butterfly
I still boycott the RIAA but I listen to Rush, Rush is an independent band atleast in Canada(they actually own their own copyrights, besides being great musicians they were smart thinkers back in the day), but in the US their music is distributed by Atlantic and Mercury (now part of Universal). To get around this to make sure Rush will get the most of my money off the sale, I have a friend buy it from Canada, then ship it to me, and I give him the money. Then I get the Anthem label only and the funny British spellings.
Me too, I use to be a Comcast customer, but I switch to Verizon, as they beat the RIAA in appeals court to protect their customers identities. They also are against INDUCE. I put my money where it will benifit me and Comcast sure wasn't benifiting me. Not that I'm a piraters, but fighting to keep my info private for any matter is a cause that is worthy to me.
I'm surprised that it took this long.
I'm still waiting for the virus to be made that replaced the users background with the goatse.cx (or goat.cx, nowadays) man.
I can see changes that should have never had to have been changes but done out of common sense, bolt cutters and knives should have never been allowed on airplanes, it's common sense, either pack them in a bag that's being checked in or don't bring them at all. This whole random search thing does shit except add delays at the airport. Matches shouldn't be allowed on airplanes and yet they are, what will it take to stop that, a shoe bomber who sucessfully blows up an airplane. Probably. Sept 11th happened out of lack of commonsense, and Dept. not wanting to share information with each other.
There was a warning of a terrorist attack days before Sept 11th, just center on the wrong part of the world.
Harry Lang, Executive Director of Interactive Product Development for Paramount Pictures said in that Trek gaming was not dead and that there would be an announcement before the years-end could this be the first step in reviving Trek games? Is Viacom going solo and cutting out third party developers?
They've been doing this from atleast the 1996 games in Atlanta, I don't know about before then, but I know atleast from 96' on they haven't let Pepsi inside. Now the whole fighting terrorism is new news to me.
If you have a machine built with in the last 2 - 3 years and run Half Life using the OpenGL render, then you should have no problems.
The stock is no longer being shorted as it's below $5, and it considered a "penny stock"
This will only encourage users to get a copy of the full Windows version so that they won't be limited in what they can do.
Since this is directed at the Asian market, that student would just most likely go buy a pirated verison off the street for $5, so while this verison is suppose to stop piracy, it's only encouraging it even more.
I moved to Yardley, PA (right over from Trenton), one thing I noticed immediately from being a FMR. Jersey resident, PA people tailgate unbelieveably, and they know they do it. I have even seen signs that say, "No Tailgating Zone." Yet, they tell me Jersey drivers are terrible. I don't see how New Jersey ranks #1 for most expensive car insurance when you have asshole drivers in PA, it must be up there though because my insurance didn't drop a whole lot, and I haven't gotten a speeding ticket or other violation as of yet.
That is pretty high, you should move to a state like New Jersey.
game is a buggy piece of shit, and I read a lot to make sure it just isn't the reviewer's machine. I started doing this after ST: Armada, anyone ever play it? I sure did and 5 minutes later it would crash to the desktop. Other than that I could care less what the guy/gal has to say.
Dasani is shit water though, in March there was a recall of Dasani because it had excess bromate, which long-term exposure to can elevate cancer, not only that, Dasani is just purfied-tap water, if I wanted that I might aswell by a Brita water filter.
However there are some bands still remaining that have say, Rush comes to mind. They own their copyrights through Anthem Entertainment, which they own 85% of. I don't know how Atlantic comes into play perhaps Atlantic Records gets exclusive rights to distribute their works in US of America and if they decide to change labels the work done under Altantic remains their to distribute but atleast in Canada they are independent.
Rush gets an unheard of payment per CD sold, something like $1.50 a CD, and their racking in something like $500,000 or more per night this tour from what I've seen.
or Fix or Repair Daily, or Found on Road, Dead. (I assume the last one applies if your using stock Firestone tires).
Not that this will make you want to use Quicktime anymore after you read this but for those who do:
If you set the year in the Time/Date properties, a few years into the future, then start Quicktime and close it, and set the year back to 2004, Quicktime will stop nagging you to upgrade to Pro until it hits that date.
This is not a trolling attempt but this law SHOULD pass. This is a law that affects Joe Sixpack. The DMCA, that was a law that mainly affect the IT sector, but this law affects anyone who owns a computer, an iPod or anything else that could possibly be used for copyright infringement. People will finally see what crooks those elected leaders are, sure there is no such things as an honest politician and Joe Sixpack knows this, but he just may not know how their representatives are huge sellouts to corporations. Once all these Joe Sixpacks see what the hell is going on, something will be done. So let this law pass, it's the only way change will happen.
I live in Yardley, PA, I heard the first test areas are around Bergan County, NJ, somewhere in Florida, and somewhere in Texas. Hopefully Verizon won't fuck PA over again, after PA gave so many incentives for Verizon to build a broadband network in state.
The 54.47% of shares that are shorted might have something to do with it.
What a Scheduler is.