I just upgraded from Window XP to WIndows 7 now you want to tell me you're planning windows 8 already with in the year? It's not like windows seven is another vista, it's a solid OS and is remarkably stable, why do I want Windows 8?
What you've never heard of the every other windows curse? It''s like the star trek movie curse
Win 2k was great
Win Me Sucked balls
Win Xp was pretty good
Win Vista was smoking crack
Win 7 is usable
The summary conveniently fails to mention that it comes with an autograph of the first man to set foot on the moon, one of the men who actually raised the flag on the moon. The autograph is on a photo of the flag raising so the flag scrap seems to be something to enhance the signature.
so.... for 100K you don't just get some fabric, you also get some ink on a piece of paper?
My dad owned the same electric can opener my whole life, which is to say it over 30 years old.
My dad owned the same clothes dryer my whole life, which is to say it over 30 years old.
I cant find an electric can opener that lasts 6 months.
Therefore I say:
The Chinese need to learn to make things.
America, Fuck yea.
I don't think you get it... When you make a product that lasts, you destroy all future sales.
Here's hoping you're not actually serious about that..
Maybe not abolished, but limited...
My personally belief is we would be better off if the original term of copyrights and patents were returned to their 14 year limit they were set at in 1790. Keep all the other goodness, But if someone can write one book and live of the proceeds for the rest of their life I don't see how it can continue contributing to the arts more then being in the public domain. they should be required to add something useful every decade or so.
We will now proceed to the obligatory 579 posts as follows -
"This is bunk. In [Insert City], [carrier A] sucks donkey balls. [Carrier B] is much better!"
"Are you joking? [Carrier B] STINKS here in [City C]. I love [Carrier A]! "
"I wish I could just buy a phone that makes calls!"...followed by anecdotes about cell coverage, speed and pricing in Korea.
Pffft.... Clearly you've never used [Carrier F], Otherwise you wouldn't be complaining about [Carrier A] and [Carrier B]
Chrome is good enough for checking the Mail/News/Comics, But you should use 2 browsers anyway. One where you want to be tracked, and one where you don't. I don't expect Chrome to work with Tor, but sometimes I need to be able to have one big account so i can be tied in to automatically download the app i clicked on to my phone. And I'm sure as hell not going to use IE.
Just to think out loud, How would a signal transmit from 1000M below sea floor? I am guessing that it could transmit while it's still floating but afterwards as it's sinking, would it still work?
Easy just use a detachable SOFAR tethered buoy. Once the device sinks(pressure detector?) it releases the buoy that is designed in two parts, one part floats to the surface to get a GPS fix, the middle part stays in the sound channel.
A better question is how you expect to keep your container at the bottom of the Marianas dry, and better yet how to recover it.
Chasing floating containers might be worth it, But after they've been sunk, I don't think finding them would be the expensive part.
"In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial..."
In my mind this should of happened years ago. If they have instant replay in football why can't I have the same ability to challenge the transcript in a court room? I'm not saying this data needs to be live streamed over the internet, But I think it needs to be available to the public in some means.
Ignoring Cost, World of warcraft is worth consideration. It's pretty much a cartoon masquerading as a Adventure game, And from a newbie prospective it's pretty vast.
Actually, SGU at $2.5mil was cheap. Maybe not as cheap as SyFy wanted it to be, but it's cheaper than the average US show, which costs $3mil per episode these days. And that's the average price. Some network shows go up to $4 mil per episode. Cable shows are usually cheaper. "Mad Men" costs $2.5mil per episode too btw (started at $2.3mil in 2008 according to NYTimes).
Maybe that's why they couldn't afford anyone who could act.
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I just upgraded from Window XP to WIndows 7 now you want to tell me you're planning windows 8 already with in the year? It's not like windows seven is another vista, it's a solid OS and is remarkably stable, why do I want Windows 8?
What you've never heard of the every other windows curse? It''s like the star trek movie curse
Win 2k was great
Win Me Sucked balls
Win Xp was pretty good
Win Vista was smoking crack
Win 7 is usable
you might as well not even bother checking out 8
The summary conveniently fails to mention that it comes with an autograph of the first man to set foot on the moon, one of the men who actually raised the flag on the moon. The autograph is on a photo of the flag raising so the flag scrap seems to be something to enhance the signature.
so.... for 100K you don't just get some fabric, you also get some ink on a piece of paper?
My dad owned the same electric can opener my whole life, which is to say it over 30 years old. My dad owned the same clothes dryer my whole life, which is to say it over 30 years old.
I cant find an electric can opener that lasts 6 months.
Therefore I say: The Chinese need to learn to make things.
America, Fuck yea.
I don't think you get it... When you make a product that lasts, you destroy all future sales.
Here's hoping you're not actually serious about that ..
Maybe not abolished, but limited...
My personally belief is we would be better off if the original term of copyrights and patents were returned to their 14 year limit they were set at in 1790. Keep all the other goodness, But if someone can write one book and live of the proceeds for the rest of their life I don't see how it can continue contributing to the arts more then being in the public domain. they should be required to add something useful every decade or so.
The whole discussion of a Chinese Firewall is purely academic. It takes only about $2/month to go around it.
The average income in China is about $5 a day. They aren't worried about foreigners getting on the unfiltered web.
Wow, Who would of thought the Entertainment Software Association Would support open source?
um.... Why not just use a boot disc to clear the MBR/infected files?
We will now proceed to the obligatory 579 posts as follows - "This is bunk. In [Insert City], [carrier A] sucks donkey balls. [Carrier B] is much better!" "Are you joking? [Carrier B] STINKS here in [City C]. I love [Carrier A]! " "I wish I could just buy a phone that makes calls!" ...followed by anecdotes about cell coverage, speed and pricing in Korea.
Pffft.... Clearly you've never used [Carrier F], Otherwise you wouldn't be complaining about [Carrier A] and [Carrier B]
and honestly I dont see the appeal, its clunky IMO
Android integration
I didn't RTFA, But I transfer apps from my PC to my Smartphone all the time. It's called VNC!
Yes I do. All clocks in my house tend to lose or gain a few minutes over 2-3 weeks.
Funny, all my clocks seem to auto-update themselves from some signal in the ether
3 seconds a day. But twice a year people manually change the time due to summer time.
Wait... You check the accuracy of the minutes when daylight savings comes rather then just hitting the +1 hour button?
Profits > Safety
Safety > Freedom
Ergo...
Profits > Freedom
Clearly this is what the founders intended
I'd love to see brain scans of someone on LSD
Believe it or not, Making a chip the size of a football field isn't really the best idea.
Meh.... Cry me a river....
Chrome is good enough for checking the Mail/News/Comics, But you should use 2 browsers anyway. One where you want to be tracked, and one where you don't. I don't expect Chrome to work with Tor, but sometimes I need to be able to have one big account so i can be tied in to automatically download the app i clicked on to my phone. And I'm sure as hell not going to use IE.
Isn't Dreamweaver still around? I seem to remember it doing a pretty good job coloring my code. Plus the instant preview was kinda nice.
Just to think out loud, How would a signal transmit from 1000M below sea floor? I am guessing that it could transmit while it's still floating but afterwards as it's sinking, would it still work?
Easy just use a detachable SOFAR tethered buoy. Once the device sinks(pressure detector?) it releases the buoy that is designed in two parts, one part floats to the surface to get a GPS fix, the middle part stays in the sound channel. A better question is how you expect to keep your container at the bottom of the Marianas dry, and better yet how to recover it. Chasing floating containers might be worth it, But after they've been sunk, I don't think finding them would be the expensive part.
ts a wise man who offers a solution.
C2H5OH in H2O is the solution.
What was the problem again?
Hea don't leave out the H6C12O6 and CH3CH2CH2COOCH2CH3
you mean it is not for mining bitcoins?
Nah If they were going to mine bitcoins they would gone with ATI.
"In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial..."
In my mind this should of happened years ago. If they have instant replay in football why can't I have the same ability to challenge the transcript in a court room? I'm not saying this data needs to be live streamed over the internet, But I think it needs to be available to the public in some means.
Is JSmith@gmail.com really that different then 867-5309?
Ignoring Cost, World of warcraft is worth consideration. It's pretty much a cartoon masquerading as a Adventure game, And from a newbie prospective it's pretty vast.
10,000 emails? What is that after you filter out the spam, like 50?
Actually, SGU at $2.5mil was cheap. Maybe not as cheap as SyFy wanted it to be, but it's cheaper than the average US show, which costs $3mil per episode these days. And that's the average price. Some network shows go up to $4 mil per episode. Cable shows are usually cheaper. "Mad Men" costs $2.5mil per episode too btw (started at $2.3mil in 2008 according to NYTimes).
Maybe that's why they couldn't afford anyone who could act.