If I can eat your cookies from my apartment without going in to yours, you must be throwing them through my window and yes I can eat them without your permission.
But your wifi network is extending itself into my apartment. If you want to claim ownership to something in my PRIVATE space, you really need to do something to announce that claim. An open network advertising the name "linksys" is not asserting any claim of ownership.
I'd like to see more "Scary Door", though a full length episode of that would be missing the point.
About halfway through Bender's Big Score, I got the "aren't we done yet?" feeling. But I got into it again after that. I'm used to watching 5 episodes at a time, though. I'm still looking forward to the remaining movies, and anything that might come after that.
I can't understand why they seem to think "F---" is less offensive than "Fuck" Anyone who reads that knows exactly what word is being obscured, and doing it just draws attention to the word. Lookee here, there was a "bad word" here, can you guess what it was? I knew that you could.
Installing games on the hard disk is great. Why should I have to get up and change disks just because I want to play a different game? I find myself playing Virtual Console games on my Wii a lot (not actually installed on a hard disk, but conceptually the same thing), because I don't want to get up to change the actual game disk. The problem is, most games on the PC still require the CD to be in the drive, even if all the relevant data has been copied over already.
Any of the games retailers I've seen, that's exactly the case. A small rack in the corner. Best Buy still has several rows of shelves, but Game Stop/EB Games has the single rack back by the much larger rack of used console games.
(The seller had no contact with me for 2 weeks after a sale, even though I paid her, so I left a "neutral", then the bitch shot back with a "negative" rating saying not to deal with me as a customer) The seller didn't contact you for 2 weeks after you paid, and you left neutral feedback? What does it take to get negative feedback from you?
You still need raw materials and energy. Some atoms are pretty cheap (oxygen, carbon, hydrogen), but if they thing you're replicating requires gold or other rarer elements that's going to make certain things cost a lot more than the IP of their design. And I don't even know how to estimate the energy involved, but I assume it will be non-trivial.
I respect people by letting them wear whatever they want. I expect the same respect out of them. Dressing appropriately mostly means not wearing shorts in winter when you're going to freeze your rear off.
Better yet, remove the reload entirely. Give people a chance to read each slide and hit "Next" when they're ready. Honest, people are smart enough to advance the pages themselves.
It runs on potential energy, but it is gravitational potential energy. A battery powered lamp also runs on potential energy, chemical potential energy stored in the batteries.
I've got a gamepad for the PC with a little stick you can screw in to the d-pad to use like this. Unfortunately, the screwhole ends up being a sharp edge that makes the pad a little hard on the thumb when using it without the stick.
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Or how about customerservice@companydomain.com, something they can actually reply to?
If I can eat your cookies from my apartment without going in to yours, you must be throwing them through my window and yes I can eat them without your permission.
But your wifi network is extending itself into my apartment. If you want to claim ownership to something in my PRIVATE space, you really need to do something to announce that claim. An open network advertising the name "linksys" is not asserting any claim of ownership.
I'd like to see more "Scary Door", though a full length episode of that would be missing the point.
About halfway through Bender's Big Score, I got the "aren't we done yet?" feeling. But I got into it again after that. I'm used to watching 5 episodes at a time, though. I'm still looking forward to the remaining movies, and anything that might come after that.
I can't understand why they seem to think "F---" is less offensive than "Fuck" Anyone who reads that knows exactly what word is being obscured, and doing it just draws attention to the word. Lookee here, there was a "bad word" here, can you guess what it was? I knew that you could.
That's not El Chupanibre. (points at larger uglier more vicious monster) That's El Chupanibre
Scientist: I have combined the DNA of the world's most evil animals to make the most evil creature of them all.
Man: It turns out it's Man.
Forget sucking blood. What about the obsessive desire to count everything you see?
Must have been really hot back then
Installing games on the hard disk is great. Why should I have to get up and change disks just because I want to play a different game? I find myself playing Virtual Console games on my Wii a lot (not actually installed on a hard disk, but conceptually the same thing), because I don't want to get up to change the actual game disk. The problem is, most games on the PC still require the CD to be in the drive, even if all the relevant data has been copied over already.
Any of the games retailers I've seen, that's exactly the case. A small rack in the corner. Best Buy still has several rows of shelves, but Game Stop/EB Games has the single rack back by the much larger rack of used console games.
She's playing all night, but the music's alright.
Or the dog. Then we can name the next element Goofonium
What's the point of that? You're supposed to go Trick-Or-Treating in the dark, that's part of the fun.
Better mess with the clocks some more so the New Year ticks over while it's light, too
The Broken Window effect says society as a whole does not benefit from a broken window. It doesn't say that the glassmakers don't benefit from it.
You still need raw materials and energy. Some atoms are pretty cheap (oxygen, carbon, hydrogen), but if they thing you're replicating requires gold or other rarer elements that's going to make certain things cost a lot more than the IP of their design. And I don't even know how to estimate the energy involved, but I assume it will be non-trivial.
I respect people by letting them wear whatever they want. I expect the same respect out of them. Dressing appropriately mostly means not wearing shorts in winter when you're going to freeze your rear off.
Only to show for 2 seconds before trying to advance to the next page and another 2 minute load.
So that's good, right? Who wants to be management?
Better yet, remove the reload entirely. Give people a chance to read each slide and hit "Next" when they're ready. Honest, people are smart enough to advance the pages themselves.
They should make one attached to your chair and powered by your own weight. Then the pop tarts and beer would make it work better.
It runs on potential energy, but it is gravitational potential energy. A battery powered lamp also runs on potential energy, chemical potential energy stored in the batteries.
I've got a gamepad for the PC with a little stick you can screw in to the d-pad to use like this. Unfortunately, the screwhole ends up being a sharp edge that makes the pad a little hard on the thumb when using it without the stick.
The joystick was as good as dead from the days of the NES, and there were no FPSs on consoles back then.