And they usually demonstrate this by placing a job ad in the newspaper with impossibly high requirements(usually coupled with outrageously low salary), so they can say that no citizen was "qualified" for the job. All of you out-of-work techies are probably all to familiar with these job postings.
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Just because the M9 replaced the M1911 doesn't mean that the Colt was an inferior pistol.:)
AFAIK, none of the US military's special forces use the M9. I hear there are a lot of concern about the M9's long term durabilty. Something that I doubt could be said about the '1911. (IIRC, some indivdual pistols were in service for 50+ years.)
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The best you can do to ditch the Nextel phone, (I hope you aren't under contract) and get either a GPRS phone from ATT or Voicestream/T-Mobile, or get a CDMA2000 phone from Sprint.
Many people have been posting that they've had success using a SonyEricsson T68 w/GPRS service on their Macs for internet access. (over a bluetooth connection)
Although CDMA2000 is not quite as technologically advanced as WCDMA, it is still considered "3G" by the ITU.
I agree that Sprint marketing is usually far from truthful, (their ignorance of the actual meaning of term "PCS" is especially annoying) but they are correct to call it "3G".
Actually, the Taiwanese government is making a strong effort to crack down on the pirates. You can't find them on every street corner in Taiwan. And they actually cost about NT$100(~$3 US) a disc.
This comment doesn't make much sense. Taiwan is the economic leader of the entire R.O.C. If they use Windows for everything, then the rest of the R.O.C. will have to too, if they want it all to work right.
I guess if Taiwan uses it, the people on the Pescadores, Matsu, and Querny will have to as well.
I like it when the ink-jet printers in movies sound like dot-matrix printers. That the computers that make that little "tick" sound for every key press.
Do cop shows accurately depict cops?
Do westerns accurately depict cowboys?
Do war movies accurately depict soldiers?
Does pr0n accurately depict sex?
The list goes on...
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And they usually demonstrate this by placing a job ad in the newspaper with impossibly high requirements(usually coupled with outrageously low salary), so they can say that no citizen was "qualified" for the job. All of you out-of-work techies are probably all to familiar with these job postings.
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That's just what they tell the writers who earn a percentage of the profits.
I seem to get a lot more spam than "legitimate" email. I guess I must have fewer friends. :(
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AFAIK, none of the US military's special forces use the M9. I hear there are a lot of concern about the M9's long term durabilty. Something that I doubt could be said about the '1911. (IIRC, some indivdual pistols were in service for 50+ years.)
I thought TV without TiVo is "Slow TV"
The funny thing is that this happened on March 2, which is Texas Independence Day!!
All this article seems to be is an advertisement for this pricing software.
But if you burn it to CD, will you be able to still listen to it on your iPod. (without ripping that song back from the CDR)
In 1967, China was not a member of the United Nations.
Many people have been posting that they've had success using a SonyEricsson T68 w/GPRS service on their Macs for internet access. (over a bluetooth connection)
I agree that Sprint marketing is usually far from truthful, (their ignorance of the actual meaning of term "PCS" is especially annoying) but they are correct to call it "3G".
In case you haven't noticed, that's what journalism is all about these days. The writer is a journalist, what exactly do you expect?
Yeah, just ask Boeing and Hughes.
It's simple. Release only a Chinese-Language version in Taiwan.
Actually, the Taiwanese government is making a strong effort to crack down on the pirates. You can't find them on every street corner in Taiwan. And they actually cost about NT$100(~$3 US) a disc.
This comment doesn't make much sense.
Taiwan is the economic leader of the entire R.O.C. If they use Windows for everything, then the rest of the R.O.C. will have to too, if they want it all to work right.
I guess if Taiwan uses it, the people on the Pescadores, Matsu, and Querny will have to as well.
I was thinking the same thing.
Turns out, it's just talking about how they don't make much money.
Yeah, and we know that Microsoft would never sacrifice profits in order to put a competitor out of business.
I like it when the ink-jet printers in movies sound like dot-matrix printers. That the computers that make that little "tick" sound for every key press.
Do cop shows accurately depict cops?
Do westerns accurately depict cowboys?
Do war movies accurately depict soldiers?
Does pr0n accurately depict sex?
The list goes on...
Yeah. I read the book. It sucked.