I'm sure with a little duct tape and elbow grease that plant can opened once again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Power_Demonstration
Yes I used to live in Deep River, and my father used to work in Rolphton. It's not the middle of nowhere contrary to popular belief.
I buy 100 spindles of blank DVD's for 29.99$ + Harper Tax, on a regular basis. That's 435GB (or so) of space that "can" be used to store "downloaded music". As long as the levies are of a sized-based nature and not based on the MSRP of a product I see no issues with this kind of system. As long as the money goes to the people it should go to, I'd rather have that AND my arse covered in case the RIAA people find a way to invade Canada.
For every single post that cries about "I never break the law" there are hundreds (thousands?) more who don't have a voice on this site and download songs off the intarwebs like it's going out of style. Try to have some perspective people.
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I'm sure with a little duct tape and elbow grease that plant can opened once again.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Power_Demonstration
Yes I used to live in Deep River, and my father used to work in Rolphton. It's not the middle of nowhere contrary to popular belief.
I guess expecting what should be "the norm" as susccess means you actually expect to be dissapointed every time?
I guess they got what was coming for them.
I hear Ben Bova has this solar-power-from-orbit thing all figured out!
I buy 100 spindles of blank DVD's for 29.99$ + Harper Tax, on a regular basis. That's 435GB (or so) of space that "can" be used to store "downloaded music". As long as the levies are of a sized-based nature and not based on the MSRP of a product I see no issues with this kind of system. As long as the money goes to the people it should go to, I'd rather have that AND my arse covered in case the RIAA people find a way to invade Canada.
For every single post that cries about "I never break the law" there are hundreds (thousands?) more who don't have a voice on this site and download songs off the intarwebs like it's going out of style. Try to have some perspective people.
If it was true or not, I would still be equally baffled. (which may be the purpose of the article)
Can technology fix the technology that broke the healthcare system that was never correct in the first place?
It's everywhere your security wants to be.
One of the screenies has it. Doubles the price though, I suppose.
http://www.classmatepc.com/photos/cmpc-3.jpg
I'll just stick to my plain-old "free" music thankyouverymuch!
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Welcome our new 100-million color-seeing overlordesses.
Since CBC has a budget the same as most of it's viewership yearly income (yea rly), no wonder it reccomends Linux as a viable alternative to Window$.
15 million Canadians still agree that "Starbucks" should be blacklisted.
Never in a million years did I expect this to happen.
And likewise all the actors from Farscape and Star Trek they seem to like keep hiring and firing them.
Is a junk site. Stay away if you value you er, values. YES! another pen is contest!
So basically the movie will have the title credits and the end credits. Small files though.
Why is nothing there only considered news here when some fancy schmany outfit says the same thing many months later?
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El Reg users have known it sucks to be an Aussie if you want online tunes for a long damn time.
I'm pretty sure they got everything under control down there.
Nobody ever reads El Reg or Inq. Not news, I read it last week.
The gateway 21" Widescreen. Sure it's more but it's the best monitor out there today in that price range and size. PiP is so slick.
People still go to museums?
,since AT&T is Blizzard's ISP of choice, all us WoW user's connections have gone to hell in a handbasket.
"Why do users revert back to email as soon as they hit a snag in the system?"
The better question is: Why do users revert back to sticky notes and phone-tag as soon as they hit a snag on the Exchange servers?
Or...Why do commuters revert back to driving cars to work as soon as they hit a snag in the public tansit system?
People, in general, are lazy and will do things that they have been doing for a long time. Path of least resistance FTW.