Molly also appears in Johnny Mnemonic (the short story) I believe, it's been a while since I read Burning Chrome, but I think she takes Johnny to the dolphin.
I'm also in the UK, so I'm not sure, but I think the US matteresses (sp?) have 'it is illegal to remove this tag', and nothing else....... Or maybe a fire warning, written on a tag at the end.
Maybe they were expecting a 2gb drive at a low price, and when they heard it had a 4gb drive, realised that this was going to cost a little more than they thought...
That's a good idea, I can see them being used instead of receipts for refunds, as it shows when the item was bought, as well as any receipt does.
I can't see the discount working, as it could be removed afterwards, but saying the extended warrantly is only valid if the tag is working, could work well.
Well, it's almost exactly the same, just with the difference of where the data is stored. I guess this allows easier transactions, to people who have a card (via a hook on keyring) but not access to the servers.
There could be a problem if they aren't disabled after purchase, what if you went into another shop, and got charged again? Or the same shop, wearing the T-shirt you bought from them a couple of days ago?
However, in the UK (where I live) as soon as the letter is put in the post box it becomes property of the Crown, until it is delivered. That's why you can't take it out if you change your mind.
Actually, the Oracle never quite tells Neo he is not the one.
O - "But"
N - "I'm not the one"
O - "Sorry kid"
She never said the very words that he wasn't the one, Neo was the one who said that. Although it was heavily implied.
Therefore it will never stop, and there can be no given percentage. Like what percentage of 10 is 9.9 reoccurring? It's impossible, an irrational number.
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Molly also appears in Johnny Mnemonic (the short story) I believe, it's been a while since I read Burning Chrome, but I think she takes Johnny to the dolphin.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm also in the UK, so I'm not sure, but I think the US matteresses (sp?) have 'it is illegal to remove this tag', and nothing else....... Or maybe a fire warning, written on a tag at the end.
License plates are sold all the time here in the UK, just open any car magazine, and you'll see a few pages dedicated to them...
All Rolex's do, but I haven't seen very many other watches which do. I have a couple of analogue watches, and they all have discrete motion.
Maybe they were expecting a 2gb drive at a low price, and when they heard it had a 4gb drive, realised that this was going to cost a little more than they thought...
Maybe he was dictating?
I imagine they mean a audio cd, compressed at 128kps, about 50 meg or so.
CD-ROM-Directories Seem to do this, but they aren't cheap my any means. It would be good to see them distributed as standard on CD, by the company.
You do anyway, sadly. If you use it, you need permission. :(
Even if it's for your own use, or not commercially.
I can't see the discount working, as it could be removed afterwards, but saying the extended warrantly is only valid if the tag is working, could work well.
Agreed, that would be by far the best solution.
Well, it's almost exactly the same, just with the difference of where the data is stored. I guess this allows easier transactions, to people who have a card (via a hook on keyring) but not access to the servers.
Slashdot ran a story on this back in March, here's the link
Won't stop me on the other hand, I would want them killed immediately, or just removed, so I could carry them with me if I wanted.
There could be a problem if they aren't disabled after purchase, what if you went into another shop, and got charged again? Or the same shop, wearing the T-shirt you bought from them a couple of days ago?
It was in the article as well.
Exactly, the price is only really there to allow the shops to make money selling it, and paying for the transportation to get it there.
I don't know about any other sums, but you can only use 1 and 2 pence coins for transactions up to £10.
Any more and they aren't legal tender.
However, in the UK (where I live) as soon as the letter is put in the post box it becomes property of the Crown, until it is delivered.
That's why you can't take it out if you change your mind.
Actually, Gaim is now avaliable for win32 machines, although I'm not sure if it has logging, I would imagine it did.
Ah, genius... welcome to my friends list.
Actually, the Oracle never quite tells Neo he is not the one. O - "But" N - "I'm not the one" O - "Sorry kid" She never said the very words that he wasn't the one, Neo was the one who said that. Although it was heavily implied.
Therefore it will never stop, and there can be no given percentage. Like what percentage of 10 is 9.9 reoccurring? It's impossible, an irrational number.
What about 2? It's an even number, and prime. Look it up if you don't believe me.
Now, now, the Zion rave scene wasn't that bad...
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