While i'm probably not qualified to comment as I don't have cable... I discovered Eureka on Netflix and must say it's a fun show. Kind of like Star Trek meets CSI if you will. It's definitely not hardcore science fiction, but it's a start.
I'm sure i'm the 100th person to say this, but with services like Hulu (for new episodes) and Netflix Streaming (for back seasons) this seems silly. I cut my cable off 2 years ago and still manage to watch any tv program I want. If it's streaming next day, I watch it there, the commercials don't bug me. If the network is too stubborn to stream it with commercials and risk a little revenue loss, I pirate it. It's all about ease for me.
The networks need to wise up quick. I'd gladly pay discovery channel direct for on demand streaming access to there most recent shows, but I don't want to buy it as part of a package full of 100 channels i'm not interested in, and I don't want to have to bend my schedule around when they think the programs should air, and I know i'm not alone on this.
All that could be true enough, I'm no expert. However, looking at it from outside I see that there is a demand for the product. Until we find another viable method of powering these missions there will be a continuing demand. Wouldn't it make sense to produce it in country under our regulations rather than importing it? Would importing it be any cheaper/safer?
Seems like the US is passing on, or simply overlooking an opportunity to create a new small industry, making what is sure to be a product with increasing demand.
What a dumb question. Read my post again, throw away your keyboard (to prevent this from happening again), and go play Plants vs Zombies (no need for a keyboard!)
Wait til it's figured out by the masses that you can use these disks to view porn with out the wife being able to spot it in the history. Banking has never been so exciting!
This is silly, all girls will game if given the proper introduction. Find yourself a girl irl and find a game you can play together, work up to the games you want to play, though there is no promise she'll like it I suppose.
I'm currently trying to see if I can get my girlfriend hooked on RTS games in-time for Starcraft II, she's hooked on Plants vs. Zombies, now I just need to find a good game to transition with.
I enjoy changing my neighbors unsecured default passworded ap's ssid to something sure to catch their attention, and encourage them to secure their wireless.
It's always a tough call when you're talking about life and death and major elective surgeries. But I find myself thinking this is a good thing, that makes sense?
I can't believe the author didn't feel the need to disclose his day to day phone. As a long time Blackberry owner I'm sure my results would be just as skewed towards the Bold 9700. However, I've seen an iPhone user on a Blackberry and can't say they quite got it first try.
They also don't mention whether or not they have to look down to find keys?
90-110 using only a few fingers sounds fast. At least to me, as a touch typer who hovers around 85wmp.
I'm sure you didnt put the latest version of all your software on that 133. Why then should you expect to be able to put the latest version of mozilla? Sure the latest version of opera may work fine but none the less if you tried to put on a new version of mozilla whos to blame?
True, But im am happy to live with a program that might not be up to par with a pay program just so I dont have to support the company that makes it. Its not about the money its about principles.
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let's just throw the bill gates/borg icon on it too.
>> The problem isn't that people are idiots... The problem is that the OS trusts random USB sticks." Couldn't it still be a little of both?
While i'm probably not qualified to comment as I don't have cable... I discovered Eureka on Netflix and must say it's a fun show. Kind of like Star Trek meets CSI if you will. It's definitely not hardcore science fiction, but it's a start.
wait, you mean a limited digital magazine can't compete with the entire internet? This is the kind of news I come to slashdot for.
looks like it's time to buy an ipad... for the articles...
I'm sure i'm the 100th person to say this, but with services like Hulu (for new episodes) and Netflix Streaming (for back seasons) this seems silly. I cut my cable off 2 years ago and still manage to watch any tv program I want. If it's streaming next day, I watch it there, the commercials don't bug me. If the network is too stubborn to stream it with commercials and risk a little revenue loss, I pirate it. It's all about ease for me. The networks need to wise up quick. I'd gladly pay discovery channel direct for on demand streaming access to there most recent shows, but I don't want to buy it as part of a package full of 100 channels i'm not interested in, and I don't want to have to bend my schedule around when they think the programs should air, and I know i'm not alone on this.
The settlement should involve setting up programs like this. http://ve3d.ign.com/videos/70914/PC/Sid-Meiers-Civilization-V/Trailer/Civ-Anonymous-Trailer One more round...
Just a few of the private big trackers account for hundreds of times more data transfer than your hippy rock fest recordings.
All that could be true enough, I'm no expert. However, looking at it from outside I see that there is a demand for the product. Until we find another viable method of powering these missions there will be a continuing demand. Wouldn't it make sense to produce it in country under our regulations rather than importing it? Would importing it be any cheaper/safer?
Seems like the US is passing on, or simply overlooking an opportunity to create a new small industry, making what is sure to be a product with increasing demand.
What a dumb question. Read my post again, throw away your keyboard (to prevent this from happening again), and go play Plants vs Zombies (no need for a keyboard!)
Wait til it's figured out by the masses that you can use these disks to view porn with out the wife being able to spot it in the history. Banking has never been so exciting!
This is silly, all girls will game if given the proper introduction. Find yourself a girl irl and find a game you can play together, work up to the games you want to play, though there is no promise she'll like it I suppose. I'm currently trying to see if I can get my girlfriend hooked on RTS games in-time for Starcraft II, she's hooked on Plants vs. Zombies, now I just need to find a good game to transition with.
Is that what lil' john is singing about?
I enjoy changing my neighbors unsecured default passworded ap's ssid to something sure to catch their attention, and encourage them to secure their wireless.
It's always a tough call when you're talking about life and death and major elective surgeries. But I find myself thinking this is a good thing, that makes sense?
I can't believe the author didn't feel the need to disclose his day to day phone. As a long time Blackberry owner I'm sure my results would be just as skewed towards the Bold 9700. However, I've seen an iPhone user on a Blackberry and can't say they quite got it first try.
I find it funny this story popped up around 2am est as well. Now back to facebook...
They also don't mention whether or not they have to look down to find keys? 90-110 using only a few fingers sounds fast. At least to me, as a touch typer who hovers around 85wmp.
Dont forget the most important part. A Gullible nation.
Whats more amazing? The fact that it is still defaced, or the fact that we have not successfully /.ed the webpage yet?
Very Little of The windows 3.1 Kernel is found in 2003 at all. The differences between 3.1/95/98/me and nt/2000/xp/2003 are massive under the hood.
I'm sure you didnt put the latest version of all your software on that 133. Why then should you expect to be able to put the latest version of mozilla? Sure the latest version of opera may work fine but none the less if you tried to put on a new version of mozilla whos to blame?
With the specs of your computer I dont think mozilla is really to blame. They produce a powerful package that needs more then you have to offer.
True, But im am happy to live with a program that might not be up to par with a pay program just so I dont have to support the company that makes it. Its not about the money its about principles.