Talking to a wireless engineer at Sony, they are really interested in finding a way of having ubiquitous 802.11 access everywhere. With devices like this, who can blame them.
Hmmm... downloading Sony music off a Sony WiFi point onto a Sony computer then burning Sony brand CD-Rs for all your friends with a Sony CD-RW driver sounds like fun.
Well, my current RPG, Earth and Beyond lets you download the entire client (a 1GB download) and then give you a free trial for 5 days before asking you to start a subcription.
IMHO, this is how all MMORPGs should work. Of course, EA didn't start doing that until January (game launched in October).
After seeing the text "TiGCC" I just thought of what the average secondary school teacher would do if they saw root@ti# On a calculator screen... That reaction alone would be a good reason to build minux/linux for those things, if theres enough room on the calculator that is. (Ti-83+ is out surely..)
Don't worry, the AC-130 that is IBM has its howitzer trained on SCO, just waiting for a decent opportunity to hit the fire button.
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Or perhaps they didn't miss all those things and just didn't feel the need to tell/have the time to make the decision to tell the general population about the events.
Heh you should rethink your premise.. that the Matrix is the same level of art as Shakespeare... Beethoven, JS Bach, Plato, Aristotle,... etc. Sure I love the Matrix, its a great movie but I think its pop-culture art not art like Shakespeare.
But Shakespeare's plays, Beethoven's Symphonies, JS Bach's masses, etc. were pop culture art, just as The Matrix is pop culture art today. Now whether The Matrix will be viewed as profound in the future will determine whether its truely on the same level. Its just something to think about.
Shakespeare wrote to entertain his audiences. The famous greek philosophers and playwrights wrote to entertain their audiences. Beethoven, JS Bach, Mozart, etc wrote their music to entertain his audience.
Why can't a modern movie designed to entertain this modern audience not be at the same level? Will secondary school English classes 200 years from now be analyzing 'The Matrix' as current students analyze 'Romeo and Juliet'? Its something to think about...
Isn't that somewhat saying that you don't need guns because you already have bayonets? And when your gun jams, you're going for that bayonet anyway so lets just skip the guns.
And then centralized command and control; knock that out and theres nobody to control the armies! So lets just throw everyone out there and say "conquer the nation" and it'll all work out!
More or less the same line of reasoning. I'd expect a squad to react to losing his GPS the same way he'd react to losing their comms or running out of ammunition....
Anyway, when did using faulty technology stop the military in the past? I seem to recall an absurd rate of duds in USN torpedos during WWII...
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Thats cool and all, but does it look like a Phaser?
Hmmm... downloading Sony music off a Sony WiFi point onto a Sony computer then burning Sony brand CD-Rs for all your friends with a Sony CD-RW driver sounds like fun.
Wow, some people are completely clueless of the situation.
Columbia survived the same thing a half dozen times before, this was nothing different according to information available to the engineers.
Additionally, theres no logistics for two shuttles in space. Houston cannot physically handle the information.
Even sadder, my English teacher used that song as an example of irony.
Now THATS ironic. I think.
So if you catch a cold you can't even get into the building?
Heres a tip to avoid most all of those problems:
NEVER upgrade a Microsoft OS! Install from SCRATCH!
So, do you advocate getting rid of gallop polls then?
That is unless they're coming in at a shallow approach with landing gear down flying close to their stall speed.
Well, my current RPG, Earth and Beyond lets you download the entire client (a 1GB download) and then give you a free trial for 5 days before asking you to start a subcription.
IMHO, this is how all MMORPGs should work. Of course, EA didn't start doing that until January (game launched in October).
But in reality they're still laughing at the lawsuit.
You must be new here.
After seeing the text "TiGCC" I just thought of what the average secondary school teacher would do if they saw
root@ti#
On a calculator screen... That reaction alone would be a good reason to build minux/linux for those things, if theres enough room on the calculator that is. (Ti-83+ is out surely..)
In other words: Watch out adobe! Acrobat is now illegal in Sweden!
"...copy books, and as I understand it, use software that is designed to help with any of these tasks, and many other things"
Hmmm... Mental note to not bring this laptop containing an entire book (my dad's) in QuarkXpress anywhere near Sweden.
Considering that this has already happened three times, I'm not too worried.
Of course this is irrelevant because the grandparent post specifically stated "Convicted criminal"
This folks is why the Sherman Anti-trust act was passed. If your attorney general doesn't file suit, impeach them for incompetance.
Don't worry, the AC-130 that is IBM has its howitzer trained on SCO, just waiting for a decent opportunity to hit the fire button.
Or perhaps they didn't miss all those things and just didn't feel the need to tell/have the time to make the decision to tell the general population about the events.
Now obviously they must have missed 9-11...
Shakespeare wrote to entertain his audiences. The famous greek philosophers and playwrights wrote to entertain their audiences. Beethoven, JS Bach, Mozart, etc wrote their music to entertain his audience.
Why can't a modern movie designed to entertain this modern audience not be at the same level? Will secondary school English classes 200 years from now be analyzing 'The Matrix' as current students analyze 'Romeo and Juliet'? Its something to think about...
Isn't that somewhat saying that you don't need guns because you already have bayonets? And when your gun jams, you're going for that bayonet anyway so lets just skip the guns.
And then centralized command and control; knock that out and theres nobody to control the armies! So lets just throw everyone out there and say "conquer the nation" and it'll all work out!
More or less the same line of reasoning. I'd expect a squad to react to losing his GPS the same way he'd react to losing their comms or running out of ammunition....
Anyway, when did using faulty technology stop the military in the past? I seem to recall an absurd rate of duds in USN torpedos during WWII...
Now, to find how to get into that universe...