Yes, similar except with microcraters, no clay minerals, no water, billion year old glass spheroids (which would be broken up by water on Earth) and evidence of exposure to radiation that could not be produced on Earth. Other than that they are pretty much the same.
Explain the hundreds of pounds of moon rocks returned to Earth which have been independently verified thousands of times (many times by labs outside the United States).
Every sensible person knows that a space craft that is shielded enough, and large enough to allow a human to survive outside our magnetosphere would be too heavy to reach escape velocity. That is why a human has never left Earth's orbit... Apollo indeed!
I've done the math. It would take shielding 100x stronger than the stuff I use to build the hats that keep the psychotronic weapons from affecting my brain!
We already give huge amounts of money on food and water and electricity for various countries. I don't think that a few bucks for X-Box live are poorly spent. I do however believe you are against the soldiers being comfortable, but you are unwilling to say that. Otherwise why would you want money used to make them comfortable reallocated to another purpose which receives many magnitudes greater funding.
If something has DRM that you find to be unacceptable just do not buy it. Of course the problem you will have with this is that others who do not care will continue to buy it, and losing you as a customer will probably not be the companies biggest concern.
This is the wrong way to think. You shouldn't have any say in what people buy besides what you vote with your wallet. It is very democratic, you see?
If people generally don't care about DRM the sales of the crippled product will not be affected. If they do care then the sales will drop, and DRM will be redesigned or removed. The only possible problem anyone could have with this is that they want a greater say in the matter than "Joe and Jane Six-Pack" as the typical consumer is usually referred to here.
Actually the origin of the term would suggest that he is sitting in a slowly moving boat with his fishing line out behind it waiting for a newb to bite.
The only thing that could really exists outside of Second Life is textures, and from what I've seen Second Life needs as many textures as it can get its hands on (it has horrible graphics).
Says Phillips, 'Dynamics were impressive, imaging was nuanced and detailed, and the frequency extremes sounded extended and natural.'"
What typical audiophile fluff. Why don't audiophiles ever give any opinion that is actually backed up with data. Oh yes, because if they might find out the oxygen-free 00 gauge speaker wire that they paid $10,000 for doesn't make the music taste anymore like caramel than the normal stuff.
They are giving the comics away. Look at the friggin website! Do you want them to give actual physical books away? If so, I hope you never try to run a business.
Okay, in your unlikely conspiracy scenario it gets developed, bought by the oil companies, held back for 17 years, and then becomes public domain.
Without patents this is what would happen: Person or persons would like to start a company that makes cheap solar cells. Person or persons realize that if they produce these cheap solar cells they will have to spend money. They then realize that without patent protection another company will start selling their product and be able to undercut them because this other company does not have any development costs to recoup. Person does not develop solar panels, and in 17 years we still don't have these solar panels. Slashdotters say, "Sell support to recoup development costs," while drinking tang in their parents basement.
I already killed one GBA when I tried installing an afterburner. Never ever ever ever ever again! (I think I moved the canned air too close to the LCD and the extreme cold killed it)
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Guy 2: Sure, why not. My night minutes are free anyway.
Guy 1: *Swipe* Thanks.
Guy 2: Hey, did you just buy movie tickets?
Yes, similar except with microcraters, no clay minerals, no water, billion year old glass spheroids (which would be broken up by water on Earth) and evidence of exposure to radiation that could not be produced on Earth. Other than that they are pretty much the same.
Explain the hundreds of pounds of moon rocks returned to Earth which have been independently verified thousands of times (many times by labs outside the United States).
You should write to them. I bet those 70 year old men would like to know that they died of radiation exposure decades ago!
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin would like a "word" with you.
I've done the math. It would take shielding 100x stronger than the stuff I use to build the hats that keep the psychotronic weapons from affecting my brain!
We already give huge amounts of money on food and water and electricity for various countries. I don't think that a few bucks for X-Box live are poorly spent. I do however believe you are against the soldiers being comfortable, but you are unwilling to say that. Otherwise why would you want money used to make them comfortable reallocated to another purpose which receives many magnitudes greater funding.
McDonald's to Consider Fastfood Governance Under Mayor McCheese.
Mexico to Consider Nevada Governance Under France.
George Costanza to Consider Jerkstore Governance Under they're running out of you.
In Soviet Russia U.N. to Consider Internet Governance Under WSIS.
That was actually pretty funny.
This is the wrong way to think. You shouldn't have any say in what people buy besides what you vote with your wallet. It is very democratic, you see?
If people generally don't care about DRM the sales of the crippled product will not be affected. If they do care then the sales will drop, and DRM will be redesigned or removed. The only possible problem anyone could have with this is that they want a greater say in the matter than "Joe and Jane Six-Pack" as the typical consumer is usually referred to here.
Actually the origin of the term would suggest that he is sitting in a slowly moving boat with his fishing line out behind it waiting for a newb to bite.
The only thing that could really exists outside of Second Life is textures, and from what I've seen Second Life needs as many textures as it can get its hands on (it has horrible graphics).
When you cure cancer you can release the cure under the GPL, but I don't see that happening anytime soon.
He's a diabetic who is basically clinging on to life. It won't be much of a fight unless the player character is a little old lady.
If you rip with AAC in iTunes it attaches no DRM to it at all. Also AAC > OGG.
Sure, I knew ya could.
What typical audiophile fluff. Why don't audiophiles ever give any opinion that is actually backed up with data. Oh yes, because if they might find out the oxygen-free 00 gauge speaker wire that they paid $10,000 for doesn't make the music taste anymore like caramel than the normal stuff.
I thinking it is!
They are giving the comics away. Look at the friggin website! Do you want them to give actual physical books away? If so, I hope you never try to run a business.
The price comes from the Gee-Whiz Factor (TM).
Without patents this is what would happen: Person or persons would like to start a company that makes cheap solar cells. Person or persons realize that if they produce these cheap solar cells they will have to spend money. They then realize that without patent protection another company will start selling their product and be able to undercut them because this other company does not have any development costs to recoup. Person does not develop solar panels, and in 17 years we still don't have these solar panels. Slashdotters say, "Sell support to recoup development costs," while drinking tang in their parents basement.
Actually, I destroyed it like 2 days before the GBA SP was announced. So the "give-up in despair" option seemed best.
I already killed one GBA when I tried installing an afterburner. Never ever ever ever ever again! (I think I moved the canned air too close to the LCD and the extreme cold killed it)
Bill Gates: Why make billions when you can make... millions!
Yes because a consistently profitable company with five billion dollars in their coffers needs to be bought out to survive.