Now I know that every time this is mentioned some Apple fanboy will pop up and say that AAC is open, but I've never found anything other than the iPod that can play it.
Wow. My Nokia N95 must be a figment of my imagination then. An AC says so.
My council was one of those piloting electronic counting. The main stated reason for doing so was to save time. They started counting on Thursday at 10pm. They declared the result the following Tuesday. With a manual count the result in usually known sometime on the Friday.
And, as the report linked from TFA points out, in a lot of Scottish constituencies the winning margin was less than the number of "spoilt" papers, meaning that, had they been counted, the outcome could have been completely different. I believe this is known as disenfranchisement.
Actually my Myth box gets its programme data straight off the digital TV feed over the air. No need to download anything else. This is Freeview DVB-T in the UK, BTW.
In the UK we manage 5 mobile networks. And yet we still have some of the highest mobile termination rates in the world. I can make cheaper calls to the other side of the world than I can to a friend's mobile in the same town as me.
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I've been telling people to fork off the internet for years
Yeah, I suspected that too after reading the linked article that said just that.
Thanks for the link but shouldn't you be concentrating on landing the probe instead of surfing Slashdot?
PNGs are perfectly acceptable. IE6 isn't.
XP has been telling me to use a USB2 port for years, sometimes even when a device is already in a USB2 port.
Well, he got half of his wish
Yes there has
I don't think you understand what "web design" is. A web designer doesn't go near a sql server.
And the caste system is part of Hinduism. What's your point?
Trademarks. You can use RH code under the GPL but they don't let you use their trademarks.
Now I know that every time this is mentioned some Apple fanboy will pop up and say that AAC is open, but I've never found anything other than the iPod that can play it.
Wow. My Nokia N95 must be a figment of my imagination then. An AC says so.
Wow. Now the trolls are on crack too.
My council was one of those piloting electronic counting. The main stated reason for doing so was to save time. They started counting on Thursday at 10pm. They declared the result the following Tuesday. With a manual count the result in usually known sometime on the Friday.
And, as the report linked from TFA points out, in a lot of Scottish constituencies the winning margin was less than the number of "spoilt" papers, meaning that, had they been counted, the outcome could have been completely different. I believe this is known as disenfranchisement.
Actually my Myth box gets its programme data straight off the digital TV feed over the air. No need to download anything else. This is Freeview DVB-T in the UK, BTW.
And mothers of young kids of course : http://www.boingboing.net/2007/06/14/tsa_detains_w oman_ov.html
Well the other way of looking at that is to say that your mobile price plan makes local calls as expensive as calls to a mobile ...
In the UK we manage 5 mobile networks. And yet we still have some of the highest mobile termination rates in the world. I can make cheaper calls to the other side of the world than I can to a friend's mobile in the same town as me.
T-Mobile ironically are the least restrictive when it comes to use VOIP over the data service. It's "discouraged" but not barred. Vodafone on the other hand bar it - even if they don't have a mechanism in place actually to detect it : http://leavingthedayjob.blogspot.com/2007/06/does- anyone-at-vodafone-understand.html
Copyright is the right to make copies. It has nothing to do with use.
Not that care, I
Is that you, Yoda?
OK. So you've got more money than sense and you chose Windows? I thought people usually choose Apple in that situation.
What if the camera is hovering over the public road filming me in my private dwelling?
My thoughts precisely. Glad I'm not the only one who's totally cynical.