Well, there are professional photographers that burn through flash over the course of a sporting event. Though, I'm guessing they just put them in a container of sorts and sift through them all later.
No, its more like complaining that we don't want to buy any more minidiscs, even though sony is no longer the only one that makes them. Cd's are more ubiquitous, even if they might not be as advanced as the minidisc. My car stereo ( purchased 4 moths ago) only plays mp3s. Its vastly better supported than aac. That's why Amazon uses it.
Its actually less than that. Its a solution to a problem they would like to have. Its like offering investment advice to someone making minimum wage (the problem being what to do with excess money). People solve the problem that doesn't exist, hoping to cause the problem it would have fixed.
There are some real sickos here that very well might provide you with good sounding advice that may result in your death in this situation. You should really talk to someone offline that you trust.
Everyone here already knows what Microsoft does. Adding a $, doesn't inform anyone of anything, nor does it make an original point, nor does it have anything to do with the story. Its stupid (in other words, not cool). Anyone who uses it, comes across as lame. Its like making jokes about Gerald Ford's clumsiness. We get it all freaking ready. Its not funny anymore, if it ever was. Its like the "in Soviet Russia" meme, only that was funny at one point.
Why couldn't I just remove the gps sensor from my car and leave it in the garage? It hasn't moved => No tax for me!
If there is a tamper proof seal of some sort to prevent removal, I'll just create a little Faraday cage around it, with a gps signal generator inside to fake a constant location.
Science is built on reputation. If you have a good reputation, then people take your work seriously. If one of your publications is a hoax or fraud, your career is over. This smells like yesterday's fish's sweaty socks.
Hell, expect Blogoavich to issue a statement tomorrow disavowing any association with this guy or his publications. It smells that bad.
The laser in the video didn't cut anything. It wasn't powerful enough to ignite hydrogen. But I guess you could locate a balloon full of hydrogen match nearby then stand inches away with your dvd laser to ignite the match to explode the balloon to destroy the traffic camera. But, thats not the covert long distance bond type destruction you've been looking for.
Because, I'm not the guy that buys high end network gear. I'm the guy that wants to play with used high end network gear on the cheap. But I'm also the Guy that talks to other guys that buy high end network gear. So even if I wasn't going to buy myself, I could provide a sales lead to them if they brought their website usability factor up. Yahoo store fronts are more usable. Plus, if they are going to present themselves as an honest broker of used equipment, it would behoove them to present themselves as a professional operation worthy of my trust and moohla.
I know its possible. Just not going to be as easy an install as modern hardware. There are some pieces of hardware that just never got any support in Linux. I have 486's that won't take Linux, even old slackware, due to their old obscure ide controllers and/or the Packard bell label on front.
The thought of having openoffice on a 386 just makes me sick. Installing Linux on a 386 is no walk in the park either. Way too much work for even $4000. As long as you're being dishonest, just superglue a dvd with ubuntu to the top of the case and be done with it.
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Well, there are professional photographers that burn through flash over the course of a sporting event. Though, I'm guessing they just put them in a container of sorts and sift through them all later.
No, its more like complaining that we don't want to buy any more minidiscs, even though sony is no longer the only one that makes them. Cd's are more ubiquitous, even if they might not be as advanced as the minidisc. My car stereo ( purchased 4 moths ago) only plays mp3s. Its vastly better supported than aac. That's why Amazon uses it.
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Its actually less than that. Its a solution to a problem they would like to have. Its like offering investment advice to someone making minimum wage (the problem being what to do with excess money). People solve the problem that doesn't exist, hoping to cause the problem it would have fixed.
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When you become 900 years old, you'll understand too.
I've experienced all three. The second two, are far more likely than the first.
From their twiiter feed (http://twitter.com/jsupgrades)
new server is powered up. We are copying the database. 9:23 PM Oct 7th, 2007 from web
So Unless they nuked the old drives from the old server they should have a back up of oct 7 2007. That's better than a sharp poke in the eye. Sort of.
There are some real sickos here that very well might provide you with good sounding advice that may result in your death in this situation. You should really talk to someone offline that you trust.
What is your tin foil hat out of power too?
Now you've done it. Trying to make a horrible joke and/or fad relevant by tying it to a classic Simpsons joke. This, of course, means war.
Everyone here already knows what Microsoft does. Adding a $, doesn't inform anyone of anything, nor does it make an original point, nor does it have anything to do with the story. Its stupid (in other words, not cool). Anyone who uses it, comes across as lame. Its like making jokes about Gerald Ford's clumsiness. We get it all freaking ready. Its not funny anymore, if it ever was. Its like the "in Soviet Russia" meme, only that was funny at one point.
Why couldn't I just remove the gps sensor from my car and leave it in the garage? It hasn't moved => No tax for me!
If there is a tamper proof seal of some sort to prevent removal, I'll just create a little Faraday cage around it, with a gps signal generator inside to fake a constant location.
Assuming you are correct, that kind of information isn't usually made public by even the most transparent of companies.
Debit cards work can as credit cards, so its difficult to tell how much of any companies sales were due to credit.
Science is built on reputation. If you have a good reputation, then people take your work seriously. If one of your publications is a hoax or fraud, your career is over. This smells like yesterday's fish's sweaty socks.
Hell, expect Blogoavich to issue a statement tomorrow disavowing any association with this guy or his publications. It smells that bad.
The laser in the video didn't cut anything. It wasn't powerful enough to ignite hydrogen. But I guess you could locate a balloon full of hydrogen match nearby then stand inches away with your dvd laser to ignite the match to explode the balloon to destroy the traffic camera. But, thats not the covert long distance bond type destruction you've been looking for.
No, most of them used ink.
I disagree, I think he's thinking things false. Once he starts thinking things true, then he'll wish he'd kept the whole thing to himself.
Will do. Sorry, if I'm a bit curmudgeony.
Because, I'm not the guy that buys high end network gear. I'm the guy that wants to play with used high end network gear on the cheap. But I'm also the Guy that talks to other guys that buy high end network gear. So even if I wasn't going to buy myself, I could provide a sales lead to them if they brought their website usability factor up. Yahoo store fronts are more usable. Plus, if they are going to present themselves as an honest broker of used equipment, it would behoove them to present themselves as a professional operation worthy of my trust and moohla.
I think steps two and three are really the ???. Lets try it for underwear gnomes first.
1) steal Underpants
2) Search for personal info
3) Blackmail
4) Profit
Ok that seems to work.
How about web 2.0?
1) Use Ajax + Social networking
2) Get Personal Info
3) BlackMail
4) Profit
It seems to work for most. Good Job.
I know its possible. Just not going to be as easy an install as modern hardware. There are some pieces of hardware that just never got any support in Linux. I have 486's that won't take Linux, even old slackware, due to their old obscure ide controllers and/or the Packard bell label on front.
Horrible website. Its not worth my time to dig through it to find any bargains, or even to see what products they had in stock.
The thought of having openoffice on a 386 just makes me sick. Installing Linux on a 386 is no walk in the park either. Way too much work for even $4000. As long as you're being dishonest, just superglue a dvd with ubuntu to the top of the case and be done with it.