You forget one thing sure all the past consoles have launched at $200, but $200 back when the NES and even SNES were launched is worth more then $200 now thanks to inflation.
And uou trust these new fangled printers?? Back in my day we looked at the individual 1's and 0's on the Magnetic core memory banks to see what was "on screen."
I'm one of those statistical anomolies. The first time I tried to install XP the setup cd BSOD'ed on me. Now I don't have any problems with windows anymore, I just use linux and OS X.
That is all fine'n'dandy, but your kidding yourself if you think that WWII wasn't a clash of ideologies on quite a bigger scale then this war is currently. Note I'm not saying this isn't an ideological/cultural clash. Nor am I saying that it doesn't have the ability to become bigger then WWII, just that it isn't nearly that scale yet.
True but what happens when the person buys something on credi (i.e. a loan) and spends that money on an item, it becomes an asset not a liability to the company or person which they bought that item from. So I guess it would look like this.
Person A $100 in Bank
Person B Owes $90 to Bank, Has the GizmoGadget5000
Company C Has $90 in the Bank.
Then there would be $190 in play since both A and B have assets that could be converted into cash if they wanted.
You put $100 in the bank...Bank loans $90 out ($10 in reserves)... Now how much money is there around?
$190 even though there is only $100 in Cash.;)
now imagine that the $90 winds up in a bank, which in turn loans out $81 (less $9 reserves) Now there is $271 in circulation!
100 of your dollers in a bank account, the other guys $90, and the third guys $81. All three of you can spend your money/with draw it, whatever. It is in circulation, but there is only $100 actually hard cash. In this example I used a 10% reserve rate, the Fed controls the amount of $$$ in circulation by adjusting this percentage, which also controls inflation rates(Higher reserve = Value of $$ is higher, and Inflation is lower).....point is Economics is Fun!
Good point, but said officer doesn't have access to my personal information just by looking at my face. That and said officer can't look at a couple millions people faces nearly as fast as a computer can rifle though a database.
I agree! This doesn't look nearly as cool and it's cheaper then the Shuttle! This is an outrage! I don't care if this will bring people to the moon I want my expensive unreliable LEO SpacePlane back that has only launched 2 or 3 times since 2003!
"Of course the really big difference is that in the 1960's, Congress basically said "how much will it cost to get this done by the end of the decade?" wrote out a check, and directed most of NASA's resources to Apollo."
Kinda like how my boss is sometimes...
"blugu64 how much will it cost to get this does by the end of the week?"
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Heh, I wasn't referring to complexity at all ;)
All I'm saying is that a Dollar today is worth more then a Dollar tomorrow.
You forget one thing sure all the past consoles have launched at $200, but $200 back when the NES and even SNES were launched is worth more then $200 now thanks to inflation.
It's actually spelt "Fiduciary", but I think I like the version you have better.
And uou trust these new fangled printers?? Back in my day we looked at the individual 1's and 0's on the Magnetic core memory banks to see what was "on screen."
Kids now days...
Humm...but then don't we only have a fininte number of photons, and other really small physics crap that i don't know anything about floating around?
would that make everything Digital?
I was more intrested in what homebrew firmwares where availible, what they add etc.
Please explain more...
"No, it will load AAC, MP3, AIFF, WAV and Apple Lossless files."
Ya, it'll play those formats right out of the box. I think it'll play Ogg with Rockbox but don't quote me.
Or just not watch it....I'll admit it makes watercooler conversations a bit harder...
"if you want to simulate the typical work day try 9:45am - 8:30pm . That will give them a taste."
Hear Hear! oh what little I knew before I graduated college...
Karma Bonus?
"That fact that the specs are not open does not mean NTFS is not a real and reliable OS."
;)
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that NTFS isn't an OS...but that's just me
I'm one of those statistical anomolies. The first time I tried to install XP the setup cd BSOD'ed on me. Now I don't have any problems with windows anymore, I just use linux and OS X.
Please search my history of postings and find an example where I ever made fun of or even mentioned his name.
"Maybe I should leave, but I have this hope that occasionally, I might say something that might change a life for the better. Probably my mistake"
Got much of a god-complex do you? Please sir, change our lives for the better since you are so much more enlightened then the rest of us.
I either just heard your mom calling you home or the whoosh of a joke flying over your head
I didn't quite catch that last sentence. Can you clarify it for me? ;)
That is all fine'n'dandy, but your kidding yourself if you think that WWII wasn't a clash of ideologies on quite a bigger scale then this war is currently. Note I'm not saying this isn't an ideological/cultural clash. Nor am I saying that it doesn't have the ability to become bigger then WWII, just that it isn't nearly that scale yet.
Wait...are you saying WWII wasn't an war over differing ideologies??
True but what happens when the person buys something on credi (i.e. a loan) and spends that money on an item, it becomes an asset not a liability to the company or person which they bought that item from. So I guess it would look like this.
Person A
$100 in Bank
Person B
Owes $90 to Bank, Has the GizmoGadget5000
Company C
Has $90 in the Bank.
Then there would be $190 in play since both A and B have assets that could be converted into cash if they wanted.
right???
Your grammar Gemini. Check your title.
Now think about this!
;)
You put $100 in the bank...Bank loans $90 out ($10 in reserves)...
Now how much money is there around?
$190 even though there is only $100 in Cash.
now imagine that the $90 winds up in a bank, which in turn loans out $81 (less $9 reserves)
Now there is $271 in circulation!
100 of your dollers in a bank account, the other guys $90, and the third guys $81. All three of you can spend your money/with draw it, whatever. It is in circulation, but there is only $100 actually hard cash. In this example I used a 10% reserve rate, the Fed controls the amount of $$$ in circulation by adjusting this percentage, which also controls inflation rates(Higher reserve = Value of $$ is higher, and Inflation is lower).....point is Economics is Fun!
(sorry about going slightly offtopic)
Good point, but said officer doesn't have access to my personal information just by looking at my face. That and said officer can't look at a couple millions people faces nearly as fast as a computer can rifle though a database.
I agree! This doesn't look nearly as cool and it's cheaper then the Shuttle! This is an outrage! I don't care if this will bring people to the moon I want my expensive unreliable LEO SpacePlane back that has only launched 2 or 3 times since 2003!
"Of course the really big difference is that in the 1960's, Congress basically said "how much will it cost to get this done by the end of the decade?" wrote out a check, and directed most of NASA's resources to Apollo."
Kinda like how my boss is sometimes...
"blugu64 how much will it cost to get this does by the end of the week?"