so close to Hawaiian Gardens, which is the carjacking capital of LA.
You can always move to Arizona. Not only do we not have California's economic problems, but carjacking is not nearly the same problem here as in CA. Might have something to do with AZ allowing citizens to apply for and receive CCW permits. The half-life of a carjacker is a lot shorter out here.
1: All this on only 11 WiFi channels, with only 3 true separate channels? What about people who have private WiFi networks already in place? Do they shut down?
2: Also, the city has no DSL (can't the phone company just drop in a DSLAM?) or cable broadband. So what are all these WiFi access points connecting into?
3: What happens when people congregate in one spot. Do the police come along and say, "Move along now, you're clogging the local WiFi node."
When will the Canadian voters and computer users realize that they outnumber the CPCC, record companies, and government hacks, and start dictating to the Canadian Copyright Board just how to stand up to pressure?
This whole idea of compromise means the industry gets at least half a loaf, right out of the pockets of many people who never recorded a song in their lifetime. People who believe in compromise are the worst sort to have on regulation boards.
And taxing MP3 players is absurd. If you buy the music you should be able to listen to it on your iPod or any other player without additional charge. It's not like you're suddenly listening to it on your home stereo, car stereo, and iPod at the same time.
Canada needs a popular revolution, with a few decapitations thrown in for good measure!
Makes me wonder how the original Cylons ever beat humans, since it is obvious they could never sneak up on us at night (with those red, sweeping eyes).
Make that 2.5 hour epic. I was running the VCR when it started. By the second massive commercial break, I turned off the TV and waited until I could watch the whole thing with remote in hand.
The hard-drives they put in will only fit those machines
That's interesting. I doubt they manufacture the drives themselves, so how do they get a model not available to anyone else? And in ever increasing sized new models?
Also, anything non-standard in a component oriented world virtually always costs more, not less. So how do they keep prices down?
Bradley A. Buckles arrives at the RIAA just in time to tackle the problem of finding P2P users located within the 21124 square miles (82^2*Pi) surrounding every WiFi point in America.
(New WiFi distance record.)
Like, they're going to be selling plasma TVs online. Would you ever buy a plasma TV without seeing it? No way.
Let's save this quote to see if it comes back to haunt Steve five or ten years from now. Not saying it will, however he really went out on a limb with it -- and that's what makes it fun!
Why do they have to call it "Battlestar Galactica"? Why play off a name that means something else? If they'd just given it a new name for the series and characters, but what is the use of trying to capture a franchise that you're destroying in the process?
I feel the same about the Tom Cruise "Mission Impossible" movies. If Tom Cruise wants to make James Bond meets Die Hard, fine. Just don't call it "Mission Impossible", because it isn't.
A 262144x262144 RGB picture requires 512gig, that seems to be the limit.
I don't know what the file size limit for Gimp is, however Photoshop CS does have a new Large Photoshop File format that allows for individual files saved at more than 2GB, which was the previous maximum file size.
Personally I'm hoping my next version of PS will be fully 64-bit. Even if the gains will be less in some areas than others, I doubt any part of a 64-bit Photoshop would be worse than its 32-bit equivalent.
And what has happened to the LotR sets and locations in NZ? Would they be available? Certainly they must have been preserved as a tourist attraction if nothing else.
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You can always move to Arizona. Not only do we not have California's economic problems, but carjacking is not nearly the same problem here as in CA. Might have something to do with AZ allowing citizens to apply for and receive CCW permits. The half-life of a carjacker is a lot shorter out here.
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1: All this on only 11 WiFi channels, with only 3 true separate channels? What about people who have private WiFi networks already in place? Do they shut down?
2: Also, the city has no DSL (can't the phone company just drop in a DSLAM?) or cable broadband. So what are all these WiFi access points connecting into?
3: What happens when people congregate in one spot. Do the police come along and say, "Move along now, you're clogging the local WiFi node."
Is that 2.75 mil Canadian, or USD?
This whole idea of compromise means the industry gets at least half a loaf, right out of the pockets of many people who never recorded a song in their lifetime. People who believe in compromise are the worst sort to have on regulation boards.
And taxing MP3 players is absurd. If you buy the music you should be able to listen to it on your iPod or any other player without additional charge. It's not like you're suddenly listening to it on your home stereo, car stereo, and iPod at the same time.
Canada needs a popular revolution, with a few decapitations thrown in for good measure!
As a kid I was addicted to Maren Jensen. Withdrawal was a real bitch!
Wouldn't have been enough, this time.
Forget Alien verses Preditor. I want to see Kristanna Loken square off against Tricia Helfer -- no clothes bare-d.
Makes me wonder how the original Cylons ever beat humans, since it is obvious they could never sneak up on us at night (with those red, sweeping eyes).
Make that 2.5 hour epic. I was running the VCR when it started. By the second massive commercial break, I turned off the TV and waited until I could watch the whole thing with remote in hand.
Excuse me, but, I don't think 90w can even fully power the Athlon 64 bit chip and it's fan.
That's interesting. I doubt they manufacture the drives themselves, so how do they get a model not available to anyone else? And in ever increasing sized new models?
Also, anything non-standard in a component oriented world virtually always costs more, not less. So how do they keep prices down?
It's not quiet the moment it hits /. And they didn't have to pay a cent for this advertising!
Bradley A. Buckles arrives at the RIAA just in time to tackle the problem of finding P2P users located within the 21124 square miles (82^2*Pi) surrounding every WiFi point in America. (New WiFi distance record.)
In related news, Pringles today announced ultra-Pringles-bulk-super-can for sale at Price Club and other bulk outlet stores, this 82 mile tall can...
Let's save this quote to see if it comes back to haunt Steve five or ten years from now. Not saying it will, however he really went out on a limb with it -- and that's what makes it fun!
---IBM
(Or was it just 25,000?)
Anyone notice how the number of suits filed in each round is dimishing? How long before the next round files 1, or zero, suits?
Can MS retroactively charge AOL for all those floppies they once sent out?
I feel the same about the Tom Cruise "Mission Impossible" movies. If Tom Cruise wants to make James Bond meets Die Hard, fine. Just don't call it "Mission Impossible", because it isn't.
What idiots in Hollywood don't get this?
I don't know what the file size limit for Gimp is, however Photoshop CS does have a new Large Photoshop File format that allows for individual files saved at more than 2GB, which was the previous maximum file size.
Personally I'm hoping my next version of PS will be fully 64-bit. Even if the gains will be less in some areas than others, I doubt any part of a 64-bit Photoshop would be worse than its 32-bit equivalent.
I believe only the Windows version so far. My hope in that area is that activiation will prove more bane than benefit and it won't last long.
The new Photoshop CS (nee 8) breaks the 30,000 pixel barrier. Of course I realize you've been too busy out shooting and stitching to upgrade yet.
And what has happened to the LotR sets and locations in NZ? Would they be available? Certainly they must have been preserved as a tourist attraction if nothing else.