1) The tech division wants to make money
2) The Media division wants to make money
>> If u wanna save money, dont buy music CDs, download free music and use linux:)
IMHO they really are, as long as space is not an issue. The contrast, brightness, sharpness seems to be better than LCD. In addition LCD screens have limited viewing angle. I agree LCD screens look cool, consume less electricity and space. But thats not good enuf to completely dump CRTs, esp if they are *cheaper*
How will they figure out whether one is using a CD-R for copying music or data files? Why should someone pay a levy, if he/she is using CD-R for copying data files and porn:)
"discovered that "per" and "FL" and "ff0000" are good indicators of spam. In fact, "ff0000" (html for bright red) turns out to be as good an indicator of spam as any pornographic term."
This is a really good and novel approach. Along with key words like "XXX", bright colors are a sure indicators of SPAM. Afterall who uses bright flashing red colors in his/her daily emails?
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1) The tech division wants to make money 2) The Media division wants to make money >> If u wanna save money, dont buy music CDs, download free music and use linux :)
IMHO they really are, as long as space is not an issue. The contrast, brightness, sharpness seems to be better than LCD. In addition LCD screens have limited viewing angle. I agree LCD screens look cool, consume less electricity and space. But thats not good enuf to completely dump CRTs, esp if they are *cheaper*
How will they figure out whether one is using a CD-R for copying music or data files? Why should someone pay a levy, if he/she is using CD-R for copying data files and porn :)
"discovered that "per" and "FL" and "ff0000" are good indicators of spam. In fact, "ff0000" (html for bright red) turns out to be as good an indicator of spam as any pornographic term." This is a really good and novel approach. Along with key words like "XXX", bright colors are a sure indicators of SPAM. Afterall who uses bright flashing red colors in his/her daily emails?