I hate it when Windows Media player skin hides its menu bars and appears maximized, while it is not. Clicking on the "X" button on the top right hand corner closes the maximized window behind the player . Trying it again, closes the next maximized window... and so on and so forth!
the problem is... not everyone can afford a house close to work... some people just have to drive.. to get a cheaper place to live... plus, not everywhere do you have good public transportation facilities... take l.a. for instance!....
Why can this not be true? It is very possible that we know very little about what we know... may be in a few hundred years we will know more.. and then this would appear to be a "no-big-deal"! Are we skeptical about this because we don't want to believe what we don't know?
Just a thought.
What ever happened to the Refrigerator which monitored supplies and ordered groceries using the internet, and the Microwave that spoke with the Refrigerator and cooked your food for you?
Guess we don't need that anymore! Now the networks have to search for new catchy phrases (like live doppler 7000) to get our viewership for their late night weather forecast!
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I hate it when Windows Media player skin hides its menu bars and appears maximized, while it is not. Clicking on the "X" button on the top right hand corner closes the maximized window behind the player . Trying it again, closes the next maximized window... and so on and so forth!
the problem is... not everyone can afford a house close to work... some people just have to drive .. to get a cheaper place to live... plus, not everywhere do you have good public transportation facilities... take l.a. for instance!....
I will buy a Zaurus the day it comes out with a phone....
Why can this not be true? It is very possible that we know very little about what we know ... may be in a few hundred years we will know more .. and then this would appear to be a "no-big-deal"! Are we skeptical about this because we don't want to believe what we don't know?
Just a thought.
What ever happened to the Refrigerator which monitored supplies and ordered groceries using the internet, and the Microwave that spoke with the Refrigerator and cooked your food for you?
Guess we don't need that anymore! Now the networks have to search for new catchy phrases (like live doppler 7000) to get our viewership for their late night weather forecast!