They'll take it to that crazy old guy in the corner house with uncut grass in his lawn, for he was once a great programming guru and has a ton of still functioning archaic equipment that requires insanely large amounts of power.
$7500 for an introductory product to be installed in large fleet vehicles such as busses and tractor-trailer trucks which would potentially save that much after 8 months...sounds like a damned good deal to me. by the time that they hit ordinary consumers, they'll likely cost 10-20% of that and be much smaller. and with the money saved in the long run, they could still invest in reforestation, fuel cell and other long term technologies that won't do a thing to help the environment in the short term.
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and not being a nation with a rampant case of so called ADHD helps
i use cox because it is provided as part of my lease in my apartment, and because Bellsouth DSL is the only other alternative in my area. I'd give Cox a 4, and Bellsouth maybe a 3, but I had TimeWarner (now Brighthouse) RoadRunner in my former location, and i'd have to give them at least a 9, cuz the price was competitive, the service was rock solid, the speed was good, and i never actually dealt with the customer service after the installation. Also, I tried Verizon DSL there, and the price was higer for slower connections, and when any kind of rainstorm would hit (which happens every day in Florida), the connection would get reset. I give them a 3.
I have a Yepp! YP-MT6 which i bought for about $100 at best buy, its specs are very similar to the iRiver, 'cept its only 512MB, but it plays ogg flawlessly, encodes mp3 on the fly, fm tuner with lotsa presets, built in mic, and a nice backlit display. for the price, i couldn't be happier, and it works as any other flash drive for transferring files, so it isn't limited to any one OS.
wow, thats the same firing order as the spark plugs in my trucks engine have... but as far as the viewing order, i think i would just omit episode 1 from the list completely and read a review for it.
Since the Red Sox won the World Series, the fabric of the space-time continuum has been disrupted, and things don't happen the way they're supposed to anymore...
so now, uncle bob's music store in podunk, iowa won't be able to sell music at competitive prices, will go out of business, and wal-mart will have won again. its a win-win situation
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it 'could soon loose its privileged position.' not before the editor looses his job....
and i thought cheetah's were supposed to be the fastest cats on the planet, but if those things can run 1000km in a week, i think they get the crown.
They'll take it to that crazy old guy in the corner house with uncut grass in his lawn, for he was once a great programming guru and has a ton of still functioning archaic equipment that requires insanely large amounts of power.
$7500 for an introductory product to be installed in large fleet vehicles such as busses and tractor-trailer trucks which would potentially save that much after 8 months...sounds like a damned good deal to me. by the time that they hit ordinary consumers, they'll likely cost 10-20% of that and be much smaller. and with the money saved in the long run, they could still invest in reforestation, fuel cell and other long term technologies that won't do a thing to help the environment in the short term.
and not being a nation with a rampant case of so called ADHD helps
oh yeah, i forgot to mention the blocked ports on the private account, can't use http or ftp servers "for my own safety" according to the FAQ.
i use cox because it is provided as part of my lease in my apartment, and because Bellsouth DSL is the only other alternative in my area. I'd give Cox a 4, and Bellsouth maybe a 3, but I had TimeWarner (now Brighthouse) RoadRunner in my former location, and i'd have to give them at least a 9, cuz the price was competitive, the service was rock solid, the speed was good, and i never actually dealt with the customer service after the installation. Also, I tried Verizon DSL there, and the price was higer for slower connections, and when any kind of rainstorm would hit (which happens every day in Florida), the connection would get reset. I give them a 3.
I have a Yepp! YP-MT6 which i bought for about $100 at best buy, its specs are very similar to the iRiver, 'cept its only 512MB, but it plays ogg flawlessly, encodes mp3 on the fly, fm tuner with lotsa presets, built in mic, and a nice backlit display. for the price, i couldn't be happier, and it works as any other flash drive for transferring files, so it isn't limited to any one OS.
Just imagine when ILM or Pixar gets their hands on a few of these, they'll finally get the processing time down to less than a year per film.
They should start advertising this as a security feature, not a bug. With IE broken, you won't get as many spyware or viruses.
don't give them any ideas...
wow, thats the same firing order as the spark plugs in my trucks engine have... but as far as the viewing order, i think i would just omit episode 1 from the list completely and read a review for it.
actually it floundered due to poor scheduling, even most sci-fi geeks aren't home friday night at 8pm, which is why Firefly was cancelled as well.
and their computer will make a lot of annoying beeping sounds when it figures out who the paper belonged to.
yeah, like the ones being committed by students skipping school?
but i can't play DVDs in my mp3 player
Since the Red Sox won the World Series, the fabric of the space-time continuum has been disrupted, and things don't happen the way they're supposed to anymore...
....but can i run it under PearPC?
No, the public doesn't fear all things nuclear, its all things nucular that they really fear
so now, uncle bob's music store in podunk, iowa won't be able to sell music at competitive prices, will go out of business, and wal-mart will have won again. its a win-win situation
They were originally going to make it to be Team UN: World Police, but puppets sitting in a big room talking all day just wouldn't sell any tickets.
because they don't share their drinks!
You got that backwards, if they DO run on a distro out of the box, its not worth your time.
how about killing off OO.o for a while, and starting a *new* open source version of StarOffice, with a slightly different open source license...
But, can you understand it?