Cell phones only use enough power to make contact with their cell. If the cell is 20 feet away its going to put out a lot less signal than if the cell is 20 miles away.
yeah, except I'm getting tired of needing to endlessly customize linux to my needs. I spend 40 hours a week fixing XP, I'd rather stay away from it at home.
Yes, the whole process of covering it in mounting oil would probably turn them off. And given the high profile of the metropolitan museum of art, I'm sure that the manufacturers of view cameras would like the extra exposure of building just such a camera for them.
rather than stich a bunch of digital photos, they should have simply photographed it with a very large format camera, and had the resulting negative drum scanned at 8000dpi. These folks do it that way, and if you take a look, the resolution is amazing.
You don't need the birth certificates for them. YOu need the birth certificates to have credit cards in other names. They run a check to make sure that people don't use multiple cards for one person and cheat them.
No, just teach the kids metric heavily. Faced with an upcomign populous used to metric, market forces would take over and products would be increasingly metric focused. ie. Instead of being measured in Imperial units and having the metric equivalent next to it, things would be the other way around. This would get the rest of the populous familiar with metric measurement, and ease the transition.
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Cell phones only use enough power to make contact with their cell. If the cell is 20 feet away its going to put out a lot less signal than if the cell is 20 miles away.
it no longer counts as a laptop if its too hot to hold in your lap, or too noisy to bring into a meeting.
it is not. plus no obscenity over the connection
the way to encourage keeping trim is to give kids video games
Because they'll pay well for the service.
50ish? whenever I fix a spyware infested machine, first thing added is SP2, second is firefox
Well then she's free to buy cds and then rip them.. oh wait.
yeah, except I'm getting tired of needing to endlessly customize linux to my needs. I spend 40 hours a week fixing XP, I'd rather stay away from it at home.
can you explain please? I want to buy a mac, but I'm wondering what you think it's lacking.
Really now. You'd think your average consumer could tell the difference between a CPU and a ladder.
yeah. precisely what I want determining if I wind up stuck in a wall or not.
Did you think something that awful took me longer than a minute to come up with and type? :)
wait... you want someone @todo your ass? :(
Yes, the whole process of covering it in mounting oil would probably turn them off. And given the high profile of the metropolitan museum of art, I'm sure that the manufacturers of view cameras would like the extra exposure of building just such a camera for them.
Bingo
rather than stich a bunch of digital photos, they should have simply photographed it with a very large format camera, and had the resulting negative drum scanned at 8000dpi. These folks do it that way, and if you take a look, the resolution is amazing.
When (based on figures I've heard, but not checked) 20 percent of a nation's population does something, I'd say its illegal in theory only.
Its in consumer's best interests to force them to upgrade lest they be left behind and forgotten.
not when everyone else is driving to the mountains too
You don't need the birth certificates for them. YOu need the birth certificates to have credit cards in other names. They run a check to make sure that people don't use multiple cards for one person and cheat them.
yes, but the hard part is creating the 5 street addresses, birth certificates and credit cards.
No, just teach the kids metric heavily. Faced with an upcomign populous used to metric, market forces would take over and products would be increasingly metric focused. ie. Instead of being measured in Imperial units and having the metric equivalent next to it, things would be the other way around. This would get the rest of the populous familiar with metric measurement, and ease the transition.
Sort of like the days where ads for Pepsi and iPods are inserted in-show by the actors themselves? oh wait...
Buy two cd libraries and send one to me and I will.
How should I know? My point is that the NSA won't be developing something similar because it already exists.