Walmart won't be the one taking your house away, the government will. Find the bastard who thought that there was a better use of your property and make a good example with a stylish punishment.
"[if (blahblah) and if (blahblah2)...] then the Sonos Digital Music System is for you. It's the current state of the art for wirelessly controlling music in a large home or business where you need just the right music in the right room at the right time.
Analog loophole, analog loophole... a whole page raving about that and the fact that you can rip CDs to MP3s on your computer and play them on this thing! And there isn't even a single real-life photo, only those found on the officialsite. Nobody seems to be complaining about the slashvertisment now, eh?
Nobody who voted for either of the two main jackasses cares about the Constitution. What remains is the tiny % of people who voted for some of the third parties (mainly liberterian, the greens IIRC wanted to take away the guns and the constitutional party wanted to create a christian nation, doesn't seem too constitutional) and an unknown amout of those who didn't vote.
Bah, that's pretty weak. Manowar's Achilles, Agony and Ecstasy is 28:38, and there are two 19 and one 15 minute songs on Deep Purple's Concerto for Group And Orchestra. Put a bunch of songs like these on a playlist and you've got enough music for the ride.
Well and WTF do you expect to get for a faulty battery? $5000? I don't know how much the lawyer would get in this case, but if it weren't for him, thousands of suckers like you wouldn't get a cent from apple.
And in order for your free market solution to work, you suggest that the manufacturers should be forced to recycle/dispose themselves? Califohnia's approach seems more free-market than that, after all, consumers would also like to pay as little as possible.
I have a right to drive in whatever condition I want. On my property. Of course this wouldn't be a violation of my rights anyway, since nobody (so far) is forcing me to use this steering wheel.
Well the recent Microsoft Wireless Optical Mice (not IntelliMouse Explorer) seem to be symmetrical, and should be on the level of those of Logitech. Not to mention the Razer Diamondback, which is a top quality (wired) mouse.
I don't think they meant all electronic devices, just anything capable of interfering with the setup, such as monitors and cases full of RF emitting stuff.
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I have an older Logitech MouseMan optical, and although it's not very precise (or comfortable), I can say that there's no noticeable lag. It's perfectly possible to play fast FPS games, so RPG should be just fine.
> You can't say that piling sheet metal randomly against the fence and your roof is the same at all.
You don't have to say this at all. It might look like shit and provide no functionality, but it doesn't matter. They don't need to have a reason to do anything to their property.
but shouldn't you conserve at least 10% of your industry like you conserve an endangered species?
No, let them die out. I mean both the industries and the species. By now thousands, if not millions, of species died out, and nothing really happened. If they can't show any competitive advantage, fuck 'em.
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Walmart won't be the one taking your house away, the government will. Find the bastard who thought that there was a better use of your property and make a good example with a stylish punishment.
By that I wanted to say that there isn't a real-life photo in the review, which is kind of strange, and not that this product is vaporware.
"[if (blahblah) and if (blahblah2)...] then the Sonos Digital Music System is for you. It's the current state of the art for wirelessly controlling music in a large home or business where you need just the right music in the right room at the right time.
Analog loophole, analog loophole... a whole page raving about that and the fact that you can rip CDs to MP3s on your computer and play them on this thing! And there isn't even a single real-life photo, only those found on the official site. Nobody seems to be complaining about the slashvertisment now, eh?
>Truly, if this stuff was allowed to go on in other industries we would barely be out of the stone chisel stage.
What "this"? Discontinuing useless producs nobody was buying anyway?
> the Opera execs should realize already that they can't sell their browser when their customers can download a perfectly good one for free.
They seem to be doing that right now, which is what keeps the company (and the CEO, hehe) afloat.
Yeah right, and presidential executive orders are about ordering more bottled water for the office.
No, it's funny again... in Japan!
Nobody who voted for either of the two main jackasses cares about the Constitution. What remains is the tiny % of people who voted for some of the third parties (mainly liberterian, the greens IIRC wanted to take away the guns and the constitutional party wanted to create a christian nation, doesn't seem too constitutional) and an unknown amout of those who didn't vote.
Slashdot jumped the shark when people started bitching about dupes, editors, and the buyout.
Also, the expression "jump the shark" jumped the shark when it was mentioned in over six posts in a single thread.
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>The longest song in my MP3 collection is 22:43
Bah, that's pretty weak. Manowar's Achilles, Agony and Ecstasy is 28:38, and there are two 19 and one 15 minute songs on Deep Purple's Concerto for Group And Orchestra. Put a bunch of songs like these on a playlist and you've got enough music for the ride.
This would have been a first post, but my packets got stuck in the router dunes and only now managed to free themselves!
Well and WTF do you expect to get for a faulty battery? $5000? I don't know how much the lawyer would get in this case, but if it weren't for him, thousands of suckers like you wouldn't get a cent from apple.
And in order for your free market solution to work, you suggest that the manufacturers should be forced to recycle/dispose themselves? Califohnia's approach seems more free-market than that, after all, consumers would also like to pay as little as possible.
I have a right to drive in whatever condition I want. On my property. Of course this wouldn't be a violation of my rights anyway, since nobody (so far) is forcing me to use this steering wheel.
Patents don't kill innovation, I kill innovation!
No, they'll complain that it's against competition to have unnecessary services provided with the money everyone, including them, contributes.
Well the recent Microsoft Wireless Optical Mice (not IntelliMouse Explorer) seem to be symmetrical, and should be on the level of those of Logitech. Not to mention the Razer Diamondback, which is a top quality (wired) mouse.
I don't think they meant all electronic devices, just anything capable of interfering with the setup, such as monitors and cases full of RF emitting stuff.
Why is Intel consistently a prime waste of power?
Because up to the introduction of P4, and especially Prescott, AMD's processors were the prime waste of power?
Heavy metal, or no metal at all!!
I have an older Logitech MouseMan optical, and although it's not very precise (or comfortable), I can say that there's no noticeable lag. It's perfectly possible to play fast FPS games, so RPG should be just fine.
Hah, that's my dog's name...this week!
(I'm also sorry, I remember reading something like this in one of the previous password-related threads)
> You can't say that piling sheet metal randomly against the fence and your roof is the same at all.
You don't have to say this at all. It might look like shit and provide no functionality, but it doesn't matter. They don't need to have a reason to do anything to their property.
but shouldn't you conserve at least 10% of your industry like you conserve an endangered species?
No, let them die out. I mean both the industries and the species. By now thousands, if not millions, of species died out, and nothing really happened. If they can't show any competitive advantage, fuck 'em.