And will look just like all those other FP template sites:-)
Plus if your web "designer" is lazy enough to do that, then chances are they are going to be pretty crap at creating a site more complex than a brochure.
Do you ever get the feeling that there's an evil shadow government that controls everything and it doesn't matter who's president because these guys are just going to go ahead and implement their plan?
The parts I bold here show that parties where you play music may not be legal if the invites say "bring beer and chips".
An average invitation might say "bring your own beer and chips" (i.e. for your own consumption and the consumption by girls you wish to get drunk) but it would be a scabby host that said "bring beer and chips as compensation for listening to my cool music".
While it may look murky legally, I have no doubt that even Lionel Hutz would get this one thrown out of court.
A children should choose his own beliefs, and not have them forced on him.
You don't have kids, do you? Or actually have anything to do with them. If you did. you'd realise just what a stupid statement that is.
FWIW, kids don't enter the world as some sort of omniscient beings who are able to choose their best path. It's up to us as parents to steer them through this minefield of life so they don't end up dead, screwed up, or jacking off to computer porn 23 hours a day.
And why do parents do this? Because we love our kids and the thought of our kids dying (most extreme negative outcome), being harmed, or not reaching their full potential (least extreme, but a bit of a slow burner that one) is physically painful to us.
As parents, we are able to take the long view. The benefit of being around for a few decades I suppose. We've seen the the fuckups of life - some of them are probably our friends, or even family. We've seen the causes so we try and keep our kids clear of them. It's not a perfect science, but it's a helluva lot better than your Ned Flanders-beatnik parents style of parenting.
And we'd appreciate a little help. In return for not turning out tomorrow's sociopaths, we'd like a little assistance in placing reasonable limits around what our kids can get their mitts on before they're old enough to really make informed decisions.
Laws like this are really easy to circumvent if you really think they are interfering with how you want to raise your brood. Buy your kids anything adults can get and let them at it. Go for it. I dare you.
There is no universal truth only able to be grasped by fresh, young minds unpolluted by adult interference. That twaddle sound more like something from Shirley Maclean or some L. Ron clone than your average slashdotter. Takes all sorts, I suppose.
how would you feel about the guy who throws a large house party and plays CDs he owns for everyone to hear?
Depends. Did I get an invitation?
But seriously... if he is playing for invited family/friends, then all is OK. It is a private performance. If he is charging money, then it is a performance that he requires a licence for. If it's a really loud block party, he'll probably have the cops shutting him down over noise concerns before the RIAA finds out.
What we need is a Big Red Button, uncovered. If you push it, a Big Blue Button pops out with a sign above it that says "Are you sure you want to activate the Big Red Button? Push the Big Blue Button for OK."
Get her the damn Mac min! Then when you ask for sex or a blow-job you'll be more likely to get one.
"She wanted a Mac mini and I told her I could build her a better PC myself. Now when I ask for sex, she hands me the baby oil and tells me to do it myself. My name is Wayne Kerr and I wish I was a Switcher."
The Belkin one ("Interview") only has drivers for OS 8 and 9. IIRC drivers for for OS X and Interview are available, but then you have to buy them as well.
El Gato, Canopus or some other Firewire DV converter would be your best bet, but they're starting to get into pricey territory (relatively speaking).
Sure the local guys could do it... until customers start getting RAM failures (or just constant lockups) because they bought mysterious OEM RAM, or the HDs crack up, or the CPU overheats because, although they put a fan in there, they didn't actually consider cooling dynamics.
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And will look just like all those other FP template sites :-)
Plus if your web "designer" is lazy enough to do that, then chances are they are going to be pretty crap at creating a site more complex than a brochure.
I re-read the book when the movie came out and, yes, Bombadil bored me shitless.
In fact, in many areas Tolkien just went on and on and on with no apparent sense of direction. He needed good editor.
Do you ever get the feeling that there's an evil shadow government that controls everything and it doesn't matter who's president because these guys are just going to go ahead and implement their plan?
No, me neither.
The parts I bold here show that parties where you play music may not be legal if the invites say "bring beer and chips".
An average invitation might say "bring your own beer and chips" (i.e. for your own consumption and the consumption by girls you wish to get drunk) but it would be a scabby host that said "bring beer and chips as compensation for listening to my cool music".
While it may look murky legally, I have no doubt that even Lionel Hutz would get this one thrown out of court.
A children should choose his own beliefs, and not have them forced on him.
You don't have kids, do you? Or actually have anything to do with them. If you did. you'd realise just what a stupid statement that is.
FWIW, kids don't enter the world as some sort of omniscient beings who are able to choose their best path. It's up to us as parents to steer them through this minefield of life so they don't end up dead, screwed up, or jacking off to computer porn 23 hours a day.
And why do parents do this? Because we love our kids and the thought of our kids dying (most extreme negative outcome), being harmed, or not reaching their full potential (least extreme, but a bit of a slow burner that one) is physically painful to us.
As parents, we are able to take the long view. The benefit of being around for a few decades I suppose. We've seen the the fuckups of life - some of them are probably our friends, or even family. We've seen the causes so we try and keep our kids clear of them. It's not a perfect science, but it's a helluva lot better than your Ned Flanders-beatnik parents style of parenting.
And we'd appreciate a little help. In return for not turning out tomorrow's sociopaths, we'd like a little assistance in placing reasonable limits around what our kids can get their mitts on before they're old enough to really make informed decisions.
Laws like this are really easy to circumvent if you really think they are interfering with how you want to raise your brood. Buy your kids anything adults can get and let them at it. Go for it. I dare you.
There is no universal truth only able to be grasped by fresh, young minds unpolluted by adult interference. That twaddle sound more like something from Shirley Maclean or some L. Ron clone than your average slashdotter. Takes all sorts, I suppose.
For all our sakes, don't reproduce.
damn straight
how would you feel about the guy who throws a large house party and plays CDs he owns for everyone to hear?
Depends. Did I get an invitation?
But seriously ... if he is playing for invited family/friends, then all is OK. It is a private performance. If he is charging money, then it is a performance that he requires a licence for. If it's a really loud block party, he'll probably have the cops shutting him down over noise concerns before the RIAA finds out.
IMHO. IANAL
He's Basketball Jones!
I'd like to see a video of that.
Why would you put a home stereo system in a PC case?
No CLI converter, but you may be able to find something useful here:
http://www.wildform.com/flix/
Easier to use than Flash and you get loads of players.
Odd. I was expecting it to be a link to a PDF file...
If the mini can give "VGA video output (using included adapter) to support analog resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 pixels" isn't that the same as 1080i?
What we need is a Big Red Button, uncovered. If you push it, a Big Blue Button pops out with a sign above it that says "Are you sure you want to activate the Big Red Button? Push the Big Blue Button for OK."
Get her the damn Mac min! Then when you ask for sex or a blow-job you'll be more likely to get one.
"She wanted a Mac mini and I told her I could build her a better PC myself. Now when I ask for sex, she hands me the baby oil and tells me to do it myself. My name is Wayne Kerr and I wish I was a Switcher."
The Daystar one seems to capture 1/4 screen only.
The Belkin one ("Interview") only has drivers for OS 8 and 9. IIRC drivers for for OS X and Interview are available, but then you have to buy them as well.
El Gato, Canopus or some other Firewire DV converter would be your best bet, but they're starting to get into pricey territory (relatively speaking).
Besides, how'll you'll fit it in a rack? It'll just drop down until it lands on something else.
Priceless. I nearly laughed out loud in the office. That would be a bad thing for me...
Sure the local guys could do it ... until customers start getting RAM failures (or just constant lockups) because they bought mysterious OEM RAM, or the HDs crack up, or the CPU overheats because, although they put a fan in there, they didn't actually consider cooling dynamics.
The photos were for a 1983 edition of the mag. Since the Mac didn't come out until 1984, he had a nice early edition of the Mac it seems.
"She's a good sheila, Bruce, and not at all stuck up."
What, like Spock?
What? Another mini?
Water-based lubricants for keeping the sex lives lively.
I was thinking that just the other week. Rather than that, how about putting them on roadside radar vans :-)
is Mr Plow.