Wouldn't Public Radio go into the second group? I wouldn't consider NPR commercial/revenue generating. Since you contribute to support it (and this contribution might be a tax write-off ?), I don't think Public Radio needs a licenese according to these terms.
This is somewhat offtopic, but I feel the same way about music CDs. There's something satisfying about owning a rare import CD from your favorite band that you don't get from finding that "rare" mp3 (that can be copied infinitely) that you download from Kazaa.
But I think it would be more difficult to answer to a group if you didn't know where they were. With geographical boundaries, politicians have a specific state|county|district to answer to. I don't like artificial boundaries either, but it seems that without some sort of boundaries imposed, a hypothetical politician could crap all over his supporters and then just convince a contingent in a different part of the country to vote for him.
There's plenty of competitions in Missouri. I would be shocked if there weren't any around Kirksville. I went to the state competition one year, and there were teams from every corner of the state there.
And if you didn't like where Truman State was located, you should have gone to college in the "Middle of Everywhere" like I did, Rolla, MO!
It's tempting to buy something, although not the underwear, just to have a keepsake of what is sure to be one of the biggest, most spectacular implosions the net has ever seen.
I think Wilde said "a cynic is someone who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing." And I think you're right about not thinking in monetary terms.
P.O.D.'s latest album came with a one-song version of Amplitude for the PS2.
There are several GTA cds that feature music from the games.
Lots of other games (SSX Tricky, Shox to name a couple of the top of my head) already tell you what song you're listening to. And some are even integral to the game like Frequency or Amplitude.
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Wouldn't Public Radio go into the second group? I wouldn't consider NPR commercial/revenue generating. Since you contribute to support it (and this contribution might be a tax write-off ?), I don't think Public Radio needs a licenese according to these terms.
But I'm not a member!
Kind of like an eye exam.
"Is 1 or 2 better?
How about now?"
We'd all be walking around with poorly corrected vision if the eye doctor just gave us several choices at once and told us to pick the best one.
Seriously, though. Has anyone ever seen one of these outside of a store? I've never seen anyone who owned one.
This is somewhat offtopic, but I feel the same way about music CDs. There's something satisfying about owning a rare import CD from your favorite band that you don't get from finding that "rare" mp3 (that can be copied infinitely) that you download from Kazaa.
But I think it would be more difficult to answer to a group if you didn't know where they were. With geographical boundaries, politicians have a specific state|county|district to answer to. I don't like artificial boundaries either, but it seems that without some sort of boundaries imposed, a hypothetical politician could crap all over his supporters and then just convince a contingent in a different part of the country to vote for him.
No, read the list of features. I think wireless connectivity, movie playback, touch screen, instant messaging, etc. makes it a jack of all trades.
Jack of all trades, master of none? Convergence strikes again.
That was almost 12 hours before the story was posted! How am I supposed to wait that long to upgrade my kernel?
And that last story about Microsoft cameras was stolen directly from Yahoo. FP
There's plenty of competitions in Missouri. I would be shocked if there weren't any around Kirksville. I went to the state competition one year, and there were teams from every corner of the state there.
And if you didn't like where Truman State was located, you should have gone to college in the "Middle of Everywhere" like I did, Rolla, MO!
Ditto, when I'm not on my Mac, I use ssh and pine.
Mmmmmm...danish.
It's tempting to buy something, although not the underwear, just to have a keepsake of what is sure to be one of the biggest, most spectacular implosions the net has ever seen.
But that's security through obscurity, we all know how people on /. feel about that.
I think Wilde said
"a cynic is someone who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing." And I think you're right about not thinking in monetary terms.
You're assuming people actually read the article. Come on, this is /.!
That's Phil Hartman.
I'm still waiting for my Tricky Dick fun bill.
Four out the five people who replied to this before me didn't get the joke. They thought the parent was being facetious.
Let me spell it out for those who didn't get it:
PI is the longest movie title in history because it is: (ready?)
3.141592653589.....
The word is kyu, not kuy.
My favorite line was right before that...
"Agh, good God, man! One can only imagine what foul regions that finger has erstwhile probed!"
It should "move forward, not backward, upward not forward, and always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom" -- Kodos
I read it as my-simian.com, which made me think of monkeys. I love monkeys.