Have you investigate net-top form-factor PCs at all? The Acer Aspire Revo has caught my eye recently and sounds promising and good enough to play High Definition media.
Not much storage, but external HDDs are cheap and plentiful and easy to hide away--alternative a NAS box could be nice in a cupboard somewhere!
I'm pretty sure the parent is implying that Disney movies are simply a mechanism to get people to buy Disney merchandise such as toys, T-Shirts, holidays to Disney Land etc.--essentially the movie is an advertisement.
Are the airlines entitled to exist? If they become irrelevant then they just fail and collapse, or am I understanding you wrong? (I don't live in the USA so things are different there maybe?)
I live in the UK and our rail network has been attacked several times, nothing has changed at all concerning security and we walk on and off trains quite freely as long as we have a ticket. Apparently we don't scare so easily.
Sure, your folks are going to be able to look at your pr0n collection after yer dead, but at least they will have a list of your bank accounts and such.
Just encrypt your porn onto a separate data store and don't give anyone the password to that if you're worried?
The UK is pre-dominantly ADSL too (on very very old copper wires from the BT days) and the speeds are pretty good. This does depend on your distance from the exchange but it's nowhere near as low as the reported speeds over the pond.
There is only a limited list of those types of words though, and you'd rarely end a sentence with Mr or Prof or Rev. (except in the previous sentence!)
Could this be highly related to the fact that in Europe, as part of an anti-trust settlement, when you first log into a new Windows machine you are presented with a choice of internet browsers and no longer default to MSIE?
As console hardware becomes more and more similar to that of a desktop computer, where would the difficulty be in porting the game itself--rather than emulating the hardware it runs on--actually lie?
I understand it would rely on the source being released, or the owner of the game porting it themselves.
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podcast is a pretty stupid word itself. I'm not sure what a "downloabable broadcast" is at all (sounds like an oxymoron but I may be wrong.)
A podcast is simply and audio file download as far as I can tell...
Is there any technological reason at all that pressing the video "full screen" button cannot trigger the browser's full-screen mode?
I don't think there is...
Have you investigate net-top form-factor PCs at all? The Acer Aspire Revo has caught my eye recently and sounds promising and good enough to play High Definition media.
Not much storage, but external HDDs are cheap and plentiful and easy to hide away--alternative a NAS box could be nice in a cupboard somewhere!
Unless we perfect nanotechnology and each little gizmo needs its own address ;D
What real wars have you fought since then?
Facebook allows you to download almost all of the content from your profile, including messages and photos so this is less of a problem now.
Go to about:flags and enable the Print Preview option.
Just choose to host your data on your own server then? That's your choice as far as I can tell.
Considering that Google doesn't even let Facebook import contacts anymore, there is nothing stopping them blocking IMAP access from facebook.com.
That's only really relevant in countries that have air conditioning common-place (I assume hot places?).
I live in the UK and I don't know anyone (domestic residence) that has air-con.
I'm pretty sure the parent is implying that Disney movies are simply a mechanism to get people to buy Disney merchandise such as toys, T-Shirts, holidays to Disney Land etc.--essentially the movie is an advertisement.
But is it monkey navigated?!
This seems like a uniquely American problem, over here (i.e. UK) you can buy any phone and put any old SIM card into it--be it PAYG or contract.
How many people have close-up photos & videos of themselves scattered across facebook, flickr, youtube, etc?
GPS-Based hook-up mobile apps already exist for this purpose! Google for Grindr if you're into a little random man-on-man action.
Are the airlines entitled to exist? If they become irrelevant then they just fail and collapse, or am I understanding you wrong? (I don't live in the USA so things are different there maybe?)
I live in the UK and our rail network has been attacked several times, nothing has changed at all concerning security and we walk on and off trains quite freely as long as we have a ticket. Apparently we don't scare so easily.
Just encrypt your porn onto a separate data store and don't give anyone the password to that if you're worried?
The UK is pre-dominantly ADSL too (on very very old copper wires from the BT days) and the speeds are pretty good. This does depend on your distance from the exchange but it's nowhere near as low as the reported speeds over the pond.
My reaction to your reaction would be: why doesn't Ubuntu Update already do this?
There is only a limited list of those types of words though, and you'd rarely end a sentence with Mr or Prof or Rev. (except in the previous sentence!)
That'll probably get turned into Google Me when it comes out..
Could this be highly related to the fact that in Europe, as part of an anti-trust settlement, when you first log into a new Windows machine you are presented with a choice of internet browsers and no longer default to MSIE?
Can't you just stop your router broadcasting its SSID?
That would prevent Google from picking your router up at all.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare doesn't need to be emulated, as it's already on the PC.
As console hardware becomes more and more similar to that of a desktop computer, where would the difficulty be in porting the game itself--rather than emulating the hardware it runs on--actually lie?
I understand it would rely on the source being released, or the owner of the game porting it themselves.