I'm guessing it's been a while since you bought a CD at HMV. 13$ is about half of what they're typically charging for anything outside the top ten list.
From one atmosphere to zero atmosphere in vacuum for a differential of one atmosphere, as opposed to underwater where pressure increases by "one atmosphere" (the equivalent of atmospheric pressure, or 14.7 lbs./sq.in.) for every 33 feet we descend into the water. This means, for example, that the pressure at 66 feet below the surface is 44.1 pounds per square inch, or three atmospheres different from sea level...
[i]This was all said at the time, of course, but [b]people were more interested in being clever[/b] and announcing blu-ray's demise [b]than actually researching the matter.[/b][/i] You're new to slashdot or something? That's always true. Even in this post.:P
Just FYI. Canada is the only place in the world with crappier phones than the US. Asia and Europe get phones and data plans that would leave you weeping in the street. God, I'm still drooling over the Nokia N95 that we will never see so long as Rogers remains the GSM monopolists in Canada.
I'll agree 100% that the ACLU is wrong on their stance on the second amendment, but I'm happy they're protecting the rest of them with all the fervour that the NRA is protecting the Second.
Anytime I want to research something now, I go to the appropriate forum. There are serious experts available at pretty much all of them. e.g: Want to learn about cellphones: HowardForums.com. Want to find out about military firearms: ar15.com . There's a site for everything.
Blogs are great for some stuff, but forums are just killing the tech magazines, and the special interest stuff.
I was under the impression that there was some form of joint regulatory agency that basically said that we agreed not to piss in each others water supply....
I'm guessing it's been a while since you bought a CD at HMV. 13$ is about half of what they're typically charging for anything outside the top ten list.
The fact that the exchange rate has brought the currencies to near par is of course the main reason that they're having to change the prices....
I'd say that because the distribution of the vouchers predates GPLV3, that MS has a leg to stand on here.
Battle Of The Planets
Linux, meet Microsoft. Hmmmm.
From one atmosphere to zero atmosphere in vacuum for a differential of one atmosphere, as opposed to underwater where pressure increases by "one atmosphere" (the equivalent of atmospheric pressure, or 14.7 lbs./sq.in.) for every 33 feet we descend into the water. This means, for example, that the pressure at 66 feet below the surface is 44.1 pounds per square inch, or three atmospheres different from sea level...
Nope. I'm an old hand at making mistakes like that. :)
[i]This was all said at the time, of course, but [b]people were more interested in being clever[/b] and announcing blu-ray's demise [b]than actually researching the matter.[/b][/i] :P
You're new to slashdot or something? That's always true. Even in this post.
Not Sony's lawyers... go back and read the summary at the very least.
Just FYI. Canada is the only place in the world with crappier phones than the US. Asia and Europe get phones and data plans that would leave you weeping in the street. God, I'm still drooling over the Nokia N95 that we will never see so long as Rogers remains the GSM monopolists in Canada.
I'll agree 100% that the ACLU is wrong on their stance on the second amendment, but I'm happy they're protecting the rest of them with all the fervour that the NRA is protecting the Second.
Postgresql. You may need to do some minor work customizing it....
Apparently so are the rest of them. Specifically the first and tenth....
:(
It's becoming increasingly apparent that the second might need to be taken out and exercised in the near future.
Anytime I want to research something now, I go to the appropriate forum. There are serious experts available at pretty much all of them. e.g: Want to learn about cellphones: HowardForums.com. Want to find out about military firearms: ar15.com . There's a site for everything.
Blogs are great for some stuff, but forums are just killing the tech magazines, and the special interest stuff.
Yet Another Dupe.
I was under the impression that there was some form of joint regulatory agency that basically said that we agreed not to piss in each others water supply....
I spend waaaaay more time on google maps and gmail and....
See, google isn't just a search engine anymore folks. It is not going to hurt them.
I'd list Kim Stanley Robinson ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Stanley_Robinson ) and Spider Robinson ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider_Robinson ) .
Colour me shocked. A techie copying porn off of a computer.
:rolleyes:
That's never happened before.
Now, if they're deleting it after copying it, then it's stealing, and that'd be news.
Men who batter women are not alpha males. They are cowardly losers.
And what percent of statistics are complete bullshit again?
100% would be my guess, provided we're dealing with the specific subset of 'statistics used during discussions on online forums'.
If it isn't one of the following I'd be shocked:
123 000 999 666
Those four will open 99% of all luggage in the world that doesn't contain a laptop, cash or a gun.
3. Already opens Word/Excel files.
4. Already opens PDF.
Only as email attachments. There is no way to directly transfer documents to the phone and read them....
Rogers/Fido, Bell and Telus up in Canada make AT&T look competent and benign.
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Rogers data plans : http://www.shoprogers.com/store/wireless/services
Bell data plan examples: http://www.bell.ca/shopping/en_CA_AB/PrsShpWls_Rt
Telus data plan examples: http://www.telusmobility.com/ab/plans/pcs/talkema
Couple those rates with service that is slightly less friendly than AT&T's.
RTFA and find out for yourself.