And they're thin. My 50" LCD Projection TV is 18" deep. You can't get a CRT that big, and if you could, it would be 3 deeper. Picture quality is not the only consideration
"Like your cell phone, laptop, etc. It's OK to partial charge it now and again, but it's bad overall"
Actually that's completely wrong. Lithium batteries only have so many charge cycles, and it's better to leave them charged and drain them rarely. Your method was great for old batteries, but not new ones.
18 months? Go FUD. I've had my original iPod since the day they were released and it still works great.
The iPod suffers from the same problems any lithium battery-powered device does. If you use it certain ways, the battery will quickly die, the same as ANY MP3 player with that type of battery.
At least with a daisy wheel it requires "the feds" to have possession of the wheel in order to determine which one it came from. With the dots, they will already know where and when the printer was sold as soon as the have the document.
"but I'm not so sure about the significance of the content, what did they write/read in 19th Century?"
I'm temped to mod you funny, but sadly I think you're serious. Obviously nothing important happened between the late 1800s and 1920, we should probably just ignore it all.
I guarantee those 30M pages are more significant than half of google's 8B. Unless you think a person's blog with pictures of their cat and a review of the latest Dashboard Confessional album is important.
I agree except for the battery life rating. Almost every other player has better battery life than the iPod... this comes at the expense of a small form factor and other things, but the truth remains that the iPod battery is not "very good."
Not to mention that the 12 hour stated life is completely unrealistic.
Verizon is one of our competitors in the networking market we serve up here in the Northwest (schools) and let me tell you, we're more than happy to have them competing with us. I haven't met a single customer that is happy with the service that Verizon has provided. I don't know much about their cell service, but they have really awful networking and professional services
"They will also test whether it is suitable for human beings to live in the harsh environment there," he said.
No, it's not.
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I understand that, I was just relating it to the RIAA's efforts, which have (up to this point) targeted the sharers, not the downloaders.
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I've never really thought about it, but it's funny to think that "pirate" is being used for people that share what they have willingly with others.
The pirates being sued are the ones giving it away, not the ones taking it.
I have 3431 songs taking up 15.27GB on this laptop here, which is 4.55MB per song. If he had this same average, you're talking about 4TB, which isn't all that much, considering.
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SA is buying Livejournal fromDanga, they are not buying Danga itself.
why would you quit, the same people are running it, and there are no plans to change anything that wouldn't have likely changed before.
And they're thin. My 50" LCD Projection TV is 18" deep. You can't get a CRT that big, and if you could, it would be 3 deeper. Picture quality is not the only consideration
I would respond by saying that Blogs are just websites.
Thanks for sharing your story. I worked with Greg at Real, and heard a version of this from him, I always thought it was hilarious.
I'd really like to know the answer to this as well. It bothers me every time I hear it.
Not sure how many other people will get that, but I wanted to say how funny I thought it was.
Actually that's completely wrong. Lithium batteries only have so many charge cycles, and it's better to leave them charged and drain them rarely. Your method was great for old batteries, but not new ones.
www.Apple.com/batteries/
The iPod suffers from the same problems any lithium battery-powered device does. If you use it certain ways, the battery will quickly die, the same as ANY MP3 player with that type of battery.
Sure, that's hyper-paranoid, but when you're printing counterfeit bills you kinda have to be.
At least with a daisy wheel it requires "the feds" to have possession of the wheel in order to determine which one it came from. With the dots, they will already know where and when the printer was sold as soon as the have the document.
Do you know if these are actually good as grow lights? I don't grow weed, but my cacti and plants might benefit from them.
an LCD refresh rate is not the same as a CRTs at all, you can't really compare the two.
I'm temped to mod you funny, but sadly I think you're serious. Obviously nothing important happened between the late 1800s and 1920, we should probably just ignore it all. I guarantee those 30M pages are more significant than half of google's 8B. Unless you think a person's blog with pictures of their cat and a review of the latest Dashboard Confessional album is important.
Not to mention that the 12 hour stated life is completely unrealistic.
Verizon is one of our competitors in the networking market we serve up here in the Northwest (schools) and let me tell you, we're more than happy to have them competing with us. I haven't met a single customer that is happy with the service that Verizon has provided. I don't know much about their cell service, but they have really awful networking and professional services
No, it's not.
Next question?
I understand that, I was just relating it to the RIAA's efforts, which have (up to this point) targeted the sharers, not the downloaders.
I've never really thought about it, but it's funny to think that "pirate" is being used for people that share what they have willingly with others. The pirates being sued are the ones giving it away, not the ones taking it.
I have 3431 songs taking up 15.27GB on this laptop here, which is 4.55MB per song. If he had this same average, you're talking about 4TB, which isn't all that much, considering.
you implied these actions by MS somehow made them more evil than the next company, which is just not true.
This is common practive among all companies that employ contractors, no reason to lambaste MS for it like they're the only ones.
And they would probably be right. Those kinds of things are frequently farmed out to an audio production company to take care of.
A ratio by itself is not a fractal. That ratio can play into a lot of fractals and is seen in many places, but by itself is just a number.
I can believe that, but where is the other 65% of internet traffic coming from, email?