I don't think this is the case, according to our current knowledge of space/time.
Isn't it more the case that if they were to TELL us they were coming over to earth via radiowaves, he 'wouldn't be here for 50,000 years', but given that he can get to earth in, say, 5 minutes, why would he send a radio message in the first place, given that he'd beat it? It would APPEAR to the alien that they were on earth '50,000 years on' if they checked a telescope before they travelled, and compared the visual outcome when they arrived, but actually in real time, he would arrive 5 minutes later by both of their watches.
You're a pedantic idiot who read wrong. Oh the irony.
The original parent was RIGHT. You CAN play Quake 3 using only free software, just like >>I, using WINE, can use something such as Visio 'using only free software'.
You'd be surprised how, in the UK at least, it's a 'normal' thing for people right through to their early 30s to be registered on. I guess we're more accepting over here of things like MySpace, but people certainly see the positive benefits - it's a central hub for friends and mutual friends to easily keep in touch, especially when they're a few 100 miles apart.
Isn't it because it's a Philips (or Sony? I'm sure it's Philips) 'technology' and so a royalty has to be paid on every CD and CD Player built with CD Text on it, so most people don't see an advantage?
Why do people keep spreading this myth of pressed audio CDs degrading so fast? I've said it a few times here, and I'll say it again, I've got Cds from when Cds were first released and they're exactly the same as they were, when they were bought, back in the early 80s. I don't have a single audio CD that doesn't play, aside from the ones I've scratched in my car.
I've never come to/. for the speed of news... I've come for the OVERALL quality of comments... there's some extremely bright people on here amongst the crap.
The people who amass movies are long time movie enthusiasts. You don't sound like one. The people who amass music are long time music enthusiasts. You don't sound like one. I have absolutely tons of CDs and I reguarly 'dust off' old CDs. And CD expiry, to an extent is a myth which has never really been tested fully. My dad has CDs from when CDs were first released (early 1980) which still work as well as new, and I have some CDrs from 10 years ago which still work as new.
Mine is a 20 min walk to the station, an hour train, a 25 minute bus ride, and a 5 minute walk to the office. Somehow it feels worth it for the good money, and I'm not sure why I think this.
This kind of attitude is what creates massive sites with crapm code still. As a HTML/CSS developer you are not doing your job if you are not working to standards. Simple as that.
Bad HTML/CSS is the equivlent of really bad, messy perl/php/actionscript2/c code. I wouldn't for a second think about employing someone who was any less than perfect at standards.
should always be written like that because it closes the tag off. Otherwise you are leaving an open tag if you use simply . It's actually very important.
Yes, they could be stupid like that, OR alternatively, and more intelligently, they're probably investing money into the company if they think that the company will succeed. I sure hope you don't run a business.
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Jet Force Gemini is missing!
Has to be one of the most enjoyable games I've ever played. And I completed every inch of it. Ugh.
I don't think this is the case, according to our current knowledge of space/time.
Isn't it more the case that if they were to TELL us they were coming over to earth via radiowaves, he 'wouldn't be here for 50,000 years', but given that he can get to earth in, say, 5 minutes, why would he send a radio message in the first place, given that he'd beat it? It would APPEAR to the alien that they were on earth '50,000 years on' if they checked a telescope before they travelled, and compared the visual outcome when they arrived, but actually in real time, he would arrive 5 minutes later by both of their watches.
The police in the UK is publically funded but I can't remember the last time they sent me a free MP5 in the post...
Safari doesn't support highlighting of substrings in a text area.
Yep, you gotta hate driving one of the best constructed car brands in the world.
You're a pedantic idiot who read wrong. Oh the irony.
The original parent was RIGHT. You CAN play Quake 3 using only free software, just like >>I, using WINE, can use something such as Visio 'using only free software'.
Wanker,
You'd be surprised how, in the UK at least, it's a 'normal' thing for people right through to their early 30s to be registered on. I guess we're more accepting over here of things like MySpace, but people certainly see the positive benefits - it's a central hub for friends and mutual friends to easily keep in touch, especially when they're a few 100 miles apart.
Isn't it because it's a Philips (or Sony? I'm sure it's Philips) 'technology' and so a royalty has to be paid on every CD and CD Player built with CD Text on it, so most people don't see an advantage?
Why do people keep spreading this myth of pressed audio CDs degrading so fast? I've said it a few times here, and I'll say it again, I've got Cds from when Cds were first released and they're exactly the same as they were, when they were bought, back in the early 80s. I don't have a single audio CD that doesn't play, aside from the ones I've scratched in my car.
I don't think the CLEVER people would go to Digg... would they?
I've never come to /. for the speed of news... I've come for the OVERALL quality of comments... there's some extremely bright people on here amongst the crap.
No it's not. I read it too. It's utter marketing bullshit.
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"IT'S JUST A MOUSE!"
No, irony is like ra-eeee-ain on your wedding day.
The people who amass movies are long time movie enthusiasts. You don't sound like one.
The people who amass music are long time music enthusiasts. You don't sound like one. I have absolutely tons of CDs and I reguarly 'dust off' old CDs. And CD expiry, to an extent is a myth which has never really been tested fully. My dad has CDs from when CDs were first released (early 1980) which still work as well as new, and I have some CDrs from 10 years ago which still work as new.
Down on 'tut farm!
Mine is a 20 min walk to the station, an hour train, a 25 minute bus ride, and a 5 minute walk to the office. Somehow it feels worth it for the good money, and I'm not sure why I think this.
My commute takes 2 hours each way. Apparently I'm 'mad'.
what WAS the '64 priced at? I, for some reason, remember Ninty launch adverts pricing it at £350 here. Am I right or was it £250?
AC posts don't come up on crawlers, idiot :-P
This kind of attitude is what creates massive sites with crapm code still. As a HTML/CSS developer you are not doing your job if you are not working to standards. Simple as that.
Bad HTML/CSS is the equivlent of really bad, messy perl/php/actionscript2/c code. I wouldn't for a second think about employing someone who was any less than perfect at standards.
should always be written like that because it closes the tag off. Otherwise you are leaving an open tag if you use simply
. It's actually very important.
How exactly can OSX handle infinite changes of hardware config?
Last time I checked there was an absolutely huge mass of N64 games unsuccessfully emulated, or just full of strange bugs if they have been.
They're also not legal.
Yes, they could be stupid like that, OR alternatively, and more intelligently, they're probably investing money into the company if they think that the company will succeed. I sure hope you don't run a business.