MP3 DVDs are almost as obsolute as picture CDs. Just get an in-dash receiver with a USB input and use whatever sized flash drive you need. I ran my USB header from behind the receiver down into my center console stowage bin, so there's not even anything visible.
"That and Nazis were actually tied to Occultism. This theme has been done before in other areas and it the whole basis behind the Indiana Jones movies."
It's actually a very good excuse. If you buy a product with DRM, you are explicitly telling the producer that you do not object to the inclusion of DRM in the product.
When I needed my government-issued notebook reimaged, I had to take the hard drive out and connect it to my own computer so I could delete some key OS files to make the drive non-bootable. As long as it still worked at all, they wouldn't touch it.
I don't think that people who wouldn't benefit from it would be part of their intended target audience at all.
I wear glasses too, but I'm not going to say it's pointless to invent something just because I personally won't find it to be the greatest thing since sliced bread, even though a far greater number of people would.
Just for clarification, the Navy guy is the one saying they are NOT the same thing.:p
While I have heard the term "secondary radar" used a few times in the past, usually by people not intimately involved in aviation or avionics, I always correct them when I get the chance. Tom Clancy is one that I'd like to correct, if I ever get the chance to meet him, because of a line in one of his books that confuses this issue. He lives pretty close to my in-laws, so I'm hoping for a run-in one day.;)
That is correct. A submarine is normally referred to as a boat. We call their crewmembers Bubbleheads, too.
As a side note, did you know the US Army owns more ships than the Navy? How about that the Navy owns more airplanes than the Air Force? Maybe we should rename all the services!
Am I nitpicking on the whole radar thing? Sure. But this is/. We're supposed to nitpick over highly technical things that don't matter to 99.9% of the population.
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MP3 DVDs are almost as obsolute as picture CDs. Just get an in-dash receiver with a USB input and use whatever sized flash drive you need. I ran my USB header from behind the receiver down into my center console stowage bin, so there's not even anything visible.
"Lisa! In this house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!"
"That and Nazis were actually tied to Occultism. This theme has been done before in other areas and it the whole basis behind the Indiana Jones movies."
Only the GOOD Indiana Jones movies.
Then they just assume you weren't interested.
It's actually a very good excuse. If you buy a product with DRM, you are explicitly telling the producer that you do not object to the inclusion of DRM in the product.
But... What about the great in-flight food? You're missing out on that too!
If you've scratched through the reflective layer on the top (label) side, you've destroyed the data. It's gone. Period.
Find another copy of the disc.
What's an IMCB?
Apollo's LM ascent stage? :p
True, but if you stuck a windmill on there, you'd be unstoppable!
He uses gas for everything other than lighting. Well, his ancient 386-based computer burns coal, but everything else is gas.
Depending on what other research projects may be underway, milk may not be a good choice either.
Oh no, the customer service voice recognition system actually works perfectly. It also just happens to have a perverse sense of humor.
A "phosphorescent screen"? How quaint.
When I needed my government-issued notebook reimaged, I had to take the hard drive out and connect it to my own computer so I could delete some key OS files to make the drive non-bootable. As long as it still worked at all, they wouldn't touch it.
The people responsible for sacking the artists who were supposed to be sacked, have been sacked.
Gore's Law
And as a bonus it randomly eats your data!
If "Step #1" of any hacking scheme is "Gain physical access to the hardware", it's really not worth mentioning here.
I don't think that people who wouldn't benefit from it would be part of their intended target audience at all.
I wear glasses too, but I'm not going to say it's pointless to invent something just because I personally won't find it to be the greatest thing since sliced bread, even though a far greater number of people would.
WHAT current hard drives of similar capacity?
I'm worried about you, but I don't know where you are. Report your current physical location immediately or prepare to be arrested.
Just for clarification, the Navy guy is the one saying they are NOT the same thing. :p
;)
While I have heard the term "secondary radar" used a few times in the past, usually by people not intimately involved in aviation or avionics, I always correct them when I get the chance. Tom Clancy is one that I'd like to correct, if I ever get the chance to meet him, because of a line in one of his books that confuses this issue. He lives pretty close to my in-laws, so I'm hoping for a run-in one day.
And to think... I had no idea they were Bene Gesserit.
That is correct. A submarine is normally referred to as a boat. We call their crewmembers Bubbleheads, too.
/. We're supposed to nitpick over highly technical things that don't matter to 99.9% of the population.
As a side note, did you know the US Army owns more ships than the Navy? How about that the Navy owns more airplanes than the Air Force? Maybe we should rename all the services!
Am I nitpicking on the whole radar thing? Sure. But this is