I have an old 400 disc CD changer from Sony, and as cool as the thing was at the time, I haven't used it to listen to music in years. When you can store that much music completely uncompressed on a $150 hard drive, it just doesn't really make sense anymore.
Not to mention how you can't take it with you, like you can with an MP3 player, etc.
How about installing and activating everything in port, and then just backup the partition with g4u or the System Rescue CD? Then, if you do ever need to reinstall it, you just restore your already activated partition from a burned DVD? It's legal, faster, and is a much better way to do things even if you always have a highspeed connection.
In Sec 2909.04, (B) No person shall knowingly use any computer, computer system, computer network, telecommunications device, or other electronic device or system or the internet so as to disrupt, interrupt, or impair the functions of any police, fire, educational, commercial, or governmental operations.
(C) Whoever violates this section is guilty of disrupting public services, a felony of the fourth degree.
So, there's the law. We now return you to the discussion of whether this is an overreaction or not.
This is what I do, except I use the partimage program on the System Rescue CD. If you're at all proficient with Unixish systems you can skip Ghost and use partimage or g4u instead.
No, it's the one on the moon that's underground. The one on Saturn is in orbit, until 2010 when it starts orbiting Jupiter (unless, of course, it had previously switched to Jupiter on the release of the film adaptation).
* You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
Personally, I think it's a shame that people have to slander everyone from Tatooine just because they've gotten a bad impression from the people in Mos Eisley.
The "Flag Code" says something to the effect that when a flag is no longer fit for display it should be destroyed respectfully, preferably by burning.
People who are against flag burning aren't against respectful-retiring-burning, they're against "UnAmerican"-protest-burning. That's just harder to say.
(Disclaimer: I am not in favor of criminalizing flag burning of either kind)
Here's how that would look if I bothered to preview my posts:
We have an upper bound on that time, though, and it's 130 years (see Genesis 5:1). That's how long Adam had been around when Seth was born, and that was after they got kicked out of Eden. I'm pretty sure x less than 130 years is not quite long enough that all probabilities approach certainty.
Furthermore, your logic would be flawed even if we didn't know how long Adam and Eve were in the garden. We know there was a moment in time when he was put there, and we know there was a moment in time when he was kicked out. That's not infinite. "Very long time" is not the same as "infinite", and therefore you can't use the anything that might possibly happen will happen argument.
We have an upper bound on that time, though, and it's 130 years (see Genesis 5:1). That's how long Adam had been around when Seth was born, and that was after they got kicked out of Eden. I'm pretty sure xFurthermore, your logic would be flawed even if we didn't know how long Adam and Eve were in the garden. We know there was a moment in time when he was put there, and we know there was a moment in time when he was kicked out. That's not infinite. "Very long time" is not the same as "infinite", and therefore you can't use the anything that might possibly happen will happen argument.
Using old laptops could be part of the solution, but it seems to me that the batteries are the first thing to go on old laptops. That puts you back at the mercy of the power supply, except that now it's harder to swap out individual parts that get damanged.
But what do you do in twenty years when you can't find a computer that will boot an operating system capable of reading those files? Or of even having that hard drive plugged in?
I remember Student Legal Services at my school promising to provide access to a non-school lawyer if the case involved a conflict of interest like that.
It should be added though, that community college can be time and money down the drain if you don't have at least a basic plan for what you're doing after that. Around here, the state universities are required to accept certain community college classes as equivalent, but others they can just ignore. "Sorry, the Java programming you took at X Community College isn't the same as the Java programming here at University of X."
If you're considering the community college option, at least look into which of their classes will transfer to wherever you're going after community college, and verify that with the other school.
Is there some way I could just give George Lucas my credit card number, and then he could periodically charge me $60 and mail me some discs? That seems like it would be a lot simpler than the current arrangement.
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Um, are you talking about the same GBA that still outsells the PS3?
I have an old 400 disc CD changer from Sony, and as cool as the thing was at the time, I haven't used it to listen to music in years. When you can store that much music completely uncompressed on a $150 hard drive, it just doesn't really make sense anymore.
Not to mention how you can't take it with you, like you can with an MP3 player, etc.
How about installing and activating everything in port, and then just backup the partition with g4u or the System Rescue CD? Then, if you do ever need to reinstall it, you just restore your already activated partition from a burned DVD? It's legal, faster, and is a much better way to do things even if you always have a highspeed connection.
That depends. Are you watching the Disney version?
In Sec 2909.04, (B) No person shall knowingly use any computer, computer system, computer network, telecommunications device, or other electronic device or system or the internet so as to disrupt, interrupt, or impair the functions of any police, fire, educational, commercial, or governmental operations.
(C) Whoever violates this section is guilty of disrupting public services, a felony of the fourth degree.
So, there's the law. We now return you to the discussion of whether this is an overreaction or not.
This is what I do, except I use the partimage program on the System Rescue CD. If you're at all proficient with Unixish systems you can skip Ghost and use partimage or g4u instead.
You're ignoring the possibility of a novelization of said movie.
It's about time anonymous coward weighed in and ended that debate once and for all. Thanks!
No, it's the one on the moon that's underground. The one on Saturn is in orbit, until 2010 when it starts orbiting Jupiter (unless, of course, it had previously switched to Jupiter on the release of the film adaptation).
Personally, I think it's a shame that people have to slander everyone from Tatooine just because they've gotten a bad impression from the people in Mos Eisley.
OP has a linksys router. Showing a new MAC to Comcast involves nothing more than going to the linksys box web admin page and typing in something new.
That slideshow had a song with it, too:
They'll never stop 'The Simpsons'
Have no fears
We got stories for years
Like...
Marge becomes a robot
Maybe Moe gets a cell phone
Has Bart ever owned a bear
Or...
How 'bout a crazy wedding
Where something happens and do-do-do-do-do
Sorry for the clip show
Have no fears
We got stories for years...
Didn't they leave the processor necessary to play GB and GBC games out of the DS, so it can only do GBA and DS games? Otherwise, I agree.
But what about when they drill through the turtle?
People who are against flag burning aren't against respectful-retiring-burning, they're against "UnAmerican"-protest-burning. That's just harder to say.
(Disclaimer: I am not in favor of criminalizing flag burning of either kind)
Here's how that would look if I bothered to preview my posts:
We have an upper bound on that time, though, and it's 130 years (see Genesis 5:1). That's how long Adam had been around when Seth was born, and that was after they got kicked out of Eden. I'm pretty sure x less than 130 years is not quite long enough that all probabilities approach certainty.
Furthermore, your logic would be flawed even if we didn't know how long Adam and Eve were in the garden. We know there was a moment in time when he was put there, and we know there was a moment in time when he was kicked out. That's not infinite. "Very long time" is not the same as "infinite", and therefore you can't use the anything that might possibly happen will happen argument.
We have an upper bound on that time, though, and it's 130 years (see Genesis 5:1). That's how long Adam had been around when Seth was born, and that was after they got kicked out of Eden. I'm pretty sure xFurthermore, your logic would be flawed even if we didn't know how long Adam and Eve were in the garden. We know there was a moment in time when he was put there, and we know there was a moment in time when he was kicked out. That's not infinite. "Very long time" is not the same as "infinite", and therefore you can't use the anything that might possibly happen will happen argument.
Who needs suffrage when you've got cash?
Using old laptops could be part of the solution, but it seems to me that the batteries are the first thing to go on old laptops. That puts you back at the mercy of the power supply, except that now it's harder to swap out individual parts that get damanged.
But what do you do in twenty years when you can't find a computer that will boot an operating system capable of reading those files? Or of even having that hard drive plugged in?
What about Intercourse, PA? They even sell t-shirts with the slogan "I love Intercourse."
I remember Student Legal Services at my school promising to provide access to a non-school lawyer if the case involved a conflict of interest like that.
If you're considering the community college option, at least look into which of their classes will transfer to wherever you're going after community college, and verify that with the other school.
That was Archimedes, defending Syracuse from a Roman fleet.
Is there some way I could just give George Lucas my credit card number, and then he could periodically charge me $60 and mail me some discs? That seems like it would be a lot simpler than the current arrangement.