my dad has better gear there then most of the local contractors / workers
Maybe he should hire a couple of impressionable young people, teach them honest business practices (and how to do the actual work of course) and start his own contracting company.
I think since Sony gave their customers a $300 brick everybody that this happened to should promptly give Sony $300 worth of actual bricks through their headquarters windows. Mortaring them all together into one big chunk beforehand is optional.
It seems to me that the solution to this resides in our good friend the Sharpie. All Gamestop has to do is send a memo out to its employees telling them whenever they restock a used game they mark over any mention of download codes on the box. If they want to go high tech give them a roll of stickers that say "NO DLC CODES" to stick on there.
Are there any textbooks like this? Like a "Math for Genius Kids" that lays it all out as it fits together instead of doing crap like teaching you terms and then waiting a few years before teaching you why you need them and what they're used for.
I just went through the whole compare carriers, phones, coverage, plans, etc. and ended up buying a Moment. Now you have to come out with this, when I'm 2 years away from being eligible for a new contract (and a subsidized phone).
Unless I win the lottery (or sell a few houses to somebody who did) there's no way I'm going to be able to afford paying cash for this sucker.
Only if you don't really care what the surface looks like afterwards. You almost always end up with a change in the reflectivity of the surface afterwards. I put a couple of shiny spots on my flat interior walls before realizing what was happening. We decided to go back to using 409, paper towels, and elbow grease.
That's nothing. My former drummer's ex girlfriend's mother's the landlord for my dead best friend's former cottage that I just paid a deposit on and however the possessives in that are regressive digressive or impressive is because my seven month old son hid my brain in his pack and play.
A friend of my dad's garage had been broken into several times. One night he heard the guy breaking in and called the cops. The dispatcher said nobody was available right then and he'd have to wait. He hung up the phone, waited a minute and then called back and said "You can take your time, I shot him." and hangs up.
A minute later 3 cop cars come screaming up and catch the thief trying to run out the garage. The cops talked to the homeowner and said "We heard that you'd shot him."
He responded "And I heard there was nobody available!"
IANAL but it's my understanding that you can file just about whatever you want as evidence in a civil trial. Whether the judge will be impressed by it or not is a different matter.
I could imagine as little as 2 pixels being useful. If you had them on the left and right edges of your vision you could vary their intensity with relation to your orientation towards an objective. Think how first person shooters often have a red glow on the edge of the screen in the direction you're being attacked from.
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my dad has better gear there then most of the local contractors / workers
Maybe he should hire a couple of impressionable young people, teach them honest business practices (and how to do the actual work of course) and start his own contracting company.
Except the debt to the government who wants 10% of each of those transactions.
I think since Sony gave their customers a $300 brick everybody that this happened to should promptly give Sony $300 worth of actual bricks through their headquarters windows. Mortaring them all together into one big chunk beforehand is optional.
If they got their asses kicked they're terrorists.
If they win and get to write the history books they're revolutionaries.
I'd avoid John and Maynard regardless.
Fuck that. Maynard is an awesome name.
Just in case you hadn't gotten the point yet, I as well would like this.
It seems to me that the solution to this resides in our good friend the Sharpie. All Gamestop has to do is send a memo out to its employees telling them whenever they restock a used game they mark over any mention of download codes on the box. If they want to go high tech give them a roll of stickers that say "NO DLC CODES" to stick on there.
Bam, problem solved.
Are there any textbooks like this? Like a "Math for Genius Kids" that lays it all out as it fits together instead of doing crap like teaching you terms and then waiting a few years before teaching you why you need them and what they're used for.
Before I throw this out here I'll say I'm nowhere near being an astrophysicist, this is just a random thought that occurred to me reading this thread.
Could it be possible that dark matter is actually some sort of gravitational 'bleed-through' from 'similar' quantum states of the universe?
Anyone may proceed now to tell me why this [isn't a good theory | has been thought of and been dis-proven | is just plain dumb].
And here is part 2 of that video where they keep falling down.
One word: Ice.
Unless these things have spikes that come out of the wheels there is no way they can stay up when the roads freeze.
I just went through the whole compare carriers, phones, coverage, plans, etc. and ended up buying a Moment. Now you have to come out with this, when I'm 2 years away from being eligible for a new contract (and a subsidized phone).
Unless I win the lottery (or sell a few houses to somebody who did) there's no way I'm going to be able to afford paying cash for this sucker.
Why do you think it ran the battery out so quick?
Only if you don't really care what the surface looks like afterwards. You almost always end up with a change in the reflectivity of the surface afterwards. I put a couple of shiny spots on my flat interior walls before realizing what was happening. We decided to go back to using 409, paper towels, and elbow grease.
I'll take a dozen!
That's nothing. My former drummer's ex girlfriend's mother's the landlord for my dead best friend's former cottage that I just paid a deposit on and however the possessives in that are regressive digressive or impressive is because my seven month old son hid my brain in his pack and play.
A friend of my dad's garage had been broken into several times. One night he heard the guy breaking in and called the cops. The dispatcher said nobody was available right then and he'd have to wait. He hung up the phone, waited a minute and then called back and said "You can take your time, I shot him." and hangs up.
A minute later 3 cop cars come screaming up and catch the thief trying to run out the garage. The cops talked to the homeowner and said "We heard that you'd shot him."
He responded "And I heard there was nobody available!"
Yeah picking on him for missing that prediction is like harping on somebody for predicting Nancy Kerrigan would win the 1994 US Skating Championship.
IANAL but it's my understanding that you can file just about whatever you want as evidence in a civil trial. Whether the judge will be impressed by it or not is a different matter.
Maybe if we don't find any we could put some there. Turn it into the solar systems largest shrimp farm.
No matter how you look at it Europa is of interest to humans if we plan on expanding into the solar system.
I could imagine as little as 2 pixels being useful. If you had them on the left and right edges of your vision you could vary their intensity with relation to your orientation towards an objective. Think how first person shooters often have a red glow on the edge of the screen in the direction you're being attacked from.
Hookers and blow have their hidden costs down the line.
If they actually understood anything, they'd be doing that instead of journalism?
A couple hundred people just got chills reading that post.
Maybe not yet, but it sure is hard to begin fixing something before you know why it's broken.