Why do you believe that the increase was "arbitrary"? The fact that people were willing to pay the higher price means that the increase was not arbitrary. If Joe didn't want to wind up paying $2.50 than he should have clicked earlier.
So first you insist on supply/demand analysis, and then when I suggest that more popular songs might have greater demand, you reply that only the supply matters.
I will point out that musical talent is in finite supply. Also, is the price of a CD affected by demand? After all, it generally costs less to replicate a CD than its market price. Also, there is only a 1 to infinity ratio if copying is not rampant.
There's a Part III. Lewis(?) is married to the cheerleader, the quarterback (Stan Gable) is installed as president of Adams, Booger is an ambulance chaser (literally), The administration plants a bag of marijuana in the Lambda house in an attempt to break up Lambda Lambda Lambda, etc.
If you want to replace the frame, as opposed to the wheels, then you better have access to the source code. What if the changes you want can't be done by means of extensions? Also, if you don't want to change the frame, there is still no harm in having the source code.
Sorry, I wasn't really worried about icons; I thought that the original poster was discussing graphics in general.
The problem with converting to bezier is that most graphs require having many small bezier elements, and this requirement leads to having larger SVGs than PNGs.
Given this statement, the existing option of using relative sized type that will scale relative to other type on the page and maintain that relationship... is only half of the equation.... the compositional layout still ends up broken, ie: the important graphic on the page no longer has the hierarchical and visual importance it was supposed to have in the design because all the text on the page is suddenly 2X bigger and the visual combination of text and graphic no longer communicates the message effectively and has become a cramped, chunky, messy version of what it was intended to be.
And if the text is too small for someone to read, does that communicate the message effectively? If the site doesn't fit someone's display, does that communicate the message effectively?
But can't the default font size be left to the browser instead of the site? I don't believe that the GP is complaining about font sizes in his *own* default settings.
How does one graph y=x^2-5x+3 in SVG? One can graph it in LaTeX using PSTricks, and then convert it to SVG (I've written a script to do this). The problem is that such a conversion uses lots of small bezier curves to render the graph in SVG. One could get a smaller file by converting to PNG.
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I've purchased copies of some Linux distributions (most recent, SUSE 10.0).
What sphere? GSOs are confined to being over the equator at a given altitude. It's more like a hula-hoop than a sphere
Space may be huge, but the portion of space suitable for geosynchronous orbits is not.
Jabba had a palace on Hoth? Or did you mean Return of the Jedi?
But MathML is XML, not HTML.
But what if the repoer works for the dealer? Would that make it simpler?
The per-unit price of Microsoft Office isn't that low, although it might not be commodity software.
No, it wouldn't be nice if we were all using CSS/html. How would I write math?
Why do you believe that the increase was "arbitrary"? The fact that people were willing to pay the higher price means that the increase was not arbitrary. If Joe didn't want to wind up paying $2.50 than he should have clicked earlier.
So first you insist on supply/demand analysis, and then when I suggest that more popular songs might have greater demand, you reply that only the supply matters.
I will point out that musical talent is in finite supply. Also, is the price of a CD affected by demand? After all, it generally costs less to replicate a CD than its market price. Also, there is only a 1 to infinity ratio if copying is not rampant.
didn't say it wasn't (or was). I was merely pointing out that there was a Part III.
Wouldn't a more popular song have greater demand?
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There's a Part III. Lewis(?) is married to the cheerleader, the quarterback (Stan Gable) is installed as president of Adams, Booger is an ambulance chaser (literally), The administration plants a bag of marijuana in the Lambda house in an attempt to break up Lambda Lambda Lambda, etc.
If you want to replace the frame, as opposed to the wheels, then you better have access to the source code. What if the changes you want can't be done by means of extensions? Also, if you don't want to change the frame, there is still no harm in having the source code.
I didn't edit boot.ini, as I installed Linux over Windows XP. Why can't one do the same with Vista?
But what if you want to change Firefox or Apache itself?
Ed McMahon, longtime sidekick to Johnny Carson, as well as a former Budweiser spokesman.
But Doug McIlroy can make even pipe dreams come true :-)
Sorry, I wasn't really worried about icons; I thought that the original poster was discussing graphics in general.
The problem with converting to bezier is that most graphs require having many small bezier elements, and this requirement leads to having larger SVGs than PNGs.
Given this statement, the existing option of using relative sized type that will scale relative to other type on the page and maintain that relationship... is only half of the equation.... the compositional layout still ends up broken, ie: the important graphic on the page no longer has the hierarchical and visual importance it was supposed to have in the design because all the text on the page is suddenly 2X bigger and the visual combination of text and graphic no longer communicates the message effectively and has become a cramped, chunky, messy version of what it was intended to be.
And if the text is too small for someone to read, does that communicate the message effectively? If the site doesn't fit someone's display, does that communicate the message effectively?
To what extent is it possible to adapt web sites to cell phones?
One can set the dpi on an LCD monitor, but unless its the "built-in" dpi, the text won't look good.
I was speaking of the graph, not the text. And I might want to put such a graph in a web page.
But can't the default font size be left to the browser instead of the site? I don't believe that the GP is complaining about font sizes in his *own* default settings.
How does one graph y=x^2-5x+3 in SVG? One can graph it in LaTeX using PSTricks, and then convert it to SVG (I've written a script to do this). The problem is that such a conversion uses lots of small bezier curves to render the graph in SVG. One could get a smaller file by converting to PNG.