Spotify have that model as well, sort of. Tick the 'save to your library' and it's on your device. Playable at locations without internet coverage.
Spotify's problem is shuffle play. I've got probably thousands of songs/music on it, and it does a woeful job of shuffle playing them.
For the English language, Helvetica seems to be a good choice. If, on the off chance, you're interested - there's actually a movie by that name. It's a documentary (of course, that's all I watch) and surprisingly interesting and informative.
Just when I was thinking Highway Gothic would be a good movie name. Probably a horror story, with hitchhikers.
> Aha. That's going to go over really well after both Google and Apple have already long purchased some prime Manhattan real estate
If that is there price then that is their price. If they can't walk away from that investment, then they are owned by that investment. What is better for the long term good? Caving? Or publically walking away and telling Manhatten to suck an egg, they are not more important than liberty?
Its their investment to do what they want with, but its better to own your investment than let it own you.
Tech companies actually own real estate? I thought at most they had a holding company that did, and then leased it to the tech subsidiary.
3.5 mm refers to the size of the metal connector going into the socket, not the diameter of the connector. You're likely thinking of the diameter and not the length.
I was in that kind of position where I got retrenched (80/90s), and the company asked me to do some contracting after. At the time I wasn't all that happy with them, so I squared my usual hourly rate and added a zero on the end. They paid. I was the *only* one that knew that design and could finish it.:)
The important thing about the railgun, though, is that it's a big conductive chunk of dumb metal. It's a direct-fire or ballistic weapon, not a guided one. We already have supersonic missiles. Missiles and rockets cost a lot of money to build and then are destroyed, but are often launched from relatively inexpensive platforms. Railguns put the expense in the maintainable, reusable launcher and use cheap ammunition that causes plenty of damage from kinetic impact.
The manufacturers will hate that. They'd rather be supplying a lot of expensive ammo.
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Does this mean we'll be coming back as Facebook Llamas?
Flick me to hibernate for a while, I'm sick of this shit.
Some relation of Ford Prefect. And a replicant. I wonder if they'll rename them to be the Pixel series?
I'd wonder how many accounts existed on what is, after all, a private server of hers. And then examine them all.
So she's afraid of her vibrator setting being saved, but not afraid of national exposure via her lawsuit.
Hello, Barbara Streisand.
Haven't you heard, they double as espresso machines.
If you could do biosphere replacement in a reasonable timeframe, there'd be a lot of other candidate planets you wouldn't need to fight for.
Obligatory xkcd. https://xkcd.com/282/
You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
I guess erotica has its place :)
Most 'business books' end up being fiction. Goto Amazon, search business books. THe top ten hits were all semifictional rubbish.
I want to lie, Shipwrecked in-comatose
Drinking fresh mango juice
Gold fish shoals
Nibbling at my toes
Just because, Hawaii.
Spotify have that model as well, sort of. Tick the 'save to your library' and it's on your device. Playable at locations without internet coverage. Spotify's problem is shuffle play. I've got probably thousands of songs/music on it, and it does a woeful job of shuffle playing them.
Just 'lubing us up' for the NSA.
Some speed signs *are* suggestions - for instance the yellow diamond that indicates a speed to do a bend at. http://preview.tinyurl.com/z68...
For the English language, Helvetica seems to be a good choice. If, on the off chance, you're interested - there's actually a movie by that name. It's a documentary (of course, that's all I watch) and surprisingly interesting and informative.
Just when I was thinking Highway Gothic would be a good movie name. Probably a horror story, with hitchhikers.
Check out the lint colour in your tumble-drier. If you separate stuff the non towel load is usually blue.
> Aha. That's going to go over really well after both Google and Apple have already long purchased some prime Manhattan real estate
If that is there price then that is their price. If they can't walk away from that investment, then they are owned by that investment. What is better for the long term good? Caving? Or publically walking away and telling Manhatten to suck an egg, they are not more important than liberty?
Its their investment to do what they want with, but its better to own your investment than let it own you.
Tech companies actually own real estate? I thought at most they had a holding company that did, and then leased it to the tech subsidiary.
Sell them without an OS. But with an OTA bootstrap loader. Origin of the OS that gets loaded to be not in NY.
(Cruz looks less crazy than I'd figured - maybe it's just the contrast with Trump but I'm re-considering him).
Because he's Canadian? Birther redux, from the other side.
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3.5 mm refers to the size of the metal connector going into the socket, not the diameter of the connector. You're likely thinking of the diameter and not the length.
That's what she said.
Will there be a 'lame special' model especially for the UK? If there is, how hard isn't it going to be to jailbreak it to the international version?
I was in that kind of position where I got retrenched (80/90s), and the company asked me to do some contracting after. At the time I wasn't all that happy with them, so I squared my usual hourly rate and added a zero on the end. They paid. I was the *only* one that knew that design and could finish it. :)
The important thing about the railgun, though, is that it's a big conductive chunk of dumb metal. It's a direct-fire or ballistic weapon, not a guided one. We already have supersonic missiles. Missiles and rockets cost a lot of money to build and then are destroyed, but are often launched from relatively inexpensive platforms. Railguns put the expense in the maintainable, reusable launcher and use cheap ammunition that causes plenty of damage from kinetic impact.
The manufacturers will hate that. They'd rather be supplying a lot of expensive ammo.
More cool than a gun control argument at any rate. More than over them.