I live in California, and the gas station nearest my house has an air compressor and water dispenser (for radiators), and it costs $.50 to use. The air hose has a guague, but it's crappy.
The point is not to make the PSP an end-all ubergadget that replaces everything else. It's more like "Wow, look what else we can make it do after its (arguably) a good gaming device!"
Don't worry, your very expensive gadgets will always be superior to mods and hacks to a handheld game device. But don't rain on the parade of us that like the ability to stretch our PSPs to their best potential. I mean, wouldn't you be happy if you found out your new toy had an unexpected extra function, beyond what you paid for?
So what then? We shouldn't choose? We shoud just sit on our hands and wait for an asteroid to hit us? That's a very pretty string of words, but it has absolutely no practical worth here.
Whoa whoa whoa. You're talking about human cyborg enhancements, and your comment's title is 'I can't wait for these things to get smaller?' I feel sorry for your wife/girlfriend...;)
I see it as being more useful for testing the CPUs against each other. Being in (roughly) the same motherboard and in the same system would get rid of more variables and make the cpus the only thing you're testing. Too bad the two chips aren't cutting edge, though, where such tests are much more relevant..
Nobody will tell them anything and sign their name anymore. They'll just always be anonymous now, with some sort of proof they're from apple. Maybe a lock of Steve Job's hair, I dunno. Yes, the magazine may get some bum stories, but it doesn't have to mean no more information.
That may be how law works in America, but Australia may be different. Any Aussies out there that can explain how that works? Corporate police sound very creepy to me... The closes we have here are pseudocops with "RIAA" jackets harrasing street vendors of counterfit DVDs.
So you're asking Chinese citizens that break the law to post how they do it? Not only does that put them at risk, but it makes it easier for the government to stop, depending on their method.
So long as He stays cheap. There were some comments on another story that Gelium reserves are low. It says 37,000 cubic metres of Helium, but at what T & P? How many moles?
I have a large bank account stuck in my home country, and need help getting it into Canada. If you give me your credit card number, I will be able to transfer the balance with your account, and will give you 10% for your trouble. Also, I'll let you pick a free song.
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I live in California, and the gas station nearest my house has an air compressor and water dispenser (for radiators), and it costs $.50 to use. The air hose has a guague, but it's crappy.
The point is not to make the PSP an end-all ubergadget that replaces everything else. It's more like "Wow, look what else we can make it do after its (arguably) a good gaming device!"
Don't worry, your very expensive gadgets will always be superior to mods and hacks to a handheld game device. But don't rain on the parade of us that like the ability to stretch our PSPs to their best potential. I mean, wouldn't you be happy if you found out your new toy had an unexpected extra function, beyond what you paid for?
Yeah, good idea- PSP P2P!
What's next? A webserver- PSP PHP?
So what then? We shouldn't choose? We shoud just sit on our hands and wait for an asteroid to hit us? That's a very pretty string of words, but it has absolutely no practical worth here.
Faker. You forgot to say ",eh."
All my cliche are belong to you.
Based on my MRE experience (chicken patty theoretically) I'd rather eat the concrete. Hand me a round one.
Whoa whoa whoa. You're talking about human cyborg enhancements, and your comment's title is 'I can't wait for these things to get smaller?' I feel sorry for your wife/girlfriend... ;)
I see it as being more useful for testing the CPUs against each other. Being in (roughly) the same motherboard and in the same system would get rid of more variables and make the cpus the only thing you're testing. Too bad the two chips aren't cutting edge, though, where such tests are much more relevant..
Nobody will tell them anything and sign their name anymore. They'll just always be anonymous now, with some sort of proof they're from apple. Maybe a lock of Steve Job's hair, I dunno. Yes, the magazine may get some bum stories, but it doesn't have to mean no more information.
America Online? Or would it be Australia Online? ;)
That may be how law works in America, but Australia may be different. Any Aussies out there that can explain how that works? Corporate police sound very creepy to me... The closes we have here are pseudocops with "RIAA" jackets harrasing street vendors of counterfit DVDs.
For a job like that? Santa Claus.
Look out! Striders! Somebody get the rocket launcher!
Did they include extra bugs to be fixed when we buy the 3.0 upgrade?
Heh. Articles: "Unpredictability in Future Microprocessors" [3 hours later] -> "Random Number Generator That Sees Into the Future"
So you're asking Chinese citizens that break the law to post how they do it? Not only does that put them at risk, but it makes it easier for the government to stop, depending on their method.
Notice how the space suit seems to be approaching this?
God Bless America.
Well, if he finds it first.
:P
I'm referring to the law of 'finder's keepers' that seems to apply to gundams, from the original series up to gundam seed. Think about it.
You're just sucking up because of the coming robopocalypse.
So... what color is it?
So long as He stays cheap. There were some comments on another story that Gelium reserves are low. It says 37,000 cubic metres of Helium, but at what T & P? How many moles?
It smells like burning.
Dear Sir or Madam,
I have a large bank account stuck in my home country, and need help getting it into Canada. If you give me your credit card number, I will be able to transfer the balance with your account, and will give you 10% for your trouble. Also, I'll let you pick a free song.