IIRC, hyperdrives only function away from gravity wells. It is possible that the Death Star couldn't jump any closer to the moon because of the presence of the gas giant, Yavin.
There is a book that gives the black hole explanation, but the books states that it was claim of Han's piloting and navigational skills. I believe the boast was that he was able to chart a hyperspace route so close the black holes without crashing into them.
I heard that this pre-trilogy was meant to show how relationships are important, and that forbidding love was one of the factors that brought down the Jedi Order.
Paying for incoming calls would be stupid, because you don't have any control over whether someone calls you or not - so why should you pay for it?
You do have control. You can see who's calling (caller ID), and not answer it.
The nice thing about the mobile phone plans in the US is that people with TOS phones can call mobile phones for free. If I like the fact that I can rely only on my cell phone for incoming calls and not inconvenience my friends.
yeah, now instead of the kernel constantly going down we have all the systems on top of it constantly crashing.
And how is that different from Linux? I use Linux at school all the time. Programs crash on Linux about as often as they do on Windows, according to my experience.
Humphrey said Alexander couldn't have interfered with DeMeo's driving because he was found moments after the crash still wearing a seat belt, his hands jammed into his pockets. He had suffered fatal head and heart injuries, Humphrey said, making it impossible for him to put his hands into his pockets after the crash.
Meeker disagreed, saying in his closing argument that the car had been split open by the crash and Alexander could have put his hands in his pockets to keep warm.
The article also mentions that the skid-marks didn't seem to indicate the use of the hand-brake either.
Otherwise, I wonder that as games become more physically realistic, will more accidents result as more people try to pull crazy stunts they've done in video games?
The difference I see is that so many people I know don't even want broadband. Most people I know that are older than 30 years old don't care for broadband. Dial-up suits their needs, or so they tell me.
It's not worth it for companies to provide internet to the one or two households who want it in a certain area.
I think that when people here in the US want broadband, they'll get it.
I can see Hollywood making a movie out of this idea:
"NASA's nano-robots get out of control and take over Mars. The robots replicate and build a massive robot army with the intent to come back to Earth and kill us all."
What I wonder is why robots in movies usually feel the need to kill humankind?
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IIRC, hyperdrives only function away from gravity wells. It is possible that the Death Star couldn't jump any closer to the moon because of the presence of the gas giant, Yavin.
I think he meant 140 hours.
There is a book that gives the black hole explanation, but the books states that it was claim of Han's piloting and navigational skills. I believe the boast was that he was able to chart a hyperspace route so close the black holes without crashing into them.
Am I the only one who heard (or thought he heard) that?
Maybe that's why Anakin had that ability?
Sure, the movie had it's corny moments, but so did the original 3.
I was happily surprised to see that it turned out so well.
Nope. I've seen that movie. I heard there was supposedly a Japanese film about FF7, but I suppose I've heard wrong.
This page mentions some of the specs: here.
I heard that this pre-trilogy was meant to show how relationships are important, and that forbidding love was one of the factors that brought down the Jedi Order.
Maybe that's what you had heard?
I guess I heard wrong.
Isn't it true that this is a sequel to another CGI movie?
I hope the price of the US version is a little more reasonable (whole TV series usually cost $45).
You do have control. You can see who's calling (caller ID), and not answer it.
The nice thing about the mobile phone plans in the US is that people with TOS phones can call mobile phones for free. If I like the fact that I can rely only on my cell phone for incoming calls and not inconvenience my friends.
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I think they wanted a model that didn't have red eyes. :)
I don't know about nightmares, but things like wax figures can be quite creepy.
Good question. Maybe the car didn't have a working heater? The weather is cold in a lot places still.
If that has already happened, then I can see why they are releasing the information.
Okay, I just RTA and it turns out that the subscriptions just weren't profitable to continue doing it.
Otherwise, I wonder that as games become more physically realistic, will more accidents result as more people try to pull crazy stunts they've done in video games?
Coincidently, this makes it really hard to refer to oneself in the first-person.
It's not worth it for companies to provide internet to the one or two households who want it in a certain area.
I think that when people here in the US want broadband, they'll get it.
If you use Windows, Webmon is a really nice freeware program that checks webpages for updates at regular intervals that you specify. I use it a lot.
"NASA's nano-robots get out of control and take over Mars. The robots replicate and build a massive robot army with the intent to come back to Earth and kill us all."
What I wonder is why robots in movies usually feel the need to kill humankind?
Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E- Sign), 15 U.S.C.A. 7001-7031 (Supp. 2001)
According to US law now, IIRC, clicking "accept" is counted as signing it.