yes, imagine how much cheaper it is for him not to have to pay VAT!
several of my mailing list musician friends came to the US from europe for a weekend jam session and a few of them took advantage of the weak dollar and no VAT to purchase multiple alesis ion synths at a few hundred less than they would cost in europe. i think there has even been an ask slashdot about this very topic.
do you have a reference for france selling systems specifically designed to counter nato defenses? i was looking that up once before but i couldn't find anything?
yes, but it is processed in facilities with other radioactive materials, so it is often contaminated. there's also the fact that it's a heavy metal and getting that dust in your system is bad.
rolling stone had an informative article on the stuff. just make sure not to get distracted by britney spears naked on the cover of that issue like i was:)
"Later during the filming, Ms.Oliver felt very fatigued, and a doctor was summoned to give her a vitamin shot. Unfortunately, no one told the doctor that she's in full makeup. The doctor knocked on the makeup room of Ms.Oliver, and was greeted by a fully GREEN woman! It took the poor doctor five minutes to calm down and administer the shot he was called for."
"Young 20-somethings care about copy protection. Geriatrics care about free money and health care. Which group votes in a larger block? Which group receives attention?"
"DVD Forum: Ignore this advice if you wish. Go ahead and blow billions on another failed format if you want. Just don't say you weren't warned."
You mean like the interactive CD-i? Interactivity is for video games and is completely unnecessary for watching movies. What you suggest will drive up costs, and possibly limit manufacturers' choice of suppliers for components, which will lead to production problems.
i still have one of those players. the frequently-watched discs of my childhood skip too much though (blackstar, he-man, mickey mouse cartoons, star wars)
CED had a much nicer picture than VHS, but it's easy to see why they didn't stay popular.
i'm having trouble finding information on whether they allow mostly-music pieces or if the site is geared mostly towards talk.
i guess they're not going for the mixtape-trading aspect.
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differences that you miss: (1) there is no contradiction. when people expose themselves BY EXPLICIT CHOICE is a completely different animal from governments and corporations snooping (2) blogging is often paid for by the user (3) wtf does friendster have to do with this?
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yes, imagine how much cheaper it is for him not to have to pay VAT!
several of my mailing list musician friends came to the US from europe for a weekend jam session and a few of them took advantage of the weak dollar and no VAT to purchase multiple alesis ion synths at a few hundred less than they would cost in europe. i think there has even been an ask slashdot about this very topic.
and anyone using an electric chair
Lumiere didn't take credit for his projector, instead saying it was an enhanced version of Edison's kinetoscope.
do you have a reference for france selling systems specifically designed to counter nato defenses? i was looking that up once before but i couldn't find anything?
yes, but it is processed in facilities with other radioactive materials, so it is often contaminated. there's also the fact that it's a heavy metal and getting that dust in your system is bad.
:)
rolling stone had an informative article on the stuff. just make sure not to get distracted by britney spears naked on the cover of that issue like i was
Excuse me if I take your obviously unbiased and balanced review of the world's military situation with a grain of salt.
sure, if you ignore any sort of actual awareness of religious teachings and instead come up with a cute phrase.
"Later during the filming, Ms.Oliver felt very fatigued, and a doctor was summoned to give her a vitamin shot. Unfortunately, no one told the doctor that she's in full makeup. The doctor knocked on the makeup room of Ms.Oliver, and was greeted by a fully GREEN woman! It took the poor doctor five minutes to calm down and administer the shot he was called for."
a vitamin shot... right...
you have a very good point
"Young 20-somethings care about copy protection. Geriatrics care about free money and health care. Which group votes in a larger block? Which group receives attention?"
What does that mean?
GET
OFF
YOUR ASS
and VOTE
" Slashdot used to be a lot better. Five or six years ago you had your annoying trolls but also some bright sparks of insight.
These days slashdot is worse than a pack of mediocre newbies."
Does that explain why you are still here and posting?
my little brother is obsessed with ferrari and reads the uk version of f1 magazine religiously. they have frequent bernie gossip so i'd start there
well, they don't get any money from ticket sales. FIA eats all that up plus the TV rights, as far as i know.
internal expansion will continue to become a thing of the past.
pci audio interfaces are being replaced by firewire and usb2 devices which conveniently lie outside the noisy pc case.
storage is more easily added and cooled in an external enclosure
the only things not adequately served by external expansion busses are video adapters and RAM
god, noone should hear anyone sing 99 luft balloons EVER
4.6% sounds awfully low for new york city. i thought it was closer to 8.25% after both the state and city sales taxes.
he did rtfa. 79p = 1.19€
oh and english food is SOOOO healthy.
;)
that would be why all the top-notch english restaurants serve other countries' cuisine, no?
Sadly, the original film is not necessarily in workable condition or even still extant.
"DVD Forum: Ignore this advice if you wish. Go ahead and blow billions on another failed format if you want. Just don't say you weren't warned."
You mean like the interactive CD-i? Interactivity is for video games and is completely unnecessary for watching movies. What you suggest will drive up costs, and possibly limit manufacturers' choice of suppliers for components, which will lead to production problems.
i still have one of those players. the frequently-watched discs of my childhood skip too much though (blackstar, he-man, mickey mouse cartoons, star wars)
CED had a much nicer picture than VHS, but it's easy to see why they didn't stay popular.
as long as the UK doesn't become the head of the recipe department
i'm having trouble finding information on whether they allow mostly-music pieces or if the site is geared mostly towards talk.
i guess they're not going for the mixtape-trading aspect.
differences that you miss:
(1) there is no contradiction. when people expose themselves BY EXPLICIT CHOICE is a completely different animal from governments and corporations snooping
(2) blogging is often paid for by the user
(3) wtf does friendster have to do with this?
they billed it as an actual show...STARRING THE "NEW"* GTO!
(actually australian and built under license)