"Ten-pound vouchers purchased from a teller in the bank could be redeemed at an electronic box outside. A year later several British banks installed similar devices using prepurchased cards instead of vouchers. One drawback: The machines kept the card after each use. After some delay, the bank sent it back to the customer."
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That's what's nice about things like Submerge
Basically, a bunch of small Detroit techno labels got together and put all their resources together for their own distributor.
slashdot is like an SCA meeting that way.
the stuff that grows on your dead body emits co2 as well!
did that actually speed things up or was it just an assembler pseudo instruction?
good point.
but how many independent local weeklies carry even national news? most around here are about local and state politics, and columnists (local as well)
CPUs (such as intel's x86 series) with built-in string-copying operations
?
how does the processor know what kind of string it is?
for that matter, the only relevant instruction i saw was OUTS and that only writes to i/o ports.
are you sure you aren't making this up?
clear channel's radio stations in the US combined reach more people than the entire population of mexico
explain to me how a small local weekly newspaper can be considered big media?
however, you can go into a user's posting history and spend all your mod points on that person.
"Ten-pound vouchers purchased from a teller in the bank could be redeemed at an electronic box outside. A year later several British banks installed similar devices using prepurchased cards instead of vouchers. One drawback: The machines kept the card after each use. After some delay, the bank sent it back to the customer."
not good enough!
I think the world is better off not having a song named "Poopy the Clown".
"Ireland? Forget it. Stick a fork in it, it's done."
RTWFP
they got that pesky virus that makes you play golf on horses? ;)
it also has overpriced monster cable!
no, i actually completely misread that in the first place.
:)
$1k on speakers is nothing
people get confused about that?
like shoving two floppies into one drive?
and they didn't slap you with a suit? what a bunch of sissies.
what the hell kind of sneakers are worth 1k?
They disrespected intellectual property laws by paying license fees to Unisys?
yes, and you have NO IDEA how many times that line pops up on raver forums and such.
some people attribute it to a nintendo power editor
i don't think things will ever improve all that much in print IT media.
what's the point of publishing an in-depth magazine when the information therein will be common knowledge long before you even go to press?
your point?
well that would be great if kids only ruined their own personal stuff!
there are other good reasons not to be able to do that.
neglect could easily cause that purchase to become a health hazard, even if you don't plan on building a bomb.
research also shows that libyans are easily distracted by cases of used pinball machine parts
"the abuse of something is never a good argument against the use of something"