Although he is kicking himself right now, you can't really blame the guy. Even the most successfull people in our society do things that they regret in hindsight. Warren Beatty, Donald Trump, Bill Gates, etc...
sorry, yankeeinexile (read CLUELESS), but i must disagree with every single thing you said.
1. Boobs ARE bad for our children, and there IS proof. Try reading a book like "The Road Less Traveled"
2. Swearwords ARE bad for our children because children exposed to profanity early will tend to use excessive profanity all their lives. I for one would not hire an applicant who 'slips up' and curses within earshot of me
3. How in the world does this profanity / pornography issue relate to flaws in national security? Can you say... OFF TOPIC?
4. Speaking ill of the Power Structure...? Dude, find somewhere else to preach this OFF TOPIC stuff.
AND I JUST HAVE TO QUOTE THE ARTICLE ==
"We have 349 stations and some of them are going to have very different community standards than others," Mitchell added. "And we've got to err on the side of restraint because we can't make any one of our stations liable for legal action, for FCC fines. That would be irresponsible of us to do."
Oh my goodness! "err on the side of restraint"?!?! What is the world coming to! How can we expect television staitions to actually behave RESPONSIBLY! OH MY!
** Think about it in this theoretical situation, why should I buy the $1000 3.4Ghz chip when I can buy the $500 3.2Ghz chip and overclock it 200Mhz? **
Because you could buy a 3.4Ghz chip and over clock it 300Mhz.
Wasn't there a comercial several years ago where a hot chick passes a guy at a party a piece of paper with her e-mail address on it? Does anyone else remember that?
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"The article also includes a link to a map of T-Mobile hotspots" T-Mobile has hotspots? (gee, I hope slashdot doesn't get sued for me saying that.)
Although he is kicking himself right now, you can't really blame the guy. Even the most successfull people in our society do things that they regret in hindsight. Warren Beatty, Donald Trump, Bill Gates, etc...
sorry, yankeeinexile (read CLUELESS), but i must disagree with every single thing you said. 1. Boobs ARE bad for our children, and there IS proof. Try reading a book like "The Road Less Traveled" 2. Swearwords ARE bad for our children because children exposed to profanity early will tend to use excessive profanity all their lives. I for one would not hire an applicant who 'slips up' and curses within earshot of me 3. How in the world does this profanity / pornography issue relate to flaws in national security? Can you say... OFF TOPIC? 4. Speaking ill of the Power Structure...? Dude, find somewhere else to preach this OFF TOPIC stuff. AND I JUST HAVE TO QUOTE THE ARTICLE == "We have 349 stations and some of them are going to have very different community standards than others," Mitchell added. "And we've got to err on the side of restraint because we can't make any one of our stations liable for legal action, for FCC fines. That would be irresponsible of us to do." Oh my goodness! "err on the side of restraint"?!?! What is the world coming to! How can we expect television staitions to actually behave RESPONSIBLY! OH MY!
** Think about it in this theoretical situation, why should I buy the $1000 3.4Ghz chip when I can buy the $500 3.2Ghz chip and overclock it 200Mhz? ** Because you could buy a 3.4Ghz chip and over clock it 300Mhz.
so, in stead of "getting digits", you are "getting alpha-numerics" right? "alpha-nooms"?
Wasn't there a comercial several years ago where a hot chick passes a guy at a party a piece of paper with her e-mail address on it? Does anyone else remember that?
Too bad, but this is just evolution of the market. Does there really need to be a "replacement"?