Okay, we sold the Brits a few guns. I remember the invasion of Britain failing because they didn't surrender and not because they violently fought back.
Because the chickens actually work better now and most oxen are now really just three chickens yoked together--hell, most chickens are three chickens yoked together!
but you are aware that there's no strong evidence either way to suggest that Atlantis really existed
Well, we found it in the Pegasus Galaxy;)
(I'll be damned if this isn't the perfect place to make a Stargate joke--you're talking about Atlantis, and the title has the word "Ancient" in it referring to technology.)
I can barely hear the sound difference between iTunes'(both iTMS and ripped) AACs and the CD.
2) Album oriented rather than song oriented. If you don't understand the difference or why one would be better, it's just an indicator of your tastes. (Not to say you lack taste, it's just not the same as everyone else's.)
I can play a full album on my iPod just fine. The biggest problem for that is that iTunes gift cards(no other online music has a prepaid card so they're nonissues, don't bring up DRM) are fifteen dollars and not a multiple of ten.
3) Permanence. Again, if you're only interested in the latest hits it won't matter if it vanishes in a hard drive crash.
Tell that to all the CDs of mine that got scratched beyond usability.
I don't want a console to go back to the days where Nintendo was censor maximus. Nintendo also seems to have the most locked-down dev platform(Sony's is the most open because even though it uses a DRM format it runs on Linux and so homebrew can be done much more easily)
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Okay, we sold the Brits a few guns. I remember the invasion of Britain failing because they didn't surrender and not because they violently fought back.
We did kick the ass of the Japanese. But all we did in Germany was come in late and claim we should get one of the four zones of the country.
Do you realize how close to Godwin's Law that is? :P
Nah, the contact is in Cheyenne Mountain. Area 51 is just where the technology is sent.
Use a distro that isn't RedHat. That will solve that problem. But you think Microsoft is an OS so you're screwed either way.
Last I checked, the albatross was good luck until some sailor killed it. Yes, I read a poem.
The man memorizing the book would be like the computer putting the program in RAM.
Unless, of course, the singularity has DRM.
And that's not incense.
Well, the second amendment is still relevant. But the rest of the Constitution...
Because the chickens actually work better now and most oxen are now really just three chickens yoked together--hell, most chickens are three chickens yoked together!
Samantha Carter: Actually, it's what.
UNIX was horrible. GNU and Linux made it usable.
Some of us like plot and don't like being forced to take too long to get to it. But you seem to only like mindless killing.
No, it's the bugs in the Constitution.
Have you actually seen Microsoft documentation? Microsoft itself doesn't know half its API because it refuses to document it for political reasons.
What part of "for a price" do you not understand?
We have always been at war with Eurasia!
(I'll be damned if this isn't the perfect place to make a Stargate joke--you're talking about Atlantis, and the title has the word "Ancient" in it referring to technology.)
I think an Infinite Improbability Drive would be better than a bigger towel in that case.
And yet CD sales still went up during the Napster days.
I don't want a console to go back to the days where Nintendo was censor maximus. Nintendo also seems to have the most locked-down dev platform(Sony's is the most open because even though it uses a DRM format it runs on Linux and so homebrew can be done much more easily)