just wait till he's truly on his way out the door. and remember, the Dems are just as bad about that kinda thing. Clinton let everybody and their brother off when we was president.:-)
1. They generate heat in an already overheaded unit. 2. They fail when exposed to their own heat plus the heat of the CPU. 3. Too many overheaded units. 4. Tired of tellin customers that they should have venilated their unit when they know it's partialy a design flaw.
note: my xbox (which rawx) has never overheated, is properly venilated, and plays MotoGP and PGR2 for as many consecutive hours as i like.:-)
Welcome to the information age. The technological leaps that have led to information overload in our generation have always been leading toward instant and easy cataloging of peoples lives.
Although we're rather arrogant to think that anybody is particularly paying attention to everything that any one of us does, it's somewhat disconcearting to know that the answer to "will this end up on my permanent record" might very well be a resounding "yes".
In any case, this isn't about an evil government spying on people. This is a growing pain. In order to keep society scalable, trends must be watched. Our technological advancements have us way past the age of trains and telegraphs.
Wanna blame somebody or something, then blame technology.
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just wait till he's truly on his way out the door. and remember, the Dems are just as bad about that kinda thing. Clinton let everybody and their brother off when we was president. :-)
Why Micro$loth hates hard drives:
:-)
1. They generate heat in an already overheaded unit.
2. They fail when exposed to their own heat plus the heat of the CPU.
3. Too many overheaded units.
4. Tired of tellin customers that they should have venilated their unit when they know it's partialy a design flaw.
note: my xbox (which rawx) has never overheated, is properly venilated, and plays MotoGP and PGR2 for as many consecutive hours as i like.
Welcome to the information age. The technological leaps that have led to information overload in our generation have always been leading toward instant and easy cataloging of peoples lives.
Although we're rather arrogant to think that anybody is particularly paying attention to everything that any one of us does, it's somewhat disconcearting to know that the answer to "will this end up on my permanent record" might very well be a resounding "yes".
In any case, this isn't about an evil government spying on people. This is a growing pain. In order to keep society scalable, trends must be watched. Our technological advancements have us way past the age of trains and telegraphs.
Wanna blame somebody or something, then blame technology.
luddites rule!
True. Although you "can" sometimes use those in a cd drive w/o a hub, you're certainly risking the situation described here.
Stick to cdrom drives with hubs if you wanna play with odd shaped media. Those are best used on laptops as they usualy have the poper cd reader.
seca wasn't designed for 3500 pound cars was it?
didn't think so...
why not complain becuase the "big brown truck" isn't visiting the international space station?
sheesh.. read the article next time
in response to the obvious troll for nascar v. openwheel: look ast IROC if you wanna see who knows how to drive a car..