Units with digital tuners have been under $130 at Best Buy and Wal*Mart for months now. They'll only do standard defintion, but that's all a standard definition TV needs.
Otherwise, once these ideas have been used in a movie, it's Disney's intellectual propery now. For example, Polar Lights had to rename their reissue of a 1960's Aurora model of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. http://www.imdb.com/news/sb/2000-01-27 (scroll down)
And have for years. Thats why they have all those little round dots instead of one big lens. Local governments save a ton of money this way, not just because of the power costs, but beacause they don't have to have a bunch of guys with bucket trucks running around changing bulbs all the time.
At $500 per hour, some lawyers would love an excuse to "persue absolutely every available avenue, even the ones with a very poor likelihood of sucess."
Mr Bricklin's site also has an explaination of why VisiCalc wasn't patented:
http://www.bricklin.com/patenting.htm
In short, it just wasn't how things were done then, and the lawyer didn't think he
could pull it off.
Personally, I don't have Flash installed for Opera. In
the event I want to see a Flash game or animation I'll use a different browser but for general surfing I prefer to stay Flash-Immune.
Oh, and its really easy to toggle graphics on and off, too.
The "fatigue system" would add an element of realism to game play.
Or, you could play WoW and Everquest and Star Wars galaxies and that Korean time sink whatever its called and still have 4 hours a day left over for eating shitting and Xbox.
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But the yammerheads will never know what's in the books unless they read.
Using a bank that's famous for money laundering defeats the whole point of money laundering. This could cost them their exisiting customers.
Find another sucker and pay yourself years of salry and bonuses look busy.
As long as you actually go through the motions, is it really fraud?
You'll have fun,fun,fun 'till the software takes the car keys away.
Once security decides you're trying to get waved through, will this passport set you up for extra attention?
Units with digital tuners have been under $130 at Best Buy and Wal*Mart for months now. They'll only do standard defintion, but that's all a standard definition TV needs.
Otherwise, once these ideas have been used in a movie, it's Disney's intellectual propery now. For example, Polar Lights had to rename their reissue of a 1960's Aurora model of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. http://www.imdb.com/news/sb/2000-01-27 (scroll down)
And have for years. Thats why they have all those little round dots instead of one big lens.
Local governments save a ton of money this way, not just because of the power costs, but beacause they don't have to have a bunch of guys with bucket trucks running around changing bulbs all the time.
Becuse the union needs to sign off an _any_ change in the work rules?
At $500 per hour, some lawyers would love an excuse to "persue absolutely every available avenue, even the ones with a very poor likelihood of sucess."
If you load up a few hundred titles, it is no longer heavier.
Solar power works fine for freight- just climb all day and park at night. After all, what's time to a robot?
Does this mean they owe the coop royalties on if they let other bookstores use the same ISBN numbers?
For those who didn't get it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_McAuliffe
"2,048 Gb should be enough memory for anyone"... where have we heard this before?
Even those who are concerned with this very issue know that Canadian coins are harmless: http://zapatopi.net/afdb/build.html
Here's an example (warning- link to time sink): http://davidszondy.com/future/Living/subtrains.htm
Pioneer 10 & 11 came out of Nasa Ames.
Even some congresscritters allow contact through their websites. To be fair, not all of them do it well: http://stevens.senate.gov/contact.cfm
This is how Tokoyo real estate came to be "worth" more than all the land in the US put together. For a while.
Oh,someone did: http://207.57.21.32/CW_absolut.htm
Mr Bricklin's site also has an explaination of why VisiCalc wasn't patented: http://www.bricklin.com/patenting.htm In short, it just wasn't how things were done then, and the lawyer didn't think he could pull it off.
For example, use modern English instead of anchient Greek. You get a lot more words to play with that way.
Personally, I don't have Flash installed for Opera. In the event I want to see a Flash game or animation I'll use a different browser but for general surfing I prefer to stay Flash-Immune. Oh, and its really easy to toggle graphics on and off, too.
The "fatigue system" would add an element of realism to game play. Or, you could play WoW and Everquest and Star Wars galaxies and that Korean time sink whatever its called and still have 4 hours a day left over for eating shitting and Xbox.