What I'd really tend to fear is when things like these become a substitute for ever giving kids resposibility. A system like this at all does not do that, of course, but it sure seems to open the door.
It's really sad when I see people first out on their own who have no idea how to handle their money, their care of themselves, alcohol, who don't know how to do laundry or how to cook. I really worry about a generation who is never given any trust or responsibility.
Now if you will exuse me I have to pick up some beer, a carton of cigarettes, and a gun at Walmart.
I don't see how any of those would be inconsistent with being Christian or are unwholesome. Hell, Jesus drank... his critics even accused him of being a drunkard for it.
Or did you mean burn a CD (to take music from your computer to a CD, I usually hear the term rip as going the other direction) or make your custome compilations like you were describing?
In both cases, iTunes can do it just fine. If you play a playlist in iTunes or on an iPod, or in prettymuch any program or device. You are not going to end up "suddenly" listening to Johnny Cash when you are listening to a playlist you made, your "Industrial Futurepop" genre, or a particular orther artist or album.
Rip your own CD's? You can rip a CD to your hard disk with iTunes, as you can with any number of applications. How is the ripping of CD's applicable to the conversation at hand?
I'd be interested. Of course, I'd require one that was a good mp3 player as well as an acceptable cell phone. As is all of the current convergence devices seem to be cell phones with mp3 almost as an afterthought. I could live with an iPod that can place phone calls... I don't even need a keypad, let me voice dial or use the scroll wheel or some other scrolling device to choose who I am calling, with some dealable way to dial a number when necessary.
Just my dream, though. I am eager to see what's up with the Motorola iTunes phone, since I tend to really respect what Moto does with phones, and that one really seems to be focused on mp3 playing.
I mean, really, why not one device with twice the battery? It seems to me that using the same battery would be a good thing, not a bad.
I find myself looking at my Moto v600 and my 4g 20G iPod and asking myself: why aren't these one. That's three screens, two sets of input devices, and two batteries that it seems could be one.
Without font competition, we are not apt to see new fonts at the rate we currently do. I mean, my grandma will have to use the same fonts again and again for commenting her forwards!
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You could sell it on eBay for well over $100. Which sounds better to you?
That depends on what kind of condition it is in.
If it's broken, it seems like the amount you would get from the 10% discount could be quite worth it.
I did not mean to be completely dismissive of this service, but to express my trepedation for the type of thing it is and what it means.
What I'd really tend to fear is when things like these become a substitute for ever giving kids resposibility. A system like this at all does not do that, of course, but it sure seems to open the door.
It's really sad when I see people first out on their own who have no idea how to handle their money, their care of themselves, alcohol, who don't know how to do laundry or how to cook. I really worry about a generation who is never given any trust or responsibility.
But, in this case, you can just buy your treats on your way from home.
I've noticed that nowadays it is less and less common for kids (at least around where I live) to go to and from school themselves.
The question was of consistency within a Christian worldview. The gospels record on several occasions that Jesus drank alcohol.
Now if you will exuse me I have to pick up some beer, a carton of cigarettes, and a gun at Walmart.
I don't see how any of those would be inconsistent with being Christian or are unwholesome. Hell, Jesus drank... his critics even accused him of being a drunkard for it.
The average consumer doesn't need a PDA at all.
It's an investment where you agree to leave money in an account for a specified amount of time in turn for good interest rates.
1 MB SD card? Damn, they even make those?
Or did you mean burn a CD (to take music from your computer to a CD, I usually hear the term rip as going the other direction) or make your custome compilations like you were describing?
In both cases, iTunes can do it just fine. If you play a playlist in iTunes or on an iPod, or in prettymuch any program or device. You are not going to end up "suddenly" listening to Johnny Cash when you are listening to a playlist you made, your "Industrial Futurepop" genre, or a particular orther artist or album.
Rip your own CD's? You can rip a CD to your hard disk with iTunes, as you can with any number of applications. How is the ripping of CD's applicable to the conversation at hand?
cell phones gain better mp3 options, or the ipod gains a cell phone option.
No kidding. The former is what is now happening. And hell, Apple is involved in at least one.
I'd be interested. Of course, I'd require one that was a good mp3 player as well as an acceptable cell phone. As is all of the current convergence devices seem to be cell phones with mp3 almost as an afterthought. I could live with an iPod that can place phone calls... I don't even need a keypad, let me voice dial or use the scroll wheel or some other scrolling device to choose who I am calling, with some dealable way to dial a number when necessary.
Just my dream, though. I am eager to see what's up with the Motorola iTunes phone, since I tend to really respect what Moto does with phones, and that one really seems to be focused on mp3 playing.
I mean, really, why not one device with twice the battery? It seems to me that using the same battery would be a good thing, not a bad.
I find myself looking at my Moto v600 and my 4g 20G iPod and asking myself: why aren't these one. That's three screens, two sets of input devices, and two batteries that it seems could be one.
I prefer ultra420band.
The problem is, even if this decreases crashes by 99%, the first time the technology does fail and there is a crash, think of the law suits...
I think flamebait would be a better label. I don't see anything productive about his expression of his (legit, though not held by me) opinion.
... he's still alive?
At more than 5x the industry standard for fast seek times, you really can't complain that much.
So will the MATLAB native editor.
Don't worry, he'll be safe. He is being accompanied by a GUY IN AN INFLATABLE RAFT. He will be just fine.
at least I can admit to my kiddie porn addiction anonymously!
Without font competition, we are not apt to see new fonts at the rate we currently do. I mean, my grandma will have to use the same fonts again and again for commenting her forwards!
How would we represent that with RegEx?
Last time I checked, The Animated Series is since TOS, and it did not run 7 seasons.