You want to trade your phone up, but you don't want new features? And...why do you care if I want a phone that has an mp3 player. If you really need a reason, here it is:
I already carry my cell phone with me, it would be nice if I didn't have to carry a second device but had the ability to listen to mp3's when I felt like it. Is that really so difficult to fathom? Lets move on.
Thats quite possibly the dumbest thing that has ever been uttered. Do you claim that there are six days in a week because day 1 is 0? No, if you write code you know that 0 holds a place, so you count it as 1. Thus an array of size 7 includes positions 0-6. No matter how you index the days there are still 7 days in a week. If God finished on the 7th day he finished on the seventh day...thats it
No, we are talking about two different things. Sorry if I explained poorly. To see what I'm talking about, pick your favorite FTP server and go into IE and enter as the address: ftp://:@ Assuming you have a default install of IE with webfolders enabled, you will see what I am referring to.
Similar note, does FireFox has a "Web Folders" style add on for browsing FTP sites. About the only thing I still use IE for is quick drag and dropping on FTP sites.
I'm going to sue AOL tomorrow because I sent an instant message to 911 and they claim that they never received it...
Why didn't AOL warn me that 911 could not be reached via instant message. AOL Instant Messager is flawed and they should be warning their customer with six warnings at login and I should receive a card in the mail each month explaining that I should only use my landline telephone when contact AOL.
It means: If software has already been created and includes some set of specifications, then those creating hardware that the software is intended to run on should follow those specifications. Granted, the original specifications that the software is run on were probably created by some hardware vendor. My point was simply that, if something like an OS exists and you are creating hardware that the OS is intended to run on, the hardware should be compatible with the software. Thus, the label "Windows Compatible Hardware."
As a further note, I don't know of a single OS that is compatible with every piece of hardware that exists. A label indicates that a certain piece of hardware is compatible with Windows is helpful to consumers, just like a label that says that this hardware is compatible with a Mac.
If admitting you are an idiot (which you are for not reading) gets you out of a difficult legal issue, I'd think that you'd suck up your pride and admit it. The real issue isn't whether you can admit it, its whether a judge will believe you.
Then don't watch the re-released version. I mean come on, of all things to complain about. "Some company has the ability to change something I like into a form that other people will like."
Its not about whether you can agree by inaction. Here, the action is the use of their servers. Agreement to a contract can certainly be shown through performance of specific actions.
Depending on the complexity of your taxes you can file free on the web with the Federal gov't and even most state governments. I prepared taxes on the web this year and was really impressed at how easy the systems are and how advanced they let you get. Be sure to check our the Free File options to see if you qualify.
I hate to say it, but you speak of Windows Media Center with the Napster plugin and the CinemaNow (i believe its called) service.
Excellent PVR interface with free guide download. Rent from a very wide selection of movies with about a 1 minute lead time on downloads, and all the music that napster holds to listen to as radio stations, specific songs, or download/burn format.
Why not spend 75 cents for the songs, 25 cents for a blank cd-r and then burn the cd-r with the songs for less than a cent of electricity and about 1 minute of your time. You'll have spent less money than the 12.99$ cd and less time than driving to the store, looking for the cd, etc. So far, I've only seen a limited number of cd players that don't support burned discs...so no DRM problem there...
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I already carry my cell phone with me, it would be nice if I didn't have to carry a second device but had the ability to listen to mp3's when I felt like it. Is that really so difficult to fathom? Lets move on.
Why would I have someone in Canada DeCSS it for me, when its legal in the US? Have you read the DMCA?
Thats quite possibly the dumbest thing that has ever been uttered. Do you claim that there are six days in a week because day 1 is 0? No, if you write code you know that 0 holds a place, so you count it as 1. Thus an array of size 7 includes positions 0-6. No matter how you index the days there are still 7 days in a week. If God finished on the 7th day he finished on the seventh day...thats it
cool, thanks for looking into it!!
Doesn't look like firefox supports drag and drop. Its nice to have that feature when I just want to upload a folder quick.
ftp://[username]:[password]@[ftp.serv er.com]
No, we are talking about two different things. Sorry if I explained poorly. To see what I'm talking about, pick your favorite FTP server and go into IE and enter as the address: ftp://:@ Assuming you have a default install of IE with webfolders enabled, you will see what I am referring to.
No, it has been a part of IE since I believe version 5, or something like that. Its called Web Folders and is mainly for use with the WebDav.
I use fireftp and its great as a regular ftp client...do you know if its possible to have all ftp://... addresses automatically get sent to fireftp?
oops, forgot to post anonymously
*runs for cover*
Similar note, does FireFox has a "Web Folders" style add on for browsing FTP sites. About the only thing I still use IE for is quick drag and dropping on FTP sites.
"IE is part of the Windows Operating System"
Why didn't AOL warn me that 911 could not be reached via instant message. AOL Instant Messager is flawed and they should be warning their customer with six warnings at login and I should receive a card in the mail each month explaining that I should only use my landline telephone when contact AOL.
As a further note, I don't know of a single OS that is compatible with every piece of hardware that exists. A label indicates that a certain piece of hardware is compatible with Windows is helpful to consumers, just like a label that says that this hardware is compatible with a Mac.
It is pretty hard for software to conform to hardware if the hardware is designed/released after the software has been released to the public.
Seem to me that the grandparent meant that another company is willing to pay Boeing (their competitor) to provide a service on their flights.
By dismissed they mean: their heads were dismissed from their bodies...
I like the idea, but does it fall over and break when the batteries die? Are they going to add a third wheel for safety reasons. (LOL)
If admitting you are an idiot (which you are for not reading) gets you out of a difficult legal issue, I'd think that you'd suck up your pride and admit it. The real issue isn't whether you can admit it, its whether a judge will believe you.
http://www.cinemanow.com/
http://www.movielink.com/commerce/error/siteentry/ BrowserError.jhtml?_requestid=714837
Then don't watch the re-released version. I mean come on, of all things to complain about. "Some company has the ability to change something I like into a form that other people will like."
Its not about whether you can agree by inaction. Here, the action is the use of their servers. Agreement to a contract can certainly be shown through performance of specific actions.
Depending on the complexity of your taxes you can file free on the web with the Federal gov't and even most state governments. I prepared taxes on the web this year and was really impressed at how easy the systems are and how advanced they let you get. Be sure to check our the Free File options to see if you qualify.
Excellent PVR interface with free guide download. Rent from a very wide selection of movies with about a 1 minute lead time on downloads, and all the music that napster holds to listen to as radio stations, specific songs, or download/burn format.
Why not spend 75 cents for the songs, 25 cents for a blank cd-r and then burn the cd-r with the songs for less than a cent of electricity and about 1 minute of your time. You'll have spent less money than the 12.99$ cd and less time than driving to the store, looking for the cd, etc. So far, I've only seen a limited number of cd players that don't support burned discs...so no DRM problem there...