According to what I read earlier today. This is supposed to coincide with Verizon's 4G roll out in January.
And from what I understand Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T are all going to use LTE instead of WiMax for their 4G networks.
Now I would think it would still have to have CDMA as a fall back when 4G is unavailable. So would still have to have a separate set of guts for the different providers.
While I agree about oval track racing. You're way off WRT the road courses NASCAR runs on.
One of them hosts the Canadian Gran Prix, another was where the US Gran Prix was run before it was moved to Indy, and the other two host some of the best sportscar racing around.
Canada and this weeks Euoprian Gran Prix are on Fox here in the states.
Which sucks because they do it on delay. And I like to use the F1 app on my iPad to watch live timing and scoring.
A local singer that I play bass for on occasion was scheduled to play his own music at an antique store around Christmas last year.
The gig was advertised in local media, and websites. Two weeks prior the antique store was shaken down by BMI/ASCAP for a ridiculous amount. I don't recall how much at present, but seem to recall it being in the neighborhood of $1000.
This is a small shop in the square of the county seat in a rural area, and they want all this money for one of their own members to play his own music in a friends store.
Yesterday I was preparing a CD of recordings of practice sessions of a band I was playing with last year. I had been promising to send this to a friend, who had moved from the area, for a while.
I started to write a letter to go with the disc in long hand. Didn't get beyond the salutation and half of the first line before typing it up, and printing it out. I've become too accustomed to editing as I go to write that way anymore. Besides nobody wants to read my strange mix of cursive and block printing.
I had almost purged the tool named Dvorak from my mind until. You, fiend! Brought that unholy name back to my recollection. I damn thee, and all your spawn!
The first class I ever had with computers was in '86 Egr101 after I got out of the Corps. We met twice a week, one night was drafting, the other was Fortran77 programming on Epson Equity computers. Used Edlin to write the source code, and IIRC called the compiler from the command line.
This was my first exposure to computers and didn't know the OS, from the text editor, from the compiler, from my own executables. I soon found back issues of Byte, and books that were compilations of related articles from the mag. I think that I still have one of those books around with "basic math functions for programming."
When I'm playing GT4 I'm the exact kind of race driver that I complain about while watching LMS, or F1 racing. Which is to say "very aggressive."
While in real life I'm a good driver who can get down the twisties, and hit the apexes pretty well in any vehicle. But haven't have a single accident after 30 years on the road.
If you're not trying to be threatening why are you exposing your firearm to the clerk?
it's people like you that give gun owners a bad rep. Why don't you go get a penis enlargement, and put your gun away until you grow up. Dousche.
I think you're taking it too far with this statement.
The big benefit of "being able to run the software you want rather than what Steve Jobs says you can run" seems to speak to people
I'd say it's more of case of letting people know that Android phones do apps too. Joe or Jane Average could care less that the apps aren't "curated" in the "walled garden." They just want to know if the phone does apps, and how easy is it to get them.
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According to what I read earlier today. This is supposed to coincide with Verizon's 4G roll out in January.
And from what I understand Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T are all going to use LTE instead of WiMax for their 4G networks.
Now I would think it would still have to have CDMA as a fall back when 4G is unavailable. So would still have to have a separate set of guts for the different providers.
While I agree about oval track racing. You're way off WRT the road courses NASCAR runs on.
One of them hosts the Canadian Gran Prix, another was where the US Gran Prix was run before it was moved to Indy, and the other two host some of the best sportscar racing around.
Canada and this weeks Euoprian Gran Prix are on Fox here in the states.
Which sucks because they do it on delay. And I like to use the F1 app on my iPad to watch live timing and scoring.
A local singer that I play bass for on occasion was scheduled to play his own music at an antique store around Christmas last year.
The gig was advertised in local media, and websites. Two weeks prior the antique store was shaken down by BMI/ASCAP for a ridiculous amount. I don't recall how much at present, but seem to recall it being in the neighborhood of $1000.
This is a small shop in the square of the county seat in a rural area, and they want all this money for one of their own members to play his own music in a friends store.
Asshats!
If they know enough about your phone to wipe an app. They know enough to send you a text.
I'm no spelling, or grammar Nazi.
But damn! You've got to be close enough to understand without having to read it more than twice.
No that would be a kimono dragoon.
Can you imagine a regiment of Eddie Izard impersonators charging into battle on their mightiy steads?
What the hell is a kimono dragon?
Thias seems to harken back to the days of "Toner phoners" and ads being sent to random fax machines.
Yesterday I was preparing a CD of recordings of practice sessions of a band I was playing with last year. I had been promising to send this to a friend, who had moved from the area, for a while.
I started to write a letter to go with the disc in long hand. Didn't get beyond the salutation and half of the first line before typing it up, and printing it out. I've become too accustomed to editing as I go to write that way anymore. Besides nobody wants to read my strange mix of cursive and block printing.
Leave my mother out of this!
I had almost purged the tool named Dvorak from my mind until. You, fiend! Brought that unholy name back to my recollection. I damn thee, and all your spawn!
The first class I ever had with computers was in '86 Egr101 after I got out of the Corps. We met twice a week, one night was drafting, the other was Fortran77 programming on Epson Equity computers. Used Edlin to write the source code, and IIRC called the compiler from the command line.
This was my first exposure to computers and didn't know the OS, from the text editor, from the compiler, from my own executables. I soon found back issues of Byte, and books that were compilations of related articles from the mag. I think that I still have one of those books around with "basic math functions for programming."
And one day you'll be a greasy spot on the road. I just hope you don't take anyone out with you.
When I'm playing GT4 I'm the exact kind of race driver that I complain about while watching LMS, or F1 racing. Which is to say "very aggressive."
While in real life I'm a good driver who can get down the twisties, and hit the apexes pretty well in any vehicle. But haven't have a single accident after 30 years on the road.
If you're not trying to be threatening why are you exposing your firearm to the clerk?
it's people like you that give gun owners a bad rep. Why don't you go get a penis enlargement, and put your gun away until you grow up. Dousche.
I think you're taking it too far with this statement.
I'd say it's more of case of letting people know that Android phones do apps too. Joe or Jane Average could care less that the apps aren't "curated" in the "walled garden." They just want to know if the phone does apps, and how easy is it to get them.
The older you get, the closer you'll have to hold those Warhammer figures.
BCS? What does college football have to do with IT?
Doh! I've been in So. Maryland instead of So. Cal for the last 24 years.
Ahhh, "The Mighty Met!"
With Patrick "Paraquat" Kelley talking about 'face saddles', and 'belly stirrups', Dr. D, and a bunch of other good on air talent.
Also played great album rock. I was very disappointed the first time I heard them play a Flock of Seagulls song. They were dead to me after that.
Appears I'm old too.
Lahoya
I remember when he played Frank Zappa's "Titties & Beer" unedited.
Alas someone complained and it became "Bleepies & Beer."
Under AT&T's new plan 2Gb is $25 with a $10/Gb overage. So you're 7Gb would be (25 + (5*10)) or $75.
Actually I think the first coffee break bit was a prototype for them.