DRM violates Canadian privacy laws...
But Canada is the source of all piracy...
But DRM violates Canadian privacy laws...
But Canada is the source of all piracy...
dweeeeeeeeeeee
Indeed. I always thought an "atom" was "something with an equal number of protons and electrons". I don't see how an electron/anti-electron pair fits that definition.
I don't really think there have been any new religious ideas of significant value in, say, 2,000-ish years.
Hellooo???
Darwinism, capitalism, Keynesianism, communism, feminism, behaviorilism, nazism freudianism, political correctness...
I could go on and on and on like the words from Billy Joel's "We didn't start the fire".
Religions are like buses - there's a new one along every 20 minutes - cramped, smelly, not running very well, and full of people you wouldn't associate with anywhere else.
Does anyone know the number of miles per gallon that this gets I read the article and it didn't seem to mention that. Maybe they should go with the super lightweight idea with cars instead of big blocks of metal with wheels... yes Hummer I'm talking about you.
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Can't wait to see the minimum-wage TSA employees using this.
Coming soon! To an airport near you!!
Don't (kernel) panic.
Oh sure, use logic and reason! That's no way to quench a flamewar!
I must totally agree. But then again, there's something essentially wrong about the universe...
What's your point?
It's close enough for non-technical users, what's the fuss?
There's no justice. Funniest thing I've read today.
Thank god they don't know what television shows I'm watching...
We prefer to say "Caves of Barsoom". kthx
DRM violates Canadian privacy laws...
But Canada is the source of all piracy...
But DRM violates Canadian privacy laws...
But Canada is the source of all piracy...
dweeeeeeeeeeee
Something from Microsoft is "uniquely incompatible"?
If she had M$ we would think it was relevant.
It's been done.
"When Security Is Number One - You Are Number Two"
Vending machines have always excepted them ;)
Indeed. I always thought an "atom" was "something with an equal number of protons and electrons". I don't see how an electron/anti-electron pair fits that definition.
So a law enforcement agency overstated the threat/street value? I'm schocked, simply schocked...
Intel's gonna do what Intel always does - they're gonna turn that stuff into silicon. Expect a physics engine chip from Intel.
They will awaken Gogirra!!
Darwinism, capitalism, Keynesianism, communism, feminism, behaviorilism, nazism freudianism, political correctness...
I could go on and on and on like the words from Billy Joel's "We didn't start the fire".
Religions are like buses - there's a new one along every 20 minutes - cramped, smelly, not running very well, and full of people you wouldn't associate with anywhere else.
Spending all my spare time at Galaxy Zoo. Now if he were visible from the SDSS, maybe.
It would be a real pity if lots and lots and lots of people called that number at that time and Amazon's lawyers couldn't get through.
I took the new bit to be the fact that they had entangled atoms.