That's because bands make more money touring than they do from CD sales. They get the bulk of the concert ticket sale price, but just a small fraction of the CD price. So, if you really want to support a band, boycott the MAFIAA by not buying CDs, and go to a concert instead.
Go to a camera store and ask to see a polarizing lens adapter. They're meant to screw on to the end of a 35mm camera lens. The filters themselves are in the 50-60mm diameter range. There's a fixed part, and a part that turns; the polarizing lens is attached to the part that turns. You're a geek, make some glasses with them, or glue them to some safety goggles.
Other than Microsoft being able to claim that Windows runs on 99.99% of the PCs sold, you're absolutely correct. We Linux guys are picky enough we know exactly which distro and what version of that distro, and which of all the available packages we want installed - and we'd probably rather do it ourselves, anyways. So yeah, there's little point in whining, except for that statistics thing.
Exactly. I think he deserves a little credit for turning over a new leaf. He's not the click-whore of old, and like him or not, he always did have a talent for finding stories that appealed to the/. crowd. I used to hate him, but these days, I have more tolerance for him than I do for Zonk.
Mercedes Benz had direct injection on their race cars like back in the mid 50s or so. The problem was you needed about 600 PSI (IIRC) to make it work. If they're increasing the compression ratio, then they're going to need even more.
Not to worry - this is brought to you by the Department of Homeland Security, whose charter is "spend all our budget on grants, ask for more next year", and whose primary product is press releases. Nothing to see here, move along.
So they replaced "IBM Lotus Notes, Novell GroupWise, and Microsoft Exchange Server, with multiple versions of those systems in use" with a single state-wide Exchange site license. Once you factor in the licenses, admin salaries, and redundant servers, you might get to $2.1 million a year.
Ultimately, ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array) is expected to resolve details 10 times finer than the Hubble Space Telescope when it is completed in 2012.
Except that one is a radio telescope and one is an optical telescope.
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Most of the world can't parse that.
Which I guess proves his point.
That's because bands make more money touring than they do from CD sales. They get the bulk of the concert ticket sale price, but just a small fraction of the CD price. So, if you really want to support a band, boycott the MAFIAA by not buying CDs, and go to a concert instead.
Go to a camera store and ask to see a polarizing lens adapter. They're meant to screw on to the end of a 35mm camera lens. The filters themselves are in the 50-60mm diameter range. There's a fixed part, and a part that turns; the polarizing lens is attached to the part that turns. You're a geek, make some glasses with them, or glue them to some safety goggles.
I realized that Popular Science had been lying to me about flying cars when the diesel powered typewriter they predicted never materialized.
"Flaming Space Debris", now that's a great name for a rock band.
Other than Microsoft being able to claim that Windows runs on 99.99% of the PCs sold, you're absolutely correct. We Linux guys are picky enough we know exactly which distro and what version of that distro, and which of all the available packages we want installed - and we'd probably rather do it ourselves, anyways. So yeah, there's little point in whining, except for that statistics thing.
Actually, yes, maize is a grass. Think sugar cane or bamboo.
Never mind wear, how about tatoos?
Mercedes Benz had direct injection on their race cars like back in the mid 50s or so. The problem was you needed about 600 PSI (IIRC) to make it work. If they're increasing the compression ratio, then they're going to need even more.
Not to worry - this is brought to you by the Department of Homeland Security, whose charter is "spend all our budget on grants, ask for more next year", and whose primary product is press releases. Nothing to see here, move along.
So they replaced "IBM Lotus Notes, Novell GroupWise, and Microsoft Exchange Server, with multiple versions of those systems in use" with a single state-wide Exchange site license. Once you factor in the licenses, admin salaries, and redundant servers, you might get to $2.1 million a year.
I'm running a pirated version of Gentoo, and that's where I'm staying.
And yet, at the time of the writing of the Constitution, publishing under psuedonyms was common practice, even by the Founding Fathers.
I think they're could be...
Either way, it never hurts to feed the NSA line eater.
I hope they weren't running their webserver with it.
It only found one "titty bar" in Dallas. Still needs work.
John Dvorak, is that you?
That's what they want you to do!
Tiny Personal (I use the older free version on my Win2K box), but you have to understand IP addresses and ports and stuff - it's not for your granny.