I remember receiving a course from our trainer, Jayesh Valambhia, at Apple Support. We all grew to be Appleworks gurus (of course we continued to say 'Claris', because of that support folder in the system folder, and we denied the claris-to-apple-works update). Cheers Claris, here's looking at you, kid. *pours wine*
If they knew to begin with where everything was that would be practical. Certainly in areas of new development GPS mapping would be an obvious thing to do....
I can imagine it might be even worse in some areas of Europe.
You miss the point; should the OP complain if the just didn't like Kodak? No, because the OP is completely able to process data provided by means of Kodak. Even more, the OP would not even notice it, no-one would. Everyone (every customer) would get the same service provided by the BBC. In the case of the Iplayer that would not be the case. Hence the complaint.
Weighs plenty on the Moon (50+ lbs.), even more on Mars (100+ lbs.). It was designed for space, not for the moon. Surface on the moon consists of dust and sharp vulcanical pieces of stone (IANANasaEngineer), so the suit should be able to cope with that.
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If you can't figure this out you need to put the computer back in the box and send it back. Because it's a well-known fact that, if you have a problem using the software, you should solve it by not using the hardware or replacing the hardware. I think a better sollution would be to put '.txt' per default in the 'save as' options.
In The Netherlands a lot of people pay EXTRA to see the BBC's 3 and 4. Can you imagine: no commercials? None at all?! Plus their web-site is grand. I WISH we had a BBC-like system. We pay through the nose (disguised in taxes nowadays) yet still have to watch STOOPID games ánd commercials.
And this is the simple version, for it is known that caffeine is a solid, powder-like substance under normal conditions. If it were alcohol it would be 'fluid ounce per fluid ounce'. But what if the reader did not know what the phase of the substance is? The metrical system really has it advantages!
Because if you used all American units, you'd be measuring in ounces per ounce, and that would be confusing.
'Ounces per ounce', multiply by 100 and it's a 'percentage'. (skip the multiplication and you could call it a 'peruage', but that would make it confusing again)
So, you want to ask someone for a little plastic card with a name on it to make sure that another little plastic card with a name on it is theirs? Yes!:) Both are little plastic cards, but the thing is: they have to have identical names and signatures. The small crook, just on pickpocket level, will not be able to abuse this card. He'll will have to sell it to a pro-level crook who's able to generate a matching ID-card. And befóre the card is reported stolen. It's not fail-proof, but it buys time.
I wrote 'he', but it also applies for female crooks.
If this is true then the American mobile telephony system is more fucked up then I previously imagined. One of the reasons (I'm told) they don't like to give out their mobile numbers. Unlike Europe, where everybody treats it as a regular number, just a bit more personal ('Everybody has my landline, but here's my mobile number'). Probably because mobile numbers are also fairly easy distinguished from landline numbers in Europe. So I'm told.
There were some kids that stole cars after playing GTA because they thought it was cool. What kind of things could we expect those kids to do after playing this game? They already thought it was cool, the game confirmed them in their wrong beliefs. Some kid saw Psycho 17 times, went home after the 17th time and killed his mother. The deed of murder was already in him, the movie confirmed it.
I'm not saying I think this game itself should be banned from the open market and country. THAT would be an issue of freedom of speech. But I understand that certain stores choose not to carry adult titles. That is their decision.
If Take-Two makes the smart choice, it will be to sell the game themselves. Otherwise their only option is to tone it down to meet the ratings standards for their larger distributors. Who knows how much change that will take the to 'artwork' of the game? Probably a significant amount. Very good indeed, let them distribute themselves. They take a bit more responsibility that way.
In a psychological sense Fanboyism is a lot deeper than the article suggests, and it is a consequence of a culture as materialistic as Western culture tends to be.
I dunno, it seems so fashionable to blame materialism many things these days. But it pisses many religious people off to see physical objects like Bibles, Korans or crosses disrespected too, and that's been the case long before Western capatalism. I think it can probably just be slotted in under the more general fact that humans often associate their identities with various external things and objects, and thereby their feelings are tied to how these objects are treated. The word 'totem' comes to mind.
If I hadn't seen the machine itself, I wouldn't have believed it. Years ago when the first clamshell iBooks came out, there was a waiting list. One of our customers waited nearly two months before her iBook arrived. She was so happy and excited when it finally arrived, she pulled a bottle of champagne from the fridge to celebrate the event. *pop* _gush_... in front of all her personnel and some clients. Customer abuse, so no warranty (she did not pay with credit card). Boy, did that machine smell... Worst thing for her was: she had to wait another 2 months for another one.
One thing that troubled me a bit: she didn't feel a bit sorry. She didn't care she just ruined an expensive machine. She spent money like it wasn't hers. She just billed the clients a bit more and paid less overtime to her personnel.
It's disabled by default on OS X. Correct, I enabled it by use of Tinkertool for the olde Safari, the new Safari picked it up. I guess adding an extra line (google 'IncludeDebugMenu') somewhere between HomePage and InputFieldWidthRatio might do the trick.
The BBC is well watched in lots of countries in the world (hurray Dr. Who in 30 minutes!!) yet not all the viewer pay the hundreds of euros/dollars for that privilege. Right now I pay less for the beeb than when I lived and worked in London, even when nowadays BBC3 and 4 are available. Point is: they have the right to market their reputation, and if they think they need to protect it with a light DRM (comparable to Apples), well so be it. It's a treasure trove of data, and they can do with it whatever they want.
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I remember receiving a course from our trainer, Jayesh Valambhia, at Apple Support. We all grew to be Appleworks gurus (of course we continued to say 'Claris', because of that support folder in the system folder, and we denied the claris-to-apple-works update). Cheers Claris, here's looking at you, kid. *pours wine*
I can imagine it might be even worse in some areas of Europe.
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It was designed for space, not for the moon. Surface on the moon consists of dust and sharp vulcanical pieces of stone (IANANasaEngineer), so the suit should be able to cope with that.
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If you can't figure this out you need to put the computer back in the box and send it back. Because it's a well-known fact that, if you have a problem using the software, you should solve it by not using the hardware or replacing the hardware. I think a better sollution would be to put '.txt' per default in the 'save as' options.
In The Netherlands a lot of people pay EXTRA to see the BBC's 3 and 4. Can you imagine: no commercials? None at all?! Plus their web-site is grand. I WISH we had a BBC-like system. We pay through the nose (disguised in taxes nowadays) yet still have to watch STOOPID games ánd commercials.
And this is the simple version, for it is known that caffeine is a solid, powder-like substance under normal conditions. If it were alcohol it would be 'fluid ounce per fluid ounce'. But what if the reader did not know what the phase of the substance is? The metrical system really has it advantages!
The carbon also acts as a conductor, and is flammable. So yes they were used, no they were not popular. Just like the nappies or diapers. http://www.latimes.com/news/science/la-spacediaper 9feb10,0,2527297.story has a nice informative article about the maximum absorbency garments.
'Ounces per ounce', multiply by 100 and it's a 'percentage'. (skip the multiplication and you could call it a 'peruage', but that would make it confusing again)
we have our prioritys right
Yes, well, but 55 eurocents for 1 cooled 500 ml. can Amstel lager is also important! IMHO
Anyway: it would've been nice if tea would've been tested as well.
If this is true then the American mobile telephony system is more fucked up then I previously imagined. One of the reasons (I'm told) they don't like to give out their mobile numbers. Unlike Europe, where everybody treats it as a regular number, just a bit more personal ('Everybody has my landline, but here's my mobile number'). Probably because mobile numbers are also fairly easy distinguished from landline numbers in Europe. So I'm told.
Perhaps because there's already a http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID= 1019793&tstart=0forum discussing it? And answering too?
http://news.google.co.nz/index.html?ned=nz&ncl=111 7499403&hl=en&scoring=n"Germany faced an elevated threat of terrorism on Friday because of its involvement in Afghanistan, according to officials who say the risk of an attack here ...." so that's the excuse for this push-through tactics.
There were some kids that stole cars after playing GTA because they thought it was cool. What kind of things could we expect those kids to do after playing this game?
They already thought it was cool, the game confirmed them in their wrong beliefs. Some kid saw Psycho 17 times, went home after the 17th time and killed his mother. The deed of murder was already in him, the movie confirmed it.
I'm not saying I think this game itself should be banned from the open market and country. THAT would be an issue of freedom of speech. But I understand that certain stores choose not to carry adult titles. That is their decision.
If Take-Two makes the smart choice, it will be to sell the game themselves. Otherwise their only option is to tone it down to meet the ratings standards for their larger distributors. Who knows how much change that will take the to 'artwork' of the game? Probably a significant amount. Very good indeed, let them distribute themselves. They take a bit more responsibility that way.
I dunno, it seems so fashionable to blame materialism many things these days. But it pisses many religious people off to see physical objects like Bibles, Korans or crosses disrespected too, and that's been the case long before Western capatalism. I think it can probably just be slotted in under the more general fact that humans often associate their identities with various external things and objects, and thereby their feelings are tied to how these objects are treated. The word 'totem' comes to mind.
You don't. That's the point.
Wow. Just... wow. This screams for a car analogy...
One thing that troubled me a bit: she didn't feel a bit sorry. She didn't care she just ruined an expensive machine. She spent money like it wasn't hers. She just billed the clients a bit more and paid less overtime to her personnel.
Is it also disabled on OSX? Didn't check it at home, and at work no Mac present for beta purposes.
...Maybe a bunch of wackos in pirate outfits would storm the place. Serve them right.{cough}http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085959/{/cough }
Instead of selling something once, and having it then copied all over the internet, they can sell it more often, with DRM.
The BBC is well watched in lots of countries in the world (hurray Dr. Who in 30 minutes!!) yet not all the viewer pay the hundreds of euros/dollars for that privilege. Right now I pay less for the beeb than when I lived and worked in London, even when nowadays BBC3 and 4 are available. Point is: they have the right to market their reputation, and if they think they need to protect it with a light DRM (comparable to Apples), well so be it. It's a treasure trove of data, and they can do with it whatever they want.
Name one person watching sci-fi, and pronouncing it like 'skiffy'. Just one. I NEVER heard anyone pronouncing it like 'skiffy'.
Try drink Murphy's, my wife drank it during her pregnancies: doctors orders. :-) You gotta love Ireland...