Tom Baker could play the original crotchety doctor. And you could have awkward sexual tension that's become a hallmark of the new series every time he tries to whip out his Jelly Babies.:D
If everyone hasn't gone Blu-ray yet, it's probably because there's a big up-front investment in a new player, new cables (say cable or composite vs. component or hdmi) and repurchasing all those DVDs in Blu-ray format. When pricing Blu-ray discs vs. DVD, you can generally find better deals in the DVD section. There are also a lot of titles that haven't been produced in the Blu-ray format, especially numerous TV shows which were never produced in hi-def. So, the DVD format is fairly entrenched. All of which is why it'll take a while for Blu-ray sales to outpace DVD sales. But I believe they will, eventually. I see the number of Blu-ray titles growing. The Blu-ray sections of the store are getting bigger all of the time. I know I'm buying more Blu-ray discs when I have the choice.
...anyone else think this is a seriously bad idea?
You're essentially creating two operating systems to develop for. Now I don't just have to support the quirks of iPhone+iPad+iTouch/Android I have to support Android Tablet as well.
I seriously hope, and there very likely is, a plan at Google exists for merging at 3.1 or something similar. Come on Google, Android is much more developer friendly than iOS, let's keep it that way (please note that I did not say 'better'.)
1. You're still one Android option less than Apple (iphone, ipod, ipad)
2. You should already be making allowances for the variety of devices on which Android currently runs.
3. I'm not even sure it's safe to assume your market is all currently comfortably in the Android version 2.1+ range. You might still want to consider the Android versions.
I have Opera 8, and it supports greasemonkey scripts too. But, I was trying out unembed which parses your html page as an XML document and Opera didn't support that. Is Opera 9 any better?
1. Make CD full of songs with proper frequencies
2. Kill cancer
3. ???
4. PROFIT!!!
Step 1 has been done already. It just remains for someone to scour the delete bins for old *Nsync and Boyz II Men albums and repackage them as cures for cancer.;-)
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The future is multiparadigm programming. This book was an eye-opener for me.
The profit margins on new games are so slim that retailers like EBGames are making their money on the resale of used games. If no one buys used games, who's going to retail all of the new games?
It's a fair comment, but I still stand by my original post. Most parents would prefer not to leave that decision up to their kids.
And I'd say you're right about kids going to satisfy their curiosity one way or another -- any reasonably smart kid could probably figure out an end run around any 'net restrictions. But, I still feel that most parents would not care to acknowledge it.
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Right. And where will you put the Death Star when you're finished playing if you don't have a TARDIS? ;-)
Yeah, but Otis Elevator is good to the last drop. :-D
When you see it, you will shit bricks! :D
Junior superheroes with a lot of kid-oriented humor and no edgy violence. Chris Giarusso is the creator for both. :D
Tom Baker could play the original crotchety doctor. And you could have awkward sexual tension that's become a hallmark of the new series every time he tries to whip out his Jelly Babies. :D
Amen. Or, they'll have to put up with executives complaining that they got stuck with a DingleBerry. :p
And isn't anything "Beyond the Standard Model" very likely caused by our Benevolent Spaghetti Monster? :D
If everyone hasn't gone Blu-ray yet, it's probably because there's a big up-front investment in a new player, new cables (say cable or composite vs. component or hdmi) and repurchasing all those DVDs in Blu-ray format. When pricing Blu-ray discs vs. DVD, you can generally find better deals in the DVD section. There are also a lot of titles that haven't been produced in the Blu-ray format, especially numerous TV shows which were never produced in hi-def. So, the DVD format is fairly entrenched. All of which is why it'll take a while for Blu-ray sales to outpace DVD sales. But I believe they will, eventually. I see the number of Blu-ray titles growing. The Blu-ray sections of the store are getting bigger all of the time. I know I'm buying more Blu-ray discs when I have the choice.
...anyone else think this is a seriously bad idea?
You're essentially creating two operating systems to develop for. Now I don't just have to support the quirks of iPhone+iPad+iTouch/Android I have to support Android Tablet as well.
I seriously hope, and there very likely is, a plan at Google exists for merging at 3.1 or something similar. Come on Google, Android is much more developer friendly than iOS, let's keep it that way (please note that I did not say 'better'.)
1. You're still one Android option less than Apple (iphone, ipod, ipad)
2. You should already be making allowances for the variety of devices on which Android currently runs.
3. I'm not even sure it's safe to assume your market is all currently comfortably in the Android version 2.1+ range. You might still want to consider the Android versions.
Short translation: Do not want! :D
It could have been more awesome. They could have put him in a pedobear costume.
There. Fixed that for you. :D
If the probe fails to land in at least one alien hayseed's anus, they're probably doing it wrong. :D
Obviously this is the replacement for the Wii, but what will Nintendo call this one?
How about the Wii Wii?
Found it!
http://www.thebricktestament.com/the_law/prisoners_of_war/dt20_13.html
You can't call it the Ultimate Mod Collection without: The Ultimate Weapon of Doom ;-)
First time I've heard "fucking cellphones" and actually smiled ;-)
Mod parent up. Not even Arnold could save Ice VI.
Ouch! Try explaining to your significant other why your johnson looks like a barber pole. :'-(
Is there a video? *drool*
I have Opera 8, and it supports greasemonkey scripts too. But, I was trying out unembed which parses your html page as an XML document and Opera didn't support that. Is Opera 9 any better?
Boy bands are a cancer. Fight fire with fire, I say.
1. Make CD full of songs with proper frequencies
;-)
2. Kill cancer
3. ???
4. PROFIT!!!
Step 1 has been done already. It just remains for someone to scour the delete bins for old *Nsync and Boyz II Men albums and repackage them as cures for cancer.
The future is multiparadigm programming.
This book was an eye-opener for me.
The profit margins on new games are so slim that retailers like EBGames are making their money on the resale of used games. If no one buys used games, who's going to retail all of the new games?
Game Retailers Make Money On The Margins
It's a fair comment, but I still stand by my original post. Most parents would prefer not to leave that decision up to their kids.
And I'd say you're right about kids going to satisfy their curiosity one way or another -- any reasonably smart kid could probably figure out an end run around any 'net restrictions. But, I still feel that most parents would not care to acknowledge it.