The "Concert in the Garden" CD was limited to 10,000 copies, with 9,000 available for pre-order to participants and 1,000 held in reserve for later auction, through ArtistShare.
a guy goes to thailand and messes around with some girls. he comes back to the US and he sees that his dick is turning green. he goes to his doctor, who says "it will have to be amputated". he goes for a second opinion, with the same answer. devastated, he returns to thailand to see if a native physician is mroe familiar with his illness. he goes into an emergency room and sees a doctor who tells him, "your american doctors are wrong! you need no operation." the guy excitedly replies "what do i need to do?" the doctor says, "absolutely nothing! it will fall off by itself!"
The current systems of online music sales are totaly worthless to me because of the DRM built in. My CD changer can't connect to the internet and validate a current subscription. It can't do DRM.
You can buy from bleep.com, beatport.com, nufonix.com, and maybe a couple others i forgot off the top of my head. they sell vanilla mp3's. the selection is pretty narrow, mind you
Even if it does mandate RFID (aka contactless smart card) there are so many conflicting "standards" in that arena that it probably won't make a difference.
me: I dunno man, they allow nudity in advertising, public drunkenness has its own de facto holiday, and the trains run a lot more reliably than the US counterparts.
'They" meaning 'the French'. An intelligent reader, unlike yourself, could infer that I was talking about FRENCH advertising, FRENCH holidays, and FRENCH trains.
I dunno man, they allow nudity in advertising, public drunkenness has its own de facto holiday, and the trains run a lot more reliably than the US counterparts.
queue = people standing around in a line waiting for a limited resource, a data structure with similar characteristics, a braid at the back of the head cue = the white ball or the stick in billiards, a signal given by a conductor to a performer or something similar
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$1 per minute? Sheesh. That's obscene.
You can send soldiers prepaid cards, but they MUST be AT&T. I wonder how much AT&T is making off that contract?
(Apparently, you cannot send coffee to soldiers, either, since Halliburton already provides them with coffee-product-like swill)
ATT who aquires cingular
AT&T wireless was a separate business unit from the AT&T purchased by SBC.
maybe, but isn't the new xbox supposed to not have a hard drive as well?
From TFA (again):
The "Concert in the Garden" CD was limited to 10,000 copies, with 9,000 available for pre-order to participants and 1,000 held in reserve for later auction, through ArtistShare.
From TFA: This record cost $87,000 to make
Don't be a dick. Pay for the album.
It uses an entirely different processor line and video subsystem. I have doubts.
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a guy goes to thailand and messes around with some girls. he comes back to the US and he sees that his dick is turning green. he goes to his doctor, who says "it will have to be amputated". he goes for a second opinion, with the same answer. devastated, he returns to thailand to see if a native physician is mroe familiar with his illness. he goes into an emergency room and sees a doctor who tells him, "your american doctors are wrong! you need no operation." the guy excitedly replies "what do i need to do?" the doctor says, "absolutely nothing! it will fall off by itself!"
The current systems of online music sales are totaly worthless to me because of the DRM built in. My CD changer can't connect to the internet and validate a current subscription. It can't do DRM.
You can buy from bleep.com, beatport.com, nufonix.com, and maybe a couple others i forgot off the top of my head. they sell vanilla mp3's. the selection is pretty narrow, mind you
I understand it fine, I just think you're overparanoid.
i think people will notice you walking around waving a scanner-type thingy over where you think their wallets are.
You can't use a cell phone inconspicuously. Even with a headset it looks like you're talking to yourself.
Making a skin is, essentially, making a computer program. Not to a CS major, maybe, but to a lawyer its just binary code executed on a computer.
Do you seriously think a lawyer can't find an expert witness to testify that there's a difference between data and code?
"wow... how come I feel that i was just glared at by the SS?"
cause he's a paranoid dork who needs to grow up and experience real life?
the guy still has to pay the settlement, so i imagine that's where the funds will go
i don't think such a beast exists, and i don't think you could build one and use it inconspicuously.
Even if it does mandate RFID (aka contactless smart card) there are so many conflicting "standards" in that arena that it probably won't make a difference.
me:
I dunno man, they allow nudity in advertising, public drunkenness has its own de facto holiday, and the trains run a lot more reliably than the US counterparts.
'They" meaning 'the French'. An intelligent reader, unlike yourself, could infer that I was talking about FRENCH advertising, FRENCH holidays, and FRENCH trains.
OH NOES, I lost an pedantry penis-length competition on the interweb! boy do I feel ashamed!
Is it celebrated as public drunkenness day throughout the country? No.
Then why present it as a counterexample?
YOU FAIL AT EVERYTHING. QUIT AT LIFE.
oh, so just mentioning "God" is an attempt at conversion? Time to adjust your tinfoil.
Mardi Gras is nationwide? News to me.
And yes, you can get really hammered on wine, and beer, especially when it's cheaper than milk.
I dunno man, they allow nudity in advertising, public drunkenness has its own de facto holiday, and the trains run a lot more reliably than the US counterparts.
what's this f7 thing?
queue = people standing around in a line waiting for a limited resource, a data structure with similar characteristics, a braid at the back of the head
cue = the white ball or the stick in billiards, a signal given by a conductor to a performer or something similar