It is policy. Excerpt: Should Apple reduce its price on any shipped product within 10 calendar days of shipment, you may contact Apple Sales Support at 1-800-676-2775 to request a refund or credit of the difference between the price you were charged and the current selling price. To receive the refund or credit you must contact Apple within 14 business days of shipment.
Always check the rumour sites, or you'll do as a friend of mine did, and buy a 30GB iPod a week before the 40GB appeared for the same price.
2 things:
1) Was there even a 30GB iPod? I thought it was just 15/20/40.
2) If he bought it a week before the 40GB came out at the same price point, which is almost exactly what happened to me when they got rid of the 15GB and lowered the 20GB's price, he should have sent Apple an email or called them, because they'd have given him some of his money back (I recieved $100, the amount the 20GB decreased).
No, you don't want those replacements. In the Princess Bride, for example, if you get the replacement, you'll be able to see boom mikes in some scenes. These films were filmed in the fullscreen ratio and then cropped as the director intended into the widescreen ratio.
You're correct, of course, and I was thinking of vir when I forgot that virus is a Latin word (meaning slime, I think). Nevertheless, your statement agrees with my essential point, which was that even if one followed the usual Latin declension for plurals, virus would still become "viri" not "virii."
My favorite thing about the idiotic usage of "virii" instead of "viruses" is that it doesn't even follow the rule people are trying to conform to. The plural of "octopus" isn't "octopii," it's "octopi." Similarly, if virus was a straight up Latin word (which might be a reason for it to follow this rule), it would still be just "viri," not "virii."
I imagine if you download the program (which is no risk since it's free) you'll get to view the EULA, but the site says it "features full formatting functionality," though "a link to yeslogic.com is added to the corner of output pages."
It is available for Windows and a few flavors of Linux.
You have to be an idiot to easily confuse those links for regular results. It appears that 82% of adult internet users are idiots, but that's not Google's fault.
People with MMORPG experience know that your chances of finding yourself in the company of grown-ups improve dramatically if you stick to the servers where roleplay is emphasized, so most guilds of people who like RPG (including mine) crammed themselves onto servers like Silverhand.
Actually, most people with MMO experience know that non-RPers often flock to RP servers in the hopes that a) there will be more opportunity to grief and/or b) that there will be fewer power-gamers to compete with.
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I would rather hammer hot iron rods through my penis than spend $1.5k-2k (sans display) for a base computer...
Prove it.
But... but... Wikipedia couldn't be wrong!
#CCCCCC is more standard...
It is policy.
Excerpt:
Should Apple reduce its price on any shipped product within 10 calendar days of shipment, you may contact Apple Sales Support at 1-800-676-2775 to request a refund or credit of the difference between the price you were charged and the current selling price. To receive the refund or credit you must contact Apple within 14 business days of shipment.
Always check the rumour sites, or you'll do as a friend of mine did, and buy a 30GB iPod a week before the 40GB appeared for the same price.
2 things:
1) Was there even a 30GB iPod? I thought it was just 15/20/40.
2) If he bought it a week before the 40GB came out at the same price point, which is almost exactly what happened to me when they got rid of the 15GB and lowered the 20GB's price, he should have sent Apple an email or called them, because they'd have given him some of his money back (I recieved $100, the amount the 20GB decreased).
As I understand it, yes, it was just that much cheaper.
No, you don't want those replacements. In the Princess Bride, for example, if you get the replacement, you'll be able to see boom mikes in some scenes. These films were filmed in the fullscreen ratio and then cropped as the director intended into the widescreen ratio.
Still, I don't think it is in their best interest to buy up an app and re-package it.
It's worked pretty well with iTunes so far.
How on earth did I get modded troll???
You're correct, of course, and I was thinking of vir when I forgot that virus is a Latin word (meaning slime, I think). Nevertheless, your statement agrees with my essential point, which was that even if one followed the usual Latin declension for plurals, virus would still become "viri" not "virii."
Americans can't small, but we can sexy!
My favorite thing about the idiotic usage of "virii" instead of "viruses" is that it doesn't even follow the rule people are trying to conform to. The plural of "octopus" isn't "octopii," it's "octopi." Similarly, if virus was a straight up Latin word (which might be a reason for it to follow this rule), it would still be just "viri," not "virii."
That's pretty interesting, if ugly. I'd like to see where it goes. I hope they have some designers in there to pretty it up though...
But they're not Coyote OS, Coyotos looks like a regular word.
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Were the schools pirating MS software?
No, "Has writified."
At least, that's what my Don King Dictionary says...
You mean K-Meleon? That has Google as its default search engine too.
I imagine if you download the program (which is no risk since it's free) you'll get to view the EULA, but the site says it "features full formatting functionality," though "a link to yeslogic.com is added to the corner of output pages."
It is available for Windows and a few flavors of Linux.
What functionality from the Google toolbar do you not get with the search box in Firefox? Whatever it is, there's probably an extension to handle it.
What's funny about that?
You have to be an idiot to easily confuse those links for regular results. It appears that 82% of adult internet users are idiots, but that's not Google's fault.
Are you kidding me? You can't afford the free personal license?? And you really don't think a small business can afford a 300 dollar program?
A hurricane did hit their data center, before release.
People with MMORPG experience know that your chances of finding yourself in the company of grown-ups improve dramatically if you stick to the servers where roleplay is emphasized, so most guilds of people who like RPG (including mine) crammed themselves onto servers like Silverhand.
Actually, most people with MMO experience know that non-RPers often flock to RP servers in the hopes that a) there will be more opportunity to grief and/or b) that there will be fewer power-gamers to compete with.