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I wouldn't be so sure that was a joke. With good virus protection, I don't have to worry about this DRM and rootkit from Sony BS. Whatever happened to the days when you could legally purchase an MP3 from a legitimate website and burn, transfer to PDA, iPod, etc. without having so many insane restrictions. Now, I know that if piracy on a large scale hurts the artists, but when they make only a dollar or so per album sold, who's the one actually getting screwed? The artists and ourselves. The **AA bigwigs are the only ones laughing all the way to the bank.
This is how it starts, later we will build a military base there, start performing teleportation experiments, open a gate to hell, and unleash hell on earth^H^H^H^H^H mars.
Per TFA, I killed everything except what I wanted. Now I'm only running Firefox and Gaim. Pretty quick, too. Only disappointment is that it kills windows audio in the process, so music is a no go. I can still access mapped drives, surf the intarweb and even run some 3D benchmarks. This really does improve 3D performance - I saw some good 10-20 FPS improvements in 3DMark 05. No good for games; however, as there is no sound.
What about people with allergies to shellfish, etc. Some people are deadly allergic to these things, and on the battlefield if a man is unconcious and bleeding profusely, how is someone to know? I mean I can't imaging all the medics having every soldier's medical history being immediatley acessible.
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Didn't this already come up, but was dismissed because the idiot was using an external amplifier?
There is an MMOG somewhat like that already: <URL:http://www.there.com/>.
If I recall, it's something like $12/year.
TFA says that the E911 requirement only applies to services which use/terminate on the public switched telephone network.
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Just when I figured out I get 7 minutes closer to Jesus with every cigarette, these guys had to go and screw it up.
I wouldn't be so sure that was a joke. With good virus protection, I don't have to worry about this DRM and rootkit from Sony BS. Whatever happened to the days when you could legally purchase an MP3 from a legitimate website and burn, transfer to PDA, iPod, etc. without having so many insane restrictions. Now, I know that if piracy on a large scale hurts the artists, but when they make only a dollar or so per album sold, who's the one actually getting screwed? The artists and ourselves. The **AA bigwigs are the only ones laughing all the way to the bank.
This is how it starts, later we will build a military base there, start performing teleportation experiments, open a gate to hell, and unleash hell on earth^H^H^H^H^H mars.
If I remeber correctly, my TI-89 HW2 uses a 15 Mhz 68k, but can't do greyscale worth a damn. Though those sonic games sure look damn good...
Per TFA, I killed everything except what I wanted. Now I'm only running Firefox and Gaim. Pretty quick, too. Only disappointment is that it kills windows audio in the process, so music is a no go. I can still access mapped drives, surf the intarweb and even run some 3D benchmarks. This really does improve 3D performance - I saw some good 10-20 FPS improvements in 3DMark 05. No good for games; however, as there is no sound.
What about people with allergies to shellfish, etc. Some people are deadly allergic to these things, and on the battlefield if a man is unconcious and bleeding profusely, how is someone to know? I mean I can't imaging all the medics having every soldier's medical history being immediatley acessible.
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Well now, I don't see this taking much longer then.
Link to the actual patent referenced on nintendojo: http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=P TO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch- bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=805243.AP N.&OS=APN/805243&RS=APN/805243