People do listen to other sorts of music you know.
My favorite artist is Soul ballet. Rick Kelley is the guy who makes it and he does all the instrumentals. He also mixes in a lot of techno stuff that isn't going to translate to a live performance.
Then there's classical arists...
Leave me a message when Iraq has the capability to take over the world, and I'll be standing right next to you saying we should be there fighting them.
I'm not really interested in your comparison of Osama or Hussein to Hitler, as neither has the resources that Germany had.
However as far as Cuba and the missile crisis goes, we had nuclear weapons next door to the USSR before they put theirs next to us. So your argument is correct if you're defending the actions of the USSR.
The suggestion here is that people use their wireless phones more, and while that's still true for some demographics, I think the demographics that don't still outnumber those that do. If you want to see the real reason, look at the price packages that cell companies offer. Most contracted plans start at $40 and people usually choose higher priced plans with extras because they're so afraid of overages.
I just wish the windows version had all the options that the mac version does. For example I can't crop the image on windows as I can on my mac, and I'm stuck between choosing 64kbps mp3 or 128kbps mp3 (its only important because I like to rip at 96kbps).
The question is, how long will the moon remain pristine? The best estimate is round about 5 billion years (assuming our collision with Andromeda doesn't bake it away), same as the earth.
All things are temporary, if we find a use for it, why waste it?
Well, I know its a joke. But I always had this idea. If dark energy, whatever it turns out to be, is accelerating the expansion of space, what if we were able to change it to a negative value and cause a big crunch at some time in the future?
You're the only other person I've heard get close to that point. I was watching The Arrival (I know, not a good movie) and considered why we aren't searching for AM or FM frequencies we use. Maybe with a space based interferometer pointed away from earth or one on the moon, we can do that.
Not to fear, just like PlaysForSure, this will be patched by next week. After all, Microsoft does care about its real customers: Shareholders and Music Industry.
http://www.schneier.com/essay-126.html
I'm crafty enough to have a nice media server and keep all the stuff I don't want friends/family to see on separate password-protected and user sensitive folders.
Its not even a fair comparison based on price as well. Matrix Trilogy, at the cheapest on froogle search is about $100. But for both of the Pirates movies, its only about $75.
So yeah, its safe to ignore this one.
Wait until 2 current blockbusters compete or until some studio releases the movie on both for a more accurate estimate.
Once they get over the initial hurdle the price should drop. If people can save up for a little while, they might be down to $500. Still hella expensive, but I'd pay that much.
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People do listen to other sorts of music you know. My favorite artist is Soul ballet. Rick Kelley is the guy who makes it and he does all the instrumentals. He also mixes in a lot of techno stuff that isn't going to translate to a live performance. Then there's classical arists...
And buying things without knowing the problems with them is smart?
And I submit that willful ignorance of any kind is damaging to humanity as a whole.
5.47 to 5.725 GHz, not 5.2
Dear lord, the latency on those things are horrible and they put out wireless noise.
If your router has UK options that would work as well since UK has those as options too.
Leave me a message when Iraq has the capability to take over the world, and I'll be standing right next to you saying we should be there fighting them.
Well, history is a funny thing, really.
I'm not really interested in your comparison of Osama or Hussein to Hitler, as neither has the resources that Germany had.
However as far as Cuba and the missile crisis goes, we had nuclear weapons next door to the USSR before they put theirs next to us. So your argument is correct if you're defending the actions of the USSR.
The suggestion here is that people use their wireless phones more, and while that's still true for some demographics, I think the demographics that don't still outnumber those that do. If you want to see the real reason, look at the price packages that cell companies offer. Most contracted plans start at $40 and people usually choose higher priced plans with extras because they're so afraid of overages.
Tomorrow (he's from the future).
I just wish the windows version had all the options that the mac version does. For example I can't crop the image on windows as I can on my mac, and I'm stuck between choosing 64kbps mp3 or 128kbps mp3 (its only important because I like to rip at 96kbps).
What does the iPod do that a Nomad or creative MP3 play couldn't do years ago?
The question is, how long will the moon remain pristine? The best estimate is round about 5 billion years (assuming our collision with Andromeda doesn't bake it away), same as the earth.
All things are temporary, if we find a use for it, why waste it?
If we are to ever have colonies on the moon they will become nations, its how its happened with all sorts of countries that had far reaching empires.
Don't worry, those suckers in the Federation will bail us out...
Oh, wait.
Well, I know its a joke. But I always had this idea. If dark energy, whatever it turns out to be, is accelerating the expansion of space, what if we were able to change it to a negative value and cause a big crunch at some time in the future?
Wouldn't that be better than heat death?
You're the only other person I've heard get close to that point. I was watching The Arrival (I know, not a good movie) and considered why we aren't searching for AM or FM frequencies we use. Maybe with a space based interferometer pointed away from earth or one on the moon, we can do that.
Not to fear, just like PlaysForSure, this will be patched by next week. After all, Microsoft does care about its real customers: Shareholders and Music Industry. http://www.schneier.com/essay-126.html
Heh, why not both?
I'm crafty enough to have a nice media server and keep all the stuff I don't want friends/family to see on separate password-protected and user sensitive folders.
"That's a better question than you probably intended."
That has to be the nicest insult I've ever heard.
Seconded. Nothing gives away a ninja like a flapping trenchcoat...
Nowhere else on the internet does that make sense.
Its not even a fair comparison based on price as well. Matrix Trilogy, at the cheapest on froogle search is about $100. But for both of the Pirates movies, its only about $75.
So yeah, its safe to ignore this one.
Wait until 2 current blockbusters compete or until some studio releases the movie on both for a more accurate estimate.
That's why you need to go to the real customers: the advertisers.
Make the case that their MLB friends are screwing up their add campaign. If you can't fight Goliath, pit him against the cyclops.
That's why my router sits on a pedistal just above my main monitor.
Once they get over the initial hurdle the price should drop. If people can save up for a little while, they might be down to $500. Still hella expensive, but I'd pay that much.