Lock the promoters of each side in a single steel cage for a death match, ending only when LG develops their dual format player. Thats what the people really want to see.
The One Laptop Per Child project is a start, at least to get people thinking outside of the beige box of uniformity we have now. Here in the west, it will be appliance like computers, like specialized browser boxes, black berries, iPods, cell phones and rest..
If you want privacy on email, that is what port 25 is for, and the sender can exchange email directly to the receipent.
When the email hits a third party server, it is just data to them, and they can do what they want with it, subject to whatever agreement you have. So unless you signed a deal with them (IE your ISP) there is nothing special about it.
As long as the authorities got proper warrants to serve the third party for their data, they get it.
Mozilla firefox is all over the place, and in the news all the time, but unless your a geek, tuned into the Mozilla project and its codenames for things, it tells you nothing.
Firefox browser, Thunderbird email would go a long way to telling joe average user what these things actually do, and why they would want it.
"Firefox internet browser by Mozilla" if gotten into the press, would go a long way to telling folks about it.
The ones out in front of rural homes? That had a red flag that one would put up if to flag the delivery person that there is some outgoing mail?
If you have a mailbox to receive mail, the letter carrier will take away outgoing mail.
I had a package that was damaged in shipping, customer service sent me a pdf in email, to print out a return address label that the USPS would pick up and deliver to them postage due.
From what I heard, M&M's are protected by the excretions of the lac beetle, aka shellac. Same as what is in hair spray, and makes for a nice wood finish as well.
Where are they going to get people that speak all the languages of every traveler? How to question an old lady from India (or anywhere else), that doesn't speak anything but the local dialect?
Cable companies had to sign franchise agreements with each and every municipality in the US, to provide the service in the first place. In return, they got a monopoly on the service, usually at a cost of a local access channel or something.
The phone companies want "net neutrality" so they can run video in, without having to do this themselves.
AT&T is running TV ads saying this would mean competition, and thus lower video costs (cable bill) to the consumer.
It works very well as an additive to gas, according to the pumps, I've been burning 10% ethanol in the gas for like 30 years here in the Chicago area. Doesn't poison the groundwater like MTBE does, and helps clean the fuel system.
Not going to totally solve our energy needs, but it has a place in it.
This argument isn't so much over the internet, as it is about AT&T wanting to get into the video business, without having to pay franchise fees, or being locked out by existing monopolies granted the cable companies.
T is running ads in my area promising this will bring lower prices for existing video sources via competition with the cable providers.
The final game of the season in American football, is the biggest TV audience of the year, and the advertising is part of it.
For those people not into the sporting event, it is something for them to watch. Companies kick off their ad campaigns, and a lot of money goes into producing and airing them.
It is the TV advertising industries day to shine as well.
If I'm getting paid by the hour, 35 passes is fine by me, and I will watch every single one of them to make sure it really ran. Can't cut corners when it counts.
That is where Bob & Doug McKenzie on the old SNL show came from. Because part of the production was in Canada, they wanted some Canadian content. Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, a pair of really funny guys, they were given the orders to go out and "do something Canadian".
They had a musical hit, with Geddy Lee of Rush, with "take off". And a modest movie "strange brew" with Max Von Sydow.
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Is a movie example of how it can be solved. Corn in, methane out, more or less.
The subject line made me think instantly of the old Adventure game,
"you are in a maze of twisty passages all alike"
sent a shiver up the spine.
We had steel pennys during WWII for a couple of years, they work fine, bring them back.
Lock the promoters of each side in a single steel cage for a death match, ending only when LG develops their dual format player. Thats what the people really want to see.
The One Laptop Per Child project is a start, at least to get people thinking outside of the beige box of uniformity we have now. Here in the west, it will be appliance like computers, like specialized browser boxes, black berries, iPods, cell phones and rest..
It is really going to be hard to fit the MRI machine in the line at the supermarket.
If you want privacy on email, that is what port 25 is for, and the sender can exchange email directly to the receipent.
When the email hits a third party server, it is just data to them, and they can do what they want with it, subject to whatever agreement you have. So unless you signed a deal with them (IE your ISP) there is nothing special about it.
As long as the authorities got proper warrants to serve the third party for their data, they get it.
It sounds like some ammo for the sales force, when the client mentions Linux, and keeps MS in the bidding.
A different EULA for enterprises, with a higher cost. MS has the margins to cut better deals, and will do so.
Mozilla firefox is all over the place, and in the news all the time, but unless your a geek, tuned into the Mozilla project and its codenames for things, it tells you nothing.
Firefox browser, Thunderbird email would go a long way to telling joe average user what these things actually do, and why they would want it.
"Firefox internet browser by Mozilla" if gotten into the press, would go a long way to telling folks about it.
The border guards can detain you for 3 days, or until things move.
The ones out in front of rural homes? That had a red flag that one would put up if to flag the delivery person that there is some outgoing mail?
If you have a mailbox to receive mail, the letter carrier will take away outgoing mail.
I had a package that was damaged in shipping, customer service sent me a pdf in email, to print out a return address label that the USPS would pick up and deliver to them postage due.
From what I heard, M&M's are protected by the excretions of the lac beetle, aka shellac. Same as what is in hair spray, and makes for a nice wood finish as well.
The Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal is all about Indian (native american) lobbying on capital hill. There is a LOT of money involved.
Not only that but many states have lotteries or other forms of gambling as revenue.
And the horse racing industry wants to allow betting at remote tracks and the like.
There are many fingers in the no on-line gambling pie, all trying to preserve their piece they got now.
"Still probably going to be rather expensive, it being a whole "chicken and egg" type of situation."
Expensive yes, but available. Lead lined sheetrock is available for doctors offices and other places that use X-rays.
Where are they going to get people that speak all the languages of every traveler? How to question an old lady from India (or anywhere else), that doesn't speak anything but the local dialect?
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Cable companies had to sign franchise agreements with each and every municipality in the US, to provide the service in the first place. In return, they got a monopoly on the service, usually at a cost of a local access channel or something.
The phone companies want "net neutrality" so they can run video in, without having to do this themselves.
AT&T is running TV ads saying this would mean competition, and thus lower video costs (cable bill) to the consumer.
It works very well as an additive to gas, according to the pumps, I've been burning 10% ethanol in the gas for like 30 years here in the Chicago area. Doesn't poison the groundwater like MTBE does, and helps clean the fuel system.
Not going to totally solve our energy needs, but it has a place in it.
I contributed a few bucks to the EFF and they sent me a shiny bumper sticker. which currently resides on my filing cabinet.
Makes picking a name for a new project much easier, if you have the names of what exists in what genre.
This argument isn't so much over the internet, as it is about AT&T wanting to get into the video business, without having to pay franchise fees, or being locked out by existing monopolies granted the cable companies.
T is running ads in my area promising this will bring lower prices for existing video sources via competition with the cable providers.
The final game of the season in American football, is the biggest TV audience of the year, and the advertising is part of it.
For those people not into the sporting event, it is something for them to watch. Companies kick off their ad campaigns, and a lot of money goes into producing and airing them.
It is the TV advertising industries day to shine as well.
If I'm getting paid by the hour, 35 passes is fine by me, and I will watch every single one of them to make sure it really ran. Can't cut corners when it counts.
That is where Bob & Doug McKenzie on the old SNL show came from. Because part of the production was in Canada, they wanted some Canadian content. Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, a pair of really funny guys, they were given the orders to go out and "do something Canadian".
They had a musical hit, with Geddy Lee of Rush, with "take off". And a modest movie "strange brew" with Max Von Sydow.