Outside of N. America, most people pirate Windows so yes, it's cheap. (just go to anywhere in Asia or Africa and try to find a computer running a legit copy of Windows)
If they charged a "redemption fee" for each cubesat - similar to what many states do with aluminium cans - you could have homeless people clean up the mess.
and "channel sales" while conveniently omitting the true numbers sold? Is there that big a difference between the number they sold to actual consumers and the number shipped into the "channel"? If so then your product is a loser.
Microsoft can stuff the channel with 50 million Surface tablets tomorrow but that doesn't mean jack since the actual number sold to consumers can be counted with the fingers and toes on your body.
He's probably using a El Cheapo monitor with a brand name like AOC or something. And it's probably defective.
I've never heard of anyone being bothered by LED flickering. I would suggest that he buy a quality brand like Samsung or LG so that he can be sure he as a good working unit. His current one has something wrong with it.
I don't know about "should be required", who's going to require them, Congress? DOJ?
However the smarter ones do just what you described, out of their own self interest. My hosting company contacted me once about a vulnerable Mambo extension they found.
She's a nice looking lady... sure she's like 50 now, but around the year 2000 I was unemployed and watching late night TV, and she used to be a regular on CBS late late night news (like past midnight). I remember thinking hey she's really cute.
quickscoping is just a glitch/artifact in the game and has no relevance to real-life firearm skill or any other skill. However, top COD players are able to recognize even one pixel out of place in a scene... their reflexes honed from many hours of battling against campers and snipers. This (ability to recognize something out of place quickly) can probably help in many real-world situations.
When did the word "tech" become synonymous with a internet dot.com business? Must've been the late 90's.
Time to move on and realize technology encompasses more than just "doing ____, but on the internet!"
Internet has been a good thing but the downside has been that it absorbed too much money that could've gone int real tech like fusion and space rockets.
I have 2.0 GB of source code for Windows 8, Windows 9 alpha, Call of Duty Ghosts, World of Warcraft Annihilation and Donkey Kong Junior. I have encrypted the file and am withholding the key in case I get arrested. But trust me, it's all there.
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Outside of N. America, most people pirate Windows so yes, it's cheap. (just go to anywhere in Asia or Africa and try to find a computer running a legit copy of Windows)
we can check them as soon as the Vulcans give us the warp drive.
And they're coming for your guns. You can't have a totalitarian police state if the citizens are armed.
If they charged a "redemption fee" for each cubesat - similar to what many states do with aluminium cans - you could have homeless people clean up the mess.
They hire too many writers already. Typical Hollywood movie goes through 5 writers and script doctors.
is that you, Dick? How's the shotgun?
and "channel sales" while conveniently omitting the true numbers sold? Is there that big a difference between the number they sold to actual consumers and the number shipped into the "channel"? If so then your product is a loser.
Microsoft can stuff the channel with 50 million Surface tablets tomorrow but that doesn't mean jack since the actual number sold to consumers can be counted with the fingers and toes on your body.
S&D is Search and Destroy
I hope they succeed!
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He's probably using a El Cheapo monitor with a brand name like AOC or something. And it's probably defective.
I've never heard of anyone being bothered by LED flickering. I would suggest that he buy a quality brand like Samsung or LG so that he can be sure he as a good working unit. His current one has something wrong with it.
type "Is Jim Hood" and the second autocomplete result is:
still in jail
and the consumer to some extent... but of course the consumer could always just buy from Newegg.
Similar case involving Frys: company executive steers business to certain vendors in exchange for kickbacks
"Get your ass to Mars!"
I don't know about "should be required", who's going to require them, Congress? DOJ?
However the smarter ones do just what you described, out of their own self interest. My hosting company contacted me once about a vulnerable Mambo extension they found.
Cogent has been unwilling to participate in price-fixing for a long time. So much that the telco collusion do not want to peer with them.
FIFY
She's a nice looking lady... sure she's like 50 now, but around the year 2000 I was unemployed and watching late night TV, and she used to be a regular on CBS late late night news (like past midnight). I remember thinking hey she's really cute.
Maybe they could attach Dyson bladeless fans on it.
No Buffeting!
experience an orgasm?
-Luis Wu
quickscoping is just a glitch/artifact in the game and has no relevance to real-life firearm skill or any other skill. However, top COD players are able to recognize even one pixel out of place in a scene... their reflexes honed from many hours of battling against campers and snipers. This (ability to recognize something out of place quickly) can probably help in many real-world situations.
Just another bright idea by our government that will hugely cost and destroy an industry.
General aviation is mostly the 1% ... our illustrious leader couldn't care less about them. Occupy General Aviation now!
When did the word "tech" become synonymous with a internet dot.com business? Must've been the late 90's.
Time to move on and realize technology encompasses more than just "doing ____, but on the internet!"
Internet has been a good thing but the downside has been that it absorbed too much money that could've gone int real tech like fusion and space rockets.
if Debian came out with a linux version for phones I might be interested in that.
I have 2.0 GB of source code for Windows 8, Windows 9 alpha, Call of Duty Ghosts, World of Warcraft Annihilation and Donkey Kong Junior. I have encrypted the file and am withholding the key in case I get arrested. But trust me, it's all there.
Am I the only person who initially read this as "Lamar Smith (T-Rex)" ?
in the likeness of a man's mind. -Orange Catholic Bible