Every electronic device I've ever had with a plastic screen has come with a sheet of clear plastic over the screen that has to be peeled off. Assuming the Nano has one, couldn't this sheet just be left on it?
These certifications are for HR people who don't know anything about technology. Since they have no way of determining the capability of potential employees, they can use the acronyms to can pick out people who sound like they know something about technology.
...or just not buy the game. You can switch the players from the old games to match the new teams, and even create players that didn't exist then. The only reason to ever buy a new version is an improvement in the game.
I think it should be known that most real Christians don't like to impose themselves on people. They are compelled to spread the gospel because, to them, it is a matter of saving people from a terrible fate. It should also be known that real Christians aren't willing to do the things it would take to gain the favor of Bush or any other politician, so this group of conservatives shouldn't be considered a representation of the rest of us just because they're saying "God bless America" and using our name as an excuse for everything.
If that's the case then maybe the digital and cable broadcasts should be cut off too so the middle and upper class people can do a hard day's work, get social, work in their garden, and anything but watch TV. Or maybe you're just completely detached from reality and only Slashdot or the GOP would call you insightful.
I thought there was a law that said they could only outsource if they American workers were not hurt in the process. Maybe that only applied to hiring employees with H1 visas.
The only thing we know for sure is an online payment system is another Google innovation that only the elite minds at Google could have thought of. I can't wait till somebody else comes up with a great idea so Google can invent it.
I guess if it works, it could reproduce the music exactly, since the music was probably done on synthesizers equipment anyway. But if it were trying to do non-rap vocals n a rap style (or any vocals in a style different from what was intended), it will probably sound really strange because the attitude of the vocals won't match the attitude of the music.
But this might work out nicely if the simulated artist performs a different musical style with a similar attitude, such as hard core rock being performed with the style of Public Enemy or Tupac. The attitude of the performer would match that of of the music even though they're different styles. A lot of rappers and rockers pair up nicely. I think Run DMC and Aerosmith were the first and that was great.
But drugs are illegal and music is generally legal. If I offered you a library book or rental car and you refused to take it, could I be arrested for distributing merchandise I don't own?
I don't even care if I get modded down. Somebody needs to tell you this. If you're going to complement Google no matter what, even when their competition is the one who made the innovation, then you're the definition of a fanboy. They're not gods. They're just another corporation. And they don't live up to their "do no evil" rule as long as they put profit over service. It's very likely that any corporation could live up to that. This madness has got to stop.
You know, some people like to actually interact with other people they can see, hear, and stuff like that. I've seen people use empty classrooms to do multiplayer games over the network. If this all included pizza too, even I might do it.
I seem to also remember that every software package we bought would automatically install Internet Explorer and refused to install if we didn't accept IE with it. It was as if there was no way to avoid getting it on the computer. I also seem to remember everybody was downloading and installing Netscape 2 and 3 even though they already had IE on the computer. It was more popular even though it had to be downloaded. And it was better. The problems didn't start until Netscape 4 I think, which seemed to not add anything at all. And around this time, Internet Explorer had the ability to display the webpage even while it was downloading. Netscape still made us wait until the whole page was loaded, and if you resized the browser it would reload the whole page. That's what made me switch to IE. Of course now I'm using Firefox for everything except the sites that only work with IE. But that's because of the tabbed browsing. I really don't feel like it's any more "secure" at this point.
There's this guy who I like to talk technology with. I've been trying to get him to use Firefox. I almost had him with the tabbed browsing but I lost him because it acts weird with gamespot.com and ign.com. And the one that really drove me crazy is he said he couldn't use it because he couldn't install the Google toolbar. I mentioned the Firefox extension that emulates it but it said "beta" so he won't install that. I think adding tabs is really going to give IE brownie points with people like that.
I distinctly remember two reports that made me think about this. One report said people were healthier if they slept when they felt like sleeping and woke up when naturally, as opposed to sleeping and waking up on a schedule. The other report said people were healthier if they ate when they were hungry as opposed to eating breakfast, lunch, and dinner on a regular basis. And you know somebody got paid a lot of money to produce those results.
Well, I think a lot of people have lost files by accidentally shutting down without saving, so sometimes it's good to ask "are you sure" because they're not always actually trying to shut down. Sometimes people lose school assignments they've worked hours on, or documents important to their business.
I don't know why suspend mode isn't the fault but I'm thinking there are limitations in the systems that make it good to completely restart them every now and then. Probably the best solution is software that shuts down very fast. Maybe a computer with way too much ram so nothing has to be loaded from a swapfile in order to shut down?
I think the tons of stuff being loaded at startup is due to project managers suddenly turning into idiots the minute they start working for a corporation. But I've never been a project manager so that's just speculation.
I just tell people to click on "Start" and then click on "Shut Down". Then they say "OK" and do it. It doesn't matter what operating system they're familiar with or if it even makes sense. It's just a matter of following two simple steps.
I'm using Windows and my computer's not sending junk mail or popping up advertisements. I don't think Windows is the problem anymore. I think every new computer sold should come with a pamphlet about what not to do, such as not installing software that promises a little monkey will wave at you.
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That's better than what my employer did. They waited until we got to work and then told us to go home.
Every electronic device I've ever had with a plastic screen has come with a sheet of clear plastic over the screen that has to be peeled off. Assuming the Nano has one, couldn't this sheet just be left on it?
These certifications are for HR people who don't know anything about technology. Since they have no way of determining the capability of potential employees, they can use the acronyms to can pick out people who sound like they know something about technology.
...or just not buy the game. You can switch the players from the old games to match the new teams, and even create players that didn't exist then. The only reason to ever buy a new version is an improvement in the game.
I think it should be known that most real Christians don't like to impose themselves on people. They are compelled to spread the gospel because, to them, it is a matter of saving people from a terrible fate. It should also be known that real Christians aren't willing to do the things it would take to gain the favor of Bush or any other politician, so this group of conservatives shouldn't be considered a representation of the rest of us just because they're saying "God bless America" and using our name as an excuse for everything.
If that's the case then maybe the digital and cable broadcasts should be cut off too so the middle and upper class people can do a hard day's work, get social, work in their garden, and anything but watch TV. Or maybe you're just completely detached from reality and only Slashdot or the GOP would call you insightful.
I thought there was a law that said they could only outsource if they American workers were not hurt in the process. Maybe that only applied to hiring employees with H1 visas.
The only thing we know for sure is an online payment system is another Google innovation that only the elite minds at Google could have thought of. I can't wait till somebody else comes up with a great idea so Google can invent it.
Exactly where are you planning on installing the transmitters?
But this might work out nicely if the simulated artist performs a different musical style with a similar attitude, such as hard core rock being performed with the style of Public Enemy or Tupac. The attitude of the performer would match that of of the music even though they're different styles. A lot of rappers and rockers pair up nicely. I think Run DMC and Aerosmith were the first and that was great.
But drugs are illegal and music is generally legal. If I offered you a library book or rental car and you refused to take it, could I be arrested for distributing merchandise I don't own?
You can probably get hired as a logo designer.
I don't even care if I get modded down. Somebody needs to tell you this. If you're going to complement Google no matter what, even when their competition is the one who made the innovation, then you're the definition of a fanboy. They're not gods. They're just another corporation. And they don't live up to their "do no evil" rule as long as they put profit over service. It's very likely that any corporation could live up to that. This madness has got to stop.
You know, some people like to actually interact with other people they can see, hear, and stuff like that. I've seen people use empty classrooms to do multiplayer games over the network. If this all included pizza too, even I might do it.
I seem to also remember that every software package we bought would automatically install Internet Explorer and refused to install if we didn't accept IE with it. It was as if there was no way to avoid getting it on the computer. I also seem to remember everybody was downloading and installing Netscape 2 and 3 even though they already had IE on the computer. It was more popular even though it had to be downloaded. And it was better. The problems didn't start until Netscape 4 I think, which seemed to not add anything at all. And around this time, Internet Explorer had the ability to display the webpage even while it was downloading. Netscape still made us wait until the whole page was loaded, and if you resized the browser it would reload the whole page. That's what made me switch to IE. Of course now I'm using Firefox for everything except the sites that only work with IE. But that's because of the tabbed browsing. I really don't feel like it's any more "secure" at this point.
They'll have to mention that in the system requirements. Those of us who read will put the software back on the shelf.
But they're paying for an operating system.
Maybe not, but what about figuring out how to use Powerpoint? Or setting up a filter in Outlook?
There's this guy who I like to talk technology with. I've been trying to get him to use Firefox. I almost had him with the tabbed browsing but I lost him because it acts weird with gamespot.com and ign.com. And the one that really drove me crazy is he said he couldn't use it because he couldn't install the Google toolbar. I mentioned the Firefox extension that emulates it but it said "beta" so he won't install that. I think adding tabs is really going to give IE brownie points with people like that.
I distinctly remember two reports that made me think about this. One report said people were healthier if they slept when they felt like sleeping and woke up when naturally, as opposed to sleeping and waking up on a schedule. The other report said people were healthier if they ate when they were hungry as opposed to eating breakfast, lunch, and dinner on a regular basis. And you know somebody got paid a lot of money to produce those results.
Well, I think a lot of people have lost files by accidentally shutting down without saving, so sometimes it's good to ask "are you sure" because they're not always actually trying to shut down. Sometimes people lose school assignments they've worked hours on, or documents important to their business.
I don't know why suspend mode isn't the fault but I'm thinking there are limitations in the systems that make it good to completely restart them every now and then. Probably the best solution is software that shuts down very fast. Maybe a computer with way too much ram so nothing has to be loaded from a swapfile in order to shut down?
I think the tons of stuff being loaded at startup is due to project managers suddenly turning into idiots the minute they start working for a corporation. But I've never been a project manager so that's just speculation.
I just tell people to click on "Start" and then click on "Shut Down". Then they say "OK" and do it. It doesn't matter what operating system they're familiar with or if it even makes sense. It's just a matter of following two simple steps.
I'm using Windows and my computer's not sending junk mail or popping up advertisements. I don't think Windows is the problem anymore. I think every new computer sold should come with a pamphlet about what not to do, such as not installing software that promises a little monkey will wave at you.