If the site only needs HTML5 support, you should be allowed to view it with any HTML5 browser, rather than constricting it only to work with Firefox 3.5 beta.
This part happens all the time: A construction crew putting up an office building in the heart of Tysons Corner a few years ago hit a fiber optic cable no one knew was there.
This might be a bit offtopic, but I really hate when people say things like
the libertarians among us should be happy that the free market is working so well
when a company chooses more money over keeping existing customers happy. What about that makes me happy as a libertarian? Oh damn, a company made more money, libertiarians rejoice!
the ship can easily hover. it's got engines. also, you are talking about geostationary orbits, not the more generic geosynchronous orbits.
assume the space ship is a helicopter, but just higher. it pushes itself straight up and can hover over a spot. drop something out of the helicopter, and it will fall at 1g. straight down.
if the drill was stationed directly above drill point and was not moving relative to it, then it would fall at 1g toward the drill point when it disconnected from the ship. it's not very complicated.
Isn't that what happens in most war video games? The side you play on rarely dies, and the other side gets massacred. Sounds like an accurate example to make a video game of.
demand might be spiking more than they are used to and cannot keep up
were you watching during a high peak time? maybe they need to invest in more bandwidth.
just have a very bank of batteries at the gas station underground that can discharge that fast into the car, and the bank can be charged at reasonable amperages from the power line. sort of like gas stations are made today, but with batteries instead of tanks.
after reading the article, fast charging has not been developed. the article writer only says that it may be possible, w/o citing any source regarding that claim.
it was relevant as a reply to the parent of my post. the parent said that an ordinary laptop should be able to survive the fall if only the harddrive is replaced, and I don't believe that to be true.
Like it's been said before in the comments, it is only the default dev phone firmware that cannot download paid apps. the phone itself is not locked out from downloading.
From what I'm told, you can install the tmobile g1 firmware on your phone and it can download paid apps just fine. that way you have the same exact functioning as an enduser and can test the way an enduser would test. does that alleviate your concerns?
It's only the nontmobileg1 builds that do not have access to paid apps
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If the site only needs HTML5 support, you should be allowed to view it with any HTML5 browser, rather than constricting it only to work with Firefox 3.5 beta.
This part happens all the time: A construction crew putting up an office building in the heart of Tysons Corner a few years ago hit a fiber optic cable no one knew was there.
the libertarians among us should be happy that the free market is working so well
when a company chooses more money over keeping existing customers happy. What about that makes me happy as a libertarian? Oh damn, a company made more money, libertiarians rejoice!
the ship can easily hover. it's got engines. also, you are talking about geostationary orbits, not the more generic geosynchronous orbits.
assume the space ship is a helicopter, but just higher. it pushes itself straight up and can hover over a spot. drop something out of the helicopter, and it will fall at 1g. straight down.
if the drill was stationed directly above drill point and was not moving relative to it, then it would fall at 1g toward the drill point when it disconnected from the ship. it's not very complicated.
You infer a whole lot.
That code decrypts dvds. if used, i believe it violates the DMCA?
make sure your closet doesn't overheat.
I will admit that the size of Vulcan from Delta Vega made little sense though.
Doesn't that mean consumers win with the additional competition for that market?
Isn't that what happens in most war video games? The side you play on rarely dies, and the other side gets massacred. Sounds like an accurate example to make a video game of.
better start farming
how exactly would an atm become infected with conficker?
i think the news story is that the bios is infectable? i'm not sure.
Lack of documentation only chains you more to a developer. It makes it that much harder for someone else to maintain the code base.
demand might be spiking more than they are used to and cannot keep up
were you watching during a high peak time? maybe they need to invest in more bandwidth.
just have a very bank of batteries at the gas station underground that can discharge that fast into the car, and the bank can be charged at reasonable amperages from the power line. sort of like gas stations are made today, but with batteries instead of tanks.
after reading the article, fast charging has not been developed. the article writer only says that it may be possible, w/o citing any source regarding that claim.
being able to charge in 10 seconds would mean you could fuel an electric car as fast as a gasoline one. i hope this is for real
it was relevant as a reply to the parent of my post. the parent said that an ordinary laptop should be able to survive the fall if only the harddrive is replaced, and I don't believe that to be true.
most lcds are definitely not designed to withstand 4ft drops.
I'm pretty sure if you have the original firmware on the g1 as well, it cannot access paid apps? Only the newest g1 firmware allowed paid app access.
Like it's been said before in the comments, it is only the default dev phone firmware that cannot download paid apps. the phone itself is not locked out from downloading.
this firmware for example will allow paid app downloads. http://andblogs.net/2009/02/new-adp1-update-official-with-google-voice-and-more/
google developers DO NOT need to spend more money than the average consumer
From what I'm told, you can install the tmobile g1 firmware on your phone and it can download paid apps just fine. that way you have the same exact functioning as an enduser and can test the way an enduser would test. does that alleviate your concerns?
It's only the nontmobileg1 builds that do not have access to paid apps
if this is wrong, someone please let me know.
Do you really believe that not being able to buy paid apps on non t-mobile firmware constitutes as shitting on your developers?