The public debt and sociopathic power structure have already destroyed your financial future, so you won't own anything that can be damaged by the scary weather!
It's a big stretch even then. More like "computer detects state of brain, and then takes over control of a very specific task the the test subject is also doing as a part of the experiment."
It'll be controllable from iPad/iPhone. You can do that now with the current AppleTV box. It's pretty nice, actually. Having the *TV* panel be touch makes no sense. Who sits a foot from their TV? Well, I do when gaming, but I'm weird.
Any of these things make more sense to me than iTV. The future is in the personal wireless network.
It has to be more than tech. I'm thinking there's some sort of maybe revolutionary probably evolutionary content deal.
How about this: the Apple functionality is still a little AppleTV-like box that unplugs from the back of then TV so you can upgrade that part of it like people do with their smartphones.
Maybe implement all the functions in reprogrammable FPGAs so you can do "hardware" updates by just reflashing the configuration PROMs.
Until the general public can be educated out of seeing a rich person as Scrooge McDuck with a money bin full of coins that sit there locked away forever, we are quite thoroughly doomed.
Takes two to tango. Am I the only person left who sees the problem is the government AND the big corps? All of us out here raging against one machine or the other and at each other's throats plays right into their hands.
Oh, you! With your silly facts and rational economic concepts. This is Slashdot. You must drink from the Derp-Aide, and call for ALL the taxes to be 100%!
I'd call it a minor breakthrough in that it brought fun back to superhero films, especially after excruciating stuff like Superman Returns and, sorry, but the Nolan Batman films are taking themselves a tad too seriously. I *like* them, mind you, and will see the third one, but, geez, there is such a thing as brooding overload.
The animated Under The Red Hood was a great Batman flick.
There's a huge candy store right across the center from where I see movies. They do major business with people loading up for movies. Fancy schmancy candy shoppe, but still half what the theater charges. We try match the them of the candy to the film.
People actually watch those camcordered versions? Really? I torrented one once. I thought it was a joke. Is there a market for pirated ebooks with blurry fonts or MP3s reduced to monaural sound at 16 Kbps, too?
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The public debt and sociopathic power structure have already destroyed your financial future, so you won't own anything that can be damaged by the scary weather!
Happy I could help!
Used to be. Princess Molestia took over in 2011.
“I took the ends of magnets and actually adhered them to the back of the iPod, and that’s how they click into my skin.”
Google Translation: "Hey! Look at me! Please?"
It's a big stretch even then. More like "computer detects state of brain, and then takes over control of a very specific task the the test subject is also doing as a part of the experiment."
It'll be controllable from iPad/iPhone. You can do that now with the current AppleTV box. It's pretty nice, actually. Having the *TV* panel be touch makes no sense. Who sits a foot from their TV? Well, I do when gaming, but I'm weird.
Any of these things make more sense to me than iTV. The future is in the personal wireless network.
What percentage of the market are you?
It has to be more than tech. I'm thinking there's some sort of maybe revolutionary probably evolutionary content deal.
How about this: the Apple functionality is still a little AppleTV-like box that unplugs from the back of then TV so you can upgrade that part of it like people do with their smartphones.
Maybe implement all the functions in reprogrammable FPGAs so you can do "hardware" updates by just reflashing the configuration PROMs.
Now's a good time to note that pretty much everyone *except* Apple has called it iTV.
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I was going to replay, but you did it better.
Until the general public can be educated out of seeing a rich person as Scrooge McDuck with a money bin full of coins that sit there locked away forever, we are quite thoroughly doomed.
Takes two to tango. Am I the only person left who sees the problem is the government AND the big corps? All of us out here raging against one machine or the other and at each other's throats plays right into their hands.
My Little Pony season 2 is on Netflix streaming now.
Don't feed the fucking idiot? Is that better?
Oh, you! With your silly facts and rational economic concepts. This is Slashdot. You must drink from the Derp-Aide, and call for ALL the taxes to be 100%!
You realize you went down this slippery straw slope all by your lonesome, right?
They licked what?
I used my regular old account to tell you not to feed the trolls. It annoys the pig and we need the eggs. Wait, what?
Design a radio and order the parts from one of the online vendors. You don't need a kit.
There is only one sane, rational thing to do with these things.
BUILD AN ARMY OF GLOWING SUPERMUTANT BEASTS!
Seriously, research into (pffft!) cancer? Fuck that pansy noise.
Would be a bad time to be a furry.
There's a good time?
I'd call it a minor breakthrough in that it brought fun back to superhero films, especially after excruciating stuff like Superman Returns and, sorry, but the Nolan Batman films are taking themselves a tad too seriously. I *like* them, mind you, and will see the third one, but, geez, there is such a thing as brooding overload.
The animated Under The Red Hood was a great Batman flick.
Uh... I actually like the trailers. :-)
A 9 relative to the Zapruder film of Kennedy being shot, perhaps.
There's a huge candy store right across the center from where I see movies. They do major business with people loading up for movies. Fancy schmancy candy shoppe, but still half what the theater charges. We try match the them of the candy to the film.
Saw it for $10 on a gigantic screen, and anyone who buys concessions in a movie theater is an idiot or has no pockets.
People actually watch those camcordered versions? Really? I torrented one once. I thought it was a joke. Is there a market for pirated ebooks with blurry fonts or MP3s reduced to monaural sound at 16 Kbps, too?