Support doesn't mean he'll push a law through. And I really doubt any sort of law like that would ever get to his desk, what with the second amendment and NRA lobbying.
Everyone will probably default to the standard "let the States handle it" statement.
If you splat yourself on a road that I happen to need to drive on, that's going to impact my commute time while EMT's move your unconscious body (assuming you didn't kill yourself with head trauma). At least with a helmet, you have a chance of keeping some sense about you and getting out of the middle of the road.
Not to mention the small (albeit very small) chance that another vehicle flings road debris at you, causing a similar situation.
McCain: Supports increased broadband access via competition rather than government regulation. Actually, that was the one thing that got me about Ron Paul (and his supporters on slashdot).
Paul has nearly the exact same view, with more of a "it's their stuff, let them do what they want" stance.
I did a quick scan of the two linked methods and both seem to ignore the double spacing between the 1's on lines 4 and 5 (possibly 6). It's most noticable when comparing lines 3 and 4: 1 111 1 1
Honestly, I've never really cared about beating that 13 year-old kid.
I always take the stance that I'm an adult who works 40+ hours a week and has other responsibilities that take my time. The kid likely plays every waking moment. The fact I can come close to beating him with significantly less practice says something about my skill at the game. Or the kid's.
Honestly, I'd take Blu-ray any day of the week over Microsoft's digital download services.
With a Blur-Ray disc, I can put it in any blu-ray player and it will (theoretically) work.
My experience with MS's service (via the Xbox 360) is that it's a DRM laden crapshoot.
I had a roommate download a movie on his 360 (located in his room). However, he wanted to watch it (as did the rest of us) in the living room on the HDTV. You would think that pulling the HDD and putting it into the 360 on the HDTV would work (since it's the same HDD and same Xbox Live account). No dice.
Different device serial number == No movie (despite the account being the same).
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It's now "by the people, for the people (with money)."
Yea, those dopplegangers are a real pain in the ass.
That's usually the first thing I do. For reasons unknown, it doesn't do anything for the Shift+Enter "feature"
Call it what you want, I still want the ability to turn it off without having to hunt down an extension.
Support doesn't mean he'll push a law through. And I really doubt any sort of law like that would ever get to his desk, what with the second amendment and NRA lobbying.
Everyone will probably default to the standard "let the States handle it" statement.
Everyone knows disco never left.
Easy.
If you splat yourself on a road that I happen to need to drive on, that's going to impact my commute time while EMT's move your unconscious body (assuming you didn't kill yourself with head trauma). At least with a helmet, you have a chance of keeping some sense about you and getting out of the middle of the road.
Not to mention the small (albeit very small) chance that another vehicle flings road debris at you, causing a similar situation.
I would if I could find my red stapler...
Oooo.. Sorry, you barely missed him. He just walked out.
The articles title: "Shippin' Out June 2-6..."
Did I miss a memo where June has been reduced to a week?
Fixed that for you.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma would be a good example.
He had nothing to do with the port, due to his contempt of the PS3.
I would like to donate to OpenBSD once in a while, I really do.
However, the idea of cutting a personal check to Theo has never sat well with me.
I did a quick scan of the two linked methods and both seem to ignore the double spacing between the 1's on lines 4 and 5 (possibly 6). It's most noticable when comparing lines 3 and 4:
1 111
1 1
Honestly, I've never really cared about beating that 13 year-old kid.
I always take the stance that I'm an adult who works 40+ hours a week and has other responsibilities that take my time. The kid likely plays every waking moment. The fact I can come close to beating him with significantly less practice says something about my skill at the game. Or the kid's.
Then again, ignorance is bliss.
Just like those goggles they made you wear in High School Driver's Ed to simulate "drunkeness"?
So where does the other 49 states fit into that "cute chart"?
Honestly, I'd take Blu-ray any day of the week over Microsoft's digital download services.
With a Blur-Ray disc, I can put it in any blu-ray player and it will (theoretically) work. My experience with MS's service (via the Xbox 360) is that it's a DRM laden crapshoot.
I had a roommate download a movie on his 360 (located in his room). However, he wanted to watch it (as did the rest of us) in the living room on the HDTV. You would think that pulling the HDD and putting it into the 360 on the HDTV would work (since it's the same HDD and same Xbox Live account). No dice.
Different device serial number == No movie (despite the account being the same).
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Yea, but that's offset with wallhacks and aimbots.