Kodak bustes it's own @$$ long ago with the invention of the digital photo, it's business model didn't change as fast as the industry and that's why they have to close portions of their products, out of the bankrupcy. Make no mistake, this is no "we are changing with the times", this is "we ran out of business and we are shrinking".
What would be good for the people of Bolivia is to be selling batteries and not the Lithium, that would generate jobs, industry and a fair share. Instead the US or US based corps would buy the Lithium at the cheapest price possible and then manufacture the batteries in order to sell the Bolivians back the batteries at 1000x the price. If that doesn't work, provide the opposite party of the current Bolivian government, all the means necessary (even military) to reach the presidency and give heavy price cuts to the Lithium. Ready the history of the region and you'll see.
[quote]However, the government fears foreign countries might exploit their natural resources, so for the time being, the salt flats remain untouched.[/quote] They should, foreign countries have been exploiting South American soil for centuries. England, Spain, Portugal, and the US are the main life sux0rs to fear.
Here is the story: One guy comes to a radio with a script for a radio novel. The novel is about aliens invading Eart, and it's written as if a radio news show is telling the aliens are invading. The radio airs the show and people suicide in mass because they think that's true.
In addition to that, Linux distros for ARM like Maemo (http://www.maemo.org) have successfully made gcc paths and sanboxes (scratchbox) to compile in an X86 to arm, so you can develop in x86 and safelly compile it in ARM just changing the (I think it's called) path.
How far is Microsoft of that? I really don't know how integrated are the tools for WIndows mobile, but dude, Maemo is a full blown Linux and it's X server, you don't have to change anything from destop to palmtop (not really).
In south-american countries the price are much influenced by the import taxes, they go between 150% and 200% of the actual retail price in the US. Piracy here is not about trying to fool game developers, but tax collectors and overpricing retailers. Digital distribution goes as far as broadband Internet connections, so no real solution for piracy here.
Join a lot of forums and your profile will be listed before that blog post. Also join social networks like LinkedIn/FaceBook and make your profile available publicly, you're all set. In a month or two no one will remember the pedophile.
...fishy here. (I'm sorry I had to do it) But won't he get tired to death before leaving the first 200 miles off-shore? Fishes give up migrations all the time, can't you?
What about Americans saying with this vote "what African Americans can do?". I'm sure there is much more pressure on Obama's shoulders than presidency alone. Don't think the race thing is gone.
First: thanks for the karma (no) Second, I tough it was clear that I was pointing out that if we all start to put advertising articles of our little (or big) enterprises in Slashdot, it would loose the community feeling in favour of a classified ads board. Regards.
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Why do you talk of beaming Iran, or "bombing" Iran with SIM cards?
Can't you just handle the SIM cards gently?
Kodak bustes it's own @$$ long ago with the invention of the digital photo, it's business model didn't change as fast as the industry and that's why they have to close portions of their products, out of the bankrupcy.
Make no mistake, this is no "we are changing with the times", this is "we ran out of business and we are shrinking".
and what about trowing such device in the back side of a truck and track your wife while is "going shopping"?
privacy concern people...
where the irak deployed soldiers posted about some giant spiders?
What would be good for the people of Bolivia is to be selling batteries and not the Lithium, that would generate jobs, industry and a fair share. Instead the US or US based corps would buy the Lithium at the cheapest price possible and then manufacture the batteries in order to sell the Bolivians back the batteries at 1000x the price. If that doesn't work, provide the opposite party of the current Bolivian government, all the means necessary (even military) to reach the presidency and give heavy price cuts to the Lithium. Ready the history of the region and you'll see.
[quote]However, the government fears foreign countries might exploit their natural resources, so for the time being, the salt flats remain untouched.[/quote]
They should, foreign countries have been exploiting South American soil for centuries. England, Spain, Portugal, and the US are the main life sux0rs to fear.
I don't want to be in your contact list...
Oh April's fool! I get it! Is this supposed to be a joke? I'd stay with the lynx text browser....
Here is the story:
One guy comes to a radio with a script for a radio novel. The novel is about aliens invading Eart, and it's written as if a radio news show is telling the aliens are invading. The radio airs the show and people suicide in mass because they think that's true.
Good one Mr. Wells!
In addition to that, Linux distros for ARM like Maemo (http://www.maemo.org) have successfully made gcc paths and sanboxes (scratchbox) to compile in an X86 to arm, so you can develop in x86 and safelly compile it in ARM just changing the (I think it's called) path.
How far is Microsoft of that? I really don't know how integrated are the tools for WIndows mobile, but dude, Maemo is a full blown Linux and it's X server, you don't have to change anything from destop to palmtop (not really).
Agree, ARM has been gaining grounds due to it's low (as none) power consumption when idle. So long backward compatibility tough.
In south-american countries the price are much influenced by the import taxes, they go between 150% and 200% of the actual retail price in the US. Piracy here is not about trying to fool game developers, but tax collectors and overpricing retailers. Digital distribution goes as far as broadband Internet connections, so no real solution for piracy here.
Join a lot of forums and your profile will be listed before that blog post. Also join social networks like LinkedIn/FaceBook and make your profile available publicly, you're all set. In a month or two no one will remember the pedophile.
Would this be the beginning of SKYnet?
There is a solution for that on some private trackers, called "Seed Points"
Whay can't a moderator just delete this outdated news? Is realy Slashdot that unreliable that this mistakes happen and are not moderated?
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That paranoid believe that US have to have it all, before anyone else can "harm themselves"
...fishy here. (I'm sorry I had to do it) But won't he get tired to death before leaving the first 200 miles off-shore? Fishes give up migrations all the time, can't you?
to my "hot chick sleeping in subway" blog . . .
About the ray tracing, but sure the game is a lot of fun . . .
What about Americans saying with this vote "what African Americans can do?". I'm sure there is much more pressure on Obama's shoulders than presidency alone. Don't think the race thing is gone.
...in the truck that says "to Africa". Don't spec any diamonds tough.
You tough you'd send a flare about this and it turned up to seed the sky with chaff
What if you put the cables floating with 10k millions of balloons?
First: thanks for the karma (no)
Second, I tough it was clear that I was pointing out that if we all start to put advertising articles of our little (or big) enterprises in Slashdot, it would loose the community feeling in favour of a classified ads board. Regards.