"In the future they wont even be a foot note, just a bunch of spoiled brats with no goals or directions running around creating havoc and tearing stuff up."
Not in any professional world I know of that requires licensing.
Example: Medicine. If you're not qualified to give medical advice, you're not entitled to any opinion. You don't even have the title in the first place which would give you legal authority to that opinion.
That doesn't stop us non-Apple users from bringing suit against Apple for violations of the law. It's still a crime against ALL consumers, and since I didn't sign away shit, I am quite free to sue on the side of the people.
"Gamestop makes the vast majority of its money off of used game sales."
You've never been to an actual release night at a Gamestop, have you?
Even in the tiny town I was living in, Red Dead Redemption release night had a line going across half the mall's parking lot. That's not a small lot, either. Easily a thousand people.
Imagine, we previously thought this only happened with quantum particles, such as photons. This is being demonstrated on MUCH larger (relatively) scales, on a molecular level.
This is mind-blowing. Not only does it not have to be in the EM spectrum, but it can be done with (again, relatively) massive particles.
Your go.com link is bullshit - "They acknowledged some limitations, including the use of self-reported data, the lack of adjustment for a family history of psychosis, and possible bias from selected recall" - that much doubt means it's not even worth considering. When they eliminate all those doubts and get within 6-sigma I'll consider it.
Ditto your sciencedaily (which is about as reliable as the Daily Mail) - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1360494/ - in fact there are hundreds more reliable studies than the crap you're posting, which aren't even from reliable sources.
Amplitube, what a piece of crap. Came with my Tracktion sotware. Pure garbage.
And no, my built-in mics are just fine. Software for tuning typically doesn't come with a Harmonic Graph to see what's distorting the signal to the mic.
Luckily, there's free stuff that's old and still works with Windows 7 - Like this one.
You don't have an invention, sadly. We use something quite similar disassembling all-in-one desktops that are held together using the nearly same adhesive, and even some of my LED panels use similar thermal adhesives.
Guitar picks come in many different thicknesses, and their shape lends to their utility in separating bezels.
But of course, a guitarist, like myself, would find a guitar pick naturally easy to use. Tortex.73 Medium would be just fine for me and a 600w heat gun to rip through the iPads.
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"In the future they wont even be a foot note, just a bunch of spoiled brats with no goals or directions running around creating havoc and tearing stuff up."
sounds like our current government.
"You are entitled to your own opinions"
Not in any professional world I know of that requires licensing.
Example: Medicine. If you're not qualified to give medical advice, you're not entitled to any opinion. You don't even have the title in the first place which would give you legal authority to that opinion.
Umm, except my battle against EA has been publicized here on this very site.
I wonder if a term exists for being fatally inept, because you sure meet the criteria.
Standing isn't a major prerequisite.
Same way I took Electronic Arts' ass out over Spore.
That doesn't stop us non-Apple users from bringing suit against Apple for violations of the law. It's still a crime against ALL consumers, and since I didn't sign away shit, I am quite free to sue on the side of the people.
Because Vista was so shitty that even malware crashed before being able to execute.
I would think it only permissible in the case of a clear conflict of interest.
If you actually worked at a Gamestop, you'd know your highest margin earnings (both used and new/peripheral) come on release nights.
Hi, I used to manage one in Memphis.
"Gamestop makes the vast majority of its money off of used game sales."
You've never been to an actual release night at a Gamestop, have you?
Even in the tiny town I was living in, Red Dead Redemption release night had a line going across half the mall's parking lot. That's not a small lot, either. Easily a thousand people.
Imagine that across the country.
You'd have better luck just sitting on a corner, well-dressed, holding a sign saying "Wife won't let me spend my own money on beer."
Go NFT/vertical farming, use SEA-90 and some minor chemical supplementation of nitrogen, and teach the people how to operate the system.
Disclaimer: I design these kinds of systems - here's one of them featured on BBC's CountryFile.
Given North America's current 23% packet loss and multiple core pipelines out I think your sarcasm isn't warranted. That's not including the rest of the world, just my native area.
This is being done with molecules made with more than one type of atom, not just pure-carbon buckyballs. That's the other part that got me.
That is absolutely nuts. Thanks for the link.
Imagine, we previously thought this only happened with quantum particles, such as photons. This is being demonstrated on MUCH larger (relatively) scales, on a molecular level.
This is mind-blowing. Not only does it not have to be in the EM spectrum, but it can be done with (again, relatively) massive particles.
To read body language, for one.
Apple's got enough money to just sink Micro Systemation. I have the feeling if Apple wanted this thing closed, they'd have done it long ago.
Just bought a cheap-ass pair of Hype cube headphones. Comfy, responsive, and very lightweight. $2.50 on sale at Walgreens.
Not quite as good as my MDR-V150s, but pretty close. I haven't pushed them through a serious amp yet, but that will happen tomorrow.
Yes, Yes, Tortious Interference.
Again, your links suck. Especially with a SELECTED SAMPLE GROUP OF TEN FUCKING PEOPLE.
Do you know how studies with reputation work? It isn't with a shitty sample that small.
Your go.com link is bullshit - "They acknowledged some limitations, including the use of self-reported data, the lack of adjustment for a family history of psychosis, and possible bias from selected recall" - that much doubt means it's not even worth considering. When they eliminate all those doubts and get within 6-sigma I'll consider it.
Ditto your sciencedaily (which is about as reliable as the Daily Mail) - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1360494/ - in fact there are hundreds more reliable studies than the crap you're posting, which aren't even from reliable sources.
Real composers would use Avogadro's Constant!
Amplitube, what a piece of crap. Came with my Tracktion sotware. Pure garbage.
And no, my built-in mics are just fine. Software for tuning typically doesn't come with a Harmonic Graph to see what's distorting the signal to the mic.
Luckily, there's free stuff that's old and still works with Windows 7 - Like this one.
You don't have an invention, sadly. We use something quite similar disassembling all-in-one desktops that are held together using the nearly same adhesive, and even some of my LED panels use similar thermal adhesives.
Guitar picks come in many different thicknesses, and their shape lends to their utility in separating bezels.
But of course, a guitarist, like myself, would find a guitar pick naturally easy to use. Tortex .73 Medium would be just fine for me and a 600w heat gun to rip through the iPads.