Maybe I'm just throwing ideas out but I think that all these devices alone will not have the power or functionality to work together if you don't have a computer to help. But when you have say your ipod, iphone, your mac computer, and apple TV thing you can have your computer get all the info from all the devices and it will then go out and say ok, well the person is on there ipod listing to music so we should update their screen with this info that pertains to their phone service, and that this show will be on in an hour and if you like this show that other people like then you might like this one too that they all like. Kinda like getting an RSS feed from your computer that is the single main internet access point and it goes and relays info to what ever device you are currently on. That way you can stay up to date and for what ever device you are currently using it will give you info you want.
But the main thing is that ubuntu has changed so much of the stuff that even though it is based off of debian it still has so many changes that kinda makes it it's own version. Sure it is still based off of debian, but with so many changes it is hard to revert back to pure debian. But this is just my view...
I agree, my grandmother still uses hotmail, I set her up an account that was the same exact login name and password, I ported all her contacts and all she had to do was tell the family to send email to @gmail.com instead of @hotmail.com. Pretty simple, but still no go. She just does not want to move over to it so I guess gmail will have to offer something for most people to want other than the storage because other places have larger storage that go beyond what they need anyways. 100megs is more than enough for my grandma.
For some reason since I'm not blind I have these organs that work and they are called eyes... I use these when crossing streets so I know when and when not to walk... Saves me from getting hit.
I think that Zelda TP looks great, I don't own the Wii version, but I've played it and I think it looks better than what the gamecube version does and I own the GC version. I love the game too and I'm a zelda freak.
Ok, but how do you stop your GPS jamming device from interfering with my navigation system? I am fine with people having their own systems to jam GPS/RF/Cell phones but as soon as it interferes with my right to have that equipment I have a problem. If you want that it should be small, and should not interfere with any other persons. How can you do that and still jam a cops GPS device?
But would the person who lives longer and does not smoke be in better health and require less medical care in theory? Thus you would save on the medical bills for that person because they don't smoke. Granted this is all theory because I've seen smokers live to 90 and non smokers die at 30.
I don't hate them. I may not agree with how they go about everything, but they are there. I do prefer linux, espicaly ubuntu over windows, but I do have to use windows. The thing I hate is companies who create software that schools use that is only windows based.
Actually I don't think that Nintendo tells you to serve like you would in real life. Use common sense here, your indoors, don't swing so hard. Makes sense to me.
Would they be able to do this at the distribution center? Like shut grids of power off, and shut valves that supply that area. Seems kinda feasible to me unless its jut one big pipe that goes to every house in the area of all of California. Then again I don't know about that so I could be wrong.
Also for the kids who don't have computers at home using linux may offer them a certain aspect of computers they like, which if they were left to windows could have never flourished. Some people really get into computers when they get linux on a system. I know that happened for me. I got an extra computer and I did not have a copy of windows for it so I was searching around and found out what I could do with it and kinda stumbled across linux and found out I liked computers a lot more. I really do believe I would not be as into computers as I am now if I found Damn Small Linux.
At my school if you were caught doing anything they did not like while in school, but you were off school property but still within sight and a teacher or principle seen you they would be able to get you in trouble. Technically speaking I was not allowed to smoke cigarettes off school property but be visible to them or I would get suspended, even if I was 18.
I do, I get that phone call telling me my mother died and I miss it because some dumb ass has a cellphone jammer on while walking through the mall. I've got a huge problem with it.
This is why you make it so they can not reproduce, and die after some time. That way the company makes more money, and our oceans don't go bye bye. Safe guards are great for things like this. Of course we would have to figure it out how to do it first, but I have faith.
I use facebook, its a great way for me to keep in touch with my friends and have all their info, full name, address, and email in one place that I know I won't lose. I also am not like most people that accept anyone from their university to be their friend.
I was reading an article, I think on joystiq.com or 1up.com, that many of the PS3s were not selling. Plus people should take into account that many of the PS3s were sold on ebay, or at least attempted to be sold. While many of the Wii's were being played rather than being sold on ebay.
I just like sleep. It gives me a chance to chill out for a long period of time. Without sleep I would most likely go insane, and that is from my own perception. I usually go to sleep and then wake up with a list of what I need to do for that day. I then write it down and before I go to sleep I write what ever I need to do that I know down and add to the list after I wake up. Without sleep I would probably be lost during my day. Although 7 to 8 extra hours during the day would be nice.
Well finding something that I believe in enough to die for is a little hard, however I do have a few things. Protecting my family and friends. Not in a stupid war that I do not support though. I would also go far enough to protect my right to freedom of speech. That took no time to come up with, and maybe thirty seconds to decide how to word it.
As for your remark about my cynical views is against many politicians because I have not seen a politician who is truthful. Then again I'm only 19 so I've not seen may politicians. I've only actually looked at politics since my junior year of high school. Even though I could not vote I still stayed informed about the political going ons. Now when I see a politician that is decent I will change my views. Aside from politics I think humanity can do great things, epically when faced with a world wide problem. I think world war two was a great view of that. But I don't know if I will ever get to see something like that in my life, which would be a good thing too. Unless global warming is real and affects me in my lifetime... But I'm no scientist so I can not say for sure.
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Or a college campus. There are quite a few women in the engineering department, and at least three of them were in IEEE student organization. I know its not many, but 10 years ago one would have been a lot.
Seriously, can you come up with ONE activity that "conservatives" (such a broad term that it does not really mean anything) want to ban unreasonably ?
How about:
Women in the military.
Homosexuals in the military.
Many times I have debates with my room mates where they compare homosexual marriage to loving a dog or a book. I want to know what the deal is with this. Why must people say "Well if I can't marry my dog then why should I marry another guy?" Then also many of the men have no problem when it comes to two females as long as they are "hot" which gives a double standard that makes me wonder how they back up anything that relates to gay marriage.
I've played in a 48, and 72 hour marathon of D&D and Vampire. I never lost connection, sure I was tired when I got home, but you could be tired after almost anything. I never lost connection with reality, and I loved playing it. I played with friends and it was not just about playing the game, it was about socializing too. I do that now with video games. My friends and I hang out every so often and have game nights or whatever where we play video games and have fun. I do play outside that too, but I never become disconnected from reality. I can tell you the day, and I never know the temperature outside, I know if it is cold, or hot. I know weather to wear a hoodie or my coat. I know weather to wear pants or shorts.
But I would have a 1% chance to die for something I don't believe in, supporting a president I don't trust and a general disdain for the current forum of politics. My mother and my best friend said I would make great politicians. Except my best friend said I have one problem, I tell the truth too much. In my opinion when someone can say that there is a huge failure in today's politics.
As far as the smaller market for the Wii I think that is a little false. Comparing to the number of PS3s being released compared to the potential Wiis plus the fact that everyone is Wii crazy right now I think that the selling of them will be far greater than the PS3. This would mean more launch games sold, and most likely that people who buy one will continue to play wii games and get more games for it. I know many people that did that with a dreamcast, so even if it fails it still has a great chance to sell games still. But I doubt it will fail.
I think there needs to be a paper trail too. I would like it where each machine prints off who you voted for and has a thing on the back that says keep this for verification purposes for x many days or months. You sign it and hold onto it for however long just in case there is a problem and they need to recount everything. Then the city, state, or whatever opens up places for people to drop them off at or has it so you can put it in an envelope addressed to them with your return envelope, and no stamp so it can be mailed to them. That way there is a paper trail for all votes.
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Maybe I'm just throwing ideas out but I think that all these devices alone will not have the power or functionality to work together if you don't have a computer to help. But when you have say your ipod, iphone, your mac computer, and apple TV thing you can have your computer get all the info from all the devices and it will then go out and say ok, well the person is on there ipod listing to music so we should update their screen with this info that pertains to their phone service, and that this show will be on in an hour and if you like this show that other people like then you might like this one too that they all like. Kinda like getting an RSS feed from your computer that is the single main internet access point and it goes and relays info to what ever device you are currently on. That way you can stay up to date and for what ever device you are currently using it will give you info you want.
But the main thing is that ubuntu has changed so much of the stuff that even though it is based off of debian it still has so many changes that kinda makes it it's own version. Sure it is still based off of debian, but with so many changes it is hard to revert back to pure debian. But this is just my view...
I agree, my grandmother still uses hotmail, I set her up an account that was the same exact login name and password, I ported all her contacts and all she had to do was tell the family to send email to @gmail.com instead of @hotmail.com. Pretty simple, but still no go. She just does not want to move over to it so I guess gmail will have to offer something for most people to want other than the storage because other places have larger storage that go beyond what they need anyways. 100megs is more than enough for my grandma.
For some reason since I'm not blind I have these organs that work and they are called eyes... I use these when crossing streets so I know when and when not to walk... Saves me from getting hit.
I still like to buy hard copies of CDs. I like having the CD that looks cool with the case and the book and being able to rip it to my hard drive.
I think that Zelda TP looks great, I don't own the Wii version, but I've played it and I think it looks better than what the gamecube version does and I own the GC version. I love the game too and I'm a zelda freak.
Ok, but how do you stop your GPS jamming device from interfering with my navigation system? I am fine with people having their own systems to jam GPS/RF/Cell phones but as soon as it interferes with my right to have that equipment I have a problem. If you want that it should be small, and should not interfere with any other persons. How can you do that and still jam a cops GPS device?
But would the person who lives longer and does not smoke be in better health and require less medical care in theory? Thus you would save on the medical bills for that person because they don't smoke. Granted this is all theory because I've seen smokers live to 90 and non smokers die at 30.
I don't hate them. I may not agree with how they go about everything, but they are there. I do prefer linux, espicaly ubuntu over windows, but I do have to use windows. The thing I hate is companies who create software that schools use that is only windows based.
Actually I don't think that Nintendo tells you to serve like you would in real life. Use common sense here, your indoors, don't swing so hard. Makes sense to me.
Would they be able to do this at the distribution center? Like shut grids of power off, and shut valves that supply that area. Seems kinda feasible to me unless its jut one big pipe that goes to every house in the area of all of California. Then again I don't know about that so I could be wrong.
Also for the kids who don't have computers at home using linux may offer them a certain aspect of computers they like, which if they were left to windows could have never flourished. Some people really get into computers when they get linux on a system. I know that happened for me. I got an extra computer and I did not have a copy of windows for it so I was searching around and found out what I could do with it and kinda stumbled across linux and found out I liked computers a lot more. I really do believe I would not be as into computers as I am now if I found Damn Small Linux.
At my school if you were caught doing anything they did not like while in school, but you were off school property but still within sight and a teacher or principle seen you they would be able to get you in trouble. Technically speaking I was not allowed to smoke cigarettes off school property but be visible to them or I would get suspended, even if I was 18.
I do, I get that phone call telling me my mother died and I miss it because some dumb ass has a cellphone jammer on while walking through the mall. I've got a huge problem with it.
This is why you make it so they can not reproduce, and die after some time. That way the company makes more money, and our oceans don't go bye bye. Safe guards are great for things like this. Of course we would have to figure it out how to do it first, but I have faith.
I use facebook, its a great way for me to keep in touch with my friends and have all their info, full name, address, and email in one place that I know I won't lose. I also am not like most people that accept anyone from their university to be their friend.
I was reading an article, I think on joystiq.com or 1up.com, that many of the PS3s were not selling. Plus people should take into account that many of the PS3s were sold on ebay, or at least attempted to be sold. While many of the Wii's were being played rather than being sold on ebay.
I just like sleep. It gives me a chance to chill out for a long period of time. Without sleep I would most likely go insane, and that is from my own perception. I usually go to sleep and then wake up with a list of what I need to do for that day. I then write it down and before I go to sleep I write what ever I need to do that I know down and add to the list after I wake up. Without sleep I would probably be lost during my day. Although 7 to 8 extra hours during the day would be nice.
Well finding something that I believe in enough to die for is a little hard, however I do have a few things. Protecting my family and friends. Not in a stupid war that I do not support though. I would also go far enough to protect my right to freedom of speech. That took no time to come up with, and maybe thirty seconds to decide how to word it.
As for your remark about my cynical views is against many politicians because I have not seen a politician who is truthful. Then again I'm only 19 so I've not seen may politicians. I've only actually looked at politics since my junior year of high school. Even though I could not vote I still stayed informed about the political going ons. Now when I see a politician that is decent I will change my views. Aside from politics I think humanity can do great things, epically when faced with a world wide problem. I think world war two was a great view of that. But I don't know if I will ever get to see something like that in my life, which would be a good thing too. Unless global warming is real and affects me in my lifetime... But I'm no scientist so I can not say for sure.
Or a college campus. There are quite a few women in the engineering department, and at least three of them were in IEEE student organization. I know its not many, but 10 years ago one would have been a lot.
Women in the military.
Homosexuals in the military.
Many times I have debates with my room mates where they compare homosexual marriage to loving a dog or a book. I want to know what the deal is with this. Why must people say "Well if I can't marry my dog then why should I marry another guy?" Then also many of the men have no problem when it comes to two females as long as they are "hot" which gives a double standard that makes me wonder how they back up anything that relates to gay marriage.
I've played in a 48, and 72 hour marathon of D&D and Vampire. I never lost connection, sure I was tired when I got home, but you could be tired after almost anything. I never lost connection with reality, and I loved playing it. I played with friends and it was not just about playing the game, it was about socializing too. I do that now with video games. My friends and I hang out every so often and have game nights or whatever where we play video games and have fun. I do play outside that too, but I never become disconnected from reality. I can tell you the day, and I never know the temperature outside, I know if it is cold, or hot. I know weather to wear a hoodie or my coat. I know weather to wear pants or shorts.
But I would have a 1% chance to die for something I don't believe in, supporting a president I don't trust and a general disdain for the current forum of politics. My mother and my best friend said I would make great politicians. Except my best friend said I have one problem, I tell the truth too much. In my opinion when someone can say that there is a huge failure in today's politics.
As far as the smaller market for the Wii I think that is a little false. Comparing to the number of PS3s being released compared to the potential Wiis plus the fact that everyone is Wii crazy right now I think that the selling of them will be far greater than the PS3. This would mean more launch games sold, and most likely that people who buy one will continue to play wii games and get more games for it. I know many people that did that with a dreamcast, so even if it fails it still has a great chance to sell games still. But I doubt it will fail.
I think there needs to be a paper trail too. I would like it where each machine prints off who you voted for and has a thing on the back that says keep this for verification purposes for x many days or months. You sign it and hold onto it for however long just in case there is a problem and they need to recount everything. Then the city, state, or whatever opens up places for people to drop them off at or has it so you can put it in an envelope addressed to them with your return envelope, and no stamp so it can be mailed to them. That way there is a paper trail for all votes.