Soren wrote: Frankly, I do not agree that requiring the CD to be in the drive "does not prevent copyright infringement," even though I understand that this is almost always true for the technically adept.
Penguino, you are able to get around it.
Wearing out a cd drive a little is hardly spitting in someones face.
It sounds like you're waiting to buy a used copy, how many copies of that cd key do you think could be sold, if it's just the key/license number being mailed around? Keys do help keep honest people honest. It's very easy to try a game at friends house, and then not uninstall it immediately, and such a shame not to play until <whatever>...
There's an small html form, in a popup box, that you submit your age in. It's not part of the main flash page. Check that you have popups enabled, or that it's not behind your browser.
You said:
if you want better computers, research better computers Why should we invest in 'better' computers- what is it we want them for, what problem are we trying to solve? If you mean faster computers and more memory, then that's interesting, but not revolutionary. Advancements and learning come mostly from needing to solve a problem. The space program (though certainly expensive) does provide unique challenges, and questions that we otherwise wouldn't ask.
Your statement seems to try to isolate things. I think pretty much everything is related. Consider how very different music and math are, yet studying one helps with the other.
I had this pen with black ink once, and I would usually just leave it in my desk... and, this may sound strange, but I would come back sometimes, and like, the ink would have turned totally blue. There was nothing I could do but just keep emptying it out, and refilling it with black ink. Anyway, I stopped using that kind of pen...
If you want to decorate those airplanes, dont forget to get compatible pens. And you should check the ink too, some ink manufactures weren't let in on the composition of the paper material, so the ink doesn't always bond. If you dont have alot of time for your decorating session, you might want to get efficient pens, like the ones that only require 1 click to open them...
I was short a few pennies buying my lunch one day, and I knew it, but I planned on the possibility of the penny tray having some change in it. Is it wrong that I didn't go hungry that day? The pennies are for everyone.
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Penguino, you are able to get around it.
Wearing out a cd drive a little is hardly spitting in someones face.
It sounds like you're waiting to buy a used copy, how many copies of that cd key do you think could be sold, if it's just the key/license number being mailed around? Keys do help keep honest people honest. It's very easy to try a game at friends house, and then not uninstall it immediately, and such a shame not to play until <whatever>...
There's an small html form, in a popup box, that you submit your age in. It's not part of the main flash page. Check that you have popups enabled, or that it's not behind your browser.
You said:
if you want better computers, research better computers
Why should we invest in 'better' computers- what is it we want them for, what problem are we trying to solve? If you mean faster computers and more memory, then that's interesting, but not revolutionary. Advancements and learning come mostly from needing to solve a problem. The space program (though certainly expensive) does provide unique challenges, and questions that we otherwise wouldn't ask.
Your statement seems to try to isolate things. I think pretty much everything is related. Consider how very different music and math are, yet studying one helps with the other.
Here's some nasa developed technologies
pocket knife
state maps
toilet paper
repellant with deet
flashlight
matches
lava soap (it's kinda sandy, good for grease)
sunscreen
ziplock bags
you can punch a hole in the bottom of a large plastic garbage bag for an emergency rain suit.
Have someone in charge. Any eye injury, even minor, should be reported in and monitored
Si hoc legere scis, nimium eruditionis habes.
Oh?, I though Google was cool because it's slashdotted...
I had this pen with black ink once, and I would usually just leave it in my desk... and, this may sound strange, but I would come back sometimes, and like, the ink would have turned totally blue. There was nothing I could do but just keep emptying it out, and refilling it with black ink. Anyway, I stopped using that kind of pen...
If you want to decorate those airplanes, dont forget to get compatible pens. And you should check the ink too, some ink manufactures weren't let in on the composition of the paper material, so the ink doesn't always bond. If you dont have alot of time for your decorating session, you might want to get efficient pens, like the ones that only require 1 click to open them...
I was short a few pennies buying my lunch one day, and I knew it, but I planned on the possibility of the penny tray having some change in it. Is it wrong that I didn't go hungry that day? The pennies are for everyone.
...but it goes to 11
A friend of mine used to pull off the keys
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and replace them in alphabetical order-
always got a chuckle out of me when someone
new sat at his desk...
In any case, that would solve the problem of
finding the odd charactors: ~ / \ | etc
as well as letting you grow into learning
key location.
Thought i'd throw in another ideal placement too:
http://www.techimo.com/photo/data/4/179ms_keyboar
http://www.jardmail.co.uk/attachments/mskeyboard.
http://igloo.its.unimelb.edu.au/funny/Year%202005
(all same image)