...at least you are on unlimited sms. And just for some idea, im in college and I have somewhere around 20-40 AIM windows open at any given time, between convo's of people from home and people from here. I refuse to give into the sms craze, as IM works just fine. (I love being at a tech school, where even the non-techy's learn to leave their compy's online.)
What ever happened to IM? When I was 15 (only 5 years ago) I used to just be in chat rooms with all my friends if we weren't physically together. It was much cheaper, we could do other things at the same time, and it didn't rack up huge phone bills, just the cost of broadband (which can be shared more easily than a cell-phone.)
Even if they did have marriage records, Jesus was never married, (the evidence that says he was, is unreliable at best,) so he wouldn't have a marriage record. The best you would find would be that Joseph and Mary were married.
Photo's weren't invented until much later than Jesus Christ lived and died. I also don't think the Romans had birth certificates, and if they did how many actually survive? Just because you probably don't believe he was the messiah, doesn't mean he never actually existed.
That's the whole idea behind the deflector dish in Star Trek. It's supposed to deflect any kind of particles in the ships path around the ship to keep those small bits of dust from smashing through everything.
youtube worked with the original version. I haven't updated since i got the browser beginning of January, and was able to use Youtube without a problem.
My cable at school (ROC, NY) is in the 6mbps range, but my cable at home is 15mbps, with an option for 30mbps. So broadband isn't as slow in parts of the US (LI, NY) as you may think.
I'm a bit curious as to where this 6000 year number came about from. It's definitely no where in the bible, so.........what gives? I also don't recall it saying anything about it being created 4000 years before Jesus anywhere in the new testament. So can someone show me how this number is arrived at?
There was no change of mind. Jesus came and his sacrifice (sacrifice was required for atonement of sins) was all that was needed. Because Jesus was perfect, he could actually pay for everyone's sins thereby making all that is now necessary was to just accept his sacrifice for ourselves. That is the doctrine of grace.
As far as the Romans were concerned, there was no difference between the regular Jews and the followers of Jesus, who were all Jewish. Christianity was also orginally recognized as a sect of Judaism, it wasn't until sometime after the fact that Christians actually started being refered to as Christians.
Except that there are tons of people that have done just that, put OS X on non-vanilla boxes, and I'm pretty sure, a ton of those people ended up going out and buying a real mac because they enjoyed it so much.
I have never had a problem burning the iso's to CD, so I don't know what the parent is talking about, this is with MSDNAA at RIT.
We just got access to Vista Business, so I'll put that on a computer soon, mostly for the better security options that it has.
-Ed
Depends on your definition of paying through the nose. It's not like the new version is just an update that only has Vista Support. It also has support for a lot of new technologies, and some media center capabilities. Feature List. (PDF).
I wonder, maybe XP was just good enough, and didn't really need to many improvements, besides the security patches it has been receiving, not mention two full service packs.
XP is ok on older hardware, but it runs beautifully once its got a gig of ram to play with. 2 gigs is even better, but its one of things where you can live with it until you upgrade. I was fine running it on a k6-2 500 with 256mb ram until about 2 years ago, when I got my latest system. Since then I've got two Athlon 64 based laptops, all my systems now run a gig of ram, and that's the major performance benefit.
I've used Vista, and I plan to put it on all my pcs as soon as possible because I like it. It feels a bit snappier with the Aero interface, and works well for audio and video editing. It works well for how I use it, plus I like the added benefits I get from the updated security and user settings.
Those are made my a company called Linksys. That company happens to be owned by Cisco, so therefore no problems with defending the trademark as it is their own company making it.
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...at least you are on unlimited sms. And just for some idea, im in college and I have somewhere around 20-40 AIM windows open at any given time, between convo's of people from home and people from here. I refuse to give into the sms craze, as IM works just fine. (I love being at a tech school, where even the non-techy's learn to leave their compy's online.)
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What ever happened to IM? When I was 15 (only 5 years ago) I used to just be in chat rooms with all my friends if we weren't physically together. It was much cheaper, we could do other things at the same time, and it didn't rack up huge phone bills, just the cost of broadband (which can be shared more easily than a cell-phone.)
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It's from we didn't start the fire by Billy Joel.
That's why its funny. Listen to the song.
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Even if they did have marriage records, Jesus was never married, (the evidence that says he was, is unreliable at best,) so he wouldn't have a marriage record. The best you would find would be that Joseph and Mary were married.
-Ed
Photo's weren't invented until much later than Jesus Christ lived and died. I also don't think the Romans had birth certificates, and if they did how many actually survive? Just because you probably don't believe he was the messiah, doesn't mean he never actually existed.
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
-Ed
That's the whole idea behind the deflector dish in Star Trek. It's supposed to deflect any kind of particles in the ships path around the ship to keep those small bits of dust from smashing through everything.
-Ed
youtube worked with the original version. I haven't updated since i got the browser beginning of January, and was able to use Youtube without a problem.
I've held my breath for over 3 minutes.
My cable at school (ROC, NY) is in the 6mbps range, but my cable at home is 15mbps, with an option for 30mbps. So broadband isn't as slow in parts of the US (LI, NY) as you may think.
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I believe you got hit with sarcasm.
But anyways, Chili near Rochester is not pronounced like the bean kind, but more like Chi-Lie, it's weird.
Should read Russia and Chile, but slashdot editors add mistakes, instead of correcting them.
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There was a problem with the tracking radar.
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I'm a bit curious as to where this 6000 year number came about from. It's definitely no where in the bible, so.........what gives? I also don't recall it saying anything about it being created 4000 years before Jesus anywhere in the new testament. So can someone show me how this number is arrived at?
-Ed
Yeah, it is about a half our south of Rochester, NY. There is a decent school there which a couple of my friends attend.
-Ed
There was no change of mind. Jesus came and his sacrifice (sacrifice was required for atonement of sins) was all that was needed. Because Jesus was perfect, he could actually pay for everyone's sins thereby making all that is now necessary was to just accept his sacrifice for ourselves. That is the doctrine of grace.
-Ed
All, no one skips straight to the 6th. As for the GP, the word was tienen.
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On Long island, I can get 15Mbps broadband for $60US. You guys are getting ripped off (even considereding exchange rates.)
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+1 Sum of All Fears Movie Reference.
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As far as the Romans were concerned, there was no difference between the regular Jews and the followers of Jesus, who were all Jewish. Christianity was also orginally recognized as a sect of Judaism, it wasn't until sometime after the fact that Christians actually started being refered to as Christians.
-Ed
Except that there are tons of people that have done just that, put OS X on non-vanilla boxes, and I'm pretty sure, a ton of those people ended up going out and buying a real mac because they enjoyed it so much.
-Ed
I have never had a problem burning the iso's to CD, so I don't know what the parent is talking about, this is with MSDNAA at RIT.
We just got access to Vista Business, so I'll put that on a computer soon, mostly for the better security options that it has.
-Ed
Depends on your definition of paying through the nose. It's not like the new version is just an update that only has Vista Support. It also has support for a lot of new technologies, and some media center capabilities. Feature List. (PDF).
-Ed
Nero works. I have it running on RC1. You need the latest version, go check nero's website for it. -Ed
I wonder, maybe XP was just good enough, and didn't really need to many improvements, besides the security patches it has been receiving, not mention two full service packs.
XP is ok on older hardware, but it runs beautifully once its got a gig of ram to play with. 2 gigs is even better, but its one of things where you can live with it until you upgrade. I was fine running it on a k6-2 500 with 256mb ram until about 2 years ago, when I got my latest system. Since then I've got two Athlon 64 based laptops, all my systems now run a gig of ram, and that's the major performance benefit.
I've used Vista, and I plan to put it on all my pcs as soon as possible because I like it. It feels a bit snappier with the Aero interface, and works well for audio and video editing. It works well for how I use it, plus I like the added benefits I get from the updated security and user settings.
-Ed
Those are made my a company called Linksys. That company happens to be owned by Cisco, so therefore no problems with defending the trademark as it is their own company making it.
-Ed
And that explains why I've been having trouble lifting my x-wing lately.
I'd say a respectable 5 figures is somewhere between $35,000 and $99,999. No one thinks $10,000 is a respectable number for income in the first world.
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