The limit on playlists is 5 times. However, once you reach the limit, just delete the playlist, then make a new one with the exact same songs in it and burn 5 more times. You can repeat this as many times as you would like.
If it was bought with cash (which is most likely since they were bought through the homeless third parties), why not just hand over the receipt with the PS3? Would there be some way for Sony to know that it was resold and deny the warranty claim?
I don't know anyone who doesn't like them. Of those people only a very small minority are Mac users, most are PC users, and a growing number are PC users who are excited to buy an Intel Mac next time they're computer shopping (but have never owned a Mac before). Just thought I'd mention there's definitely fans out there.
Like I said in my response to the other reply, I misunderstood you and assumed you meant that a person was specifically charged for their disputed charges. I now see you meant in a large view of the entire process. My bad.
Yeah, I see what he meant now. I was thinking that CC companies are allowed to charge a user upto $50 per disputed charge if they want, but they never do. I wasn't looking at it in the bigger picture like was originally meant.
My fiance was in Navy ROTC and the stories she tells me about the actions (even of middle-aged officers) reminded me of nothing more than fratboys who never grew up. Being an officer is apparently the perfect way for these idiots to continue acting the way they did as fratboys.
I've only ever had to use a PIN in a debit card transaction and never in a credit card transaction. Why? Because when they ask for your PIN, it's being processed as an ATM transaction and I assume you don't want to pay for your groceries or gas with a cash advance at 25%APR. The reason they try to get you to use your PIN when paying with debit is that it's significantly cheaper for the vendor to accept PIN debit than signed credit. On the other hand, you will most likely get charged by your bank for using "another banks'" ATM. They're pushing the cost of accepting plastic onto you.
Then don't buy one! I, for one, am excited to buy a PS3 and have the BluRay drive. If you don't want it, nobody is holding a gun to your head to make you buy it. That's what I don't understand about everyones' bitching. You don't buy it, I do. We're both happy!
My high school cost over $40 million and had an original freshman class of 300 or so students. Schools aren't cheap, but the cost is distributed over ALL the students that will attend the school in the future.
I know part of what it did was pre-fetch likely "next links" before you clicked them and this of course ate up bandwith for servers. I wonder if that was what the fuss was about?
This comes up everytime and the difference to note is that Microsoft IS a convicted monopolist while Google/Adobe/Yahoo/etc is not. The rules of the game are different.
I thought the Aqua Teen episode was hilarious exactly because of that effect and I assumed that there wasn't any money changing hands but that they were simply making fun of the Boost Mobile ads.
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You saw a retrospective on NPR?
Please, teach me how to see sound on the radio.
The limit on playlists is 5 times. However, once you reach the limit, just delete the playlist, then make a new one with the exact same songs in it and burn 5 more times. You can repeat this as many times as you would like.
Alcohol evaporates very fast.. within 30 seconds you should be okay.
I got my last charger shipped to my door for $3 on eBay... works great.
That is a very clever answer. And funny.
If it was bought with cash (which is most likely since they were bought through the homeless third parties), why not just hand over the receipt with the PS3? Would there be some way for Sony to know that it was resold and deny the warranty claim?
I think he's having a hard time distinguishing hipsters and hippies.
I don't know anyone who doesn't like them. Of those people only a very small minority are Mac users, most are PC users, and a growing number are PC users who are excited to buy an Intel Mac next time they're computer shopping (but have never owned a Mac before). Just thought I'd mention there's definitely fans out there.
Like I said in my response to the other reply, I misunderstood you and assumed you meant that a person was specifically charged for their disputed charges. I now see you meant in a large view of the entire process. My bad.
Yeah, I see what he meant now. I was thinking that CC companies are allowed to charge a user upto $50 per disputed charge if they want, but they never do. I wasn't looking at it in the bigger picture like was originally meant.
He sounds like a fratboy who never grew up...
My fiance was in Navy ROTC and the stories she tells me about the actions (even of middle-aged officers) reminded me of nothing more than fratboys who never grew up. Being an officer is apparently the perfect way for these idiots to continue acting the way they did as fratboys.
I've never heard of anyone having to pay a single cent of a disputed charge.
I've only ever had to use a PIN in a debit card transaction and never in a credit card transaction. Why? Because when they ask for your PIN, it's being processed as an ATM transaction and I assume you don't want to pay for your groceries or gas with a cash advance at 25%APR. The reason they try to get you to use your PIN when paying with debit is that it's significantly cheaper for the vendor to accept PIN debit than signed credit. On the other hand, you will most likely get charged by your bank for using "another banks'" ATM. They're pushing the cost of accepting plastic onto you.
Who cares? Dispute a charge and you'll get your money back.
Then don't buy one! I, for one, am excited to buy a PS3 and have the BluRay drive. If you don't want it, nobody is holding a gun to your head to make you buy it. That's what I don't understand about everyones' bitching. You don't buy it, I do. We're both happy!
Yes it is. Like in a casino.
And how much did it originally cost to build that school, adjusted for inflation?
My high school cost over $40 million and had an original freshman class of 300 or so students. Schools aren't cheap, but the cost is distributed over ALL the students that will attend the school in the future.
The article? What happened to reading it?
Oh wait... this is Slashdot, nevermind.
I know part of what it did was pre-fetch likely "next links" before you clicked them and this of course ate up bandwith for servers. I wonder if that was what the fuss was about?
Correlation is not causation.
Amen brotha
This comes up everytime and the difference to note is that Microsoft IS a convicted monopolist while Google/Adobe/Yahoo/etc is not. The rules of the game are different.
I thought the Aqua Teen episode was hilarious exactly because of that effect and I assumed that there wasn't any money changing hands but that they were simply making fun of the Boost Mobile ads.