Maybe it is a good thing that there are different ones, just like how it's a good thing that there are multiple competing operating systems. Having different OS' is good because if a major virus is released, then chances are it won't infect every computer because of their differences. So, different DRM's might be good in preventing people from cracking them.
No, this is wrong. Not only is this whole thing an embarrassment to the First Amendment, but is also outrageous! This kid is being forced to do 100 hours of community service for nothing but a blog post. Yes, there are reasonable regulations on freedom of speech, but this definitely isn't in violation of those.
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.
How does the keyboard stay at an angle while you are using it? It seems like it will just move back down on top of your hand when you press a button. Also, how comforatable will that be to have you hand at an angle? I agree that even when a keyboard is flat if can't really get any more uncomforatble, but an angle seems like a disturbance as well.
Hum, I surprised to see that Darwinia didn't rank higher on their list... It is an excellent game, but I guess I will need to try out everything above it to really tell.
I could have sworn Bill Gates said that he was looking for more American Computer Science majors...and now he is doing an Indian contest? What the heck?!
This has been in GMail for quite some time now. The only new feature is that you can disable the bar if you don't want it. I don't know why they are saying it's new...
GameCube was $100 cheaper, and all it really did was convince all of the consumers that it wasn't as technically able or as good an investment as PS2 or Xbox.
The Gamecube was certainly more "technically able" that the PS2.
"While conditions were nearly perfect Saturday -- clear skies and almost no wind -- Wallace said moisture in the old boat's wood prevented the vessel from catching fire."
So, if you were a boat floating in the ocean, there wouldn't be any moisture allowing the ship to still, maybe, catch on fire...?
Why would anyone want to live to be 300. It's not like your aging gets spanned out across the length, so you will just keep getting older and older and older. You will be old a lot longer than you are young. Why would anyone want this?
Looks like the are still in Beta after all.
*points at logo*
1400/24 = 58.3 58.3 != 70
Maybe it is a good thing that there are different ones, just like how it's a good thing that there are multiple competing operating systems. Having different OS' is good because if a major virus is released, then chances are it won't infect every computer because of their differences. So, different DRM's might be good in preventing people from cracking them.
I though those bases that they were putting all over the planet where for the GoogleNet second Internet thing? Or was that just speculation?
No, this is wrong. Not only is this whole thing an embarrassment to the First Amendment, but is also outrageous! This kid is being forced to do 100 hours of community service for nothing but a blog post. Yes, there are reasonable regulations on freedom of speech, but this definitely isn't in violation of those.
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.
Introducing the new MoJo Mouse, complete with a PCMCIA powered enlarger.
How does the keyboard stay at an angle while you are using it? It seems like it will just move back down on top of your hand when you press a button. Also, how comforatable will that be to have you hand at an angle? I agree that even when a keyboard is flat if can't really get any more uncomforatble, but an angle seems like a disturbance as well.
This is one of the lamest thing I have ever seen...
Hum, I surprised to see that Darwinia didn't rank higher on their list... It is an excellent game, but I guess I will need to try out everything above it to really tell.
Google could have sent out some operatives to steal a bunch of those AOL CD's for free... A quick way to gain a part of AOL!
Yay, that's my University!
So this drink will help your liver and rot your teeth at the same time. Thats a bit weird.
And today we will be interviewing the Nintendo of America Head Janitor...
I could have sworn Bill Gates said that he was looking for more American Computer Science majors...and now he is doing an Indian contest? What the heck?!
This has been in GMail for quite some time now. The only new feature is that you can disable the bar if you don't want it. I don't know why they are saying it's new...
A graduate student did this already at my University while doing reasearch for his thesis.
We have an AIM worm circulating at my University which disguises itself as an AOL Greeting Card...
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It is on the http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/unixnut4/index.html book cover as well.
GameCube was $100 cheaper, and all it really did was convince all of the consumers that it wasn't as technically able or as good an investment as PS2 or Xbox. The Gamecube was certainly more "technically able" that the PS2.
Hahahaha! That was nice.
"While conditions were nearly perfect Saturday -- clear skies and almost no wind -- Wallace said moisture in the old boat's wood prevented the vessel from catching fire. " So, if you were a boat floating in the ocean, there wouldn't be any moisture allowing the ship to still, maybe, catch on fire...?
Why would anyone want to live to be 300. It's not like your aging gets spanned out across the length, so you will just keep getting older and older and older. You will be old a lot longer than you are young. Why would anyone want this?
It's like the Betamax all over again.
A cigar shpaed planetoid, that's awesome!