The iRiver H300 series players have had video capability for ages. They use avi files at a specific format. There's a freeware drag-and-drop conversion utility, or any regular video editing package should be able to do it.
Of course, those players are aimed at the high-end market only.
Their purpose depends on your view. Is your bomb intended to be used? Then it's clearly a weapon, for killing. Is it just s deterrent? To be a believable deterrent, you also have to be willing to use it, but it's primarily a deterrent rather than a weapon in that case.
You can't say for certain that it saved more lives than it took, too.
If it hadn't been dropped then, it would have been done at some later point. The more horrific the first use, the less likely it'd ever be done again. Maybe.
Another major difference that you forget is that, whilst Linux also generally requires root access to install most packaged software, it makes it easy to get single-command or temporary access. Windows does not. This makes it very inconvenient to install anything if you're not running as admin.
The habit of many programs of not correctly installing for all users makes this worse. And that's without adding in the programs that REQUIRE admin access.
I did specifically say "for those not willing to read the original". I still recommend reading full versions of books where possible - although most of those works are translations anyway, and hence will never be perfect.
I find it sad that people are no longer customers or people, they're consumers.. they consume, they buy what they're told to buy and like the lemmings they are they jump off the cliffs.
This is what makes my marketing lectures both entertaining and thoroughly depressing at the same time - they hilight the behaviour of the sheeple.
If they have any sense of career preservation, they'll continue to do a good job. Otherwise, they will get a very visible bad reputation.
And then you simply agree to cease+desist, leaving things exactly as they are. With the patents locked away.
After all, if you must cease using the lock, you can't then use it to unlock it, can you?
"Windows XP with SP1 does support larger drives however. Slipstreaming SP1 into a Windows install is easy as cake given the information how to. "
Your task for today is to slipstream SP1 or SP2 into an XP CD without using an existing windows install.
No? Bear these things in mind when suggesting all the solutions.
The iRiver H300 series players have had video capability for ages. They use avi files at a specific format. There's a freeware drag-and-drop conversion utility, or any regular video editing package should be able to do it.
Of course, those players are aimed at the high-end market only.
If I've ever seen a post worth of a +5, the parent post is it. Very well thought out and reasoned.
My guess is that it was one of these new-fangled "joke" things. Never really understood them myself...
Can you not cancel the credit card transaction from your end?
Just turn on CDParanoia in CDex, and you get all that automagic as well.
"The Record Company execs will of course have to be ejected into space."
Oh no, what a terrible shame...
Their purpose depends on your view. Is your bomb intended to be used? Then it's clearly a weapon, for killing. Is it just s deterrent? To be a believable deterrent, you also have to be willing to use it, but it's primarily a deterrent rather than a weapon in that case.
You can't say for certain that it saved more lives than it took, too.
If it hadn't been dropped then, it would have been done at some later point. The more horrific the first use, the less likely it'd ever be done again. Maybe.
You two would be a right pair in the sack.
"^H" is a single-character backspace. I think you ruined that one. "^W^W" would have worked.
Another major difference that you forget is that, whilst Linux also generally requires root access to install most packaged software, it makes it easy to get single-command or temporary access. Windows does not. This makes it very inconvenient to install anything if you're not running as admin.
The habit of many programs of not correctly installing for all users makes this worse. And that's without adding in the programs that REQUIRE admin access.
double click, next, agree, next, yes-please-install-lots-of-adware-and-spyware, next, next, OK
Not quite right.
They want as much money as they can possibly get out of your every time the song is played. Even if you're only listening to the radio.
Unfortunately (in a way), cats also rule. Hence their murderous aspect gets ignored. Including by me.
I did specifically say "for those not willing to read the original". I still recommend reading full versions of books where possible - although most of those works are translations anyway, and hence will never be perfect.
Those books are a little heavy to digest.
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Some of that line can be found online in compressed/abridged form, if you don't feel up to reading the whole text.
http://www.btinternet.com/~glynhughes/squashed/in
I find it sad that people are no longer customers or people, they're consumers.. they consume, they buy what they're told to buy and like the lemmings they are they jump off the cliffs.
This is what makes my marketing lectures both entertaining and thoroughly depressing at the same time - they hilight the behaviour of the sheeple.
The fact that the scientist said that smells of either an over eager or political scientist trying to get their name in the papers.
The worst thing is that, as demonstrated here, it worked.
You just pointed out the whole in your own argument by agreeing that driving does need two hands, not necessarily both on the wheel:
"As for driving with one hand, anyone who drives a stick shift car has to do this for at least part of their driving..."
See?
If you've got one hand on your phone, one hand on the wheel, and one hand on the gearstick... you ain't human.
And the RIAA saying this surprises you?
You really have been under a rock for years. Possibly since before the RIAA formed.
I'll concede that.
No, the "how to please your man" and similar articales ARE the reason. For reading out loud and luaghing at.