They never validate ANY of the entries.. All too many times I go to get the information and rip and realize the track names are wrong and out of order. I thought the whole purpose of these databases was so you don't have to do any work!!
They can't just strike deals with everonye that distributes linux and add their 'touch' to it. You can't 'buy' Linux. You can have all the companies in your pocket that you want, but at the end of the day, it's still going to be free and maintained by developers from all over.
No, but they can supress it enough to make it irrelevant for awhile.
OMG, that is the funniest thing I have read in a long time. Sure, I'd be comfortable with a 7 year old using a PC. How many 7 year olds do you know that browse porn or download illegal music? HAHAHAH!
Interesting. For several years now I wanted to write Internet Security for Dummies. I guess there really IS a need for this book. You think I am kidding, too.
I live in Florida. I have yet to use these screens (my voting system are coloring in bubbles like I was in high school). I was here for the CHAD incident. I am not entirely convinced things are fair during the elections but it's quite possible that the issues are mostly with the older retirees down here and they are just freaked out because they don't know what the hell is going on with these machines. Technically uneducated people are naturally going to have issues when something new is introduced like Touch Screen voting, even if it does sound "fool proof"
Usenet and IRC have long been major distribution routes for "illegal content" on the internet, more technically savvy people probably get content off of the newsgroups and irc each day than have ever gotten it off of bittorrent... faster generally too... bittorrents big bonus is... it's stupid easy, click the link wait a few hours.
But you wouldn't know that, would you?
See.. c'mon guys. Start reading from both ends of the spectrum. There is a global balance coming into effect here. Read Tom Friedmans - "The World is Flat".
In fact, just the other day on CNN an article stated how the IT sector was growing but it couldn't grow as much as it should have because they CAN'T FIND QUALIFIED PEOPLE. To me, that means there will ALWAYS be enough jobs barring something insane by W.
Guys,
I tried submitting this finding months ago and it was rejected. I downloaded and installed the version 11 beta and found out the stupid thing didn't let you back up your files to your PC anymore. In fact, MS is expecting the digital stores to provide backups instead.
I don't like the mere SOUND of Worldwide Interoperability of Microwave Access (WiMAX). Maybe THIS is what's causing global warming. Better keep those microwave meals in the freezer!
This is the exact same reason why I can't believe that Micro$oft moved to.NET. Writing windows applications with managed code is got to be slow as hell. Java Swing is a perfect example.
They never validate ANY of the entries.. All too many times I go to get the information and rip and realize the track names are wrong and out of order. I thought the whole purpose of these databases was so you don't have to do any work!!
They can't just strike deals with everonye that distributes linux and add their 'touch' to it. You can't 'buy' Linux. You can have all the companies in your pocket that you want, but at the end of the day, it's still going to be free and maintained by developers from all over.
No, but they can supress it enough to make it irrelevant for awhile.
And you think the price of gas is expensive!
While it's an interesting story, this came out years ago. Or at least something similar. I also believe they invented paint that does the same thing.
OMG, that is the funniest thing I have read in a long time. Sure, I'd be comfortable with a 7 year old using a PC. How many 7 year olds do you know that browse porn or download illegal music? HAHAHAH!
If you ARE unemployed, where are you getting $600 to buy a PS3? I am not sure I want to know...
If you are standing out there and unemployed. Where do you get the money to buy that thing?
Interesting. For several years now I wanted to write Internet Security for Dummies. I guess there really IS a need for this book. You think I am kidding, too.
I live in Florida. I have yet to use these screens (my voting system are coloring in bubbles like I was in high school). I was here for the CHAD incident. I am not entirely convinced things are fair during the elections but it's quite possible that the issues are mostly with the older retirees down here and they are just freaked out because they don't know what the hell is going on with these machines. Technically uneducated people are naturally going to have issues when something new is introduced like Touch Screen voting, even if it does sound "fool proof"
How about a price rebate!
... but they still are a lot more lenient than, for example, US immigration laws. Immigration laws here?? What laws?? es imposible!
Amen to Water. I've been SOO much healthier since I started drinking water regularly a few years ago. Unfortunately I started drinking coffee though.
Usenet and IRC have long been major distribution routes for "illegal content" on the internet, more technically savvy people probably get content off of the newsgroups and irc each day than have ever gotten it off of bittorrent... faster generally too... bittorrents big bonus is... it's stupid easy, click the link wait a few hours. But you wouldn't know that, would you?
I guess this could put the future of Enterprise's food replicator in doubt.
Excuse me while I put on my tin-foil hat.
Amen, I say to you.
See.. c'mon guys. Start reading from both ends of the spectrum. There is a global balance coming into effect here. Read Tom Friedmans - "The World is Flat". In fact, just the other day on CNN an article stated how the IT sector was growing but it couldn't grow as much as it should have because they CAN'T FIND QUALIFIED PEOPLE. To me, that means there will ALWAYS be enough jobs barring something insane by W.
...Windows Live Spaces then??
Guys, I tried submitting this finding months ago and it was rejected. I downloaded and installed the version 11 beta and found out the stupid thing didn't let you back up your files to your PC anymore. In fact, MS is expecting the digital stores to provide backups instead.
Does it implement the email reminder? If so, PASSED!
I don't like the mere SOUND of Worldwide Interoperability of Microwave Access (WiMAX). Maybe THIS is what's causing global warming. Better keep those microwave meals in the freezer!
It's called the Law of Diminishing Returns.. eventually you are going to watch all the movies you are interested in seeing.
This is the exact same reason why I can't believe that Micro$oft moved to .NET. Writing windows applications with managed code is got to be slow as hell. Java Swing is a perfect example.
LOL you're not the only one who saw that...
Wow, its been awhile since we've had a dupe I think.