If you don't, you are a douchebag and (in my opinion) criminally negligent. Just like if you did not use a car seat or seatbelts for your child, or let them play unsupervised near a road.
In the USA when e911 service is introduced into an area each street is named and each house numbered in the maps e911 uses, I assume these are official postal addresses as well. It is a good idea to have your house number visible for emergency services to find you.
That depends on the state. In Texas " The possession of two ounces or less of marijuana is punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a fine up to $2,000."
This is one way of looking at it. Sort of like saying the car is broken if a specific person can't drive. It is NOT the fault of the car, it is the fault of the person who never cared enough to learn how to drive.
"We are the land of the free and the home of the brave, we can't possibly have the highest incarceration rate in the world. Someone is lying." This is what the "average american" seems to think.
The incumbent phone companies like Verizon are putting in fiber as fast as they can. They have to share the copper, but they do not have to share their fiber.
I expect we will soon be buying 300ml cans of Coke for the same price as we currently pay for a 12oz can. We are already metric for packages of soft drinks larger than 20oz.
Are the improvements to my life worth the $1,800 extra in monthly service costs (assuming a 3 year lifetime of the phone) and $300-$400 cost of the no-contract phone? I doubt it, but I could be wrong.
That is much larger than I thought they were. I guess our only hope is the Mexican drug lords find a way to shoot them out of the sky. Pretty sad when our best hope to protect us from our own government is the Mexican drug lords.
I wonder if you could train a hawk or falcon to take these things down. TFA mentions the drone flying at 20,000 feet -- higher than most birds fly -- but not impossible.
Netflix was one of the reasons I replaced my old Series 2 box with a Premier box. I was VERY disappointed. I can accept there will be some latency when streaming Netflix, but the issues with no video, lockups and crashes are what I don't consider acceptable. I don't have buffering issues, like some people report, but I don't use HD.
I upgraded for Netflix, OTA Digital subchannels which my cable provider does not have, and for when I get an HD TV.
If Netflix was the only reason I upgraded, then I would have sent it back and continued to use my Series 2.
I have been a fan of TiVo since 2002, I never thought I would ever say bad things about TiVo.
Alabama recently passed a "tough new immigration law". It has not helped the unemployment rate. Americans don't WANT tough, dirty, low paying farm work.
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I switched to Chrome when Firefox "dropped support" for 3.x, or whatever the last version is which removed the "traditional" interface and replaced it with one that minimal interface which looks like Chrome. I had to give up a few plugins, but nothing I can't live without. My biggest issues with Chrome is that Flash doesn't seem to work. As I don't do much of anything which requires Flash, it isn't a big deal.
It seems to me (R) generally want to deregulate business and regulate our personal lives. The (D) generally want to regulate business and deregulate our personal lives. This is the real difference.
In the United States, it is free to call cell phones (subject to toll charges just like any other number). It is not free to receive calls on your cell phone (unless you have a higher priced "unlimited" plan). This is different from how the rest of the world bills for cell calls.
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If you don't, you are a douchebag and (in my opinion) criminally negligent. Just like if you did not use a car seat or seatbelts for your child, or let them play unsupervised near a road.
I would be happy with 15Ghz.
In Huntsville, on Knology, is more expensive to only have internet service than it is to have basic cable + internet. Yay bundling,
Would radioactive leeches work?
If you go for Chrome on Linux, don't get the 64-bit version -- it does NOT support flash.
Somewhat off-topic, I admit.
In the USA when e911 service is introduced into an area each street is named and each house numbered in the maps e911 uses, I assume these are official postal addresses as well. It is a good idea to have your house number visible for emergency services to find you.
"Congratulations and all, but how could you not be successful when providing such a superior product to your competition."
How? By being killed by MS. See: DESQview, Stacker, Mosaic.
That is not my question. My question is Why the fuck don't all phones use SIM cards?
That depends on the state. In Texas " The possession of two ounces or less of marijuana is punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a fine up to $2,000."
This is one way of looking at it. Sort of like saying the car is broken if a specific person can't drive. It is NOT the fault of the car, it is the fault of the person who never cared enough to learn how to drive.
"We are the land of the free and the home of the brave, we can't possibly have the highest incarceration rate in the world. Someone is lying." This is what the "average american" seems to think.
The incumbent phone companies like Verizon are putting in fiber as fast as they can. They have to share the copper, but they do not have to share their fiber.
My Motorola V3M has the battery life of a smart phone and the features of a dumb phone. Worst Phone Ever.
Drivers are already dumb. This simply helps reduce the number of people they kill.
I expect we will soon be buying 300ml cans of Coke for the same price as we currently pay for a 12oz can. We are already metric for packages of soft drinks larger than 20oz.
Are the improvements to my life worth the $1,800 extra in monthly service costs (assuming a 3 year lifetime of the phone) and $300-$400 cost of the no-contract phone? I doubt it, but I could be wrong.
That is much larger than I thought they were. I guess our only hope is the Mexican drug lords find a way to shoot them out of the sky. Pretty sad when our best hope to protect us from our own government is the Mexican drug lords.
I wonder if you could train a hawk or falcon to take these things down. TFA mentions the drone flying at 20,000 feet -- higher than most birds fly -- but not impossible.
Netflix was one of the reasons I replaced my old Series 2 box with a Premier box. I was VERY disappointed. I can accept there will be some latency when streaming Netflix, but the issues with no video, lockups and crashes are what I don't consider acceptable. I don't have buffering issues, like some people report, but I don't use HD.
I upgraded for Netflix, OTA Digital subchannels which my cable provider does not have, and for when I get an HD TV.
If Netflix was the only reason I upgraded, then I would have sent it back and continued to use my Series 2.
I have been a fan of TiVo since 2002, I never thought I would ever say bad things about TiVo.
Nobody is forcing them to pay $200. They they are "forcing" themselves to pay $200.
Alabama recently passed a "tough new immigration law". It has not helped the unemployment rate. Americans don't WANT tough, dirty, low paying farm work.
<URL:http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/how-alabamas-immigration-law-is-crippling-its-farms/2011/11/01/gIQAg0JvjM_story.html>
<URL:http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/business/july-dec11/makingsense_10-28.html>
<URL:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/21/after-alabama-immigration-law-few-americans-taking-immigrants-work_n_1023635.html>
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44981872/ns/us_news-life/t/few-americans-take-immigrants-jobs-alabama/
I switched to Chrome when Firefox "dropped support" for 3.x, or whatever the last version is which removed the "traditional" interface and replaced it with one that minimal interface which looks like Chrome. I had to give up a few plugins, but nothing I can't live without. My biggest issues with Chrome is that Flash doesn't seem to work. As I don't do much of anything which requires Flash, it isn't a big deal.
Have you looked at NoScripts for chrome?
http://optimalcycling.com/other-projects/notscripts/
It seems to me (R) generally want to deregulate business and regulate our personal lives. The (D) generally want to regulate business and deregulate our personal lives. This is the real difference.
In the United States, it is free to call cell phones (subject to toll charges just like any other number). It is not free to receive calls on your cell phone (unless you have a higher priced "unlimited" plan). This is different from how the rest of the world bills for cell calls.