there is just too much stuff out there and more than I can ever see is very, very good.
As the number of people contributing to the content has risen, the number of quality videos has also increased, you just have to dig deeper to find it because consequently, there has been an overall increase in garbage.
Having not touched my Wii for months because I was bored with it, after reading this article I placed an ad to sell my Wii in a local newspaper.
Nintendo Wii, six games, three remotes, two nunchucks, two classic controllers, component cables. $600 OBO.
Hope it sells, I really need the money. Thanks!
Not true. Paypal will not always side with the seller, even those who have 100+ feedback.
Here is how Ebay ripped me off, scam artists take notes:
I had an iSight that I had sold for about $100. The buyer sent me payment via PayPal and I promptly sent the item via regular US Priority Postal mail. The buyer said they never received the camera and filed a complaint with PayPal. Even with my perfect feedback, Ebay assumed I was guilty until proven innocent. PayPal deducted the money and said they will only return the money if I provided a tracking number. Because I sent it regular mail without a tracking number I could not prove that I sent the package, and so they kept my money. In the end, the guy got the camera for free and I got my account suspended.
I was a good honest seller and still got burned. Ebay is not safe at all for the seller, and PayPal will do NOTHING to help you out if someone tries to scam you.
This is going to encourage a lot of people to sign up once they hear how good Sirius is. People don't like 20 minutes of commercials every hour, but most people don't want to install FM modulators and wire the Sirius unit to the back of their radios, that's what I believe is holding up more people from getting Satellite radio.
I've been a Sirius subscriber since Howard announced the switch, and I will never go back to testicle radio again. The quality is as good as any radio station, but it cuts out under bridges and in hills. They need more repeaters like they have in the big cities, other than that I plan on sticking with Sirius until something better comes out.
After testing it out on the live CD on my PowerBook I attempted an install of Ubuntu on an HP Pavilion 6740c, it hangs up and freezes at random both on an install and running it off the CD. Windows 98 still runs fine on it. It's a 500 mhz celeron with 384 megs of ram, but Ubuntu doesn't like it for some reason.
Maybe this book offers some sort of insight on why Ubuntu won't run on that computer. I'd read it just to find out.
I'd prefer bringing back the tape or having cartridges with plastic casing (like NES games) so my media doens't need replacement every 5 years. I remember seriously abusing NES games and cassette tapes and having them still work.
Both HD-DVD and Bluray are optical disks that will not play if scratched. If the media itself wasn't so fragile people won't need to back it all up in the first place. I won't be buying into any of this fragile DRMed media that will not play if scratched until I am able to back it up first.
Creative Suite is cross platform, it doesn't make sense for Microsoft to want to take down Adobe. iLife takes customers away from Windows, it makes more sense for them to be making Final Cut and iPhoto killers instead of trying to make another Illustrator & Dreamweaver. Most professional Graphic Designers are still going to use Illustrator instead of Expression anyways...
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-1? This is the most insightful thing I've read this morning.
As the number of people contributing to the content has risen, the number of quality videos has also increased, you just have to dig deeper to find it because consequently, there has been an overall increase in garbage.
There is plenty of high quality content out there if you know where to look
Having not touched my Wii for months because I was bored with it, after reading this article I placed an ad to sell my Wii in a local newspaper. Nintendo Wii, six games, three remotes, two nunchucks, two classic controllers, component cables. $600 OBO. Hope it sells, I really need the money. Thanks!
Is it plagiarism if I make up something, post it in Wikipedia, write an academic paper, and cite the reference I previously had made up?
I once gave my two weeks notice and they fired me on the spot.
The deer are way overpopulated this year, that is why hunting season is two days longer this year (at least in Ohio).
Click on the "print" link and it shows the article on one page without ads.
Here is how Ebay ripped me off, scam artists take notes:
I had an iSight that I had sold for about $100. The buyer sent me payment via PayPal and I promptly sent the item via regular US Priority Postal mail. The buyer said they never received the camera and filed a complaint with PayPal. Even with my perfect feedback, Ebay assumed I was guilty until proven innocent. PayPal deducted the money and said they will only return the money if I provided a tracking number. Because I sent it regular mail without a tracking number I could not prove that I sent the package, and so they kept my money. In the end, the guy got the camera for free and I got my account suspended.
I was a good honest seller and still got burned. Ebay is not safe at all for the seller, and PayPal will do NOTHING to help you out if someone tries to scam you.
I've been a Sirius subscriber since Howard announced the switch, and I will never go back to testicle radio again. The quality is as good as any radio station, but it cuts out under bridges and in hills. They need more repeaters like they have in the big cities, other than that I plan on sticking with Sirius until something better comes out.
I'm listening to Howard's web stream right now.
Maybe this book offers some sort of insight on why Ubuntu won't run on that computer. I'd read it just to find out.
Here's a mirror
http://www.google.com/trends?q=jobs&ctab=0&geo=all &date=all
Who reads slashdot AND has a girlfriend?
Quite a lot of information out there about scat if you do feel like reading up on it.
It came as a Windows Update, if you wanted to protect yourself you should have turned automatic updates off...
Now they just need to open up one for slashdot addictions and I'll be all set...
I'd prefer bringing back the tape or having cartridges with plastic casing (like NES games) so my media doens't need replacement every 5 years. I remember seriously abusing NES games and cassette tapes and having them still work.
Both HD-DVD and Bluray are optical disks that will not play if scratched. If the media itself wasn't so fragile people won't need to back it all up in the first place. I won't be buying into any of this fragile DRMed media that will not play if scratched until I am able to back it up first.
Twist the screw, rip out the battery... no alarm.
$1.75 is not terribly bad, in Chicago you can't find a single ATM for less than $2.00.
With all of that bandwidth, waiting, compression, DRM, & $40 price tag I'd rather flip on the on-demand people and rent a movie.
What's that mean?
Wow else does the Parents Television Counsil host?
You mean 66th post right?
Instead of channels instantly changing it's going to be *buffering* for a couple of seconds every channel I flip. No thanks.
Creative Suite is cross platform, it doesn't make sense for Microsoft to want to take down Adobe. iLife takes customers away from Windows, it makes more sense for them to be making Final Cut and iPhoto killers instead of trying to make another Illustrator & Dreamweaver. Most professional Graphic Designers are still going to use Illustrator instead of Expression anyways...