Azureus takes up an absolutely insane amount of RAM and runs very, very slowly. I'm very sad that uTorrent is gone down. I guess I'll be sticking with version 1.6 for quite some time now.
I wanna know what my score is. Think of what sort of a wonderful internet test this can be for MySpacers and other teeny bloggers.
"Your homicidal tendency rating is: 76% Postal Worker. While not guaranteed to go berserk and kill a bunch of people, when you do, boy, is it one heck of a story."
The school administration just doesn't want students getting smart and connecting "unauthorized" devices on the network. Schools haven't seemed to be very excited about having students get access in anything less than controlled circumstances, so the rantings of one nutjob parent provide a convenient excuse.
It might not be good at all, but someone needs to teach kids about the threats and hazards of social networking sites. It might seem cheesy, but at least we're getting people working on solutions to help teach children.
I'm enrolled in a Gothic Literature class and was having troubles understanding the timeline. Instead of going to the prof first, I read the Wikipedia. The site read almost exactly like the syllabus. I emailed him asking if he contributed (also about my unanswered question), and he said he had worked on. Profs aren't that "unhip".
"the tactile joy of owning a physical object that represents your attachment to a band is infinitely more enjoyable than entering a credit card number into iTunes."
The 350D is the same as the Digital Rebel XT. The 300D is the same as the Digital Rebel. In Japan, they called the original the Kiss Digital and the 350D the Kiss n Digital. Now they'll have the 400D/Rebel XTi/Kiss X joining the list in a bit.
I agree with you fully. I love being able to keep track of things easier. Turns out, one of high school classmates got engaged and I certainly wouldn't have known about it any other way.
But I really don't like the way the layout is. It's just bad and needs to be fixed, along with the "options to feed" or whatever. I don't want people to easily see if I wrote on someone else's wall on my minifeed and it's just a pain to delete them all of the time.
So, as I see it now, the feed system is bad and needs to be fixed. Once it's fixed, I'll be happy. Though I do think it's kind of interesting to see how everyone has become polarized over this. There're very few causes nowadays that'll cause a group of 260k+ college students to band together over (even if it is only online grouping)
I'm just curious, but did anyone at Facebook think about how they're going to be losing ad revenue from this? If everyone can get all the information on one page (the page you get at immediately when you login), pageviews will drop dramatically. That doesn't sound like a winning business plan, especially when everyone hates it as is. The largest group I can find against it is at 170,000, with 25k on the petiononline petition.
When the executive branch can do what it wants without being held in check by the supreme court, the transformation to a police state is finished
Tell that to Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln. Both blatantly ignored what the Supreme Court had to say. The Supreme Court has no power to enforce its rulings at all. If the executive wants to sidestep it, they can, illegally of course, but who's going to stop them?
When this does go to the Supreme Court and if it's shot down, the government will still be able to wiretap us at will, they'll just have to use the established FISA procedures including the 72 hour warrantless period.
I don't think that many people are going to view this after they realize that it is not, in fact, a book describing various methods to destroy the world and start a utopian undersea colony.
I must say that I like DualDisc as well. When I was at the store looking at picking up Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue" and saw the option for DualDisc for like, 2 bucks more, I jumped all over it. I can use the CD side anywhere, but when I want I can plop the DVD into my home theatre setup and get pristine 5.1. It really works well, though, I can't imagine that I'd make all of my future purchases in DualDisc (even if that were a possibility), let alone in this new format.
Am I the only one that this is going insanely slow for? Pages take somewhere around 1 minute to load, and I have 1.5 mbps DSL and no load on the network. Is this an isolated incident?
Regardless, I must say that this excites me. It's fun when I see a track then have to wait to see if it was a calibration test or not, secretly praying that I actually find a particle and get published.
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If the blind aren't allowed to drive, why is there Braille on drive-through ATM's?
Azureus takes up an absolutely insane amount of RAM and runs very, very slowly. I'm very sad that uTorrent is gone down. I guess I'll be sticking with version 1.6 for quite some time now.
I wanna know what my score is. Think of what sort of a wonderful internet test this can be for MySpacers and other teeny bloggers. "Your homicidal tendency rating is: 76% Postal Worker. While not guaranteed to go berserk and kill a bunch of people, when you do, boy, is it one heck of a story."
Different guys.
The school administration just doesn't want students getting smart and connecting "unauthorized" devices on the network. Schools haven't seemed to be very excited about having students get access in anything less than controlled circumstances, so the rantings of one nutjob parent provide a convenient excuse.
The United States Constitution, Article 1, Section 8
Actually, they kind've do. I think there's an easier case to make that online gambling is interstate/foreign commerce than it would be to use the interstate commerce clause to strike down segregation --http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_Atlanta_Mo tel_v._United_States.
By not being able to play those DRM laden songs they downloaded.
You can translate them out of Mandarin for us.
From below http://onguardonline.gov/quiz/index.html
It might not be good at all, but someone needs to teach kids about the threats and hazards of social networking sites. It might seem cheesy, but at least we're getting people working on solutions to help teach children.
He retired in 1997 and died last summer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._James_Exon
It doesn't matter what you think, it just matters what the Chinese government thinks.
Why'd they mention that the teen has epilepsy? What's the importance in that detail?
I'm enrolled in a Gothic Literature class and was having troubles understanding the timeline. Instead of going to the prof first, I read the Wikipedia. The site read almost exactly like the syllabus. I emailed him asking if he contributed (also about my unanswered question), and he said he had worked on. Profs aren't that "unhip".
The 350D is the same as the Digital Rebel XT. The 300D is the same as the Digital Rebel. In Japan, they called the original the Kiss Digital and the 350D the Kiss n Digital. Now they'll have the 400D/Rebel XTi/Kiss X joining the list in a bit.
I agree with you fully. I love being able to keep track of things easier. Turns out, one of high school classmates got engaged and I certainly wouldn't have known about it any other way. But I really don't like the way the layout is. It's just bad and needs to be fixed, along with the "options to feed" or whatever. I don't want people to easily see if I wrote on someone else's wall on my minifeed and it's just a pain to delete them all of the time. So, as I see it now, the feed system is bad and needs to be fixed. Once it's fixed, I'll be happy. Though I do think it's kind of interesting to see how everyone has become polarized over this. There're very few causes nowadays that'll cause a group of 260k+ college students to band together over (even if it is only online grouping)
I'm just curious, but did anyone at Facebook think about how they're going to be losing ad revenue from this? If everyone can get all the information on one page (the page you get at immediately when you login), pageviews will drop dramatically. That doesn't sound like a winning business plan, especially when everyone hates it as is. The largest group I can find against it is at 170,000, with 25k on the petiononline petition.
Newegg will let you buy an OEM copy if you buy a $.99 bag of thumbscrews.
The titanium for SR-71's was purchased from the USSR, at least according to the History Channel.
I don't think that many people are going to view this after they realize that it is not, in fact, a book describing various methods to destroy the world and start a utopian undersea colony.
I must say that I like DualDisc as well. When I was at the store looking at picking up Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue" and saw the option for DualDisc for like, 2 bucks more, I jumped all over it. I can use the CD side anywhere, but when I want I can plop the DVD into my home theatre setup and get pristine 5.1. It really works well, though, I can't imagine that I'd make all of my future purchases in DualDisc (even if that were a possibility), let alone in this new format.
Am I the only one that this is going insanely slow for? Pages take somewhere around 1 minute to load, and I have 1.5 mbps DSL and no load on the network. Is this an isolated incident? Regardless, I must say that this excites me. It's fun when I see a track then have to wait to see if it was a calibration test or not, secretly praying that I actually find a particle and get published.