They already have your snail mail address, bank account info, and SSN. What is the advantage of not giving them your email address?
<sarcasm> Maybe it is the illusion of privacy.
Or could it be the relative comfort of knowing that their employer doesn't know that their email address is captsparkypants@example.com or some other silly address? </sarcasm>
No matter what, I will still refer to Radio Shack as Radio Shaft.
Of course, this has nothing to do with their most recent actions (rtfa), but because I like to play with company names (examples: Subway -> Grubway, Cingular -> Suckular...).
Everyone knows they use red lasers for the sharks.
Red lasers for sharks are so 1997, just like ill tempered mutated sea bass. All sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads want to look cool, and therefore only use blue lasers.
Is it a video game device? A movie player? A music player?
You left out "personal intimate massage unit" and "spinach stuck between teeth removal device"
I doubt even Sony really knows the answer to that question...
I think Sony thought it would be a Nintendo DS (or Nintendo DS Lite) kille, and would injur or maim the iPod. They must have decided that giving it the ability to do everything would cause it to dominate the market. Unfortunately, they ended up producing the handheld version of the Bradley tank (without the planned flying feature).
Note: I own a Nintendo DS, and tag all Sony related stories as "sonycrap", so I may be a bit biased.
I think Rockstar is also thinking "Hmmmm... if we give him a copy of the game, and he sues us, we can place a "As Seen On Court TV" sticker on our games!"
It's OK to steal music if one of your relatives is about to die.
Actually, I think the more important question is "If you are in college and your roomate commits suicide, would you get straight A's for your grief in addition to the RIAA's suit against you dropped?"
Of course, Eclipse is a good tool because it is multiplatform and highly extensible. I find it great for java and python (through pydev) work on my Mac and other boxen.
It just full of crap.... Can anyone point out a page that's actually worth looking at?
Here is a Myspace page kinda sorta maybe worth looking at... The Terms of Service Page. After that, it is all down hill.
Not wanting to sound like a troll, but I would describe MySpace as being something similar to the AOL effect (the legendary propensity of America Online users to utter contentless postings) plus Geocities (free websites for the masses) being applied to blogs. Sure, it gives a lot of people the means to say something on the net, but unfortunately the noise to signal ratio is very high.
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<sarcasm>
Maybe it is the illusion of privacy.
Or could it be the relative comfort of knowing that their employer doesn't know that their email address is captsparkypants@example.com or some other silly address?
</sarcasm>
No matter what, I will still refer to Radio Shack as Radio Shaft.
Of course, this has nothing to do with their most recent actions (rtfa), but because I like to play with company names (examples: Subway -> Grubway, Cingular -> Suckular...).
Would you like a cell phone with that?
Red lasers for sharks are so 1997, just like ill tempered mutated sea bass. All sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads want to look cool, and therefore only use blue lasers.
I try to think of it as being "Social Outcast -ware". All it needs is some friends and love (i.e. a girlfriend) and it will be all ok in the end.
My ex-girlfriend used to yell out "SHEEPIES!!" every time sheep were involved while playing the game at various Mensa gatherings.
I can't wait to hear "SHEEPIES!!" live over the network.
It also appears that someone forgot to install service pack 2 and the most recent critical updates to the license.
Ah yes... the good ole days ('99-'00). If I remember correctly, Caldera also offered PacMan in their installers.
Of course, I never got to play either one. Even back then, *hell no, I didn't SCO*
More accurately, first Apple ripped off Xerox Parc and made MacOS. Microsoft then ripped off Xerox Parc and Apple and made Windows 1.0.
You left out "personal intimate massage unit" and "spinach stuck between teeth removal device"
I think Sony thought it would be a Nintendo DS (or Nintendo DS Lite) kille, and would injur or maim the iPod. They must have decided that giving it the ability to do everything would cause it to dominate the market. Unfortunately, they ended up producing the handheld version of the Bradley tank (without the planned flying feature).
Note: I own a Nintendo DS, and tag all Sony related stories as "sonycrap", so I may be a bit biased.
Apparently, Macrovision must have successfully scrambled item number 3.
Why bother... just buy a Dell and use batteries produced by Sony.
With my sick mind, the following slogan came to mind... "UK Universities: Where students are just dying to earn their degrees"
I think Rockstar is also thinking "Hmmmm... if we give him a copy of the game, and he sues us, we can place a "As Seen On Court TV" sticker on our games!"
Actually, I think the more important question is "If you are in college and your roomate commits suicide, would you get straight A's for your grief in addition to the RIAA's suit against you dropped?"
Goatse?! Hell, these amateurs forgot tubgirl too!
You! Lawyers RIAA! Get you the hot bullets of shotgun to die!
Tell **that** to the RIAA Lawyers!
Well, Pastafarian Heaven *does* have a beer volcano and a stripper factory. That is pretty damn close to College in my book.
According to Google Maps, it is located in NJ!
It is located in Europe.
(the joke only works if you follow the link... sorry)
I can imagine trying to use Vista's speech recognition software...
After every time you get "Dear aunt, let's set so double the killer delete select all" a popup ad for USPS, UPS, FedEx... would popup.
Hmmm.... Lets see, according to the IMDB.com full credits page they are not involved. I think we will be safe.
And now, the obligatory MST3k quote:
"Okay, let's see here... Shatner, Shatner... no, doesn't look like he's in this one; we're safe." - Tom Servo
I can't believe that the article didn't recommend Eclipse. Even Apple's Developer Connection recommends this wonderful program.
Of course, Eclipse is a good tool because it is multiplatform and highly extensible. I find it great for java and python (through pydev) work on my Mac and other boxen.
Here is a Myspace page kinda sorta maybe worth looking at... The Terms of Service Page. After that, it is all down hill.
Not wanting to sound like a troll, but I would describe MySpace as being something similar to the AOL effect (the legendary propensity of America Online users to utter contentless postings) plus Geocities (free websites for the masses) being applied to blogs. Sure, it gives a lot of people the means to say something on the net, but unfortunately the noise to signal ratio is very high.