Rush Limbaugh (conservative commentator) had such a system in place, I don't recall if it was removed or not, but does allow for an extra commercial spot. It also removes the use of a dramatic pause. Orson Welles would not approve.
XM has Air America (liberal talk radio) so it's difficult to suggest either service leans one way. The goal is profit, not ideology.
http://www.xmradio.com/programming/channel_page.js p?ch=167
I'm a fan of Opie and Anthony, and they are turning up the "sex factor" of the show recently, in competition to Howard Stern.
It would be easier to understand your position if current American police policy wasn't to use speeding tickets, under the guise of safety, as a revenue generator.
When is Intel going to move to Pentium 5 chips instead of a billion models of Pentium 4s? Sure it may seem redundant (pent = 5) but it was at least easy to keep some of this stuff straight when the chips matched to their socket sizes and years somewhat well. P4s go back at least to 2001, when is Intel going to help the everyone sell new hardware?
And while we're at it, could AMD explain their CPU lines better (esp. to consumers)?
This is very similar to DRM, something you are buying is intentional designed to work against you. And like DRM, this will eventually have reporting technology inside it to send out a "give me a fine" packet. Big Brother is getting into the computer, Big Brother wants to sit in your passenger seat.
Radio and TV have done this for years, often a company will have several 800 (toll free) numbers, and measure each ads effectiveness by which number is called.
I ditto the comments regarding the plastic airplane model plans and the overspecializtion of pieces, but I'm suprized the grey and black castle pieces haven't been brought up much. It was the one specialized piece that worked with the rest and allowed a lone kid to make large structures quickly, even with ramparts and swinging walls to allow the archer figures to be moved inside. Those were the days...
I'm suprized they don't have a $100-200 kit that has a motor, video cam, and wheels, so one could wirelessly control the vehicle one makes. That'd even work for non-Lego hovercraft.
Simply because IBM mentions broadband doesn't mean it has anything to do with system-to-system data transmission. This sounds a bit like Intel's marketing of "shiny new Pentiums make the Internet faster."
Remember when radio ads directed you to visit ach tee tee pee colon slash slash double-u double-u double-u dot $NAME dot com? People will learn this new method, eventually.
There are 22 wireless networks around me, and a third of them have no protection at all, another 50% have WEP, and the rest have WPA. If the protected networks could turn down their broadcast strength it would help others. Also, half of the "open" networks use the default SSID and channel.
...very much a stereotypical rich white power broker asshole.
Let's try that again with $ethnic_group.
...very much a stereotypical rich $ethnic_group power broker asshole.
Sounds pretty racist to me. If you're making an arguement try to avoid racism, it's like swearing, it's just filler that works against your message.
Mass. works best with a Republican Gov. and a Democratic "General Court" to prevent the Democrats from having total control to mess things up. Remember Dukakis' national aspirations?
He believes that rather than adopting technological methods to try to stop unauthorized copying of music, record companies need to do more to remove the incentive for piracy."
Translation: cut prices, allow personal copying w/o restrictions.
Am I the only person who doesn't get any of this and just thinks it sounds like a SciFi novel? Now I think I understand how the people felt when they were told the world is a sphere.
I always thought ATX power supplies are quite wasteful. Let's go back to AT, shall we?
I'd rather not, replacing the supply often ment changing the physical plug on the front of the case. ATX and newer designs offer power to the board as long it it's plugged in, for features such as Wake-on-LAN (and modem). For home users, this is a waste, but useful in business networks. Since ATX uses "soft-power" it needs to power the board to a small degree.
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Rush Limbaugh (conservative commentator) had such a system in place, I don't recall if it was removed or not, but does allow for an extra commercial spot. It also removes the use of a dramatic pause. Orson Welles would not approve.
XM has Air America (liberal talk radio) so it's difficult to suggest either service leans one way. The goal is profit, not ideology. http://www.xmradio.com/programming/channel_page.js p?ch=167
I'm a fan of Opie and Anthony, and they are turning up the "sex factor" of the show recently, in competition to Howard Stern.
It would be easier to understand your position if current American police policy wasn't to use speeding tickets, under the guise of safety, as a revenue generator.
And while we're at it, could AMD explain their CPU lines better (esp. to consumers)?
This is very similar to DRM, something you are buying is intentional designed to work against you. And like DRM, this will eventually have reporting technology inside it to send out a "give me a fine" packet. Big Brother is getting into the computer, Big Brother wants to sit in your passenger seat.
Radio and TV have done this for years, often a company will have several 800 (toll free) numbers, and measure each ads effectiveness by which number is called.
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Mired in Zealand? Isn't that Naw'leans's problem now? See, if they had just switched to Linux the city wouldn't have flooded!
I'm suprized they don't have a $100-200 kit that has a motor, video cam, and wheels, so one could wirelessly control the vehicle one makes. That'd even work for non-Lego hovercraft.
Microsoft's best product is their mice. Simple is beautiful.
"The Pentium III will make the Internet a much more consumer-friendly environment," says Jami Dover, Intel's marketing vice president. Surfing today, Dover maintains, is a limited experience because data-transfer rates over ordinary telephone lines do not allow for high-quality audio, video and 3D graphics. "You take people raised on TV and show them a flat, text [Web] page," says Dover. "It's quite a juxtaposition." I guess Intel was hoping the world could go through a phone line with enough compression.
To us this is a nitpick, to the general public this is more confusion in a jargon filled marketplace.
Damn you marketing droids! This has nothing to do with broadband at all.
Remember when radio ads directed you to visit ach tee tee pee colon slash slash double-u double-u double-u dot $NAME dot com? People will learn this new method, eventually.
There are 22 wireless networks around me, and a third of them have no protection at all, another 50% have WEP, and the rest have WPA. If the protected networks could turn down their broadcast strength it would help others. Also, half of the "open" networks use the default SSID and channel.
She won't let you touch her TI486?
Niggardly isn't a racist term, it means "miserly." The usage of in a context of slavery is clearly a troll.
What is this about? Anything that involves "lockout" or "proprietary" sends me away.
You'd need a pretty big flash.
Let's try that again with $ethnic_group.
Sounds pretty racist to me. If you're making an arguement try to avoid racism, it's like swearing, it's just filler that works against your message.
Mass. works best with a Republican Gov. and a Democratic "General Court" to prevent the Democrats from having total control to mess things up. Remember Dukakis' national aspirations?
Translation: cut prices, allow personal copying w/o restrictions.
I thought it was referring to radio. Now will this be banned when some terrorist uses a cell phone to blow up a train?
Am I the only person who doesn't get any of this and just thinks it sounds like a SciFi novel? Now I think I understand how the people felt when they were told the world is a sphere.
I'd rather not, replacing the supply often ment changing the physical plug on the front of the case. ATX and newer designs offer power to the board as long it it's plugged in, for features such as Wake-on-LAN (and modem). For home users, this is a waste, but useful in business networks. Since ATX uses "soft-power" it needs to power the board to a small degree.
One could simply take a meter and install it on a portable stand, add some wires and you're done.
So you're saying Anthrax is an equal opportunity employer? I'll be here all day folks. Be sure to tip your server.