It's "provocative" because the States is a very stable democratic state. Whereas China is an unstable communist one, allied with you-know-who at that...
Really? I thought your heart stops during the fall. It can't take the epinephrine produced during the realization of you, well... dying. So it just quits. So people die before impact.
There's a reason why Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, etc. are all so successful. Particularly Microsoft: its name is 3 syllables; the logo is plain and simple, with a simple font and a stylized "O". Short and sweet. People recognize it right away. This is the reason why large firms have an entire department (marketing) dedicated to researching this. "What makes our product stand out?" "What provides that 'punch'?"
Wii sure is short. But I'm not sure if it's "sweet"....
1. IE rises from the dead: After insisting that Internet Explorer was an inextricable part of Windows, Microsoft abruptly changed course and decided to develop and deliver a new standalone version of its browser, after all. Nothing like a little competition to open new doors (and windows).
This is beating a dead horse but... there's a reason why "Photoshop" has become a generic verb to mean "to manipulate/edit photos" and "GIMP" hasn't. Hell, it still means "an incapable/incompetent fellow" to me.
A Firefox for music?
It is called foobar2000. No, it's not open-source. But the premise is there: freedom. Freedom over the formats you want to use, the looks, usability, versatility, etc.
It hasn't picked up pace yet, big boy. Connection fees are absurd. It's also slow and not worth it.
But then again, this is what they said about broadband internets. (Minus the slow part obviously...)
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At my university, students can get the latest Vista and Office for $15 ea. XP and the old Office cost $5. Not bad considering they retail for $300.
The free software has been discontinued as of DEC 11.
It's "provocative" because the States is a very stable democratic state. Whereas China is an unstable communist one, allied with you-know-who at that...
Really? I thought your heart stops during the fall. It can't take the epinephrine produced during the realization of you, well... dying. So it just quits. So people die before impact.
Who looks at the prices when buying these weapons...? This is totally useless.
But making your in-laws buy Neil Diamond... that, well, some things you just can't condone.
I'm sure it was his "in-laws"'s computer and also "their" Neil Diamond CD...
There's a reason why Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, etc. are all so successful. Particularly Microsoft: its name is 3 syllables; the logo is plain and simple, with a simple font and a stylized "O". Short and sweet. People recognize it right away. This is the reason why large firms have an entire department (marketing) dedicated to researching this. "What makes our product stand out?" "What provides that 'punch'?" Wii sure is short. But I'm not sure if it's "sweet"....
I hope to God you're joking.
Looks like the spell checker got pwned by fatal1ty too! .... with a name like Fatal1ty, you'd think so, wouldn't you?
I don't play games to escape anything.
I play games to have fun. Try that.
You can't click on any of the ads. What's the point? Or am I missing something here?
Let Google handle it?
It's probably encrypted to hell and would take 10 years to bruteforce... By then, your CC would've already expired.
1. IE rises from the dead: After insisting that Internet Explorer was an inextricable part of Windows, Microsoft abruptly changed course and decided to develop and deliver a new standalone version of its browser, after all. Nothing like a little competition to open new doors (and windows).
Haven't they been doing this...?
You have to keep it open for as long as possible after you're done fapping. It's etiquette.
This is beating a dead horse but... there's a reason why "Photoshop" has become a generic verb to mean "to manipulate/edit photos" and "GIMP" hasn't. Hell, it still means "an incapable/incompetent fellow" to me.
A Firefox for music? It is called foobar2000. No, it's not open-source. But the premise is there: freedom. Freedom over the formats you want to use, the looks, usability, versatility, etc.
One word: cellphones.
It hasn't picked up pace yet, big boy. Connection fees are absurd. It's also slow and not worth it. But then again, this is what they said about broadband internets. (Minus the slow part obviously...)
Some artists have lyrics printed on the album inserts.