"We, therefore, the Representatives of the united States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions"
and
"And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor."
Isn't the whole point of the MiFi to provide internet access? So, what have you gained? And it's meant to be moved around a lot -- once you hack it, it'll be out of range soon anyway.
The new Android phones may not be 100% open, but I think they are certainly a step in the right direction. I'm really surprised that Verizon allowed them on their network.
I've said it for years -- it's not just about skipping commercials. It's also about being able to see shows that I can't watch while they're on. More people will watch a show if they can see it at their convenience.
trust me... when a DM asks you (a store employee) why sales are bad, and you give them the logical explanation as to why... then ignores the whole conversation to just say. "We'll your not selling enough cell phones"...
I know exactly what you're talking about. I used to work there about ten years ago. At one point they changed the process for selling DirecTv units. It went from a quick thing to a complicated process where the customer had to do a lot of stuff before they could leave. They next week I overheard the DM ask (with a straight face) "I wonder why DirecTv sales are down this week".
I left around the time they started using secret shoppers to find and fire employees who didn't offer every single customer a cell phone AND a satellite TV.
Maybe that was his plan all along. He goes on TV and says something stupid that hurts his client. His client then gets the judge to delay the case because he needs time to get another lawyer.
The 5200 joysticks weren't that bad. I actually liked them. The problem was that they'd wear out very quickly and then the buttons would become unresponsive.
Have you ever heard the media mention the term "HIV" without immediately following it with "the virus that causes AIDS"? It's the media that's bonded those terms.
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replicate != steal
I wonder what would happen if Adobe said: "Allow Flash on the iPhone or we're pulling Photoshop from the Mac"
Chick-fil-A's not cheap...
Headphones and/or earplugs
It's like Microsoft trying to buy Intel...
Sound's like next week's SyFy movie of the week
Hmmm...If Google bought Palm, they could release an "Official Palm Emulator" for Android phones.
When was the last time "the original programmers" did any work on OS/2? Isn't it still running ATMs today?
Let's see...
Close Gitmo...chec...oh wait...
Health Care negotiations in public view..chec...oh wait...
No lobbyists...chec...oh wait...
Politics as usual...check.
What about:
"We, therefore, the Representatives of the united States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions"
and
"And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor."
The Droid Eris supports multi-touch in it's browser and photo app.
Isn't the whole point of the MiFi to provide internet access? So, what have you gained? And it's meant to be moved around a lot -- once you hack it, it'll be out of range soon anyway.
The new Android phones may not be 100% open, but I think they are certainly a step in the right direction. I'm really surprised that Verizon allowed them on their network.
I've said it for years -- it's not just about skipping commercials. It's also about being able to see shows that I can't watch while they're on. More people will watch a show if they can see it at their convenience.
It's not "free" if you have to pay for the phone and the monthly data plan.
The PS3's not a game system. It's a Blu-ray player.
trust me... when a DM asks you (a store employee) why sales are bad, and you give them the logical explanation as to why... then ignores the whole conversation to just say. "We'll your not selling enough cell phones"...
I know exactly what you're talking about. I used to work there about ten years ago. At one point they changed the process for selling DirecTv units. It went from a quick thing to a complicated process where the customer had to do a lot of stuff before they could leave. They next week I overheard the DM ask (with a straight face) "I wonder why DirecTv sales are down this week".
I left around the time they started using secret shoppers to find and fire employees who didn't offer every single customer a cell phone AND a satellite TV.
If you thought a plumber here on earth was expensive, just want to you get this guy's bill for the house call.
...PETA got to them.
"original footage search committee"?
Non-interactive non-fiction?
Maybe that was his plan all along. He goes on TV and says something stupid that hurts his client. His client then gets the judge to delay the case because he needs time to get another lawyer.
The 5200 joysticks weren't that bad. I actually liked them. The problem was that they'd wear out very quickly and then the buttons would become unresponsive.
The Game Gear had a higher resolution screen, but that ended up making the characters/sprites smaller and thus harder to see.
I remember at camp I had a Lynx and another kid had a Game Gear. He always wanted to play my Lynx.
"HIV/AIDS"
Have you ever heard the media mention the term "HIV" without immediately following it with "the virus that causes AIDS"? It's the media that's bonded those terms.