Because no Indians travel to America seeking their fortunes. Some Indians will tell you that, but some won't. India has suffered a lot of bullshit that the USA hasn't, that's for sure.
But gasp! If you do that every child in the USA will be a hideous atheist freak within 3 weeks! The only real future for our children is no electricity, just like in those glorious 1950's days!
Let's not forget the most important question, by how much and does it last? We've all heard of the miracle drugs the spammers send us and penis pumps but this looks like it could be even better!
I understand that without this there will be brownouts but this is exactly when AC's need to be cranked up the most. Couldn't they expand the power grid or install batteries in houses instead of not giving us power when we most want it?
I suspect the Australian Government was just desperate to get on a bandwagon while it was new, any bandwagon.
P.S. Ruddy: I hear free FTTN internet for everyone is an up and coming bandwagon.
The problem is that it doesn't seem to do anything. Anyone who would play the game would jump at a chance to be an astronaut (along with a ton who wouldn't play).
And if they're looking for people interested in less glamorous jobs, showing them how fantastic being an astronaut would be is entirely the wrong response.
How exactly does Firefox or Opera stop problems. I use Firefox, but not to avoid problems with IE, I use it to avoid the horrendous standards support and the extensions.
Try living in Australia. I can either get a capped connection, or I can have a slow, slow and unreliable connection. It's easy to read the fine print; jut hope that theres an alternative.
So...to run this browser, I need an OS to run the browser to run the OS so I can run the text-based browser in. Un-un-un-unIngenuiosity! It isn't redundant at all.
There isn't a point really, is there? For the low low cost of increased bandwidth use, and more processor time taken up by two OSes running simultaneously, you get...oh my, there doesn't seem to be a use that someone couldn't get by, perhaps, just running linux.
Wow, this is innovative. Oh yes, I'll just stream my music up and YouOS will stream back the sound. If you have any even moderate amounts of music, this is sort of ridiculous on a limit. If I play 14 CD's, that's my entire months limit gone almost (10GB). Unless, of course, it compresses it or plays at a low bitrate, which rather belies the point of having one. What's wrong with Winamp?
A Yahoo/Microsoft Takeover of google...If this happens, then hopefully we won't have to deal with an even more annoying Google Toolbar. And not to mention the changes Google would go through, to even get to results we'll have to trudge through 3 pages of ads, and Microsoft news releases.
Although,admittedly, I don't know much about VOiP, surely monitoring a dedicated landline would be much easier then trying to pick out the signals in the spare network traffic. As pointed out earlier, it is nearly always encrypted...what will happen next? Products to lockdown telephones? I'd like an encrypter on my landline personally.
Ha, I'm going to enjoy Vista when it comes out. I'll just open the web browser. Hmm Not Compatible. Well, I'll listen to some music. Odd, it says Windows Media Player was removed. Oh well, I'll install Winamp, which will subsequently fail to work. Hmm, my fancy 3d desktop doesn't actually do much, and oh! it's crashed. Although I think Microsoft will push it through again, I'm switching to Mac.
Yes, but then again Google has it's toolbar which seems to be in everything. Sure it's easy to get rid of, and easy to avoid, but it seems that everyone has a toolbar nowdays - some are just shadier about it.
If the sun really does have a companion, then because it is so much closer than any other star (I assume), wouldn't we see a very fast star movement somewhere? And if it does have a companion, one would logically assume that it would be the closest star.
I always tthought that Apple was all about form, making it look good. Sun always seemed to be about functionality. Although it looks like a good combination, Apple is Apple, and I'd buy an Apple product for the prestige value. Which is why I own an Apple iPod nano, rather than I own another product - it looks good. All about style.
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Because no Indians travel to America seeking their fortunes. Some Indians will tell you that, but some won't. India has suffered a lot of bullshit that the USA hasn't, that's for sure.
But gasp! If you do that every child in the USA will be a hideous atheist freak within 3 weeks! The only real future for our children is no electricity, just like in those glorious 1950's days!
Let's not forget the most important question, by how much and does it last? We've all heard of the miracle drugs the spammers send us and penis pumps but this looks like it could be even better!
The next day, nobody goes to work as they haven't got enough battery power in their cars.
I understand that without this there will be brownouts but this is exactly when AC's need to be cranked up the most. Couldn't they expand the power grid or install batteries in houses instead of not giving us power when we most want it?
I suspect the Australian Government was just desperate to get on a bandwagon while it was new, any bandwagon. P.S. Ruddy: I hear free FTTN internet for everyone is an up and coming bandwagon.
"Houston - we have a problem." "Aight, I put on my robe and wizard hat."
The problem is that it doesn't seem to do anything. Anyone who would play the game would jump at a chance to be an astronaut (along with a ton who wouldn't play). And if they're looking for people interested in less glamorous jobs, showing them how fantastic being an astronaut would be is entirely the wrong response.
"It says here you spent more on your game than you know. Exploring space." "In our defense, it's a pretty good game."
How exactly does Firefox or Opera stop problems. I use Firefox, but not to avoid problems with IE, I use it to avoid the horrendous standards support and the extensions.
Try living in Australia. I can either get a capped connection, or I can have a slow, slow and unreliable connection. It's easy to read the fine print; jut hope that theres an alternative.
So...to run this browser, I need an OS to run the browser to run the OS so I can run the text-based browser in. Un-un-un-unIngenuiosity! It isn't redundant at all.
Oh, I'd forgotten there was no other way to transfer data between computers. Silly me.
Aren't these alternatives? Useless power wasting alternatives to good alternatives, but alternatives nonetheless. I'm confused too.
There isn't a point really, is there? For the low low cost of increased bandwidth use, and more processor time taken up by two OSes running simultaneously, you get...oh my, there doesn't seem to be a use that someone couldn't get by, perhaps, just running linux.
Wow, this is innovative. Oh yes, I'll just stream my music up and YouOS will stream back the sound. If you have any even moderate amounts of music, this is sort of ridiculous on a limit. If I play 14 CD's, that's my entire months limit gone almost (10GB). Unless, of course, it compresses it or plays at a low bitrate, which rather belies the point of having one. What's wrong with Winamp?
A Yahoo/Microsoft Takeover of google...If this happens, then hopefully we won't have to deal with an even more annoying Google Toolbar. And not to mention the changes Google would go through, to even get to results we'll have to trudge through 3 pages of ads, and Microsoft news releases.
Although,admittedly, I don't know much about VOiP, surely monitoring a dedicated landline would be much easier then trying to pick out the signals in the spare network traffic. As pointed out earlier, it is nearly always encrypted...what will happen next? Products to lockdown telephones? I'd like an encrypter on my landline personally.
Ha, I'm going to enjoy Vista when it comes out. I'll just open the web browser. Hmm Not Compatible. Well, I'll listen to some music. Odd, it says Windows Media Player was removed. Oh well, I'll install Winamp, which will subsequently fail to work. Hmm, my fancy 3d desktop doesn't actually do much, and oh! it's crashed. Although I think Microsoft will push it through again, I'm switching to Mac.
Yes, but then again Google has it's toolbar which seems to be in everything. Sure it's easy to get rid of, and easy to avoid, but it seems that everyone has a toolbar nowdays - some are just shadier about it.
If the sun really does have a companion, then because it is so much closer than any other star (I assume), wouldn't we see a very fast star movement somewhere? And if it does have a companion, one would logically assume that it would be the closest star.
good that you're honest enough to admit that you're a fashion victim rather than actually choosing an item for its functionality and quality :-)
Sad but true. I just couldn't resist it's sleek white charms...honestly, it costs so much more, it had better be a fashion statement.
Yes...I'd buy an iPod, but I'd never consider buying an Apple computer. Even iTunes is vaguely annoying.
I always tthought that Apple was all about form, making it look good. Sun always seemed to be about functionality. Although it looks like a good combination, Apple is Apple, and I'd buy an Apple product for the prestige value. Which is why I own an Apple iPod nano, rather than I own another product - it looks good. All about style.
Oooh embarrassing...I meant SystemWorks.