The building is now and forever will be called the Sears Tower. No locals call it the Willis Tower. No non-locals should either. It's a landmark and a piece of architectural history. Like the headline says, it is "Chicago's." In this sense, it will always belong to the public, and the ability of some random foreign insurance firm to finagle some temporary naming rights will never change that.
So.. do Nerds pedantically correct people's statements for the sake of accuracy, or just for the sake of being different?
Where was that $39 billion when it came to putting up and maintaining signal towers? Where was that $39 billion when it came to customer service? Where was that $39 billion when it came to the outlandishly expensive service?
All this money, and what does AT&T do with it? It's like a slap in the face for their own customers.
Though I agree, I can't help but think about this one detail: Wouldn't they suddenly have all of TMobile's already-installed hardware?
Back in the early 00's I had a problem with having a huge music library and trying to keep it synced across my work computer, home computer, and laptop. It was frustrating, I had a 'collection' but in 3 distinct piles. I'd end up with some songs on one machine and different ones on another, etc. At some point a music subscription service came along. I gave it a go and I'm still happy with it even today. Instead of having to copy 10's of gigs of MP3s over, I just install the app, log in, and play.
I know music-on-demand isn't highly regarded around here, but seriously, I don't miss keeping track of all that music. I do, however, enjoy finding new stuff to listen to and being able to hear it in its entirety.
That depends on which part of which country he lives in, which is something you should have asked him before jumping to this conclusion.
What you going to do, shoot the water as it swirls round your feet
If he lives in Southern Missouri, he'll never have water swirling around his feet. What he could have is a shortage of creature comforts like food being delivered to the grocery store. He'd be able to shoot animals for food.
When people seem crazy, try asking them questions . Chances are you just don't understand.
I am currently forming an investment group that is buying land around Carson City, NV and all along the Nevada and California border. With the next earthquake, our analysts expect California to drop into the Pacific making all of our land BEACHFRONT!
Yours,
Lex
If I help you out, will you give me my own city? I shall call it: San Fierro!
Down in the Ozarks they had a weather device for sale that determined the weather. It was a rock hanging from string. If it was swaying, it was windy. If it was wet, it was raining. If it was gone, tornado.
Mercury has a magnetic field unlike Venus or Mars. If I remember one article right it's also more dense of a planet. Maybe we'll find some nifty raw materials there that some day in the future we could harvest.
Spectra-graphic analysis shows several vespene geysers.
I'm not sure how this is worth posting... I mean I guess there are the ad views to consider but really, this has been fully covered already in a multitude of stories.
Still, that Slashdottian Apple-hate must be worth a lot of money to Taco and friends.
This story's redundant, the post I'm quoting isn't.
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If we did it would be a happier country.
Not perfect, maybe - but happier.
Why, will Ponn Farr be made mandatory?
Does that mean he had previously dismissed it as a bad idea and then after someone else made progress he jumped aboard?
No ... though it sure could offer new meaning to 'Blue Screen of Death'.
Only if it's a hardware problem, yeesh.
So... do assholes sarcastically deride people's statements for the sake of personal inadequacies, or just for the sake of being assholes?
Does it matter? We're noisy because others are noisy.
The building is now and forever will be called the Sears Tower. No locals call it the Willis Tower. No non-locals should either. It's a landmark and a piece of architectural history. Like the headline says, it is "Chicago's." In this sense, it will always belong to the public, and the ability of some random foreign insurance firm to finagle some temporary naming rights will never change that.
So.. do Nerds pedantically correct people's statements for the sake of accuracy, or just for the sake of being different?
If they are transparent, how can they capture the light and convert the photons to electrons?
For the same reason your car windshield is transparent, but your Transitions glasses won't darken.
And Americans vote for corrupt garbage.
So, what, we solve this problem by voting for the dudes that say they're honest and working for the people?
Where was that $39 billion when it came to putting up and maintaining signal towers? Where was that $39 billion when it came to customer service? Where was that $39 billion when it came to the outlandishly expensive service?
All this money, and what does AT&T do with it? It's like a slap in the face for their own customers.
Though I agree, I can't help but think about this one detail: Wouldn't they suddenly have all of TMobile's already-installed hardware?
Back in the early 00's I had a problem with having a huge music library and trying to keep it synced across my work computer, home computer, and laptop. It was frustrating, I had a 'collection' but in 3 distinct piles. I'd end up with some songs on one machine and different ones on another, etc. At some point a music subscription service came along. I gave it a go and I'm still happy with it even today. Instead of having to copy 10's of gigs of MP3s over, I just install the app, log in, and play.
I know music-on-demand isn't highly regarded around here, but seriously, I don't miss keeping track of all that music. I do, however, enjoy finding new stuff to listen to and being able to hear it in its entirety.
I generally refer to them as BribeBM.
That actually sounds more like a laxitive. "Try new BribeMB with prescrption-strength analphlox!"
Bring on the bloat!
Bring on the apps-are-written-way-quicker-but-people-call-that-bloat!
You still haven't mastered the word 'hypocrite'. ;)
I thought your keyboard was taken away!
So, eating a banana is as radioactive as a threesome?
Like anybody here would have any experience with either.
so start your own wireless internet company, and promise your customers unlimited access.
are you not free to do so?
Correct. You can figure out why.
Average doses in the world due to fallout: 0.11mSv
Average doses in Japan due to fallout: 0.012mSv
Isn't it ironic how the only country that was attacked with nuclear weapons actually has less fallout than the rest of the world?
It might be if these two events happened a few decades more recently.
Thank you.
As an aside, I don't understand anyways how one could "cure" homosexuality.
The rationale is born from a combination of ignorance and discomfort of being around people that are different.,
Bit of a silly response, don't you think?
That depends on which part of which country he lives in, which is something you should have asked him before jumping to this conclusion.
What you going to do, shoot the water as it swirls round your feet
If he lives in Southern Missouri, he'll never have water swirling around his feet. What he could have is a shortage of creature comforts like food being delivered to the grocery store. He'd be able to shoot animals for food.
When people seem crazy, try asking them questions . Chances are you just don't understand.
Hello!
I am currently forming an investment group that is buying land around Carson City, NV and all along the Nevada and California border. With the next earthquake, our analysts expect California to drop into the Pacific making all of our land BEACHFRONT!
Yours,
Lex
If I help you out, will you give me my own city? I shall call it: San Fierro!
Why so many accounts Commodore64Love? Why do you cower? You are totally pathetic.
Hi Tim!
Your laptop can be used to detect earthquakes...
Down in the Ozarks they had a weather device for sale that determined the weather. It was a rock hanging from string. If it was swaying, it was windy. If it was wet, it was raining. If it was gone, tornado.
Which program do you think has inspired more children to enter the sciences Apollo or Voyager?
TNG. :)
Mercury has a magnetic field unlike Venus or Mars. If I remember one article right it's also more dense of a planet. Maybe we'll find some nifty raw materials there that some day in the future we could harvest.
Spectra-graphic analysis shows several vespene geysers.
I'm not sure how this is worth posting... I mean I guess there are the ad views to consider but really, this has been fully covered already in a multitude of stories.
Still, that Slashdottian Apple-hate must be worth a lot of money to Taco and friends.
This story's redundant, the post I'm quoting isn't.
Picture the Tron guy, then ask that question again.
Woosh....