I estimated that it'd be around 70~80%, in which case I would still have considered my argument valid (after all, they don't have a complete monopoly on dekstop operating systems either). I must say that with new statistics considered, my argument fails.
Sorry for making such a definitive statement without checking my assumptions first. Then again, that is default behaviour around here.:P
As long as this remains an informational campaign (although it is obviously very angled) I think this will help parents make informed decisions.
As long as it helps the parents aquire more knowledge about their children's playthings, good. If they try to take away the Wii's internet access instead of promoting good parenting, bad.
This happens over here in Sweden aswell. I saw people do this lots and lots with both Prison Break and Lost, since the episodes aired about one or two weeks later over here, people downloaded them from BitTorrent.
Only the latency needs to be high. This means it'll take 20 minutes to request something, but after that it might aswell be fiberlicious hot steamy martian sex.
A sarcastic "Don't be evil" is not an insightful (much less thoughtful, intelligent, or unique) response to every single action Google takes for the rest of eternity.
You must be new here, etc.
Had somebody taken time to care about the guy in office space, they would immediately have recognised "signs". This is purely anecdotal, though, and doesn't necessarily apply to real life.
I myself think that people without reasonable goals to strive for (long, short, mid term) are the only ones likely to go kahoots.
Visions and ethics mean nothing. Accept it or be labled a communist/terrorist (you're not implying that the free market may have a downside or two, do you?)
You just got trolled, man. People are just going to continue doing that shit until you stop responding in ways they find hilarious (that is, at all - they want to waste people's time).
That's nothing to them. Voting with your dollars is a good way to make people forget the one vote per person thing. Thankfully America hasn't voted per dollar, and instead have made themselves a court system to handle these cases properly.
Windows has a file manager, it has a window manager, and it has something that handles the desktop. All of these are named explorer, even though they are not the same. They are also started using the same executable. To start only the filemanager, use the argument/e
Not surprisingly, the same areas are blurred in Google Earth. But how about images from satellites operated by other nations, such as SPOT or Sovinformsputnik?
Oh don't worry about that, they have broadcast flags put up just beside their facilities.
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Scotch Tape + Pencil = Über-transistor. Mac Guyver would be proud.
Hm, after checking http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.a sp I must say I overestimated their market share. It seems to be around 58.6% if we are to trust w3schools for Jan 2007.
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I estimated that it'd be around 70~80%, in which case I would still have considered my argument valid (after all, they don't have a complete monopoly on dekstop operating systems either). I must say that with new statistics considered, my argument fails.
Sorry for making such a definitive statement without checking my assumptions first. Then again, that is default behaviour around here.
Because they are using one monopoly to leverage themselves in another market. This is illegal because it is considered anti-competitive behaviour.
Joe Blow doesn't change it, only you do.
As long as this remains an informational campaign (although it is obviously very angled) I think this will help parents make informed decisions.
As long as it helps the parents aquire more knowledge about their children's playthings, good. If they try to take away the Wii's internet access instead of promoting good parenting, bad.
N800 doesn't do phonecalls, so I wouldn't say it is on the phone market.
Works fine for me, try out the auto-updater for filterset.g - it includes whitelisting, which is pretty good to have.
This happens over here in Sweden aswell. I saw people do this lots and lots with both Prison Break and Lost, since the episodes aired about one or two weeks later over here, people downloaded them from BitTorrent.
Actually, I'm surprised I hadn't thought of that. Heh, I feel like I'm the silly one now.
Only the latency needs to be high. This means it'll take 20 minutes to request something, but after that it might aswell be fiberlicious hot steamy martian sex.
A sarcastic "Don't be evil" is not an insightful (much less thoughtful, intelligent, or unique) response to every single action Google takes for the rest of eternity. You must be new here, etc.
But you don't. Also, cleaning up streets is a full time job, so is taking care of the town water supply.
Had somebody taken time to care about the guy in office space, they would immediately have recognised "signs". This is purely anecdotal, though, and doesn't necessarily apply to real life. I myself think that people without reasonable goals to strive for (long, short, mid term) are the only ones likely to go kahoots.
They could like, cut off your bi-weekly tin foil transports, man.
Think of the children moral panic yes?
Yes.
And in this case, it fixed some Darwinian leftovers!
Stay still, I'll wrap you up in some tin foil.
And wow! Talk about making money out of it!
Visions and ethics mean nothing. Accept it or be labled a communist/terrorist (you're not implying that the free market may have a downside or two, do you?)
You just got trolled, man. People are just going to continue doing that shit until you stop responding in ways they find hilarious (that is, at all - they want to waste people's time).
That's nothing to them. Voting with your dollars is a good way to make people forget the one vote per person thing. Thankfully America hasn't voted per dollar, and instead have made themselves a court system to handle these cases properly.
That can only mean one thing! Those Swedish vikings are at it again. Don your tinfoil hats! Man the lifeboats! Close up your monasteries!
Windows has a file manager, it has a window manager, and it has something that handles the desktop. All of these are named explorer, even though they are not the same. They are also started using the same executable. To start only the filemanager, use the argument /e
More like 49.8% (there are more women than men).