Clearly you've never been to Belgium and had to deal with Belga-fracking-com (www.belgacom.be) - anything they can do to make your day any worse, is worth doing in their book.
If I understand correctly, a U.S. Goverment Official (e.g. Police person or personette) can demand you show your ID if you aren't a U.S. citizen. How they're to know, I've no idea.
I will say this: if you're fat and you don't run 5 miles a day then don't whine "it's genetic, I can't help it". You can help it, you're just not trying. Until you can run 5 miles in a hour (12 minute miles, a slow run) everyday you can't say "I can't help being fat" because you're not even trying.
I am fat (250 lbs), got a bad knee from soccer, a permanently broken collar-bon and a pair of crushed vertebraes from a high-speed bicycle accident - I cannot run 5 miles, cannot swim, cannot go to the gym. What I can do, is eat very small amounts of food, stay constantly hungry (I tried) and still have issues loosing weight.
Am I a fringe example? Perhaps, but you were just being an arse with that last statement!
I think you are on to something there - We license the games to gamers, so each player in split-screen should really purchase his/her own license and type in the license-key everytime they join a game to verify it....
...unless you purchase a boxed copy of you MS product in a modern, civilized country, where shrink-wrapped EULAs aren't enforcable.
In that case, you actually OWN that box and the content and can do pretty much anything you want, except give away/sell copies of it (note: In some countries you CAN give away a copy of it, as long as you don't use the original!)
You forget: Most people never made it past season 3 - they have no comprehension of what we mean when we say that the last 3 seasons of DS9 were actually quite good.
Having seen HP getting confused when you mention HP NonStop to them (even some US/Canadian HP people contracted to support the thing), I'm not sure HP themselves really know anything about this platform.
Then again - after 4 years, I'm pretty sure that I still don't know much of anything about it either.
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One is clock-synchronicity, where the women may eventually synchronize to a single clock, effectively removing the delay between overlaps. Another one is where the women will set up Mutexes resulting in less execution-time than if there was just 1.
Ahh, Intelligent Updates!
Clearly you've never been to Belgium and had to deal with Belga-fracking-com (www.belgacom.be) - anything they can do to make your day any worse, is worth doing in their book.
If I understand correctly, a U.S. Goverment Official (e.g. Police person or personette) can demand you show your ID if you aren't a U.S. citizen. How they're to know, I've no idea.
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3.5.1, G4 Mini, Audio played most of the times, dots moved in strange, jerky ways. It was not to be,
Interesting solution - I hide my 3 year old instead.
But does it run OSX if I put an apple-sticker on it?
I will say this: if you're fat and you don't run 5 miles a day then don't whine "it's genetic, I can't help it". You can help it, you're just not trying. Until you can run 5 miles in a hour (12 minute miles, a slow run) everyday you can't say "I can't help being fat" because you're not even trying.
I am fat (250 lbs), got a bad knee from soccer, a permanently broken collar-bon and a pair of crushed vertebraes from a high-speed bicycle accident - I cannot run 5 miles, cannot swim, cannot go to the gym. What I can do, is eat very small amounts of food, stay constantly hungry (I tried) and still have issues loosing weight.
Am I a fringe example? Perhaps, but you were just being an arse with that last statement!
Seems you and I haven't been dating the same women...
Akamai runs linux ... Still expecting that Bing runs some kind of Windows
Eh, looking from the Chicken's POV, its egg came first.
100+% tax on new cars .... 40+% on income ... 25% on everything sold
My PSP and both my PSP games are locked to Region 1 - says so on the boxes.
You MUST be an American...
I think you are on to something there - We license the games to gamers, so each player in split-screen should really purchase his/her own license and type in the license-key everytime they join a game to verify it....
I read it as "a cure for morality", and though to myself .."yes, that could actually be nice."
...unless you purchase a boxed copy of you MS product in a modern, civilized country, where shrink-wrapped EULAs aren't enforcable.
In that case, you actually OWN that box and the content and can do pretty much anything you want, except give away/sell copies of it (note: In some countries you CAN give away a copy of it, as long as you don't use the original!)
Cheers,
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You forget: Most people never made it past season 3 - they have no comprehension of what we mean when we say that the last 3 seasons of DS9 were actually quite good.
"Sir, the Nerd-o-meter is shaking violently!"
Having seen HP getting confused when you mention HP NonStop to them (even some US/Canadian HP people contracted to support the thing), I'm not sure HP themselves really know anything about this platform.
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Then again - after 4 years, I'm pretty sure that I still don't know much of anything about it either.
[...] I have the law on my side. Doesn't that give me the advantage, ultimately?
You're new to this law-thing, right?
Dude, you forgot the "Move to a civilized country first" part...
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You will have some potential problems there.
One is clock-synchronicity, where the women may eventually synchronize to a single clock, effectively removing the delay between overlaps. Another one is where the women will set up Mutexes resulting in less execution-time than if there was just 1.
Yes, militaristic police-forces tend to prefer formats and tools they can alter at will to ensure they display the facts the way they want them to...
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*hides*
Only if them be Britney Spears CDs