Thanks. I've been trying to put my finger on why I hated Amazing so much and you just summed it up.
Also, everyone is a total dick in the first movie, including Spider-Man. What's the point of a Spider-Man movie like that? It's totally out of character for him.
As a happy DirecTV subscriber for over 14 years who has a lifetime ban against AT&T (and really has no desire to work with multiple-time Worst Company in America holder Comcast), these actions will absolutely ensure that I become a cord-cutter.
You can't even get a card for travelling to Europe in the US with a chip and pin. Looking into it recently, most people were saying you could get one from the UN credit union.
Lucasfilm actually had a person whose ENTIRE job was maintaining canon through all the properties for over 20 years. MANY novel and comic ideas were turned down because she said no.
It's really too bad Lucas himself didn't have to listen to her. With those constraints, we might have had a better movie (Boba Fett is just yet another Stormtrooper... Um, OK I guess...(disappointment...))
But even countries trying to ban bitcoin are having a hard time controlling it. Bitcoin is anonymous if you don't look closely, but if you really dig in and put resources toward investigating, you can track coins. It technologically enforces what the Constitution intended.
But WordPerfect for Windows crashed non-stop. I was in the IT department at a college at the time and my previous roommate was the head PC lab tech. When the college told us we had to switch to WP for Windows officially, our jaws dropped, because everyone knew it was a buggy piece of crap.
One time, my company asked me to write a spam engine. Seven of us developers go together and threatened to quit. And we would have.
They also tried to get me to write gambling software for an offshore casino. I refused that as well. I told my boss not to take the contract. They got investigated by the FBI shortly thereafter.
Because the providers have "packaged" everything together and send C&Ds about carrying their "free" channel if you didn't pay for their "pay" channels. And none of the cable companies have wanted to fight that lately, because dropping the "free" channel is the best way to get 100,000 pissed off residents to flood the channel with complaints.
Well, considering the laws to do this have been on the books forever, Aereo SHOULD win. But since the whole government seems to be bought by big content these days, there's no guarantees.
They are following cable laws that were enacted to allow those with poor reception an option to get their local channels. These laws allowed the cable operators to show free channels for free, which is exactly what Aereo is doing.
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Well, you can't wait until after it crashes. I hear the value takes a serious dive at that point.
What? You can't find "N" on an automatic?
Seriously, though, it sounds like your friends need to give 1/3 of that to a lawyer so they can get the other 2/3 back.
And Satoshi hasn't spent one...well...Satoshi as far as anybody knows.
Really? News to me. I made 1000% so far in a year.
It seems like they should have put it in bitcoin and retrieved it when they got to CA.
Volvo just caught up to what Mercedes has been doing for 5-7 years already.
The Leaf is starting to look PRETTY good.
Wow! You aren't kidding. That's Volkswagen Thing ugly.
Thanks. I've been trying to put my finger on why I hated Amazing so much and you just summed it up.
Also, everyone is a total dick in the first movie, including Spider-Man. What's the point of a Spider-Man movie like that? It's totally out of character for him.
As a happy DirecTV subscriber for over 14 years who has a lifetime ban against AT&T (and really has no desire to work with multiple-time Worst Company in America holder Comcast), these actions will absolutely ensure that I become a cord-cutter.
How about taking bitcoin online? Make a deal with BitPay or Coinbase.
No information to steal except for shipping information. And the public fact that it was paid with bitcoin.
You can't even get a card for travelling to Europe in the US with a chip and pin. Looking into it recently, most people were saying you could get one from the UN credit union.
Lucasfilm actually had a person whose ENTIRE job was maintaining canon through all the properties for over 20 years. MANY novel and comic ideas were turned down because she said no.
It's really too bad Lucas himself didn't have to listen to her. With those constraints, we might have had a better movie (Boba Fett is just yet another Stormtrooper... Um, OK I guess...(disappointment...))
You KNOW that after 6 movies of declining quality
Really? I have them like this:
1. V. Empire
2. IV. Star Wars
3. III. Sith
4. II. Clones
5. VI. Jedi
6. I. Phantom Menace
Hardly declining quality. And who knows? Maybe these will be awesome... The recent Star Trek movies are certainly better than the old ones.
But even countries trying to ban bitcoin are having a hard time controlling it. Bitcoin is anonymous if you don't look closely, but if you really dig in and put resources toward investigating, you can track coins. It technologically enforces what the Constitution intended.
Dumb people. So probably not too many at MIT.
Sell them on eBay. You might be surprised.
But WordPerfect for Windows crashed non-stop. I was in the IT department at a college at the time and my previous roommate was the head PC lab tech. When the college told us we had to switch to WP for Windows officially, our jaws dropped, because everyone knew it was a buggy piece of crap.
One time, my company asked me to write a spam engine. Seven of us developers go together and threatened to quit. And we would have.
They also tried to get me to write gambling software for an offshore casino. I refused that as well. I told my boss not to take the contract. They got investigated by the FBI shortly thereafter.
And Sprint is still unlimited.
Thanks. I was looking for that.
Because the providers have "packaged" everything together and send C&Ds about carrying their "free" channel if you didn't pay for their "pay" channels. And none of the cable companies have wanted to fight that lately, because dropping the "free" channel is the best way to get 100,000 pissed off residents to flood the channel with complaints.
Well, considering the laws to do this have been on the books forever, Aereo SHOULD win. But since the whole government seems to be bought by big content these days, there's no guarantees.
They are following cable laws that were enacted to allow those with poor reception an option to get their local channels. These laws allowed the cable operators to show free channels for free, which is exactly what Aereo is doing.