Living 15 minutes or so from Newegg really helps. I get stuff from there the next day practically every time despite paying regular (or free) shipping. Amazon "super saver" started getting held for weeks for no reason and I realized that with the extra money we were spending "getting to" free, it was probably cheaper to just get prime.
Let's see. How many legal movies and songs could you buy digitally for $200 / month. Lets say 20 movies and 100 songs on average. How many nights do you even have to watch things or listen to music? The amount of time and money people spend to not spend money baffles me.
Yes. Because the US government always does this. We never just change things willy-nilly without testing and foist it on the unsuspecting public at large making people's lives worse.
Karpeles has 200,000 BTC in an address that he has proven he has control over in the past. There's nothing to wonder about. He stole the coins (at least 200,000 of them).
Because long-term capital gains are taxed at zero if you make nothing. Have billions in investments? Take a $1 salary and you can take out $1 million per year for free.
Because Northern California voters are beyond stupid. They'll unthinkingly vote for anyone who is "Democrat" even if he bankrupted the state twice already or if she has already been a downright awful senator for 3 or 4 terms already.
The source of the data doesn't matter. If they trade it with GCHQ or hack it from my PC themselves, it's still an unreasonable search and seizure if I'm not under suspicion of a crime.
Well, since all the evidence was tainted by rush to judgment and poor procedure and had to be thrown out, all that was left was Kato and the limo driver's testimonies. And that wasn't enough to convict beyond a reasonable doubt.
RT not being based on.NET was (and still is) the biggest mistake Microsoft made. They would have triple the apps if they had done this. They just had to swallow their massive pride and base it on Mono.
I started with Windows Phone and it was great. Later, I got one like you're saying. I finally threw it against the wall and got something else.
But I don't understand why Microsoft couldn't get it through their thick head that I wanted to load apps directly onto the phone (which had internet access). I did NOT want to hook it up through my PC and run 2 separate install programs (one on the PC and one on the phone).
Apple got this as soon as they enabled apps that they should be able to be installed directly, easily, anywhere, anytime.
Also, Microsoft outsourcing everything led to really bad hardware for as cheap a price as possible. But the problem was that for mobile devices to really succeed and be usable, they had to have slightly better hardware than Dell, HP or HTC were willing to put on a Windows Phone. Apple finally put the package together.
I agree with this. Scientists are becoming so unbelievably political that it gets more and more difficult to trust that they actually have your best interests (or even the truth) at heart.
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Canceled next year as a response to the price hike. Thanks for the tip.
Living 15 minutes or so from Newegg really helps. I get stuff from there the next day practically every time despite paying regular (or free) shipping. Amazon "super saver" started getting held for weeks for no reason and I realized that with the extra money we were spending "getting to" free, it was probably cheaper to just get prime.
I have never found a single thing to watch on Amazon (that wasn't already on Netflix).
Let's see. How many legal movies and songs could you buy digitally for $200 / month. Lets say 20 movies and 100 songs on average. How many nights do you even have to watch things or listen to music? The amount of time and money people spend to not spend money baffles me.
Yes. Because the US government always does this. We never just change things willy-nilly without testing and foist it on the unsuspecting public at large making people's lives worse.
But it's true. It seems like every liberal idea is missing about 10 steps that they forgot to consider in their overly-simplified view of the earth.
And anybody that left large sums of money on an exchange where they weren't paying out in dollars for 6 months should have known better.
Karpeles has 200,000 BTC in an address that he has proven he has control over in the past. There's nothing to wonder about. He stole the coins (at least 200,000 of them).
And their logo is a chart in the shape of mountains. They have adopted Mt. Gox as their official name long ago.
Because long-term capital gains are taxed at zero if you make nothing. Have billions in investments? Take a $1 salary and you can take out $1 million per year for free.
Because Northern California voters are beyond stupid. They'll unthinkingly vote for anyone who is "Democrat" even if he bankrupted the state twice already or if she has already been a downright awful senator for 3 or 4 terms already.
And yet he seems to know more about what will happen as a result than the heads of the CIA and NSA, who appear to be raving lunatics.
The source of the data doesn't matter. If they trade it with GCHQ or hack it from my PC themselves, it's still an unreasonable search and seizure if I'm not under suspicion of a crime.
Just looking at the blockchain you can see that Karpeles has 200,000 bitcoins in an address that he is known to have had control over in the past.
Not in bitcoin. Because what you just described is nothing like it.
No more photos at the beach at any time...
Well, since all the evidence was tainted by rush to judgment and poor procedure and had to be thrown out, all that was left was Kato and the limo driver's testimonies. And that wasn't enough to convict beyond a reasonable doubt.
Except that Nintendo makes money every year and the other 2 don't...
Yeah, it's funny when you tell people that Nintendo has made more money on Wii U than Microsoft and Sony combined on their new consoles.
And Jobs going to Corning and coming up with Gorilla Glass. Vision takes a lot of hard work and a refusal to settle.
I disagree with this. There wasn't anything particularly wrong with Windows Mobile that couldn't have been addressed IMO.
RT not being based on .NET was (and still is) the biggest mistake Microsoft made. They would have triple the apps if they had done this. They just had to swallow their massive pride and base it on Mono.
I started with Windows Phone and it was great. Later, I got one like you're saying. I finally threw it against the wall and got something else.
But I don't understand why Microsoft couldn't get it through their thick head that I wanted to load apps directly onto the phone (which had internet access). I did NOT want to hook it up through my PC and run 2 separate install programs (one on the PC and one on the phone).
Apple got this as soon as they enabled apps that they should be able to be installed directly, easily, anywhere, anytime.
Also, Microsoft outsourcing everything led to really bad hardware for as cheap a price as possible. But the problem was that for mobile devices to really succeed and be usable, they had to have slightly better hardware than Dell, HP or HTC were willing to put on a Windows Phone. Apple finally put the package together.
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I agree with this. Scientists are becoming so unbelievably political that it gets more and more difficult to trust that they actually have your best interests (or even the truth) at heart.