I just plug the player to the laptop usb port, and viola, moments later it's done.
Well that explains it. If you're only listening to viola music, it's not going to take very long. There's just not much music in the viola repertoire.;-)
True. A good reason to put it in plastic bottles. It does dissolve, just very slowly. Stronger bases (think Liquid Plumr) dissolve it even faster, but it still is slow.
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Jamie found an interesting story about how Spyware is still on the move. It talks about how Spyware vendors are trying to clean up their image, but still doing fishy things.
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Spyware is still on the move. Spyware vendors are trying to clean up their image, but still doing fishy things.
It's more work to add superfluous words than to just copy and paste unchanged. More work still to judiciously remove words.
Voice-over: Here at Luton it's a three-cornered fight between Alan Jones - Sensible Party; in the middle, Tarquin Fintimlimbimwhinbimlim Bus- stop F'tang F'tang Olè Biscuitbarrel, Silly Party, and Kevin Phillips-Bong, the Slightly Silly candidate.
To a certain class of person, and I don't necessarily exempt myself here, doing something interesting is more rewarding than doing something good.
This struck me as a very insightful comment. It explains one way that people can rationalize doing something that, if they were able to step back and look at the big picture, or with enough hindsight, they would know it is wrong to do. Yet they do it, and while doing it, think it is a perfectly reasonable thing to do. Sometimes, interesting means evil. A certain Chinese saying comes to mind: "May you live in interesting times."
Same here in Oregon. We have a 2D bar code, no mag stripe. And I have an Oregon driver's license, not a US driver's license, BTW. Where do you get one of those anyway? Not that I want one.
I realize my first comment doesn't really contradict yours, and it probably contradicts itself. It was either random or the result of free-will, I'm not sure which. Either way, pay no attention to it.
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You're right, of course, except for the Freudian slip Obama!=Osama, although Obama's middle name IS Hussein. ;-)
iRiver doesn't make Zen Vision M. Creative does.
Well that explains it. If you're only listening to viola music, it's not going to take very long. There's just not much music in the viola repertoire. ;-)
If you really don't want their RF signals on your property, just surround it with a nice thick dome of tinfoil!
about:config has hydrochloric acid in it?! That IS bad.
I had one with the Centris 650 I bought in 1992.
No, more of a poor attempt at humor.
"Inutile"? Is that Italian or something? Please inform me so I can mod you up.
Maybe it means if you choose to look at the -1 comments, they cancel out some of the worthwhile posts, so there are even fewer posts worth reading.
Nitpick: .cm is Cameroon, not Cambodia. The article discusses the deal with Cameroon at length.
My ThinkPad T43 has both, but I usually use the touchpad. I like the location better, or at least it's what I've gotten used to.
True. A good reason to put it in plastic bottles. It does dissolve, just very slowly. Stronger bases (think Liquid Plumr) dissolve it even faster, but it still is slow.
Ha. No, it's India, so it'd have to be pappadums.
I'm not a big [J.R.R.] Tolkien fan, but others may know whether it is indeed ironic that someone with the nick Tolkien should be modded Troll.
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Well...Kennedy had a Press Secretary named Lincoln, and Lincoln had a secretary named Kennedy, and...
Can be. Now be a jolly good chap and remind me to ring my friend called Ifor who's landed 'imself in hospital, what what.
Nitpick: That would be informative, not insightful.
This reminds me of something. . .
Voice-over: Here at Luton it's a three-cornered fight between Alan Jones - Sensible Party; in the middle, Tarquin Fintimlimbimwhinbimlim Bus- stop F'tang F'tang Olè Biscuitbarrel, Silly Party, and Kevin Phillips-Bong, the Slightly Silly candidate.
This struck me as a very insightful comment. It explains one way that people can rationalize doing something that, if they were able to step back and look at the big picture, or with enough hindsight, they would know it is wrong to do. Yet they do it, and while doing it, think it is a perfectly reasonable thing to do. Sometimes, interesting means evil. A certain Chinese saying comes to mind: "May you live in interesting times."
Same here in Oregon. We have a 2D bar code, no mag stripe. And I have an Oregon driver's license, not a US driver's license, BTW. Where do you get one of those anyway? Not that I want one.
Same here. I've never used fingernail polish either.
Thanks for the pic. I wanted to see it, but when I followed the link I got this:
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I realize my first comment doesn't really contradict yours, and it probably contradicts itself. It was either random or the result of free-will, I'm not sure which. Either way, pay no attention to it.