Ok, so you take a photo that doesn't have any distortion around the edges, then edit it by projecting it onto the inside of a sphere, then print it onto the inside of a bowl?
Even those who never spend a day in the hospital will not benefit from this. All those people who don't have insurance will still need health care, possibly more so, and the states will be the ones stuck with the tab.
Eventually, your taxes may rise to the point that you can no longer afford your gym membership and your fancy stretchy biking pants, then what?
Lights run on electricity. The switch to turn off the lights for all of congress is probably really big, with a great amount of retro-coolness. A democrat used it, and that makes them more technologically awesome. We should vote for them.
You can't be certain unless you have the source code, so tell the folks who are requiring this list to be created that they can say goodbye to Word and Excel.
How many stories are we going to have to read about this game? It's a board game adapted to work in Facebook. Why should I care? Christ, you'd think it was Duke Nukem Forever or something.
Ok, so maybe this will help explain how some people (like myself) rationalize a little pirate goodness from time to time:
1. A movie comes out, call it Bennigin's Shins, and I decide that I will never ever watch that movie, 'cause judging by the trailer, I feel that it is crap.
2. It comes out on DVD, and I still think it's crap and I'm not going to rent it.
3. It hits the bargain bin, and I still refuse to pay a dime for it.
4. I happen to be perusing a torrent site, and I see Bennigin's Shins, and I think, well, it's crap, but it's free, and I've got the flu and time to kill, so what the hell.
So, being that there was never a chance that I would have paid to see that movie, how is anyone loosing money by my watching the bootleg copy?
Wow, you must be new here. People who write about facts they actually know something about can be found in the the 'articles' section. This is the 'comments' section. We just spout off blatherously.
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Yeah, what the hell, Firefox, I thought you were on my side.
Ok, so you take a photo that doesn't have any distortion around the edges, then edit it by projecting it onto the inside of a sphere, then print it onto the inside of a bowl?
Imagine a Beowolf cluster of these clusters.
So, how many of these would be needed to equal the force of a small atomic bomb? Could this be a more fuel efficient way to nuke things from orbit?
I mean, I don't want to harm the environment any more than I have to, but some times, you just have to be sure about something.
and I don't drink!
Even those who never spend a day in the hospital will not benefit from this. All those people who don't have insurance will still need health care, possibly more so, and the states will be the ones stuck with the tab.
Eventually, your taxes may rise to the point that you can no longer afford your gym membership and your fancy stretchy biking pants, then what?
You must be new to California politics.
Yes, because Arnold Schwarzenegger is going to go broke if he doesn't get his government paycheck.
They charge a one-time fee of $28 to encode your data with an encryption algorithm known as 'plain text.'
So it's the same price as mobileMe, and it provides users with the same level of frustration. Who says government contractors can't compete?
It will be much easier to colonize the moon if we move it a bit closer.
Apparently industries are a bit like stars, in that the larger they are, the more they take with them when they collapse.
Lights run on electricity. The switch to turn off the lights for all of congress is probably really big, with a great amount of retro-coolness. A democrat used it, and that makes them more technologically awesome. We should vote for them.
You can't be certain unless you have the source code, so tell the folks who are requiring this list to be created that they can say goodbye to Word and Excel.
Can someone please explain the difference between troll posts and flamebait?
The War Against Virtual Beer Pong is actually a first-person shooter. It's the prequel to Duke Drinkem Forever.
Can't we all just get a pong?
How many stories are we going to have to read about this game? It's a board game adapted to work in Facebook. Why should I care? Christ, you'd think it was Duke Nukem Forever or something.
Ok, so maybe this will help explain how some people (like myself) rationalize a little pirate goodness from time to time:
1. A movie comes out, call it Bennigin's Shins, and I decide that I will never ever watch that movie, 'cause judging by the trailer, I feel that it is crap.
2. It comes out on DVD, and I still think it's crap and I'm not going to rent it.
3. It hits the bargain bin, and I still refuse to pay a dime for it.
4. I happen to be perusing a torrent site, and I see Bennigin's Shins, and I think, well, it's crap, but it's free, and I've got the flu and time to kill, so what the hell.
So, being that there was never a chance that I would have paid to see that movie, how is anyone loosing money by my watching the bootleg copy?
Oh, and step 6 is Profit.
If Apple's DRM isn't cracked in 20 years, I'll personally perform all your favorite tunes for your children.
If Apple's Fairplay isn't broken in 20 years I'll personally perform all of your favorite tunes for your children.
Eye candy? Yeah, let me know when my mom can walk into the Ubuntu store and have someone walk her through sending photos.
Wow, you must be new here. People who write about facts they actually know something about can be found in the the 'articles' section. This is the 'comments' section. We just spout off blatherously.
Ever. Kthx.
Do I have to turn off my shock collar prior to take of? I mean, it does fall under the umbrella of 'All electronic devices,' right?