Name one model of iPod that will play DRM'ed files from any other music store
The less incentives for thinking up crazy DRM schemes, the better. I'd prefer that the iPod would remain completely ignorant of as many DRM formats as possible.
What happens when scholars can't sell books because as soon as it's published, it's on the interwebs for free?
Then the universities will have to publish the books, and help the students save thousands of dollars every year at the same time. Without a monopoly-supported, profit-driven market for schoolbooks, effort can be spent on more useful things than writing 10 books with the same content and release new editions every other year to prevent students from buying books second hand.
I won't make any claims about Demonoid, but it's fairly common for questionable sites to suddenly go down, and following a down time period of any length, they go back up just like nothing happened but now with new government monitoring overlords.
Citation needed, or STFU with the FUD, RIAA-troll.
Oh! New motherboards would have to be introduced! That could take some time to switch to indeed, because it's quite rare that such a thing happens.
Except for the switch from DRAM to SDRAM. And the switch from SDRAM to DDR, and from DDR to DDR2, and from DDR2 to DDR3, and from AGP to PCI-e, and from IDE to SATA, and.. and.. ad infinitum.
Ah. I missed an important piece of information. "from your knuckle to your fingertip". I thought he was talking about from your eye to your fingertip...
Perhaps he meant that it could task switch in that time, which would mean handle the interrupt, saving the current register set, look up a new task from a list, load the registers, and jump. Sounds unlikely if they only have, say, 10 cycles to do it (5GHz for 2 nanoseconds), but who knows.
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Although, the way u spell, I don't think your in a position to interview anyone.
Ok.
A high quality recording of smooth, trio, easy listening jazz was played (Piano, drums, bass).
Very impressive. Now check out Sweden here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy_in_the_European_Union
The less incentives for thinking up crazy DRM schemes, the better. I'd prefer that the iPod would remain completely ignorant of as many DRM formats as possible.
Then the universities will have to publish the books, and help the students save thousands of dollars every year at the same time. Without a monopoly-supported, profit-driven market for schoolbooks, effort can be spent on more useful things than writing 10 books with the same content and release new editions every other year to prevent students from buying books second hand.
They don't need a lawsuit to ban accounts on their servers.
Apple sells hardware.
Then they fixed it. Now it's great. Can't see the problem really. :)
With a ThinkPad, you'll end up using the trackpoint 100% of the time you need to move the pointer. Yes, it's that good.
Good for you then, the next version will (and this beta probably have it already?)
Yes, thank you, know we know how it works in your big store where you have more than one cash register. Now back up and read what he wanted.
That's quite likely, since South Korea build the most ships in the world.
Citation needed, or STFU with the FUD, RIAA-troll.
Ok, if this doesn't deserve +5 Funny, nothing does :D
Ok, so, let's see. The less customers USPS have, the lower the price for stamps?
If everyone sent 50 letters/day, the stamp price would be so high, it would be unthinkable?
Apparently I fail to follow this logic.
Oh! New motherboards would have to be introduced! That could take some time to switch to indeed, because it's quite rare that such a thing happens.
Except for the switch from DRAM to SDRAM. And the switch from SDRAM to DDR, and from DDR to DDR2, and from DDR2 to DDR3, and from AGP to PCI-e, and from IDE to SATA, and.. and.. ad infinitum.
What would be bad with anything made of plastic? How is that bad for the environment?
Yes. But it isn't. So it's illegal.
Ah. I missed an important piece of information. "from your knuckle to your fingertip". I thought he was talking about from your eye to your fingertip...
Perhaps he meant that it could task switch in that time, which would mean handle the interrupt, saving the current register set, look up a new task from a list, load the registers, and jump. Sounds unlikely if they only have, say, 10 cycles to do it (5GHz for 2 nanoseconds), but who knows.
It makes them have to think...
Perhaps a stupid question, but why do you reboot your computer?
This doesn't work very well when RIAA and NSA feels that it's necessary to monitor and read all network traffic in order to stop the terrorists.
That's not a very epic fail.
AFAICR, the Swedish ISPs have been saying this from the beginning.