Well my HTC Sensation 4G on T-Mobile came with completely non-crippled Gingerbread & Sense 3.0 (which is bearable). It comes with USB Tethering, Reverse USB Tethering (getting on PC's network), Wifi Hotspot, etc... No charges, and I get around 5Mbit downloads. Great phone in general!
Actually it says 250G*bit*, so 250/8 = ~31.25GB/month.
I'll stick with Cablevision's Optimum Ultra. An extra $50 a month on top of their Boost plan (30down/5up) for 101Gbit down (where do you think that 105 came from?;) ) / 15 Gbit up. Plus free webspace, domain name, ability to open port 80 and 25 for web hosting, and best of all, no capping that I know of.
I like their Dogfish Head's 9000 year old beer recipe a lot more, and not just because it's older. You should be able to find some here and there at the moment.. it is "in season". Don't get me wrong, I just had a bottle of Theobroma, it is very good too!
It's the opposite in most other countries. My friend grew up in Brazil and his family was fairly well off. They owned a few cars, all automatic. One day they looked outside to find their car missing. They found it a couple hundred feet down the road with it stuck in first gear. Most people there have never even heard of an automatic, and they ditched it because they didn't know how to drive it.
ARGH!! Stop saying FIOS is the best bandwidth in the country. Have you heard of Optimum Online Ultra? 101Mbit down, 15 Mbit up. I'm pretty sure thats faster than FIOS 50Mbit down, 20 Mbit up. And Ultra is $100/mo compared to FIOS $140/mo.
And if you happen to be developing native application code for Android using the Android NDK or contributing to the Android OS itself, you will be writing it in C.
Has everybody forgotten this Slashdot Article, where SpaceX & Orbital have pending contracts to resupply the Space Station once their much further progressed vehicles are ready?
Exactly!.. To me this is a bogus article and story. If you are going to compare something, at least try to stay in the same genre of software/services. Oh, and maybe add a few more of the well qualified choices. Hey let me give it a try!
Media Center Software:
Boxee/XBMC
Windows Media Center
Media Portal (I'm using now, may switch to Boxee 4 Windows)
I Agree! How Beer Saved The World is an awesome documentary. Mod Parent Up!
If the flare had been directed towards the earth, what would have happened?
A better question; what if this X-WHATEVER FLARE! (X 28) flare from November 2003 was pointed towards us?
Well my HTC Sensation 4G on T-Mobile came with completely non-crippled Gingerbread & Sense 3.0 (which is bearable). It comes with USB Tethering, Reverse USB Tethering (getting on PC's network), Wifi Hotspot, etc... No charges, and I get around 5Mbit downloads. Great phone in general!
NASA is a civilian agency as much as Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, General Dynamics, etc, are civilian agencies.
Well these aren't the only projects of this type. What about BAE System's Railgun?
With a prototype delivered to the Navy back in 2009.
This is pretty close: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/25931549
Actually it says 250G*bit*, so 250/8 = ~31.25GB/month.
;) ) / 15 Gbit up. Plus free webspace, domain name, ability to open port 80 and 25 for web hosting, and best of all, no capping that I know of.
I'll stick with Cablevision's Optimum Ultra. An extra $50 a month on top of their Boost plan (30down/5up) for 101Gbit down (where do you think that 105 came from?
But, either way, thank goodness for competition.
BAE Systems completes purchase of Fairchild Imaging.
I like their Dogfish Head's 9000 year old beer recipe a lot more, and not just because it's older. You should be able to find some here and there at the moment .. it is "in season". Don't get me wrong, I just had a bottle of Theobroma, it is very good too!
What about the support for a barometer?! Finally, I will be able to rest at ease...
They'll all be driving flying cars.
It's the opposite in most other countries. My friend grew up in Brazil and his family was fairly well off. They owned a few cars, all automatic. One day they looked outside to find their car missing. They found it a couple hundred feet down the road with it stuck in first gear. Most people there have never even heard of an automatic, and they ditched it because they didn't know how to drive it.
Absolute Zero ;)
This is an unnecessary amount of porn: Autofellatio. NSFW!
Offer a phone with a USB port.
Uh ... Any Android phone?
Shall I add that they give you a free domain name, 12GB of webspace, open port 80 and 25, and do not throttle?
ARGH!! Stop saying FIOS is the best bandwidth in the country. Have you heard of Optimum Online Ultra? 101Mbit down, 15 Mbit up. I'm pretty sure thats faster than FIOS 50Mbit down, 20 Mbit up. And Ultra is $100/mo compared to FIOS $140/mo.
And if you happen to be developing native application code for Android using the Android NDK or contributing to the Android OS itself, you will be writing it in C.
Not to mention our soon-to-be-tested HYPER-sonic cruise missile: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_X-51. That's a Mach 6, Maneuverable, Scramjet, Cruise Missile. Bitches.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell
Who says we aren't already?
.. seriously look through some of this guys endless hours of image and "fossil" comparing .. wacky.
muahahahah!
Maybe slashdot should change their slogan to "opinions for nerds" then ;)
If Slashdot has to then Fox News has to as well! ;)
Has everybody forgotten this Slashdot Article, where SpaceX & Orbital have pending contracts to resupply the Space Station once their much further progressed vehicles are ready?
Media Center Software:
Streaming Content Services:
so .. apples to apples next time?
In the words of Peter Griffin: "Why are we not funding this?!" he asks after walking out of the stem cell research facility, completely cured.