You raise an interesting question - if you actually started and trademarked a company named Goo in Greenland, couldn't you 'force' Google to give the name to you? (Therefore breaking the shortening service)
Attack of the Show doesn't even deserve to have it's name put anywhere near the name TechTV. AotS is not The Screen Savers. X-Play is the only thing that survived the merger.
I'm not really sure what you're going on about, but the specifications for LTE (4th gen. cellular) use SIP for voice services, which includes both tel:+1234567890 and sip:name@host.tld support.
As far as I know, the way the 3-strikes laws are supposed to work are only to disconnect your home ISP access. You're not 'banned' from the internet entirely, just from subscribing to it as a resident. I'm not so sure how this treaty works, though.
I do wish more people would understand this. It's like the people who don't feel they're entitled to violate the terms of service for something they don't own (Live, not the console).
Congratulations, you just compared two completely divisions of Microsoft. Also, this is nowhere near the first console ban Microsoft has done (they did a good job hitting the users right after the first DVD drive mods came out) and hardly any false positives if any have come up. Being a closed system (unlike PCs) they can tell when something is different about the hardware.
They can't enforce it, people tether with Verizon phones now without tethering plans, and there are already tethering apps for Android. Also, Exchange is only extra if you're a corporate customer.
When my iPhone decides it won't try to automatically erase itself after I reinstall my OS,
I'm not trying to disprove your point, but try backing up your iTunes Library files next time and you shouldn't have that problem. Just last night I deactivated my computer from iTunes, backed up my iTunes library, formatted the computer, restored my library, reinstalled and reactivated iTunes, and synced my iPod Touch like nothing had changed.
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"You wouldn't copy a pizza, would you?"
You raise an interesting question - if you actually started and trademarked a company named Goo in Greenland, couldn't you 'force' Google to give the name to you? (Therefore breaking the shortening service)
I think the users have been complaining about that longer than the developers.
Don't worry, it works just fine as long as your car is hooked up to the internet!
Attack of the Show doesn't even deserve to have it's name put anywhere near the name TechTV. AotS is not The Screen Savers. X-Play is the only thing that survived the merger.
I'm not really sure what you're going on about, but the specifications for LTE (4th gen. cellular) use SIP for voice services, which includes both tel:+1234567890 and sip:name@host.tld support.
Does the "pan-dimensional police force" not just scream Combine Overwatch to you? (I suppose they would want us to open the portal, though..)
By Pony Expr.. ooohhh.
No, it is public. They're just that good.
Of course it's not. Everyone knows it's one person!
There's a minimum floor of income under which you don't have to pay taxes.
What the heck version of Windows are you using? Vista and 7 both support installing RAID drivers from USB in the installer.
As far as I know, the way the 3-strikes laws are supposed to work are only to disconnect your home ISP access. You're not 'banned' from the internet entirely, just from subscribing to it as a resident. I'm not so sure how this treaty works, though.
http://www.3dconnexion.com/3dmouse/overview.php
Ironically it's easier to keep track of your purchases online than it is on the outside..
I do wish more people would understand this. It's like the people who don't feel they're entitled to violate the terms of service for something they don't own (Live, not the console).
Congratulations, you just compared two completely divisions of Microsoft. Also, this is nowhere near the first console ban Microsoft has done (they did a good job hitting the users right after the first DVD drive mods came out) and hardly any false positives if any have come up. Being a closed system (unlike PCs) they can tell when something is different about the hardware.
That would be a terrific way to punish console modders - force output to 350x240.
At this point I think throwing it at the asteroids might be a more cost-effective solution.
Must.. buy hosting... from GoDaddy!
I think you have basement and attic backwards..
I want to play that now, darnit!
They can't enforce it, people tether with Verizon phones now without tethering plans, and there are already tethering apps for Android. Also, Exchange is only extra if you're a corporate customer.
It's gigabytes, the idiots who wrote the article probably don't know the difference.
When my iPhone decides it won't try to automatically erase itself after I reinstall my OS,
I'm not trying to disprove your point, but try backing up your iTunes Library files next time and you shouldn't have that problem. Just last night I deactivated my computer from iTunes, backed up my iTunes library, formatted the computer, restored my library, reinstalled and reactivated iTunes, and synced my iPod Touch like nothing had changed.