It says it's $0.15/MB, but is that per book sent, or for all their books? Because if a book is ~200KB, with one method it costs $0.15 to send 5 copies, and with the other it costs $0.75 to send five copies. This is an important distinction (that might be solved if I RTFA, but)
The way you described it reminds me of how Windows 7 lets you pin applications to your start bar. I like this. I don't know if it's really necessary over the bookmark toolbar, but if they're trying to move away from that like Chrome has, then it's certainly a neat idea.
Unfortunately since the Source Engine is BSP based, all the blocks in the world would have to be entities instead of world elements themselves, and that's kind of limited (in most 3D engines, really) compared to Minecraft's expanse. At best it'd have to be modified all the way down in engine code to work the way it does now.
Yes, but the machines never gave his body back to the humans. This was somewhat explored in the short-lived MMO, I get the feeling if there are more movies they will build on this fact.
That's weird. Since when is Amazon a public service, and doesn't have the right to pull the plug on Wikileaks, as well as the other things you mentioned?
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That's really weird.. what is this then?
So do you always just believe what people tell you without checking facts?
It says it's $0.15/MB, but is that per book sent, or for all their books? Because if a book is ~200KB, with one method it costs $0.15 to send 5 copies, and with the other it costs $0.75 to send five copies. This is an important distinction (that might be solved if I RTFA, but)
The way you described it reminds me of how Windows 7 lets you pin applications to your start bar. I like this. I don't know if it's really necessary over the bookmark toolbar, but if they're trying to move away from that like Chrome has, then it's certainly a neat idea.
I just think that it's ironic that Chrome OS is less useful than Android.
At least they're all apps, and you don't have to carry around three or four actual dongles.
I think you mean "OMG how dare they add an optional feature I don't like!"
Unfortunately since the Source Engine is BSP based, all the blocks in the world would have to be entities instead of world elements themselves, and that's kind of limited (in most 3D engines, really) compared to Minecraft's expanse. At best it'd have to be modified all the way down in engine code to work the way it does now.
That was for unlocking the GSM modem (allowing carriers other than AT&T), not jailbreaking (allowing other software).
Hey, go with what you know. Getting to use it to save lives, all the better.
Inside the circle, then!
Are you asking if it's metric 2029 or imperial 2029?
Yes, but the machines never gave his body back to the humans. This was somewhat explored in the short-lived MMO, I get the feeling if there are more movies they will build on this fact.
They act as if nobody but the RIAA is allowed to write, perform, or record music.
Woah woah woah WOAH woah. Hold on now, let's not say anything crazy.
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Well, there's your problem.
You missed GLADoS.
Have you seen the front page of Slashdot lately?
That's what unlimited text messaging plans are for!
Oh! You better let all the scientists know the reason the birds died, was, then.
'For about as much as it cost us to build this supercomputer.'
Strike back - with laser satellites.
Oh, and don't forget the procedural lego kit design generator.
Except Netgear owns netgear.com, not netgear.net..
That's weird. Since when is Amazon a public service, and doesn't have the right to pull the plug on Wikileaks, as well as the other things you mentioned?
So, would the filtering of bad services from MTurk be performed using MTurk?