I'd say Venus. There has always been speculation about floating cities on the planet. It's surface area would not be habitable by humans, but at a specific altitude, the atmosphere is just right for human life.
I know it sounds far fetched, but I would be interested in seeing if we could really pull something like this off...Almost Jetsons style.
I had no problem getting a few ads to watch something online. Much like Hulu's service. If they want to start something like this, go for it! This is how it should be done.
Sure maybe the hardware is more reliable, but the software is terrible. I'd love to have my old blackberry back. Seriously that was the most stable thing I've ever owned. Email always worked, browser while not as good, never crashed on me, never had an issue with reception, and never had an issue with dropped calls.
Does it make much of a difference if all your servers plug into a rack mount UPS that draws the same amount of power regardless of the devices running?
Basically we want it to where the Iraqi's can establish their own government and be able to fend off anyone who might try to take them over. We want them to be able to establish themselves.
But why can't the ship return home? I don't think it's an issue of weather or not someone can come home, but how long the trip will take.
Once you reach outer space and are going a certain speed, am I right when I say you don't have to continue propelling yourself through the air? Just glide out towards Mars until you arrive. Much like the moon landing, once you finish your business, can't you just lift off and go home? Sure there is more gravity on Mars so the amount of force to put you in space will require more fuel, but again though...It's the same concept right? It just travel time.
I think Warcraft III was the only game that I played where I never actually played the normal game. I always had some kind of mod like Tower D, or DoTa.
Gun laws do not prevent felons from using guns to commit crimes. They do, however, mean that felons who use guns to commit further crimes get to stay in prison for much longer because of having violated those gun laws in addition to whatever crime they committed with the gun. That's what this law is about. It won't keep some perv from using mailnator to set up a myspace page, but if they get caught trolling myspace with it, the fact that they didn't register their e-mail address means that they get a longer prison sentence. That's the whole point.
Then why not just make the sentence more harsh for second time offenders rather than create another law to increase the time in jail?
Perfect example was Dirt, a new racing game. I was stoaked when the game came out looking forward to it, but when I downlodaed and played it...It just didn't grab me like I thought it would. 50 bucks saved.
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Sorry, this went to the wrong thread...Be nice mods. :(
I'd say Venus. There has always been speculation about floating cities on the planet. It's surface area would not be habitable by humans, but at a specific altitude, the atmosphere is just right for human life.
I know it sounds far fetched, but I would be interested in seeing if we could really pull something like this off...Almost Jetsons style.
I had no problem getting a few ads to watch something online. Much like Hulu's service. If they want to start something like this, go for it! This is how it should be done.
Dude they were married. I'd give my wife access as well, but I trust she wouldn't make a bad choice.
[blockquote][i]Janella Spears wiped out her husband's retirement account[/blockquote][/i] But her husband didn't deserve it.
Why use Classmates.com when you have Myspace.com or Facebook.com
Seems to be the best way (For me at least) to stay in touch with old High School pals.
I wonder what they classify as a "Failure" Because there is no way an iPhone is more stable than a Blackberry.
Sure maybe the hardware is more reliable, but the software is terrible. I'd love to have my old blackberry back. Seriously that was the most stable thing I've ever owned. Email always worked, browser while not as good, never crashed on me, never had an issue with reception, and never had an issue with dropped calls.
Uhh...I may be loosing my mind here, but it appears that graph is going up, or remaining the same....Not a decline.
But what do I know....
Declining? I'm showing 21 thousand on right now, and that seems about right for this time of day.
I haven't seen any major change in population status in some time, so I think obvious troll is obvious.
I just want something that will let me drag and drop my music onto my device.
Does it make much of a difference if all your servers plug into a rack mount UPS that draws the same amount of power regardless of the devices running?
Basically we want it to where the Iraqi's can establish their own government and be able to fend off anyone who might try to take them over. We want them to be able to establish themselves.
Sorry to sound redundant, but let's not forget Ron Paul's record gains that one day. (I forget when it was)
Uh, so let's say Jimmy purchases a Wii, takes it home with his new game and tries to play but it won't let him because the Wii has yet to be updated.
Are you saying that now Wii owners are required to have Internet access in order to update the console to let them play games?
What I meant by that was more gravity on Mars than on the moon. (Hence the reference to the moon landing)
Now before I speak I didn't RTFA....
But why can't the ship return home? I don't think it's an issue of weather or not someone can come home, but how long the trip will take.
Once you reach outer space and are going a certain speed, am I right when I say you don't have to continue propelling yourself through the air? Just glide out towards Mars until you arrive. Much like the moon landing, once you finish your business, can't you just lift off and go home? Sure there is more gravity on Mars so the amount of force to put you in space will require more fuel, but again though...It's the same concept right? It just travel time.
Seriously? On these Pro-Torrent threads, you have everyone and their dog claiming. "Oh I just torrent Linux distro's and yada yada yada"
You would think the internets would be flooded with Linux distro's.
I think Warcraft III was the only game that I played where I never actually played the normal game. I always had some kind of mod like Tower D, or DoTa.
Just change the air time of American Idol to 6:00pm and turn politics to 8:00-9:00pm
Uhh....what? http://moneycentral.msn.com/detail/stock_quote?Symbol=$INDU
Then why not just make the sentence more harsh for second time offenders rather than create another law to increase the time in jail?
To bad they won't be able to surf websites such as Slashdot, Fark, or whatever else might be considered offensive to the government.
http://www.infoworld.com/news/feeds/08/10/13/No-opt-out-of-filtered-Internet.html?source=gs
Sorry for going off-topic.
Not every game has a Demo.
Reviews do not do justice.
Perfect example was Dirt, a new racing game. I was stoaked when the game came out looking forward to it, but when I downlodaed and played it...It just didn't grab me like I thought it would. 50 bucks saved.