What's the point of using an $800 HDMI cable to connect my media center PC to my HDTV if the content I'm streaming over my network isn't in the high fidelity I can only get with this $499 Ethernet cable?
Isn't "could eventually" one of those warning phrases that tells you something is dubious, like "up to twice as long" or "she has a great personality" or "you're violating our patents but we don't want to tell you which ones"? Excuse me, but 'could eventually'? Isn't that just a buzzphrase that dumb people use to sound important? Not that I'm accusing you of anything like that... I'm fired, aren't I?
* Exceedingly portable 42 pounds
* 2MB Hard Drive
* Several-color Monitor
* Five Minute Battery Life
* 512K RAM
* Every time the "enter" key is pressed, everyone else in town will temporarily lose electricity
* The battery burns 45 acres of rainforest as it is used as the Lappy's main energy source
http://www.hrwiki.org/index.php/Lappy_486#Features
I paid 5 GBP for the album, but my download code was a bit late. I downloaded the album off of a sendspace link on a message board when I saw that people had already gotten their download code and I had yet to receive mine. Does this make me a pirate? Why should source even matter? Whether I paid 5GBP, 0, or 100 to inrainbows.com, why should it matter where I downloaded the album from? It's the same digital information.
Let me get this straight. You complain about the lack of developed characters, and the fact that the show is "episodic" as opposed to serialized. Then, you also say that the last two seasons of DS9 sucked.
Actually, the last two seasons of DS9 arguably had more frequent and in-depth character development than any other Trek series. Also, the Dominion War story arc was woven into the a majority of the episodes in the last two seasons, giving it a sense of continuity so that they weren't episodic or formulaic.
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Martin (fingers crossed): Systems analyst, systems analyst.
Dr. Pryor: Systems analyst.
Martin: All right!
What's the point of using an $800 HDMI cable to connect my media center PC to my HDTV if the content I'm streaming over my network isn't in the high fidelity I can only get with this $499 Ethernet cable?
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Lords of COBOL, hear our prayer.
* Exceedingly portable 42 pounds * 2MB Hard Drive * Several-color Monitor * Five Minute Battery Life * 512K RAM * Every time the "enter" key is pressed, everyone else in town will temporarily lose electricity * The battery burns 45 acres of rainforest as it is used as the Lappy's main energy source http://www.hrwiki.org/index.php/Lappy_486#Features
you can take it on the go with the help of the mobile emitter.
Did I just make a Voyager reference? Sigh...
She'll go 300 hectares on a single tank of kerosene.
We're optimizing the wrong part, dammit!
I paid 5 GBP for the album, but my download code was a bit late. I downloaded the album off of a sendspace link on a message board when I saw that people had already gotten their download code and I had yet to receive mine. Does this make me a pirate? Why should source even matter? Whether I paid 5GBP, 0, or 100 to inrainbows.com, why should it matter where I downloaded the album from? It's the same digital information.
Wow! I love symposia.
Goodbye, pants!
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DRM'd paperback books!
Let me get this straight. You complain about the lack of developed characters, and the fact that the show is "episodic" as opposed to serialized. Then, you also say that the last two seasons of DS9 sucked. Actually, the last two seasons of DS9 arguably had more frequent and in-depth character development than any other Trek series. Also, the Dominion War story arc was woven into the a majority of the episodes in the last two seasons, giving it a sense of continuity so that they weren't episodic or formulaic.
Simplified English is doubleplusungood.