Comment Re:Correction (Score 1) 257
I'm feeling all warm and fuzzy again, especially around my wallet.
Be careful, that warm and fuzzy feeling is what you get when you're getting pickpocketed
I'm feeling all warm and fuzzy again, especially around my wallet.
Be careful, that warm and fuzzy feeling is what you get when you're getting pickpocketed
How can you possibly misspell QWERTY? It's spelled correctly on the damn keyboard.
They must be typing on an iPhone
Yes you can be a huge fan without being a Trekkie. I am.
I admit that I enjoy Star Trek very much, but I will not call myself a Trekkie. It's not because I don't love the show, but because I have too much respect for those true Trekkies, and I don't want to shame them by trying to put myself in the same category as those truely inspirational fans.
A Trekkie can name every character ever to appear on the show
A Trekkie has dressed up at least once as a Star Trek Character (and not just for Haloween)
A Trekkie would know the answer to this question, so please enlighen us with an answer....
Why do you yell "F**k you" to Rick Berman? I know he took over for Mr. Rodenberry, and the show has not been the same since, but is that the only reason? Please help inform this fan!
It's in the Wikipedia article.
Wow, thanks for emphasizing the absolute proof of that fact... if Wikipedia says it, then it MUST be true!!!
security
The security issue is once you press send. With wired the password is shielded from the hackers eyes by the thick plastic cover wrapped around the wires. With wireless it's like attaching it to the tail of an airplane and taking it throught he sky. Point for Wired
bandwidth
Think of the old can-string phones. If you and a friend were in different rooms and talked quietly, you couln't hear. if you talked into the can, it was better sound quality. It's the same for music from the internet, the quaility is better when transferred over wires. Point for Wired
interference/reliability
WE ARE GEEKS, WE DON'T HAVE CATS (point for all geeks)
Make sure your code does nothing gracefully.