Microsoft is not a Chinese company nor is it Irish. Your straw man needs a little more padding.

So they don't have anything to do with central vacuum systems?

Wives: Gail Carpenter Gygax (m. 1987–2008), Mary Jo Powell (m. 1958–1983) ... If the stories of how marriage works are true, then you are correct.

It was serendipitous that Quebec did get hit by that to. Afterwards they put in a lot of newer systems in case of a repeat event,
which occurred on 2003 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_blackout_of_2003) caused by a software bug. Anyone in Quebec and to the east of them weren't affected.

Hurry up Twinkie! http://propaholics.wolfchasers...
*biddy biddy*

I did that to. Only it was the BBC's Planet Earth series.
Then I spent all my TV time streaming off my media player, in my case, extremely poor resolution MST3K episodes.
I feel less special but happy to be part of a larger group of rubes fooled into buying a BR player.

I had that issue with Metro 2033. Even without VR (I do have a 27" monitor, so that was a factor probably) I got sick playing it.
I think it was because I'd be moving forward and my characters head (ie. camera) would be swiveling around looking at other things

With that combined budget we would be living in weather domes on the Moon by now and launching interstellar probes to find Earth 2.

http://archlinuxarm.org/platfo...
There's a good dozen or more configurations for the hardware.

There's guides on the internet to installing different versions of Linux on it. (Unless you want to do Android dev)
I bought the A1000 version and a laptop HD (plugs in the top).
Then I installed Debian (using an online guide) and MiniDLNA. I use it as a media server for my TV.

Next week, a 5-part in-depth exposé on the retirement party and future plans of Bob Smith from accounting.

" As of 2009[dated info], multiple Perl 6 implementations are under development, but none of them are considered "complete". "
So, there have been releases of Perl 6 but no finalization, but aren't most programming languages like that now?
e.g. C# has 6 versions and Java (12ish, according to Wiki). Languages forever evolving.
I know PERL is old and people except it to be more rigid like Fortran (even with new versions), but Fortran isn't being used for web apps, etc. that see constant technological innovation.

But the button? THE SHINY RED BUTTON! Calling out to you. Begging to be pressed. How long can you last? How long?!?!

They used a :) not a >:( ?
I'd use a smiley if I was making a cheeky remark to a cherished friend.