Comment: Re:Well... for starters... (Score 1) 839
Logitech Harmony Remote - If you can remember how to use it.
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Comment: RAM (Score 1) 522
Additional 8 megabytes of RAM for $850
Comment: Dupe (Score 1) 271
I've read this before on Slashdot months or years ago. Dupe.
Comment: Re:No More Deregulation (Score 5, Informative) 551
In Alberta, Canada we have deregulation. Production, transmission and sales are 3 separate entities. You buy from whoever you want. Transmission and consumption are charged as separate items on the bill. Both charges have a fixed rate and a variable rate based on usage. The power bills have more than doubled. The sales people tell customers we can lock you in for 3 - 5 years because rates are going way up. The lock in ends up being higher than the regulated rate (This was kept for those who didn't sign up).
We could buy power and gas from a British company that didn't have any gas wells, pipelines, generators, or wires in Canada.
Comment: Re:he's right (Score 1) 680
I see. Your philosophy is that we should not have ways of thinking and should not compare them to other ways of thinking. A sound philosophy for a non-thinker.
Comment: Re:What automobile ? (Score 1) 1141
Can't carry much?
http://egs.ca/node/100
-a North American example, a quick search can find a lot of pictures of bikes with big loads.
Comment: Re:Competing Isn't Cheap (Score 1) 317
Ya losing relevance. There. Fixed that for you.
Comment: Re:VOIP sucks. (Score 1) 426
I think many comments are missing ATT's point.
1. They no longer want to install or maintain copper wire. They cannot compete with cell companies.
2. Put up a cell tower here and there.
3. Profit!!!!
Comment: Re:Canadian (Score 1) 513
"a Canadian" is a Molson's Candian Lager Beer. I suppose you could own as many as you could afford.
Bike Projector Makes Lane For Rider 856
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samzenpus
from the don't-cross-the-laser-line dept.
from the don't-cross-the-laser-line dept.
hh4m writes "Whether it's San Francisco, New York, or any bicyclistic city in between, you're destined to witness biker after biker dancing with danger, especially at night when visibility is uncomfortably low. Alex Tee and Evan Gant's LightLane device was recently just a concept but is soon to enter reality as a much-needed visual declaration of personal biking space. With a dire shortage of dedicated lanes, LightLane provides urban cyclists with a solution that adapts to them and any route they make take. The compact projector mounts easily to the rear of a bike frame and projects a bike lane-inspired linear pattern that provides great visibility and a familiarity that helps catch a driver's attention."
Comment: Re:I wonder (Score 4, Informative) 256
You don't live in Canada you live out west.... Canada is located in southern Ontario.
Didn't you know? Since the economic downturn Canada has had to move to Saskatchewan to find a job. Some of it even overflowed into Alberta. The move started in the 1800's with the building of the CPR.
RIAA Filed 62 New Cases In April Alone 243
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kdawson
from the what-part-of-stop-do-you-not-understand dept.
from the what-part-of-stop-do-you-not-understand dept.
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "Based upon a quick examination of the records in PACER, I detected 62 new cases brought by the RIAA against individuals in the month of April alone. In December, 2008, the RIAA had represented to Congress that they had 'discontinued initiating new lawsuits in August [2008].'"
Comment: Re:schools have rules for a reason (Score 0) 1246
It appears to be an intelligent question looking for an answer. I would like to know too but it appears you have no intelligent reply.
Comment: Re:Missing option: (Score 1) 887
Walk for sure!
