Ah no
Sadly I've read there will be no new code to the old TV boxes. I'll just have to keep hacking!
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My guess is Col. Sellin is either close to retirement or knows that he'll never be promoted above Colonel. Sec of Defense Gates has been saying the same thing about 1) the general staff having too much staff and 2) there could be less Generals in the US military.
Sec Gates should probably get Col Sellin moved to his staff to help reduce the waste/inefficiency.
I wanted to get a Nexus One for development. Of course the day I finally get around to it was the day they took their retail market down. When they announced that they would sell them to developers, I haunted the dev site until they went on sale, and bought immediately.
It's nice to use an unadulterated Froyo phone for development. The extra benefit is that I can retire my unlocked Palm Treo 680 for my trips to Europe and use the N1.
...or maybe ol' Larry wants to help out his good friend Stevie Jobs. Android is growing too fast, so put some FUD around the Android and help the iPhone. If you can also take the piss out of Google at the same time why not?
Black helo for obvious foil-hat reasoning.
Verizon Wireless is very expensive. I need CDMA where I live, as there are not enough GSM towers to get a signal at my house. I ended up getting a HTC Hero through Sprint because their smartphone package costs seemed more reasonable. My fiancée liked my phone so much she switched from Verizon to Sprint and got a Hero also.
"Like Verizon, Sprint runs a network based on the black sheep CDMA standard"
The color of your sheep depends on where you live. :)
In the rural part of the Eastern US, CDMA generally provides better coverage. GSM seems to be relegated to the Interstate highways and the large cities. When I moved to a rural area I dumped GSM for CDMA so I could have a reliable connection.
That said, I still keep an unlocked Treo 680 GSM phone around when I travel to Europe; I just buy a local PAYG SIM card and off I go. I've thought about upgrading to a Nexus One for travel since I'd have app commonality (I use a Sprint HTC Hero now), except I don't feel like giving 500 some-odd dollars to Google at the moment.
I hated Sun for a while since I worked for a competitor (Apollo) during the workstation wars of the late 80s. McNealy was the poster child for the hate since he was always full of bombast. Looking back on it, it was certainly entertainment.
One McNealy story from a friend of mine. He was a sales rep for Sun in NYC, and he was bringing McNealy, who was in NY for a conference, to meet with the heads of a large financial institution. They were running late, so my friend suggests using the subway instead of a "black car" (limos for hire) to get there on time. McNealy acquiesces and off they go. The short of it is the NY subway ride from hell in a overheating car with a fragrant vagrant. When they got off the train, McNealy tells my friend, "No matter what, after this meeting, we're returning in a black car."
"The unpalatable truth is that American governments have sponsored terrorism around the globe many times. That hundreds lost their lives in Belfast at the hands of bombers funded by citizens on the streets of New York and other cities is equally indisputable."
Provide credible sources that state the United States government or its citizens were killing people in Belfast please.
"The childlike over-reaction when others do unto them that which they have so often done to "foreigners" would be funniy (sic) if it wasn't so sad."
The "holier than thou" attitude of many outside the US is just as nauseating.
but I keep doing the comparison to the original (which I watched again before watching the new version.)
The original was almost an acid trip in its oddness, while the "new" version is sort of sneaking out behind mum's for a quick joint. I'll watch it through before making up my mind completely.
(This is the time I need a "meh" icon!)