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Is Motorola KILLING Apple?
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i am from a rural farm area and 14 year olds were allowed to drive tractors and with special permission from the dmv in california, they were allowed to drive cars
there was this one farmer's kid who used to drive to 8th grade in his car and he chewed tobacco
he died later that year from lip cancer, but he went down in history as the first kid in our class to get a set of wheels
there was this one farmer's kid who used to drive to 8th grade in his car and he chewed tobacco
he died later that year from lip cancer, but he went down in history as the first kid in our class to get a set of wheels
Wyoming has similar laws... I actually got my license when I was 13. Believe it or not, I was able to drive to middle school where I grew up in Colorado with an out-of-state license from Wyoming
Unfortunately, I was not the first in my class to drive to middle school. There was this 17-year-old still in the eighth grade with me. somehow, he got all the glory...
I forgot to mention that I think that I really wasn't mature enough to be driving at that time. I totalled two cars that year before I had my license taken away
Unfortunately, I was not the first in my class to drive to middle school. There was this 17-year-old still in the eighth grade with me.
somehow, he got all the glory...I forgot to mention that I think that I really wasn't mature enough to be driving at that time. I totalled two cars that year before I had my license taken away
Driving on the left
Below is a list of countries currently driving on the left. You'll notice plenty of them were not formerly part of the British Empire. Also, it's worth pointing out that there are plenty of territories that were once part of the British Empire who drive on the right - America, for example
Anguilla, Antigua, Australia,
Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Bhutan, Botswana, British Virgin Islands, Brunei,
Cayman Islands, Channel Island, Cooke Islands, Cocos Island, Cyprus,
Dominica,
Fiji,
Granada, Guyana,
Hong Kong
India, Indonesia, Ireland, Isle of Man,
Jamaica, Japan,
Kenya, Kiribati,
Lesotho,
Macao, Malawi, Malaysia, Malta, Mauritius, Montserrat, Mozambique,
Namibia, Naunu, Nepal, New Zealand, Norfolk Islands,
Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Pitcairin Island,
St.Helena, St.Kitts and Nevis, St.Lucia, St.Vincent, Seychelles, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Swaziland,
Tanzania, Thailand, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turke and Caicos Islands,
Uganda, United Kingdom,
Virgin Islands (U.S.),
Zambia, Zimbabwe
End or irrelevant side note!
Below is a list of countries currently driving on the left. You'll notice plenty of them were not formerly part of the British Empire. Also, it's worth pointing out that there are plenty of territories that were once part of the British Empire who drive on the right - America, for example
Anguilla, Antigua, Australia,
Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Bhutan, Botswana, British Virgin Islands, Brunei,
Cayman Islands, Channel Island, Cooke Islands, Cocos Island, Cyprus,
Dominica,
Fiji,
Granada, Guyana,
Hong Kong
India, Indonesia, Ireland, Isle of Man,
Jamaica, Japan,
Kenya, Kiribati,
Lesotho,
Macao, Malawi, Malaysia, Malta, Mauritius, Montserrat, Mozambique,
Namibia, Naunu, Nepal, New Zealand, Norfolk Islands,
Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Pitcairin Island,
St.Helena, St.Kitts and Nevis, St.Lucia, St.Vincent, Seychelles, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Swaziland,
Tanzania, Thailand, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turke and Caicos Islands,
Uganda, United Kingdom,
Virgin Islands (U.S.),
Zambia, Zimbabwe
End or irrelevant side note!
Re: Driving on the left
Too bad there weren't cars then...
Originally posted by Foocha
Also, it's worth pointing out that there are plenty of territories that were once part of the British Empire who drive on the right - America, for example
Too bad there weren't cars then...
My wife's G4 has 4 DIMM slots... I put 4 x 512MB SDRAM in them (it wasn't cheap!)
However, you do have a point that some G4 only have three dimm slots.. there are 1 GB SDRAM DIMM modules available, but the cost is extreme. My friend settled for 1.5 GB for his G4 just for this reason.
I believe that the specs say that all G4 support up three GB RAM, but I'll have to check on that
As for the countries driving on the left... Look historically when their transit systems developed and who their major trade was with at the time... Hong Kong and South Africa...
And c'mon, Australia!
Originally posted by Mad Max
I believe that the specs say that all G4 support up three GB RAM, but I'll have to check on that
Try half that, 1.5 GB...
So even though you may 2GB in there, only 1.5 is being used. Sorry.
all the bad press about motorola
how about ibm...i just saw this book trying to tie in an ibm card reader records machine with the nazis and how ibm made money off of hitler
i almost bought the book and it reminds me of when i heard rumors about the usa selling aluminum to the japanese during world war II to make $
amazing how commerce still finds a way to make a buck...during the gulf war, i had a friend in california that worked for a company that sold components for the scud missle the iraqis used against us
how about ibm...i just saw this book trying to tie in an ibm card reader records machine with the nazis and how ibm made money off of hitler
i almost bought the book and it reminds me of when i heard rumors about the usa selling aluminum to the japanese during world war II to make $
amazing how commerce still finds a way to make a buck...during the gulf war, i had a friend in california that worked for a company that sold components for the scud missle the iraqis used against us