See, I came here to say the same thing...who doesn't know that this is happening at this point. But Gibgezr is right...it shouldn't be, and while I'm at a point where I doubt this will change anything....Give 'em hell, Stella.
Narcocide is correct...at no point did I tell this guy to have anything to do with crypto. To be honest, he wasn't on my radar at all
This sounds like it's going to be a blow to Russia's space ambitions.
AI does exactly what everyone hopes it would do in this situation, yet people are angry
Not arguing that they seem to bury important things in strange places, but in all fairness, Device Manager is now 2 clicks (right click the "start" button and choose Device Manager) and network adapters is 3 (right click the "start" button, choose Network Connections, then choose Change Adapter Options. Or just run the applets to get right there, those haven't changed in a long time.
How can my ironic comment that mocks the previous one be called a "failed attempt at sarcasm"? That's what sarcasm is...
My bad. If I was replying to this on reddit, I would have used a
Yeah, this is why I hate PC games. I paid a ton for a great gaming PC, but then all the game developers make their games to run on the lowest common denominator, so they look like shit on my PC. If only there was some way for developers to allow games to adjust their settings so they run on variable hardware systems. Maybe someday.
while I'm not sold on the idea that we need another phone OS, I would think the combination of a cheap tablet with an HTML5 based OS on it is a decent alternative to laptops and netbooks for elementary education purposes. Books, interactive exercises, and word-processing abilities all in one. Allow a school to run their own Google Office-style server to keep things local...could be neat (:
He had as much chance of surviving a nuke in a fridge as he did flying off a cliff in a heavily laden life raft into a river far below...its FUN you dummies, anyone remember laughter?
It's a satchel...Indiana Jones has one
Sean Penn, is that you?
US health care system is fine. The US health insurance system sucks balls though.
he actually explains his point quite well in the second sentence of his post (:
certain jobs place you in contact with certain groups of the population, and after time, the workers begin to see the customers traits as representative of the population in general.
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