One of our cats is deaf. He does respond to gestures, though. But it's difficult to skype him because he isn't always interested in looking at the computer screen.
Right. My grandpa told me in 1968 that The Oil Companies had bought the patent for the simple inexpensive additive that turns tap water into 100 octane gasoline.
even after towing that missile cruiser [wikipedia.org] back to port.
That case is ancient. It's Windows 4.0 old. It's Rex Ballard advocacy old. It's tired and anybody with a clue remembers people citing it ten years ago when it was already extremely outdated and old.
A lot of the most strident Tesla supporters, especially here on Slashdot, are ideological investors. They think Musk is an environmental savior doing good for the planet. As such, they view any attackers as evil. Not just wrong or misguided. Evil.
It's a nice little army for Musk to have marching for him. It badly distorts the discussion. Many investors have no ideological motivation, wether they are short or long, the ideologues could turn on them at any time.
Enjoy the public domain stories, then. You can probably download them from Project Gutenberg.
Reading is such a powerful form of entertainment. We have the world's most powerful 3D rendering engines built right into our heads and just need to plug in the source media and start rendering it.
The Disney movies are bowderized shiny copies of the original folklore they took from to base the films on. In most cases we'd be better off just getting rid of the Disney version.
Disney stuff isn't that important. Most of the best Disney content derives it's value from folklore that is in the public domain. We need to just rout around the locked-down content and make new culture.
vi just sunk to the level of obscurity that thels command also suffers from. It's ther, it's used by those who are clueful and don't need to power up an aircraft carrier to go fishing.
Update to a DX. Your 80387sx has a staggering amount of collector's value now, because almost nobody except apparently you was foolish enough to buy one. You can sell it to a collector and probably buy a current i7 processor with the proceeds. Or you could afford a 12 MHz 386DX. Those are rare, too.
The drone isn't being 'taught' anything either, which was implied in the summary. It's 'programmed' just like a PIC embedded controller or a furby is programmed.
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One of our cats is deaf. He does respond to gestures, though. But it's difficult to skype him because he isn't always interested in looking at the computer screen.
Right. My grandpa told me in 1968 that The Oil Companies had bought the patent for the simple inexpensive additive that turns tap water into 100 octane gasoline.
Big Oil. What WON'T they do?!?
Nothing has changed since Windows NT 4.0?
Maybe in your world.
even after towing that missile cruiser [wikipedia.org] back to port.
That case is ancient. It's Windows 4.0 old. It's Rex Ballard advocacy old. It's tired and anybody with a clue remembers people citing it ten years ago when it was already extremely outdated and old.
I can benefit the same way by trading the buttons off my shirt to my co-workers.
Except now our damn shirts are flapping in the wind.
You are not a law abiding citizen if you race down the road above the speed limit.
You're a tax-paying sucker.
You almost certainly don't have a need to be going that fast.
In the real world, unlike here in blogland, Musk is viewed based on his performance, not ideological dreams.
A lot of the most strident Tesla supporters, especially here on Slashdot, are ideological investors. They think Musk is an environmental savior doing good for the planet. As such, they view any attackers as evil. Not just wrong or misguided. Evil.
It's a nice little army for Musk to have marching for him. It badly distorts the discussion. Many investors have no ideological motivation, wether they are short or long, the ideologues could turn on them at any time.
Enjoy the public domain stories, then. You can probably download them from Project Gutenberg.
Reading is such a powerful form of entertainment. We have the world's most powerful 3D rendering engines built right into our heads and just need to plug in the source media and start rendering it.
The Disney movies are bowderized shiny copies of the original folklore they took from to base the films on. In most cases we'd be better off just getting rid of the Disney version.
Disney stuff isn't that important. Most of the best Disney content derives it's value from folklore that is in the public domain. We need to just rout around the locked-down content and make new culture.
Thank you, HR shill.
Keep that blue dress wrapped up and in the back of your closet. It protects the dna 'just in case' you ever start calling him 'the big creep.'
'Rei' comments have started to become a little shrill and shrieky. Just a little.
Take note of this, everybody.
No matter what your comment, Rei will roll in it. Like a stray dog who encounters a dead festering muskrat rolls in it.
Whataboutism.
Facebook does not have 'sites' that it can ban. They might host 'pages' that people are foolish enough to consider their 'sites.'
If you want a host a site, rent a server or a spot on a server and host your site. Facebook has no say in what you host on it.
And there's a required cutout on the case to show through the Apple logo.
vi just sunk to the level of obscurity that thels command also suffers from. It's ther, it's used by those who are clueful and don't need to power up an aircraft carrier to go fishing.
You're a power user, not a power poseur.
Big difference.
Update to a DX. Your 80387sx has a staggering amount of collector's value now, because almost nobody except apparently you was foolish enough to buy one. You can sell it to a collector and probably buy a current i7 processor with the proceeds. Or you could afford a 12 MHz 386DX. Those are rare, too.
Well, you could carry a cellphone in your pocket that has tethering, and use a VOIP app on the low-end Kindle tablet.
Not really. Any device with a Li-ion battery in it can self-combust. Particularly any device designed to be compact and use significant power.
The drone isn't being 'taught' anything either, which was implied in the summary. It's 'programmed' just like a PIC embedded controller or a furby is programmed.
Maybe that excess fatty material gets in the way.