Have it written in every language, including a button with a highly recognized symbol of "listen" that audibly plays back said warning(s) in all languages.
Casual home users. All most people need or use is an office suite, solitaire and a browser+email client.
Even at work, the taskers/sales/pms only used these.
I had the reverse. I couldn't go on with slack as I wanted 64bit, and wasn't on AMD arch anymore. So now I'm on fedora on my laptop and in the middle of installing it on my desktop. Maybe now I'll cancel the desktop install and go back to slack for that
Why GPS? what ever happened to the good ol' speedometer?
Also speed governors are nothing new. Many larger consumer vehicles (trucks, vans) have them and set around 90-100 for many years now. The power doesn't go out, but the gas gets cut as if releasing the pedal until your speed drops. My old work van (stock) was set for 90.
This is the whole premise of Shareware... And doesn't RedHat, what was BeOS, and others offer free/"personal" versions of their OS, then also offer pay-for versions with more functionality?
1-3am when I'm already tired in bed. I seem to be most productive in this state... But I can't really do that for work when they expect me to be in the office at 8:30am where, at that time, I am just a zombie F5'ing Slashdot waiting for a reply-worth story to appear for a few hours until when I mentally wake up.
If this is the case, make vids like the Guatemalan guy - but frequently and post on youtube to keep the public up-to-date on your still-livingness, plus post often to somewhere online where you have a friend base. All thru tor so your movement isn't tracked.
If they were recording each reading for averaging, this would be the issue, but their avg method is a way to cut on memory and processing costs - you only have to store 1 value and keep averaging it vs store an array of readings then average the array. Yes, they could keep adding to the base number then divide at the end, but the processor sounds 8-bit ("Atari-style" "from the 1970s" - 6502???) and couldn't handle such a large value (overflowing, sans erreur)
Slashdot Mirror
Same company, same concept, 15 years ago...
*sigh*
I do something similar for phone # validation: onchange="this.value=this.value.replace(/\D/,'');"
though its a bit more, only resetting the value if the stripped one is different (avoiding moving the carat when unnecessary) with length checks, etc
Err, after RTFA, I suppose this is more on topic:
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<input name=ssn id=ssn onblur="if (!this.value.match(/^\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}$/)) {alert('Invalid SSN, blah blah NNN-NN-NNNN.');this.focus();}"
^\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}$
I would also not want to be the guinea pig used when they learned the structure of the tooth.
Nor would I, they eat the guinea pigs down there. Cui
No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!
Have it written in every language, including a button with a highly recognized symbol of "listen" that audibly plays back said warning(s) in all languages.
This is how fox works. Family Guy did a good zinger on this fact.
Casual home users. All most people need or use is an office suite, solitaire and a browser+email client. Even at work, the taskers/sales/pms only used these.
AMD-only. No (ok, very little) Intel. Kthxbye
For me, 64b for more memory per core and possible speed enhancements w/ 64b functions
Not 40, but...
5 FDD Array
I had the reverse. I couldn't go on with slack as I wanted 64bit, and wasn't on AMD arch anymore. So now I'm on fedora on my laptop and in the middle of installing it on my desktop. Maybe now I'll cancel the desktop install and go back to slack for that
Why GPS? what ever happened to the good ol' speedometer?
Also speed governors are nothing new. Many larger consumer vehicles (trucks, vans) have them and set around 90-100 for many years now. The power doesn't go out, but the gas gets cut as if releasing the pedal until your speed drops. My old work van (stock) was set for 90.
This is the whole premise of Shareware... And doesn't RedHat, what was BeOS, and others offer free/"personal" versions of their OS, then also offer pay-for versions with more functionality?
I still enjoy playing wario world on mine... I never got headaches from it, though.
Terrain/topographical details?
Reverse psychology on Murphy's law?
1-3am when I'm already tired in bed. I seem to be most productive in this state... But I can't really do that for work when they expect me to be in the office at 8:30am where, at that time, I am just a zombie F5'ing Slashdot waiting for a reply-worth story to appear for a few hours until when I mentally wake up.
If this is the case, make vids like the Guatemalan guy - but frequently and post on youtube to keep the public up-to-date on your still-livingness, plus post often to somewhere online where you have a friend base. All thru tor so your movement isn't tracked.
Tor + various upload sites
hate to say it, but spam forums (signed up w/ Tor) w/ a random link to above suggestion
But your (possible) name and location are already on teh intertubes relating to a about-to-be-released inflammatory document.
Then, on the flipside, your macro is using direct, not pointers for the dest/src arguments...
Geek card. Now.
If they were recording each reading for averaging, this would be the issue, but their avg method is a way to cut on memory and processing costs - you only have to store 1 value and keep averaging it vs store an array of readings then average the array. Yes, they could keep adding to the base number then divide at the end, but the processor sounds 8-bit ("Atari-style" "from the 1970s" - 6502???) and couldn't handle such a large value (overflowing, sans erreur)