Ah, you guys are all correct. I was thinking the Dual Shock came out just before the N64 (and I've never seen a Dual Analog controller). Thanks; I feel senile now.
0: It had an awkward, giant and mostly empty controller with only one thumbstick, the plastic guts of which would rapidly wear, causing it to become wobbly and make it hard to dive after the rabbit in Mario64 because I can't run full speed anymore.
1: Vibrations required an expansion back that itself required a battery instead of being console-powered and it took up the memory card slot (some (most?) games used internal storage, though) instead of using all the empty space in the controller (Sony got two motors and two sticks into a much smaller case).
2: Inadequate cooling system that would cause it to hang.
D: Cartridges. Although they're the only system that gives decent boot time, they crap out when your kids swap them without turning the console off one too many times.
You already could move the panels all around; they just weren't there by default. If you're not an icons-only person, several (all?) of the DEs will even rotate the taskbar text (not clocks, though, for some reason).
has to call tech support when they put the printer on a different USB port.
In my experience with XP, changing USB ports often means reinstalling the driver (or at least pointing Windows to where you already installed it). Printer drivers are horrible; I'm pretty sure most of the developers ride the short bus to work.
Well, first, you'd have to visit every store in your city and clear out their entire inventory of those tiny, tiny tubes to get even half a bucket-worth of super glue.
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Premature infatuation; rhymes better.
Student Refusing RFID Badge
refusal to wear any badge containing an RFID tag
school to adopt the NFC badges
One of these things is not like the other.
Ah, you guys are all correct. I was thinking the Dual Shock came out just before the N64 (and I've never seen a Dual Analog controller). Thanks; I feel senile now.
I wouldn't say all ways but:
Disable compositing on your desktop (alt+shift+F12 in KDE) to get decent refresh speed in Gimp and Blender.
I'm old enough that I can't even do hipster fashion ironically
But now you're old enough you can do ironic ironically.
Or press Lockout Changes.
It's not that people can't send pictures some other way—it's that many don't, so you have to visit FB or get nothing.
You already could move the panels all around; they just weren't there by default. If you're not an icons-only person, several (all?) of the DEs will even rotate the taskbar text (not clocks, though, for some reason).
They don't want to risk premature evacuation.
That must be why you only use the tip jar once.
has to call tech support when they put the printer on a different USB port.
In my experience with XP, changing USB ports often means reinstalling the driver (or at least pointing Windows to where you already installed it). Printer drivers are horrible; I'm pretty sure most of the developers ride the short bus to work.
It's part of the Bundle package now.
They're trying to get better; that's why they started Anonymous Anonymous.
It's nice to see someone in our government giving 110%.
Sounds like they have a Pi-in-the-sky attitude.
Well it sounds like you already did. Or do you have an alarm clock under your desk? Get back to work, Costanza!
G4 shitcanned itself.
Middle click it.
1) Subscribe to their service
2) Leave
3) Profit
It was a nice round number until they converted from metric dollars.
You prefer gel caps over tablets?
Shh! Let me wallow in my ignorance.
Well, first, you'd have to visit every store in your city and clear out their entire inventory of those tiny, tiny tubes to get even half a bucket-worth of super glue.