People that buy smart phones expect to do other things with their pricey devices.
Except for the dozens of people and the hundreds of their family members, who are being represented in many posts on this exact topic that do not expect to do other things.
Except that some people just like the iPhone. I know it's hard to believe, but some people have opinions that are different than yours. They feel it is worth a higher price to buy a more expensive car, or suit, or house, or smartphone. Not because it will be cost effective five years from now, but because that is what they prefer.
How many posts are we going to have to wade through that make the same, rather immature, response?
The really funny commercials are for cars. It shows a car driving calmly down the road, and the small print says: "Professional driver on a closed course. Do not attempt."
Don't attempt what? Driving down the road? Isn't that what the car is for?
Maybe the Sony phone thing is the same level of CYA boilerplate from lawyers.
That's what I keep saying, except my first number was in the 400,000 range. My second one was in the 600,000 range. Now I have this one. The lesson learned was: Never use a difficult password for slashdot.
Ok, good to hear you have personally seen this. The 'college professor' part was because I assumed (I know, I know) you were younger because of your nickname. It just seems like one a college student would have chosen in 2008. I'll admit I guessed wrong. The "something you heard from a college professor" is because I meet many people who simply repeat things their professors hammered into their brains, but the person hasn't done any individual thinking on the subject beyond that. As I said, it's good to hear a personally determined viewpoint.
As for me, I didn't have the money for college when I finished high school 25 years ago, but had a few classes and other courses during and after my military term.
And, no, I don't read the WSJ because I'm not that much interested in finance or corporate business. Some of my customers do read it, so I'm not belittling the papers or its readers, it just isn't for me.
How many preppers live in gated communities, much less mansions? How many live out of the cities and suburbs, where they can actually live how they want?
That's why the store shelves get stripped bare whenever there's a storm. And why so many idiots cry about "price gouging". If they had simply spent some of their beer/weed money on basic supplies, they wouldn't have to worry about price gouging.
Correct. I dual boot Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Bowler, Beret, and Gentoo. I'm planning on adding Slackware for when I just don't feel like doing work.
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People that buy smart phones expect to do other things with their pricey devices.
Except for the dozens of people and the hundreds of their family members, who are being represented in many posts on this exact topic that do not expect to do other things.
I am deeply disappointed.
I was sure we were going to get a "Zombies are for cows. Mooo, moooooooooo zombie cows." line in there somewhere.
Except that some people just like the iPhone. I know it's hard to believe, but some people have opinions that are different than yours. They feel it is worth a higher price to buy a more expensive car, or suit, or house, or smartphone. Not because it will be cost effective five years from now, but because that is what they prefer.
How many posts are we going to have to wade through that make the same, rather immature, response?
Having more powerful countertop mixers won't make Chef Emeril add rocks to his recipes.
You made something in JA? We just sold pre-packaged first aid kits for people to keep in their car.
I sense much anger in you.
I thought the basics would be:
Poor young Indian child, this is a computer.
Computer, this is Srimadaddankithirumalavaraahavenkatathaa.
Most of the US population doesn't care what the Constitution protects or prohibits. Why should the government be any different?
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Even TB transfers can be rsync'd while you are asleep...
I always fuck up the options when I try to do that while asleep.
The really funny commercials are for cars. It shows a car driving calmly down the road, and the small print says: "Professional driver on a closed course. Do not attempt."
Don't attempt what? Driving down the road? Isn't that what the car is for?
Maybe the Sony phone thing is the same level of CYA boilerplate from lawyers.
Fool! You think these scientists haven't thought of that? Of course they have.
The interesting part is that it still captures what the left hand is doing. Some weird entanglement issue, I believe.
I've seen them hunt rabbits, but I've never seen them hunt carrions. For that matter, I've never seen that animal. Is it related to the nauga?
So don't install it. How hard is that to figure out?
You just better hope that caffeine doesn't destroy memory cells. Although, with that nickname ... :^)
Nevermind that, she's missing her period.
That's what I keep saying, except my first number was in the 400,000 range. My second one was in the 600,000 range. Now I have this one. The lesson learned was: Never use a difficult password for slashdot.
Ok, good to hear you have personally seen this. The 'college professor' part was because I assumed (I know, I know) you were younger because of your nickname. It just seems like one a college student would have chosen in 2008. I'll admit I guessed wrong. The "something you heard from a college professor" is because I meet many people who simply repeat things their professors hammered into their brains, but the person hasn't done any individual thinking on the subject beyond that. As I said, it's good to hear a personally determined viewpoint.
As for me, I didn't have the money for college when I finished high school 25 years ago, but had a few classes and other courses during and after my military term.
And, no, I don't read the WSJ because I'm not that much interested in finance or corporate business. Some of my customers do read it, so I'm not belittling the papers or its readers, it just isn't for me.
Thanks for the reply.
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How many preppers live in gated communities, much less mansions? How many live out of the cities and suburbs, where they can actually live how they want?
That's why the store shelves get stripped bare whenever there's a storm. And why so many idiots cry about "price gouging". If they had simply spent some of their beer/weed money on basic supplies, they wouldn't have to worry about price gouging.
When the WSJ was sold the bias of the paper shifted not-so-subtly to the right.
You faithfully read it 'before' and 'after' to state that definitely? Or are you just repeating something you heard from a college professor?
Then let's hope he buys Dice.
Correct. I dual boot Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Bowler, Beret, and Gentoo. I'm planning on adding Slackware for when I just don't feel like doing work.
Send it to Microsoft's Public Relations Manager. First tie it to a brick, and aim real high for his office window.
By the way, address it to the manager personally. He's a grumpy old guy named Mr. Wilson.
and another empty threat. you'll be on windows 10 in a few years, you'll see.
That's going to be Windows OS A 10.3 Leaping Panther.