That could be because Adobe support is required to replicate a bug before they are allowed to even enter it into their bug report system. If they can't replicate it on their own test environment, the bug report goes into the circular file.
Not saying this is a good idea or practice, just saying this is my experience with Adobe.
On the other hand 30 minutes of Happy Days and 30 minutes of Mork and Mindy would cost the network a total of $250,000. But it would bring in 2.5 million.
So do the math. Decent sci-fi show 1 dollar out for every dollar in. Cheap but good rated comedy gives us 2.25 dollars out for every dollar in.
Isn't that supposed to be 9 dollars out for every dollar in? (2,500,000 - 250,000) / 250,000
My personal preference for keeping rats out of my barn/hay is the rat snake. They don't chew on cables and unlike a cat, they hunt out rats nests. A good rat snake(s) will eat most if not all of the litters and that can do more to get rid of your population than anything else.
Plus, you get the enjoyment of seeing the havoc the snake will cause if it slithers out onto the sales floor.
My other favorite is the speaker scam, which someone tried to pull on me about two weeks ago (I hadn't heard of these for years). It's not really a tech scam, just your basic grift that happens to involve technology: an "installer" got an extra set of speakers/surround sound system/plasma TV accidentally loaded in his van for a big install job.
This happened to me, too, out in the middle of nowhere in North Carolina at a gas station.
Man in a white van asks me to roll down my window:
White van man: Hey, buddy, got a kinda odd question for ya!
Me: Shoot.
WVM: Do you want a brand new home the-a-ter system? They loaded an extra one on my truck!
Me:::rolls up window and drives off quickly::
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Perhaps I'm a candidate for a "woosh", but I-270 between Washington DC and Gaithersburg is 6 lanes, and it gets backed up every day during rush hour. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_270_(Maryland)
I thought he wanted one meeeeeeeeeeellion dollars? ::puts pinky to cheek::
Computerized Knowledge-worker. Done and done.
Shhhh....you'll give them ideas!
That could be because Adobe support is required to replicate a bug before they are allowed to even enter it into their bug report system. If they can't replicate it on their own test environment, the bug report goes into the circular file.
Not saying this is a good idea or practice, just saying this is my experience with Adobe.
Tell that to Diego Maradona.
Quite simply, the Federal Government is....The Most Interesting Tech Startup in the World!
You're as ugly as a monkey in a negligee!
http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/04/10/1320211&art_pos=3
On the other hand 30 minutes of Happy Days and 30 minutes of Mork and Mindy would cost the network a total of $250,000. But it would bring in 2.5 million.
So do the math. Decent sci-fi show 1 dollar out for every dollar in. Cheap but good rated comedy gives us 2.25 dollars out for every dollar in.
Isn't that supposed to be 9 dollars out for every dollar in? (2,500,000 - 250,000) / 250,000
DC isn't great, either.
New coworker coming from Hawaii: "Man, the traffic here is nothing compared to Hawaii."
Me: "Just wait"
Next day...
Coworker: "I was on the beltway and I saw someone brandishing a bat at another driver!"
My personal preference for keeping rats out of my barn/hay is the rat snake. They don't chew on cables and unlike a cat, they hunt out rats nests. A good rat snake(s) will eat most if not all of the litters and that can do more to get rid of your population than anything else.
Plus, you get the enjoyment of seeing the havoc the snake will cause if it slithers out onto the sales floor.
and, as a nice side effect, making it possible for me to assign a public-facing IP address and DNS entry for every toaster in my house.
How many toasters do you own? How many do you need?
This is the year of Linux on the iPhone!
Hey, I'll have to try th
"Overall, the screenshots show a distinctly Vista-like interface..."
Anyone else thinking that Windows 7 is another Mojave?
Can we tag this one tnew please? :-)
All TFA says that it is loosly based on the Apple II. So what does that mean? Have the same CPU? Same OS? Same amount of RAM? Looks like the Apple II?
Will it run Lemonade Stand?
Which ditch did the ditchwitch witch if the ditchwitch did witch ditch?
My other favorite is the speaker scam, which someone tried to pull on me about two weeks ago (I hadn't heard of these for years). It's not really a tech scam, just your basic grift that happens to involve technology: an "installer" got an extra set of speakers/surround sound system/plasma TV accidentally loaded in his van for a big install job.
This happened to me, too, out in the middle of nowhere in North Carolina at a gas station.
Man in a white van asks me to roll down my window:
White van man: Hey, buddy, got a kinda odd question for ya! ::rolls up window and drives off quickly::
Me: Shoot.
WVM: Do you want a brand new home the-a-ter system? They loaded an extra one on my truck!
Me:
(cue Chris Rock jokes)
Netflix: We're keeping profiles!
Chris Rock: What you want, a cookie?
Could I get a transcript or something? I speak American and I couldn't understand a word they were saying.