In my house this has just ended up as us having a basket for 'Don't wash this stuff because it's delicate woman things your man brain insists on treating like other laundry so I'm going to do it myself'.
Everything else is merely sorted by owner or function. Grownup clothes, little boy clothes (which is actually an astonishing amount), sheets and towels and other things of a practical, non-wearing nature. That's it. I brute-force laundry.
U2, sitting innocuously near the bottom of your Artist list, it always syncs and whenever it comes up on random you're reminded yet again to go sort that shit out, but you always forget. And the cycle continues.
etc etc etc.
People always forget the e-ink devices. probably because they're so boring and uncool and you can't Facebook or whatever the fuck on it. I really, really miss my PRS-300 and -600. I don't miss my tablets.
I wonder if this study would turn out any different if they excluded all tablets disguised as readers. E-ink only.
This is why I like the old Shuffle, the little square one with actual buttons. I stick my hand in my pocket, I know exactly how it's oriented and what button is where. No display, no problem. Low capacity, who cares, I randomize my playlist every time I go out. It's always been my favourite iPod.
This is why we have IT security briefings stressing you're not supposed to do this, and software installed on workstations to let us know who plugged what in where and what it did. Most people know they're not to plug personal shiz into DND assets but there's always that one officer.
Well, I would presume they tested some samples and found traces of penicillin. Now, based on those test results, do you think it'd be appropriate for them to publicly announce every bottle has traces of penicillin?
It's the same with food recalls and why they ask you to return these products; if you bought, say, chicken strips that were subsequently recalled due to possibility of listeria contamination (which just happened here in Canada), are you 100% guaranteed to have a bag of chicken listeria? Of course not. But you're sure as fuck returning it.
What annoys me more is how every day that someone or some government sees a piece of trash in the ocean from satellite images, it's pushed as headliner news with absurd speculation lasting for hours that it could be a breakthrough in the search... Until inevitably it's confirmed to not be airplane wreckage
This. A wooden pallet? It's like people think the surface of the ocean is pristine and doesn't have any sort of other debris floating on it at all. I would wager one random wooden pallet has a 100% chance of not being from MH370.
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In my house this has just ended up as us having a basket for 'Don't wash this stuff because it's delicate woman things your man brain insists on treating like other laundry so I'm going to do it myself'.
Everything else is merely sorted by owner or function. Grownup clothes, little boy clothes (which is actually an astonishing amount), sheets and towels and other things of a practical, non-wearing nature. That's it. I brute-force laundry.
U2, sitting innocuously near the bottom of your Artist list, it always syncs and whenever it comes up on random you're reminded yet again to go sort that shit out, but you always forget. And the cycle continues.
etc etc etc. People always forget the e-ink devices. probably because they're so boring and uncool and you can't Facebook or whatever the fuck on it. I really, really miss my PRS-300 and -600. I don't miss my tablets.
I wonder if this study would turn out any different if they excluded all tablets disguised as readers. E-ink only.
Now I feel I need to see a Michael Bay-directed remake of the Imitation Game. Thanks a lot.
Lots of ereaders.
But the sound particles degrade over time!
This is why I like the old Shuffle, the little square one with actual buttons. I stick my hand in my pocket, I know exactly how it's oriented and what button is where. No display, no problem. Low capacity, who cares, I randomize my playlist every time I go out. It's always been my favourite iPod.
There goes all those torrents of 'WINDOWS 8 ULTIMATE X64 TIMMY EDITION FULLY ACTIVATED'.
Now? Where have you been for the past thirteen years?
Except school boards, obviously.
Moties are way cooler than fish though.
We don't need an FA, we just need a paragraph and ominous wording!
I would wager it's because the important word in that sentence is 'had'.
Because that's how we're going to deal with the Ukrainian crisis.
This is why we have IT security briefings stressing you're not supposed to do this, and software installed on workstations to let us know who plugged what in where and what it did. Most people know they're not to plug personal shiz into DND assets but there's always that one officer.
I can't fathom how it's supposed to be easier and sneakier to dump secret material onto a personal ereader than jamming a USB stick into the computer.
Whenever I drink a $6 cup of coffee I really savour it and enjoy the knowledge that when I get to the bottom, someone's gonna die.
I thought I'd seen somewhere that it was closer to 50%, but that may have just been for North Americans.
Smart watches are coming, in some variety. In the end, they will be far superior then a standard watch.
In what way exactly? Will time be shinier?
An acceptable digital or analog watch with no paired device will cost you even less. Some of us just want to know what time it is.
I'm sorry you're so cranky about having a hard time getting the McCain sticker off of your Corvette.
Fake surgery? Please expand.
Well, I would presume they tested some samples and found traces of penicillin. Now, based on those test results, do you think it'd be appropriate for them to publicly announce every bottle has traces of penicillin?
It's the same with food recalls and why they ask you to return these products; if you bought, say, chicken strips that were subsequently recalled due to possibility of listeria contamination (which just happened here in Canada), are you 100% guaranteed to have a bag of chicken listeria? Of course not. But you're sure as fuck returning it.
What annoys me more is how every day that someone or some government sees a piece of trash in the ocean from satellite images, it's pushed as headliner news with absurd speculation lasting for hours that it could be a breakthrough in the search... Until inevitably it's confirmed to not be airplane wreckage
This. A wooden pallet? It's like people think the surface of the ocean is pristine and doesn't have any sort of other debris floating on it at all. I would wager one random wooden pallet has a 100% chance of not being from MH370.
Frozen? The movie that has two hot women princesses in the main roles?
Are you sure you aren't fantasizing about some future production of 'This Ain't Frozen XXX'?