It's already been said, I don't think many people are going back down and crying.
Besides, the word 'authentic' has no meaning anymore. I bought some 'authentic' charcoal this morning for the barbecue. I'm glad someone was thoughtful enough to add to the label that it was real and genuine charcoal, and I wasn't buying some crap imitation charcoal. That would have just ruined my barbecue, if I hadn't got real authentic lumps of burnt wood.
At least if you leave your seat to refresh your beverage you have a good chance of being able to see your kit from the line. If you're worried about theft you're taking a rather larger risk by going off to evacuate all that coffee from your bladder.
I've only had my kit disappear once on me, and that was because it was packed up by a friend while I was in the can because he'd arbitrarily decided I'd had enough beer and we were now leaving.
Ahh, where's a mod point when you need it? +1 funny.
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Is the software you're trying to sell only written to work on the Super BBPC 9000, which only Best Buy sells? Then maybe you have an issue. If not, well, not so much.
What, did BSODing someone's machine somehow suddenly cut all their ties to the net for life? They'll find other machines, admittedly with newer OSes, but they'll still be in the same old habits.
I don't think cloning is the word you're looking for. I'm pretty sure I couldn't play TTD with all the crazy cool things that are in it now, back in 1995. (Wooo, Canset + ECS, I can make a day vanish in an instant =D)
If I'm not mistaken, you can just make Windows use no page file, smoke the page file if it leaves it there, defrag the drive and re-enable paging. It's been a while since I've done that though, so who knows. =)
I don't understand statement 2. Are we going to have a Twitter gadget and a Facebook gadget?
These guys didn't fail consumers. Consumers have choice. They would have failed if every laptop being produced was a netbook and every other old laptop instantly turned to ash. If buddy bought a netbook and cries cos it can't play Crysis, well, that's his own fault for not doing basic research.
This author hails, I think, from the same school of thought as Sony, where they market their Vaio W models (which are kickass little netbooks if you don't mind apparently not being able to install Linux on them) as half-assed computers that should mainly be used while you're slumming around the house watching TV and need spot internet access. What the fuck kind of thinking is that?
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That must have been a trick question.
Easy. Sequence of events:
1. Write Facebook update while driving.
2. Hit Submit.
3. Hit old guy while looking up from finishing 2.
My last two dumb phones have had cameras, and I go a long time between phones.
Oh! Oh! I know this one!
Marketing.
You're absolutely right, I can't wait to play back last night's drunken escapades on my big screen TV.
'...(although there's no indication if that was an online poll or not)...'
I should hope so, or else the subjects might have had trouble writing down their responses on paper.
What you did there. I see it.
I'm not that terribly old, and I remember being told to go xerox things in primary school.
Only when you're running Time Machine.
... but Apple and Blackberry turn out to originally be kinds of fruit. Jeez, who'd have thought.
The CEO needs to not only change with the times but adapt these changes to his situation.
So you might hear him say 'All their base are belong to us!' as a motivational sales meeting closer.
It's already been said, I don't think many people are going back down and crying.
Besides, the word 'authentic' has no meaning anymore. I bought some 'authentic' charcoal this morning for the barbecue. I'm glad someone was thoughtful enough to add to the label that it was real and genuine charcoal, and I wasn't buying some crap imitation charcoal. That would have just ruined my barbecue, if I hadn't got real authentic lumps of burnt wood.
At least if you leave your seat to refresh your beverage you have a good chance of being able to see your kit from the line. If you're worried about theft you're taking a rather larger risk by going off to evacuate all that coffee from your bladder.
I've only had my kit disappear once on me, and that was because it was packed up by a friend while I was in the can because he'd arbitrarily decided I'd had enough beer and we were now leaving.
Ahh, because on an emachine an SSD won't affect the cost at all.
Might as well just give them a thumb drive with the image and say good luck.
Should this device be filed under iMagic Trackpad or Magic iTrackpad?
Ahh, where's a mod point when you need it? +1 funny.
Is the software you're trying to sell only written to work on the Super BBPC 9000, which only Best Buy sells? Then maybe you have an issue. If not, well, not so much.
What, did BSODing someone's machine somehow suddenly cut all their ties to the net for life? They'll find other machines, admittedly with newer OSes, but they'll still be in the same old habits.
Ahhh, you crazy trend-bucker you. You should use Haiku, it has an even smaller market share!
I don't think cloning is the word you're looking for. I'm pretty sure I couldn't play TTD with all the crazy cool things that are in it now, back in 1995. (Wooo, Canset + ECS, I can make a day vanish in an instant =D)
That still doesn't solve the problem of system changes. Core system program updates, new drivers, whoops, gotta make a new boot image.
I'm all for hibernation but this restore-from-image booting could only work for people who won't mind constantly making new images.
If I'm not mistaken, you can just make Windows use no page file, smoke the page file if it leaves it there, defrag the drive and re-enable paging. It's been a while since I've done that though, so who knows. =)
I don't understand statement 2. Are we going to have a Twitter gadget and a Facebook gadget?
These guys didn't fail consumers. Consumers have choice. They would have failed if every laptop being produced was a netbook and every other old laptop instantly turned to ash. If buddy bought a netbook and cries cos it can't play Crysis, well, that's his own fault for not doing basic research.
This author hails, I think, from the same school of thought as Sony, where they market their Vaio W models (which are kickass little netbooks if you don't mind apparently not being able to install Linux on them) as half-assed computers that should mainly be used while you're slumming around the house watching TV and need spot internet access. What the fuck kind of thinking is that?
Whoosh.
Sight first four TICs, BTMUX.
That's all I ever use F7 for. What button do I press for that on a joypad, prioritised out of the 25 other hotkeys I have set?