The fact there's a download for Windows and Mac has been covered. so I'll go with this:
Because before Windows 7, no 64 bit home user Windows OS took off. xp 64bit was a butchery and a flop. Vista 64 bit was hardly heard of as there were no compatible drivers for anything. Windows 7 is the first consumer desktop OS which is readily available and accepted in 64 bit. There was no point to release one up until now. Handily, all three are released at the same time.
Which is why you don't play the Ultimatum Game against each other. You are competing against yourself in your current situation. If you take the $20, you become $20 richer. If you don't take the $20, you are no richer.
Your "Give me more than you" ultimatum results in a persistent loss for both, which is undesirable. Relatively you are no worse or better off. Realistically you are poorer.
So what? If they spend all day on Facebook, they aren't working and shouldn't be paid. The logical conclusion is to sift off the cruft by letting them quit; Saves paying a severance package, should they have one. In this time, there are plenty of people who need jobs. Everyone is replaceable.
I know a local Uni which uses a time-based approach to this for their office staff. Social Networking and personal email is blocked outside of the Lunch period, and lunch is assigned to half our slots between 12 and 2pm. Your account is linked to one of these half hour slots, and you get access during that time. Attempting to access these sites outside of your lunch gets you nowhere.
People do need "microbreaks" to keep them alert, but you don't do that on Facebook. You check profiles, updates, you comment, like, accept / deny friend requests, play Mafia Farm, whatever, and half an hour is gone.
Ultimately, the peons can't be trusted, and they earned the contempt employers have by taking the piss and spending all day posting on websites only tenuously related...
Check out the HTC Wildfire. Approx $300 without a plan. That's pretty competitive for an HTC Android phone, and more than likely available on the lower-end tariffs.
You are absolutely a power user. You carefully considered the options, and picked the correct device for your situation instead of being drawn in by the latest shiny-shiny "It's got the Wi-FI's and 720 HDs" overpriced poserphone.
NiMH batteries don't suffer from the "memory" effect. It's better to keep them charged as much as possible, purely because you reduce the risk of it running out of juice when you need it, and also prevents polarity reversal caused by complete discharge. You guessed it... That turns your battery into a fairly rubbish paper weight.
I have a URL for you, but cannot post it because I am at work.
The first part is the name of a domesticated animal of the Bovidae family. The second part (appended immediately to the previous word) is the TLD for Sweden. The TLD for the domain is the NYSE abbreviation for Cemex SAB de CV.
Slashdot Mirror
Plural? There can be only one.
Nerd card please.
I think your finger slid over when you tried to type "a" above.
My guess is the final version will come with a codpiece.
So keep your valuable items away from your three year old child.
he's a nerd, not a doctor
You missed a pristine opportunity for a "For God sake's, Jim..." joke.
Nerd card please.
On the plus side, "packet loss" can make for a tasty supper!
84 mile trip, 54 minutes.
You're telling me the pigeon flew at 93 miles per hour? Pull the other one
The fact there's a download for Windows and Mac has been covered. so I'll go with this:
Because before Windows 7, no 64 bit home user Windows OS took off. xp 64bit was a butchery and a flop. Vista 64 bit was hardly heard of as there were no compatible drivers for anything. Windows 7 is the first consumer desktop OS which is readily available and accepted in 64 bit. There was no point to release one up until now. Handily, all three are released at the same time.
Which is why you don't play the Ultimatum Game against each other. You are competing against yourself in your current situation. If you take the $20, you become $20 richer. If you don't take the $20, you are no richer.
Your "Give me more than you" ultimatum results in a persistent loss for both, which is undesirable. Relatively you are no worse or better off. Realistically you are poorer.
... they were happy to! They were so breathtakingly stupid...
FTFY.
PEBKAC.
I think my sig needs updating to include another name.
Here's the one I use
So what? If they spend all day on Facebook, they aren't working and shouldn't be paid. The logical conclusion is to sift off the cruft by letting them quit; Saves paying a severance package, should they have one. In this time, there are plenty of people who need jobs. Everyone is replaceable.
I know a local Uni which uses a time-based approach to this for their office staff. Social Networking and personal email is blocked outside of the Lunch period, and lunch is assigned to half our slots between 12 and 2pm. Your account is linked to one of these half hour slots, and you get access during that time. Attempting to access these sites outside of your lunch gets you nowhere.
People do need "microbreaks" to keep them alert, but you don't do that on Facebook. You check profiles, updates, you comment, like, accept / deny friend requests, play Mafia Farm, whatever, and half an hour is gone.
Ultimately, the peons can't be trusted, and they earned the contempt employers have by taking the piss and spending all day posting on websites only tenuously related...
Ah.
Indeed. When it buys me flowers and wants to watch a romantic comedy while cuddling on the sofa, then it'll be a companion.
Urrr, I mean chug beers and watch the free preview.
I'm not surprised. if he was doing that on my lawn, I'd tell him to get off it too.
"Divert to contact: Intel Phone Tech Support Dept."
Isn't that what the story poster is trying to pull by attempting to convince us that this is news?
Crews of up to seven, not seven passengers, if that's what you're wondering.
Amazing stuff! A couple more decades and we'll have finally moved away from valve-based electronics, too! This truly is an era of change.
Check out the HTC Wildfire. Approx $300 without a plan. That's pretty competitive for an HTC Android phone, and more than likely available on the lower-end tariffs.
You are absolutely a power user. You carefully considered the options, and picked the correct device for your situation instead of being drawn in by the latest shiny-shiny "It's got the Wi-FI's and 720 HDs" overpriced poserphone.
Kudos!
NiMH batteries don't suffer from the "memory" effect. It's better to keep them charged as much as possible, purely because you reduce the risk of it running out of juice when you need it, and also prevents polarity reversal caused by complete discharge. You guessed it... That turns your battery into a fairly rubbish paper weight.
With enough XML, you could probably get your DN:F UI input to control the jetpack!
I have a URL for you, but cannot post it because I am at work.
The first part is the name of a domesticated animal of the Bovidae family. The second part (appended immediately to the previous word) is the TLD for Sweden. The TLD for the domain is the NYSE abbreviation for Cemex SAB de CV.
Hope this helps.
I don't recall ever hearing of someone not buying a device because of HDCP.
You just replied to one.
No HDMI equipped monitor on my PC, no Blu-Ray player, no PS3, nothing. I really wanted to play God of War too, but hey, PS3 only? No sale.