I like Linux, but I'm sure there are places where Windows handles things better than a a good kernel relying on a huge collection of patches and hacks.
Worry not. As long as it looks shiny and pretty, people will be willing to take out extra $100 to have their computers downgraded wrt time, and that is how Apple profits.
Science: ask a solid question ("what is E when you double m and the same experimental conditions otherwise?"), get a solid result.
Religion: ask an abstract question ("why are all the people suffering??"), get an abstract result.
MySQL allows all manner of illegal hostnames and other bad programming practices in the name of "making things easier" for people who don't know any better
I am not into databases, so that just sounds like fault tolerance to me. What's wrong with that?
I'm able to see stupid people through a glowing rectangle all the time. Does that count?
Not so much with the difficulty of making one - one can be made. But what's the cost of having it eaten by a shark?
It's at the same place, but it is disabled.
That's not #1 :(
are actors. I thought white boys knew this.
I'll licence it under GPL v3 - I promise!
well? you think "sex" means sex in other languages?
you aren't jaded. your buildings are.
... the Chinese.
Women don't need to care about what comes after 'but.'
Flashy does not imply interactive.
It's a retweet.
There already are millions (billions?) of starving Africans. Given that, who are you expecting to care about the Irish?
when you buy an apple product, you do not buy for their features. you buy for the polish.
Also why I don't buy apple products.
What if, somehow, the licence plate will pay for your car insurance?
yeah, Windows.
I like Linux, but I'm sure there are places where Windows handles things better than a a good kernel relying on a huge collection of patches and hacks.
who's this 'we'?
Worry not. As long as it looks shiny and pretty, people will be willing to take out extra $100 to have their computers downgraded wrt time, and that is how Apple profits.
We can be like them in 100 years, assuming we get some nuclear bombs going.
Science: ask a solid question ("what is E when you double m and the same experimental conditions otherwise?"), get a solid result.
Religion: ask an abstract question ("why are all the people suffering??"), get an abstract result.
Retards who think they can "sell" the book better with some sort of DRM protection wrapped around it.
If you've *actually* lived there, you'll notice how much crazier the society (television programs, I'm looking at you) has become.
Nope - it is madness, and a redundant use of space.
I am not into databases, so that just sounds like fault tolerance to me. What's wrong with that?
Not yet?