In a Slashdot comment on Monday, November 13th, 'kungfuj35u5' characterized the "redundant summary" as "reduntant." "Redundant summary is redundant," the commenter said in a statement.
This bothers me less than people confusing abbreviations for standard and daylight saving time per time zone. I will propose times for meetings in EDT and get back responses with EST. I suppose that also can still be understood, but is more inaccurate than a grammatical error.
"Unlike typical Japanese media enterprises that exert their draconian copyright laws to squash usage of IP"
Man, Japan doesn't even like people overseas buying their media.
I don't think there can be a Nobel Prize in technology until they stop claiming they're "disrupting" everything by making an app that does "real world thing X, but online/with an app"
It's about matching the right content. For example, a lot of my old SD anime from eons ago looks like shit on my 1080p ultrawide display. When I send the signal to my HD CRT, it looks fantastic.
If self-driving cars are practical and the only reason for driving a car yourself is for pleasure, is it reasonable to expect all those other people to put their lives at risk so you can enjoy that pleasure?
Mixed horse and car traffic is risky as shit, but we still allow riders and buggies on the road.
In addition to the pedestrian issue, they need to figure out how it will handle motorcycles, horses, buggies, and bicycles/velocycles, all of which are legal on roadways.
They really want to try Windows RT again. Good luck. I get that outside applications using updater services is annoying, but that's nothing but a scapegoat here. It's pretty obvious to everyone that MS eventually wants a cut of every application sold.
In theory, Microsoft has this ability as it is. They've done a great job of unifying the higher level parts of Windows 10 (and yes, I have my complaints about Windows 10). If Intel came out with a low-powered SOC with a radio, x86 Phone could happen. I totally agree that Samsung will ultimately lose. They are going to pull a Sony so hard, and this is coming from someone who likes Sony enough to still seek out their phones at full price.
Analysts and pundits have been telling Microsoft to do this for some time. Personally, I think they need to get out of the business of telling Microsoft how to run theirs. Microsoft has a vested interest staying in the mobile space, even if their phones don't sell shit. The personal computing market is so spread out across the spectrum of devices, people's primary way of digital interaction can change a easily as the wind. If Microsoft does not stay in this space, they will be ill-prepared for this.
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In a Slashdot comment on Monday, November 13th, 'kungfuj35u5' characterized the "redundant summary" as "reduntant." "Redundant summary is redundant," the commenter said in a statement.
Marketing successfully steals another word.
This bothers me less than people confusing abbreviations for standard and daylight saving time per time zone. I will propose times for meetings in EDT and get back responses with EST. I suppose that also can still be understood, but is more inaccurate than a grammatical error.
"Unlike typical Japanese media enterprises that exert their draconian copyright laws to squash usage of IP" Man, Japan doesn't even like people overseas buying their media.
I hope it's just the precursor to the Sony robot woman.
Naw, dude. It's medical gum. Brought to you by Wrigley's.
Yeah, haven't they heard of the Bus factor?
All my other info is out there anyway. If they already know my phone number, there's not much else they need. Thanks, Equifax.
I agree with you mostly. The Metro UI isn't really that bad on 8.1. I'd take UI changes over an experimental OS I have no control over in a heartbeat.
I don't think there can be a Nobel Prize in technology until they stop claiming they're "disrupting" everything by making an app that does "real world thing X, but online/with an app"
Sony's Lifelog is great! I burned so many calories during last night's bike ride while I slept.
I drive stick. My 2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata should last me plenty of years. I hope I can drive it until I'm too old to drive.
Emoji Movie may be all that's wrong with Hollywood, but Baby Driver and Dunkirk are what is right with it.
Take it away, Ernie!
What reputable vendor would one find such a board at? Asking for a friend.
Thanks for being helpful and killing my raging rhetorical question, jerk!
What am I supposed to use for screenshots on base installs?
It's about matching the right content. For example, a lot of my old SD anime from eons ago looks like shit on my 1080p ultrawide display. When I send the signal to my HD CRT, it looks fantastic.
If self-driving cars are practical and the only reason for driving a car yourself is for pleasure, is it reasonable to expect all those other people to put their lives at risk so you can enjoy that pleasure?
Mixed horse and car traffic is risky as shit, but we still allow riders and buggies on the road.
But can the data be used to tell a story?
In addition to the pedestrian issue, they need to figure out how it will handle motorcycles, horses, buggies, and bicycles/velocycles, all of which are legal on roadways.
Shit! Back up ya ebooks! Lock 'em up tight!
They really want to try Windows RT again. Good luck. I get that outside applications using updater services is annoying, but that's nothing but a scapegoat here. It's pretty obvious to everyone that MS eventually wants a cut of every application sold.
In theory, Microsoft has this ability as it is. They've done a great job of unifying the higher level parts of Windows 10 (and yes, I have my complaints about Windows 10). If Intel came out with a low-powered SOC with a radio, x86 Phone could happen. I totally agree that Samsung will ultimately lose. They are going to pull a Sony so hard, and this is coming from someone who likes Sony enough to still seek out their phones at full price.
Analysts and pundits have been telling Microsoft to do this for some time. Personally, I think they need to get out of the business of telling Microsoft how to run theirs. Microsoft has a vested interest staying in the mobile space, even if their phones don't sell shit. The personal computing market is so spread out across the spectrum of devices, people's primary way of digital interaction can change a easily as the wind. If Microsoft does not stay in this space, they will be ill-prepared for this.