I think the problem here is the razor-thin window edges.
All the UI's I've used with the thin window edges have been difficult for me to interact with, by mouse, trackpad, or touchpoint ("eraser-pointer"), because of the challenges of hitting a particular very small spot.
Laugh as you will, but spinning up a VM on each desktop that can contribute to the central processing pool has intrigued me for some time.
Security is a bit of a hangup, and it would have to be cleverly configured to only use the extra cycles... but for some applications, where you just need "a little more oomph", I think it's got merit.
Common flour - made out of ground up wheat - makes a huge dust explosion, and it's not particularly flammable. Flammable dusts make REALLY HUGE explosions.
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Ordinarily, I'd be all like "Aren't there any girls?" but then I remembered where I am.
You've omitted all of the urban legends that get ((((re)re)re)re)reposted without the "FALSE" that snopes usually adds.
And the advertising. There will be lots of advertising.
The kickstarter community doesn't have anywhere near that kind of money.
It's **ONLY** $24 billion.
Control (that magical 51%) is only about $12 billion.
And yes, it's far easier to do this through NASDAQ than kickstarter.
I think the problem here is the razor-thin window edges.
All the UI's I've used with the thin window edges have been difficult for me to interact with, by mouse, trackpad, or touchpoint ("eraser-pointer"), because of the challenges of hitting a particular very small spot.
Once they get to one and have room to spare the upgrade slow to a halt.
I think there is a world market for about five computers.
You want to rent a teleporter from them?
You'll actually be renting 8 teleporters, but you only get to use one of them at a time if you're on the discount lease.
The cockroaches still seem to be doing OK, but I'm not aware of any cockroach delicacies.
scientist are wrong all the time and argue all the time
Exactly. You don't learn new things when you're right.
Laugh as you will, but spinning up a VM on each desktop that can contribute to the central processing pool has intrigued me for some time.
Security is a bit of a hangup, and it would have to be cleverly configured to only use the extra cycles... but for some applications, where you just need "a little more oomph", I think it's got merit.
Many fertilizers have ingredients than burn well.
Many of those ingredients are in a powdered form.
Common flour - made out of ground up wheat - makes a huge dust explosion, and it's not particularly flammable. Flammable dusts make REALLY HUGE explosions.
Probably going to be Bitcoin.
The trouble with crowdsourcing naked pictures is that there are a lot of people out there I don't want to see naked.
Perhaps that's their business model - pay us, or we send you more pictures of 14/f/cali guy.
Multi-Mormon Online Real Proselytizing Game?
So, if someone says it's not a trap, it is in fact a trap, but if someone says it is a trap, it's legit?
It's so difficult to keep track of things on opposite day.
Was thinking more like a hidden message, although that's some fine paper folding you've got there.
I won't believe this without a photograph of a cleverly folded $5 bill to back up your claims.
This.
Aside from the predicted timing of a few natural disasters rearranging certain urban areas, we're on track.
People who say that modpoints have no intrinsic value are just wrong.
Best guess, linked from Wikipedia page about Rosnay.
The coordinates match, and the shape of the facility is about right.
From what I understand, a bartender can get in trouble for overserving someone who then drives drunk and causes mayhem.
Apparently, this guy who installed custom compartments in vehicles got in trouble, despite (apparently) refusing to build them for explicit drug use.
Are convenience stores liable when smokers get cancer? They're selling the carcinogens.
Are firearm and ammunition manufacturers and dealers liable for school shootings? You know those aren't all done with zip guns and reloads.
We have a legal system that seems to be logically inconsistent.
More like they've thoughtfully been posting the intentionally non-serious stories as ROT13.
The unintentionally non-serious stories are quadruply protected with QUAD ROT13.
Haven't seen anything in this thread yet about NCX or ubfgf svyrf.
Your hypothesis erroneously presumes that minds were initially present.
Good call on the jurisdiction dependent part of that.
Honestly, I think they're more worried about (would-be) terrorists and drug dealers than CP, when it comes to phones...
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