Sorry, but I find it one of the greatest movies ever made. It's one I often watch again. Except for the 20 min color montage toward the end, I fast forward through that. The movie uses perspectives that aren't often used in motion pictures any more, and rarely in the past. It works to put you into the perspective of the subject, and you only know what he knows. It doesn't explain the situation to you, you have to experience it and figure it out just as the subject does, too. People don't seem to like movies that make you think, they want everything handed to them so they can sit there like a lump.
He's referring to older versions of Windows that keep trying to upgrade. They download the hardware check software, discover that the hardware is incomparable, and stop. But, they try again the next month.
Sprint using WiMax basically killed that technology. It would have been a great way to get last mile access to people who weren't near towns or main internet connectivity. Sprint screwed up trying to use it for mobile data. I wish someone would pick it up and run with it where it should have been used. Even slow service is better than dial up that many rural homes are stuck with.
I love the various attempts at making cell towers look like trees. Some blend in very well. Others are very obviously fake, especially when there are no other trees around. Still, they look better than naked metal.
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There is no where to park in Japan. So they are replacing drivers with robots so the cars can just keep driving around looking for a parking space.
Mutant Ninja Turtles
I always thought it was Intel/IBM/Microsoft, but I've been around for a while.
It their rockets don't work, how did they get all those rovers to Mars?
VoIP is voice over IP. Skype also offers video. I don't doubt many VoIP programs also offer video.
Well, they keep suing people for inappropriate touching. I don't think they have a future.
It had to be rats...
Spent many hours in the car listening to my parents play music on 8-track.
And Jupiter aligns with Mars Then peace will guide the planets And love will steer the stars
They need to bring out a colorful 20th anniversary version, instead of the plain aluminum ones they currently make.
Go back to launching and landing rockets. The stock market isn't rocket science.
They just had a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. Next up, the Tsunami...
Sorry, but I find it one of the greatest movies ever made. It's one I often watch again. Except for the 20 min color montage toward the end, I fast forward through that. The movie uses perspectives that aren't often used in motion pictures any more, and rarely in the past. It works to put you into the perspective of the subject, and you only know what he knows. It doesn't explain the situation to you, you have to experience it and figure it out just as the subject does, too. People don't seem to like movies that make you think, they want everything handed to them so they can sit there like a lump.
The only nuclear reactor endorsed by a clown.
These all happen in Hawaii. Sooner or later, chance dictates that they will all occur at the same time. That would be a bad day to be on the island.
As in "the clown?" Hopefully no one there is named Bart.
I blame systemd.
He's referring to older versions of Windows that keep trying to upgrade. They download the hardware check software, discover that the hardware is incomparable, and stop. But, they try again the next month.
Great idea! I wish I had thought of it!
You forgot all the nuclear powered ships and submarines.
They would stop manufacturing them. Simple solution.
He was too busy panicking
Hopefully it will help Ford make trucks and SUVs.
Sprint using WiMax basically killed that technology. It would have been a great way to get last mile access to people who weren't near towns or main internet connectivity. Sprint screwed up trying to use it for mobile data. I wish someone would pick it up and run with it where it should have been used. Even slow service is better than dial up that many rural homes are stuck with.
I love the various attempts at making cell towers look like trees. Some blend in very well. Others are very obviously fake, especially when there are no other trees around. Still, they look better than naked metal.