I can attest to the heat issues, I had an HP laptop die because the GPU un-soldered itself from the motherboard slowly over time. I'm too lazy to crack open the case and try to heatgun it back into life.
Rogers charges $12.95 / mo for the "NextBox" rental. Also, having just spoken to a rep to change my account, switching to the "starter" plan also removes any promotional codes from your account, which will generally cause your package price to skyrocket.
Hollywood would have us believe a magic sonic drill train and a couple of nuclear weapons would fit the bill nicely. Long-term planning at it's finest.
It's not a question of a virus' strength... it's about the specific receptors and features of a cell that it attaches to (I believe - and let me tell you, IADNAMB).
Yep, based on the headline my first thought was "... how did a burning man get into space in the first place, and what possible benefit could this satellite reap by imprisoning him?". Then my brain turned back on. Still, silly headline.
I'm not sure how you could consider COBOL a failure, as many of (at least Canada's) biggest financial institutions rely on it to keep their back-end mainframe systems running. Just because something is old and unwieldy doesn't consign it to the equivalent of the Walmart bargain DVD bin.
The Win10 calculator just gave me this result: -8.1648465955514287168521180122928e-39
If the submitter / editor thinks the Surface Studio is a tablet, I want to see their workout regimen.
I can attest to the heat issues, I had an HP laptop die because the GPU un-soldered itself from the motherboard slowly over time. I'm too lazy to crack open the case and try to heatgun it back into life.
If he typed his comment with Cherry Blues, it'd have been pretty loud.
Rogers charges $12.95 / mo for the "NextBox" rental. Also, having just spoken to a rep to change my account, switching to the "starter" plan also removes any promotional codes from your account, which will generally cause your package price to skyrocket.
"Crock of shit" maybe? "Bunch of crock" doesn't seem like it'd even be a thing.
Replying to myself... apparently it is a thing: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/...
"Crock of shit" maybe? "Bunch of crock" doesn't seem like it'd even be a thing.
So you hate every Medium post, ever?
In an enterprise setting, it's much more likely that you'd be calling IBM rather than Oracle for your application going to shit.
I think you have your Hint and Lint mixed up... JSHint is Crockford-lite, and JSLint is the unforgiving beast.
A "SAM site floating in the sky" would just be an AAM site, no?
It's pretty clearly a shark fin with a water reflection on my screen. Are you on a smartphone or something?
Hollywood would have us believe a magic sonic drill train and a couple of nuclear weapons would fit the bill nicely. Long-term planning at it's finest.
I read the summary title as "is anyone able to use Facebook on a smartphone?". Now if only the bank encouraged napping...
It's not a question of a virus' strength... it's about the specific receptors and features of a cell that it attaches to (I believe - and let me tell you, IADNAMB).
Yep, based on the headline my first thought was "... how did a burning man get into space in the first place, and what possible benefit could this satellite reap by imprisoning him?". Then my brain turned back on. Still, silly headline.
whooooosh?
I think you mean "one-point-twenty-one jiggawatts". Any scientist will tell you that's the correct pronunciation and unit.
This. Flight of the Conchords reference for the win.
I nearly laughed out loud at work! Well played, sir, well played!
Whoooooooooosh!
I'm glad someone finally put all that ambiguity about Superman's actual abilities to bed. My hat is off to you, sir!
I got this one from Best Buy and another from Air Miles. All in all, not so bad.
I'm not sure how you could consider COBOL a failure, as many of (at least Canada's) biggest financial institutions rely on it to keep their back-end mainframe systems running. Just because something is old and unwieldy doesn't consign it to the equivalent of the Walmart bargain DVD bin.
Computer networks can be accessed by computers. Film at eleven.