I'm using Fb's web interface via the "Metal" app, which prevents having to use their app, and solves browser compatibility issues. I don't trust their app, for obvious reasons.
Yeah, they have three pins. When they fail, though, they fail so bad that they stop clicking the same, so who knows what's going on in there. Not me, I don't do that much investigation. All I know is that I can replace them with an iron and a solder sucker, and that they suck.
One of Apples biggest mistake in mice design, isn't the one button, but the tiny little cable, that didn't allow for a wide range of movement.
I'm pretty sure it was the round mouse, actually. You can solve the cable problem with an extension. Solving the round mouse problem requires buying another mouse, or going to extreme measures to modify it.
Carbohydrates is exactly what you need if you work for a living.
Overly simplistic. You need carbs throughout the day for ready energy, fats for long term energy, and protein in between. Hence the idea of a balanced diet. The old school food pyramid was maybe suitable for farm workers, but most of us aren't one of those.
On the plus side I found I love Sennheiser wired headsets (this one is a PC 360). They cost a bit more, but as they've lasted longer than multiple Logitechs
I have abused the living shit out of my HD420 headphones, and they are still trucking. If Sennheiser is still building stuff with that level of quality, then their goods are worth every dime. (I'd have said penny, but...)
What manufacturer are you coing to use for the next re-switch?
I still have at least two of the original part (they were cheap AF and I didn't want to do research at the time so I just bought more) so the next re-switch will probably be more of the same. Who knows what I'll use after that? Not me, yet.
What I want back is the original Trackman Marble USB Wheel, M/N T-BB18. But this time, I want them to use microswitches from someone more competent than Omron. I've re-switched this trackball three or four times now.
"Eat from the food pyramid," - Ok, so that's an instant fail.
You do know they nominally fixed the food pyramid before moving on to a circular "plate", yeah? It was no longer based on shotgunning carbohydrates, although it was ludicrously fat-averse.
Windows and Mac both just wanted to be the Amiga. They thought that meant fancy graphics and stuff but forgot to make their shit just work 100% of the time.
What? Go on, pull the other one. I've been an Amigan.
ANY time there is ANY kind of offline ability to listen, that file has been cached locally.
Wait, that's not true. Sure, there's some kind of caching, but they don't deliver the entire track at once. They just deliver enough to avoid skipping. That means that the server has to remain active, waiting to feed you the next part of the track, and so on. Or if I am playing mp3s from my file server, same thing. The whole file's not cached locally. My machine asks for the blocks as it needs them. Or, as is increasingly common, someone plays "music" by playing Youtube videos, in which case not only do they not get the whole file at once, but they get a whole bunch of video they're not using along with it.
It's a belief that the bible not only gives a complete account of the origins of man and Earth, but the heavens as well.
But that's so dumb. The bible never claims to be a complete account. They're assuming such because it starts at what they perceive to be the beginning, but that is once again blasphemous (I'm not offended, except by their inconsistency) because it promotes the view that man can know everything God is up to. Such arrogance with their false humility.
Its first and foremost a more sensible way to manage mil space infrastructure with a shorter and dedicated chain of command.
You can have that by promoting everyone currently involved in mil space infrastructure, and having the person at the top start reporting directly to the commander-in-KFC.
It's budget will no longer be cannibalized for terrestrial Air Force projects.
Easily done by congress declaring how the money shall be spent. Also easily undone by congress declaring how the money shall be spent. So no, there's no guarantees there.
And moving forward they will be better prepared to defend our satellites.
Still no need for a separate branch for that.
One of the chief complains placed on the Air Force has been their total neglect in dealing with these new threats.
No it isn't.
Everything else you said was irrelevant, and everything relevant that you said was wrong.
There's a way to make most factions happy, but it takes some careful juggling to do so.
You have to eradicate at least one of the most powerful ones, even after you've established yourself as their good friend. (Or once you're running it, depending on which one you choose.) That's stupid. And it doesn't take careful juggling to save the other ones either, all you have to do is choose to warn them when you get the chance. None of your choices before or after really make any difference. Obviously there are mods which fix this problem, I'm running one now, but that doesn't speak to how little sense the stock campaign's ending makes.
I owned an Amiga, but I always had to admit that the Atari ST was just made for audio.
The STE you mean? The ST couldn't even play PCM audio, it only had FM synthesis. Amigas only had 22kHz audio, but they had it from the beginning (two channels, two voices each.) It's true that the ST had MIDI ports and the Amiga didn't, but a MIDI adapter for the Amiga consisted of an opto-isolator and a level shifter, because its serial port would do 31250bps specifically for that purpose. Consequently, it was not a high cost item, and a savvy user (much more common in those days) could bash one together on their own.
But with recent readings about how China really seems to be upping their space game, and apparently looking to set up a base on the moon, this actually might not be a bad idea.
Increasing military involvement in space, good idea. Separating military involvement in space from the air force, premature idea.
You could design the most perfect self driving car, but it might not be the right time in the market for it, or it could be too expensive at the time. Kodak designed the first digital camera, but it was also at least 5 years too early.
They could have sold it to someone then, Hollywood maybe. But they didn't. Then they let others (like Casio) beat them to the market with digital cameras — lots of people bought those shitty cameras even though they had seriously low resolution sensors, including me. When Kodak finally did bring out digital cameras, they had literally the worst interfaces, so nobody wanted to use them. Therefore the situation with Kodak is really not at all as you portrayed it.
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A $150 Moto X4 has a wide camera, too. What I want is a long one, not a wide one.
I'm using Fb's web interface via the "Metal" app, which prevents having to use their app, and solves browser compatibility issues. I don't trust their app, for obvious reasons.
Yeah, they have three pins. When they fail, though, they fail so bad that they stop clicking the same, so who knows what's going on in there. Not me, I don't do that much investigation. All I know is that I can replace them with an iron and a solder sucker, and that they suck.
One of Apples biggest mistake in mice design, isn't the one button, but the tiny little cable, that didn't allow for a wide range of movement.
I'm pretty sure it was the round mouse, actually. You can solve the cable problem with an extension. Solving the round mouse problem requires buying another mouse, or going to extreme measures to modify it.
Carbohydrates is exactly what you need if you work for a living.
Overly simplistic. You need carbs throughout the day for ready energy, fats for long term energy, and protein in between. Hence the idea of a balanced diet. The old school food pyramid was maybe suitable for farm workers, but most of us aren't one of those.
On the plus side I found I love Sennheiser wired headsets (this one is a PC 360). They cost a bit more, but as they've lasted longer than multiple Logitechs
I have abused the living shit out of my HD420 headphones, and they are still trucking. If Sennheiser is still building stuff with that level of quality, then their goods are worth every dime. (I'd have said penny, but...)
What manufacturer are you coing to use for the next re-switch?
I still have at least two of the original part (they were cheap AF and I didn't want to do research at the time so I just bought more) so the next re-switch will probably be more of the same. Who knows what I'll use after that? Not me, yet.
What I want back is the original Trackman Marble USB Wheel, M/N T-BB18. But this time, I want them to use microswitches from someone more competent than Omron. I've re-switched this trackball three or four times now.
Sorry, should have said don't necessarily. Good for Spotify
"Eat from the food pyramid," - Ok, so that's an instant fail.
You do know they nominally fixed the food pyramid before moving on to a circular "plate", yeah? It was no longer based on shotgunning carbohydrates, although it was ludicrously fat-averse.
Windows and Mac both just wanted to be the Amiga. They thought that meant fancy graphics and stuff but forgot to make their shit just work 100% of the time.
What? Go on, pull the other one. I've been an Amigan.
ANY time there is ANY kind of offline ability to listen, that file has been cached locally.
Wait, that's not true. Sure, there's some kind of caching, but they don't deliver the entire track at once. They just deliver enough to avoid skipping. That means that the server has to remain active, waiting to feed you the next part of the track, and so on. Or if I am playing mp3s from my file server, same thing. The whole file's not cached locally. My machine asks for the blocks as it needs them. Or, as is increasingly common, someone plays "music" by playing Youtube videos, in which case not only do they not get the whole file at once, but they get a whole bunch of video they're not using along with it.
He's giving nuclear technology to a nation that hates Israel
They hate Israel, too. You know, the supposed jewish media conspiracy? And no small number of them want to imminentize the eschaton.
It's a belief that the bible not only gives a complete account of the origins of man and Earth, but the heavens as well.
But that's so dumb. The bible never claims to be a complete account. They're assuming such because it starts at what they perceive to be the beginning, but that is once again blasphemous (I'm not offended, except by their inconsistency) because it promotes the view that man can know everything God is up to. Such arrogance with their false humility.
Its first and foremost a more sensible way to manage mil space infrastructure with a shorter and dedicated chain of command.
You can have that by promoting everyone currently involved in mil space infrastructure, and having the person at the top start reporting directly to the commander-in-KFC.
It's budget will no longer be cannibalized for terrestrial Air Force projects.
Easily done by congress declaring how the money shall be spent. Also easily undone by congress declaring how the money shall be spent. So no, there's no guarantees there.
And moving forward they will be better prepared to defend our satellites.
Still no need for a separate branch for that.
One of the chief complains placed on the Air Force has been their total neglect in dealing with these new threats.
No it isn't.
Everything else you said was irrelevant, and everything relevant that you said was wrong.
Mod this comment as overrated, too. I can afford the karma, I make more every day. You've only got so many modpoints. Mod away!
There's a way to make most factions happy, but it takes some careful juggling to do so.
You have to eradicate at least one of the most powerful ones, even after you've established yourself as their good friend. (Or once you're running it, depending on which one you choose.) That's stupid. And it doesn't take careful juggling to save the other ones either, all you have to do is choose to warn them when you get the chance. None of your choices before or after really make any difference. Obviously there are mods which fix this problem, I'm running one now, but that doesn't speak to how little sense the stock campaign's ending makes.
Like the average businessinsider article, that article is garbage.
Yes, the way i said it was super simplistic, just like the article above.
The way you said it was completely wrong, which to be fair, is just like the article above.
TDS is rampant here.
Yes, Trumpanistas who drank the orange kool-aid are everywhere. Oh, is that not what you meant? Maybe you meant that Trump is deranged?
"Bless his heart" :)
I've been to the American South.
That's how they say "Fuck Him".
Almost. "Bless his heart" means "he's dumb as shit". "Bless him" is how they say "fuck him".
Fuck me. Nothing but "Orage Man Bad" on Slashdot these days. Can't we fucking discuss the topic?
Trump's name is literally in the headline, and you're complaining that someone said something about Trump? You whine the internets.
I owned an Amiga, but I always had to admit that the Atari ST was just made for audio.
The STE you mean? The ST couldn't even play PCM audio, it only had FM synthesis. Amigas only had 22kHz audio, but they had it from the beginning (two channels, two voices each.) It's true that the ST had MIDI ports and the Amiga didn't, but a MIDI adapter for the Amiga consisted of an opto-isolator and a level shifter, because its serial port would do 31250bps specifically for that purpose. Consequently, it was not a high cost item, and a savvy user (much more common in those days) could bash one together on their own.
But with recent readings about how China really seems to be upping their space game, and apparently looking to set up a base on the moon, this actually might not be a bad idea.
Increasing military involvement in space, good idea. Separating military involvement in space from the air force, premature idea.
You could design the most perfect self driving car, but it might not be the right time in the market for it, or it could be too expensive at the time. Kodak designed the first digital camera, but it was also at least 5 years too early.
They could have sold it to someone then, Hollywood maybe. But they didn't. Then they let others (like Casio) beat them to the market with digital cameras — lots of people bought those shitty cameras even though they had seriously low resolution sensors, including me. When Kodak finally did bring out digital cameras, they had literally the worst interfaces, so nobody wanted to use them. Therefore the situation with Kodak is really not at all as you portrayed it.