Let me get this straight. You had a computer with a RAID drive array + external hard drives and all of them fried. And you were stupid enough not to have real surge protection? Ah, that explains why you are willing to pay drop box all that money.
They are experience enhancements. Don't you want to be able to play the Palmolive Virtual Dishwasher Kinect game?
Or how about the Pep Boys quick service oil change time challenge! Fun for you, you will love it!
Is that apple is saving money per chip by going with TSMC. I don't know that its true, but companies always have a strong motivation to attack the bottom line rather than go for quality. Steve Jobs was exceptional because he wanted quality in his products even if they ended up costing more. The exceptional part being that he was good at resisting the lure of cheaper components.
1) "Well there is this open source thing, or you can go with the really neat Microsoft product that I am an expert at."
or
2) "Well Microsoft has this thing, but it costs a lot and a lot of IT pros are moving away from it. On the other hand there is this awesome open source thing that is free (or costs less) that I am an expert at. But I'd be wary of Microsoft, especially after all their really bad decisions; people are just not trusting them any more."
The client may say I want Microsoft, but with number 2 he is more likely to say, "Yes, I've seen that too, After all, I have a piece of crap Windows 8 computer at home. I replace my old piece of crap Windows Vista computer with it. So tell me more about this nifty open source thingy."
See we in the human race have this really cool ability. We can take one word and make it mean different things depending on context. Or are you also complaining because your car has a pointy thing made out of keratin sticking out from the steering wheel instead of a convenient sound making device to warn other drivers.
Its my theory that Microsoft has gotten tired of being in the computer business and wants to get rid of all this software and hardware stuff. Ballmer has decided that Microsoft is in the perfect position to dominate the Amish technology sector.
How is that? They are entirely trustworthy; they do what we tell them to do. We gave them every bit of authority they use to spy on us. We threw our privacy at them and cried, "Take this! Save us from the terrorists and spy upon us!"
saw the movie Terminator. We can't let that completely fictional and plot hole ridden story come to pass! We should have a ban on this scary technology! Oooh Scary!
After you run a couple of copies through to strip this DRM, you need to add your own back in so their DRM verifier will translate it to, "I bet you thought this technique was clever, you fucking git."
Yes, which is why they have successfully stamped out piracy, it is part of the sordid past of the Internet. Thank god we'll never see pirated e-books again.
If I let government get a hold of all this metadata without a fight. This sort of private and personal information should only be given out to advertisers and large corporations who have proven they can use it effectively.
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you want the contents of youngpussy.zip? LOL sure your honor, the password is "fuckyouall"
Let me get this straight. You had a computer with a RAID drive array + external hard drives and all of them fried. And you were stupid enough not to have real surge protection? Ah, that explains why you are willing to pay drop box all that money.
They are experience enhancements. Don't you want to be able to play the Palmolive Virtual Dishwasher Kinect game?
Or how about the Pep Boys quick service oil change time challenge! Fun for you, you will love it!
I told the aliens that Earth has space herpes.
damn you nailed it with that comment.
That's "mouse", not "moose".
Is that apple is saving money per chip by going with TSMC. I don't know that its true, but companies always have a strong motivation to attack the bottom line rather than go for quality. Steve Jobs was exceptional because he wanted quality in his products even if they ended up costing more. The exceptional part being that he was good at resisting the lure of cheaper components.
When the client asks you for advice and you say:
1) "Well there is this open source thing, or you can go with the really neat Microsoft product that I am an expert at."
or
2) "Well Microsoft has this thing, but it costs a lot and a lot of IT pros are moving away from it. On the other hand there is this awesome open source thing that is free (or costs less) that I am an expert at. But I'd be wary of Microsoft, especially after all their really bad decisions; people are just not trusting them any more."
The client may say I want Microsoft, but with number 2 he is more likely to say, "Yes, I've seen that too, After all, I have a piece of crap Windows 8 computer at home. I replace my old piece of crap Windows Vista computer with it. So tell me more about this nifty open source thingy."
See we in the human race have this really cool ability. We can take one word and make it mean different things depending on context. Or are you also complaining because your car has a pointy thing made out of keratin sticking out from the steering wheel instead of a convenient sound making device to warn other drivers.
No that is how they learn to be professionals. After that, they are expected to be able to research new skills on their own.
Its my theory that Microsoft has gotten tired of being in the computer business and wants to get rid of all this software and hardware stuff. Ballmer has decided that Microsoft is in the perfect position to dominate the Amish technology sector.
http://www.iwatchz.com/ is enough to block them from trademarking the iwatch name.
Mostly because anytime Putin can tell the US to go to hell, it saves him from having to use a Viagra.
How is that? They are entirely trustworthy; they do what we tell them to do. We gave them every bit of authority they use to spy on us. We threw our privacy at them and cried, "Take this! Save us from the terrorists and spy upon us!"
saw the movie Terminator. We can't let that completely fictional and plot hole ridden story come to pass! We should have a ban on this scary technology! Oooh Scary!
But its a glorious achievement. Perhaps they should call it a glory hole. Or is that name already taken?
The best summary of everyone's opinion is that the D-wave is and is not a quantum computer all at the same time. Now how could that be possible?
Any good American demands it be well trimmed and maintained. Anyone else is a faithless muslim athiest commie fascist anarchist.
After you run a couple of copies through to strip this DRM, you need to add your own back in so their DRM verifier will translate it to, "I bet you thought this technique was clever, you fucking git."
Yes, which is why they have successfully stamped out piracy, it is part of the sordid past of the Internet. Thank god we'll never see pirated e-books again.
Opposition party websites are naturally considered disgusting and therefore pornographic.
At the call centers where they support them.
If I let government get a hold of all this metadata without a fight. This sort of private and personal information should only be given out to advertisers and large corporations who have proven they can use it effectively.
ze Uzi 9 millimeter. And you vill throw in a pack of depends. I leak oil.