I find that people that care about other others beliefs, specific belief neutral, tend to.be dicks. The billboard you linked to is an example of not being a dick, and sending a positive message out. That doesn't really counter the fact that vocal atheists, like vocal theists, tend to be dickish about it.
if all the non dick Christians were presumed atheist, rather than non-dick atheists presumed Christian, the Christians would be hated I suspect.
Zealots are dicks pretty much universally I've found.
mine is a laptop with Intel integrated graphics from when that was a separate chip.
Also, I haven't tested the external on the right, but windows lets me pick my primary, while kde appears to treat left most as the primary.
I'll see if moving it fixes things, as for your issues with windows, that's the opposite entirely of what happens to me with win 7, I unplug, all my.windows jump to laptop, I close the lid, they all jump to external.
It's terrible with multi-monitor, relative to windows anyway.
add an external monitor to my left, It's automatically the primary, my plasma desktop and panels resize and move to it to my left. Ok, fine, I add a new panel (i actually like one on each monitor), but when I remove the monitor, my panels stack on top of each other on the laptop (right). Now when I re add the external monitor I have 2 panels on the left, on top of each other.
also, I've lost windows off screen and couldnt get them back on an unplug. It makes me miss windows.
because at least loud mouth Christians think they are doing what they are supposed to by divine edict.
loud mouth atheists are just doing it to be dicks.
The only thing in your list of quotes that watrants a response is "pray for" as it is requesting action from you. A simple I don't believe in the super natural will allow things to.move on with aggressively being a dick (as atheists tend to want to be smug dicks).
You mean the definition that strengthens their trademark by saying "with the search engine google", even though we all know if someone was using bing (or even spokeo or 123people) they'd still call it googling.
Yes, the parody is protected and doesn't risk diluting a trademark. In fact It's specifically relating what should be generic (a window in computing) with their specific product, if anything it boosts their trademark.
If, on the otherhand there was a word to mean "used poorly thought out slides that made a presentation worse" and it was PowerPointed (i found an ms product with a non-generic name), MS would need to clarify that PowerPoint is a specific product and you could use OO impress to the same ill effect. Google runs some risk already with their name.being used generically, but to be officially recognized as such by a government body would be a real problem.for.them.
That's somewhat fair, but the model is a purchase. Which is why I said it was a lie.
I will say hen I look for old games I'd go to the underdogs (is that still around?) Or GoG, rather than try and mess around with the original myself.
The fact that valve will almost certainly be around for 5 years, and the DRM isn't platform limiting on playback (if I can run the game, I can run steam) makes it more palatable (so I eat the dogfood).
It's not like a movie, where I can buy/build a new whizbang device, and the DRM holds me back.
My biggest fear with steam is that they may remove games I've purchased due to backwards compatibility issues in a future os, but something like dosbox (or a more complete wine for windows or something) would let me play them.
personally, I'm not opposed to reasonable DRM in things I rent. I'm totally cool with spotify, Pandora, and netflix having it (though it's somewhat annoying that I need to use the scrappy blue ray player interface rather than my htpc for it). If this means basically universal support for streaming services I'm all for it. If it means I can't watch things I can even now It's a problem.
essentially I want to see an open source implementation, if they can't make it happen, it shouldn't be a web standard.
also, I will.never buy something with DRM (that's a lie, I buy games from steam, but they are only consumable on.platforms that steam.supports, so I'm relatively future proofed, unlike if I purchased DRM music or video from a variety of services.
Somebody said it above, and I think they're right.
A small touchscreen that talks to your phone over bluetooth. If I had a watch that displayed my caller ID on incoming calls, and could control my music I'd be content if it looked nice and was cheap (though, I doubt it would ever replace clocktwo in my heart). Add to it an app so that it can display texts, email (from and subject), battery life and whatever other status widgets I want, and clear them too, it'd be a nice companion to a phone.
The issues I see are battery life, and display. Unless it's high res e-ink with a dim light for dark (like an actual watch) I predict something that will suck in the sun, and be completely obnoxious in the dark. It will probably blank unless I look at it, but how good will it be at predicting if I'm peeking at it? I don't want to wear a watch that I need to reach over and push a button to light up and see.
I don't think it routes without data (or lets you find things), but google allows for decent sections of the map (100 miles across maybe) to be cached to the phone and used for GPS. I use it when I am driving through rural areas on long drives, and need to find a campground (state or national park with self checkin).
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I find that people that care about other others beliefs, specific belief neutral, tend to.be dicks. The billboard you linked to is an example of not being a dick, and sending a positive message out. That doesn't really counter the fact that vocal atheists, like vocal theists, tend to be dickish about it.
if all the non dick Christians were presumed atheist, rather than non-dick atheists presumed Christian, the Christians would be hated I suspect.
Zealots are dicks pretty much universally I've found.
Thanks for making my point.
Depreciation is too deductible, you buy a durable good and It's revenue neutral, then you take the depreciation over the life of the good.
Every expense is tax deductible for a company. So it most definitely is.
I wonder of drivers have much to do with it then.
mine is a laptop with Intel integrated graphics from when that was a separate chip.
Also, I haven't tested the external on the right, but windows lets me pick my primary, while kde appears to treat left most as the primary.
I'll see if moving it fixes things, as for your issues with windows, that's the opposite entirely of what happens to me with win 7, I unplug, all my.windows jump to laptop, I close the lid, they all jump to external.
It's terrible with multi-monitor, relative to windows anyway.
add an external monitor to my left, It's automatically the primary, my plasma desktop and panels resize and move to it to my left. Ok, fine, I add a new panel (i actually like one on each monitor), but when I remove the monitor, my panels stack on top of each other on the laptop (right). Now when I re add the external monitor I have 2 panels on the left, on top of each other.
also, I've lost windows off screen and couldnt get them back on an unplug. It makes me miss windows.
Racing games did though.
because at least loud mouth Christians think they are doing what they are supposed to by divine edict.
loud mouth atheists are just doing it to be dicks.
The only thing in your list of quotes that watrants a response is "pray for" as it is requesting action from you. A simple I don't believe in the super natural will allow things to.move on with aggressively being a dick (as atheists tend to want to be smug dicks).
Then make a curses interface, and keep bandwidth low.
Is it?
I always flat rate box them.
To be fair, moat loudly identified atheists are the worst (i say this as an atheist).
the non loudly identified ones probably.exist in.presumed Christianity by those that rate atheists low.
What I love about those that identify as "christian" without a denomination, is that they make Catholics seem moderate. Vatican two FTW.
It's easier to upgrade my plan than it is to improve the latency of a cell network.
Worth noting, tmo will take and receive mms, sms, and calls via WiFi if you're at a hot spot. Saves a bundle when traveling out of the country.
And their price drops if they don't upgrade
You mean the definition that strengthens their trademark by saying "with the search engine google", even though we all know if someone was using bing (or even spokeo or 123people) they'd still call it googling.
Yes, the parody is protected and doesn't risk diluting a trademark. In fact It's specifically relating what should be generic (a window in computing) with their specific product, if anything it boosts their trademark.
If, on the otherhand there was a word to mean "used poorly thought out slides that made a presentation worse" and it was PowerPointed (i found an ms product with a non-generic name), MS would need to clarify that PowerPoint is a specific product and you could use OO impress to the same ill effect. Google runs some risk already with their name.being used generically, but to be officially recognized as such by a government body would be a real problem.for.them.
Yeah, but we still live in Delaware :(
Actually, I like the state, but still.
Yes, that was absolutely what I did.
I was just trying to differentiate it from he ones that one sees regularly in more rural areas.
It was pretty amazing. I saw it in China town of Philadelphia. It was bright. Like a firework.
actually I thought it was a firework until seeing this post, but the timing matches, and it was moving like a meteor.
I've gone to very rural areas for meteor showers, and never seen anything like this, and it was in a fairly major city, and randomly.
it was thicker, and sparklier than any I've seen, even with the light pollution.
US fuel is cleaner than European now I believe.
That's somewhat fair, but the model is a purchase. Which is why I said it was a lie.
I will say hen I look for old games I'd go to the underdogs (is that still around?) Or GoG, rather than try and mess around with the original myself.
The fact that valve will almost certainly be around for 5 years, and the DRM isn't platform limiting on playback (if I can run the game, I can run steam) makes it more palatable (so I eat the dogfood).
It's not like a movie, where I can buy/build a new whizbang device, and the DRM holds me back.
My biggest fear with steam is that they may remove games I've purchased due to backwards compatibility issues in a future os, but something like dosbox (or a more complete wine for windows or something) would let me play them.
Doesn't google already do it for the chromebook?
personally, I'm not opposed to reasonable DRM in things I rent. I'm totally cool with spotify, Pandora, and netflix having it (though it's somewhat annoying that I need to use the scrappy blue ray player interface rather than my htpc for it). If this means basically universal support for streaming services I'm all for it. If it means I can't watch things I can even now It's a problem.
essentially I want to see an open source implementation, if they can't make it happen, it shouldn't be a web standard.
also, I will.never buy something with DRM (that's a lie, I buy games from steam, but they are only consumable on.platforms that steam.supports, so I'm relatively future proofed, unlike if I purchased DRM music or video from a variety of services.
Somebody said it above, and I think they're right.
A small touchscreen that talks to your phone over bluetooth. If I had a watch that displayed my caller ID on incoming calls, and could control my music I'd be content if it looked nice and was cheap (though, I doubt it would ever replace clocktwo in my heart). Add to it an app so that it can display texts, email (from and subject), battery life and whatever other status widgets I want, and clear them too, it'd be a nice companion to a phone.
The issues I see are battery life, and display. Unless it's high res e-ink with a dim light for dark (like an actual watch) I predict something that will suck in the sun, and be completely obnoxious in the dark. It will probably blank unless I look at it, but how good will it be at predicting if I'm peeking at it? I don't want to wear a watch that I need to reach over and push a button to light up and see.
I don't think it routes without data (or lets you find things), but google allows for decent sections of the map (100 miles across maybe) to be cached to the phone and used for GPS. I use it when I am driving through rural areas on long drives, and need to find a campground (state or national park with self checkin).