(S)He's not, I've used ccleaner for a long time now, probably coming up on a decade. I think they dropped the name crap cleaner around 2010. It's still decent and useful software just with a terrible marketing strategy. Never seen the need to even look at anything more than their free version though.
Ubuntu do a certified program now,
https://certification.ubuntu.c...
Might not work with all distro's but certainly helped me pick out a new thinkpad recently.
Just on your last comment about liking the iPhone5, you can buy the iPhoneSE which is the 6S internals within an iPhone5 case. My wife has it and it's a pretty decent bit of kit, sort of prefer it to my 6!
MiniDisc was pretty big in the uk for a while, I was just finishing high school when they were around and all my mates had them. They were viewed as quite cool, though that might've just been where I was from!
In theory that all sounds good, but what about money spent on rent before buying your home?
How would you factor that in? Surely that damages how much money you actually saved?
To receive SMS yeah. Tend to pay about 10p per message sent, its more to send overseas though, think its about 35p.
Paying to receive sms is just insane.
Wow thats depressing.
I just graduated last year and the area which I felt was most lacking was low level programming skills. For my OS class, it was all theory, no practical. So I'm now reading a book on the linux kernel to try and understand it a little more.
Our compilers class was a joke! Write a compiler based on c#! What! How does that make any sense?! I'm currently working in a company that writes web apps, which is fine, but I could learn this stuff any time.
(S)He's not, I've used ccleaner for a long time now, probably coming up on a decade. I think they dropped the name crap cleaner around 2010. It's still decent and useful software just with a terrible marketing strategy. Never seen the need to even look at anything more than their free version though.
Ubuntu do a certified program now, https://certification.ubuntu.c... Might not work with all distro's but certainly helped me pick out a new thinkpad recently.
Just on your last comment about liking the iPhone5, you can buy the iPhoneSE which is the 6S internals within an iPhone5 case. My wife has it and it's a pretty decent bit of kit, sort of prefer it to my 6!
According to duckduckgo themselves, it comes from over one hundred sources including google, bing, yahoo etc. http://help.dukgo.com/customer/portal/articles/216399-sources
She was actually at the Con - just not on stage!
Or as Martok & Gowron said 'Why aren't we invited? Are we not Captains?'
Unfortunately somewhere along the line that word seems to have replaced the word 'Customer'.
Well I've just written to my MP stating why I'm unhappy with this. Others need to do so as well if angry with this!
Yeah, I think there is definitely a lack of perspective here! $300 bucks for your own satellite is definitely pretty awesome.
If its publicly available, surely you can get the data elsewhere?
MiniDisc was pretty big in the uk for a while, I was just finishing high school when they were around and all my mates had them. They were viewed as quite cool, though that might've just been where I was from!
VRML was/is awesome, still taught in some Uni's I think! I certainly used it towards the end of my Bsc in 2009.
Add another for JOE!
Amazing that you mention lba, I've been playing it again over the last couple of nights and been totally engrossed in it!
In theory that all sounds good, but what about money spent on rent before buying your home? How would you factor that in? Surely that damages how much money you actually saved?
To receive SMS yeah. Tend to pay about 10p per message sent, its more to send overseas though, think its about 35p. Paying to receive sms is just insane.
You have to pay to receive SMS messages?? Wow, Don't think any of the UK operators are that bad...
Actually, according to the bbc news they won't be valid in 100 days.
Wow thats depressing. I just graduated last year and the area which I felt was most lacking was low level programming skills. For my OS class, it was all theory, no practical. So I'm now reading a book on the linux kernel to try and understand it a little more. Our compilers class was a joke! Write a compiler based on c#! What! How does that make any sense?! I'm currently working in a company that writes web apps, which is fine, but I could learn this stuff any time.
I might be out of date, but isn't there still a big problem with write speeds? And is there not a limited life span of about 3-5 years for usage?
As I said, may be out of date!!
The V'ger reference at the end annoyed me. It was given life by other beings, it didn't just become sentient!
If you have breakdown cover, its a requirement of most policies to carry a spare tyre.
Why would they make the work in the first place then?
Thats a fucking witch hunt, what the heck else could google have done??
safe from Chuck Norris??