No one in their right mind would ever consider a car an "investment," unless it's already a classic or rare one already. They depriciate as soon as you drive off the lot, and continue to drop the more you own them. True investments pay off by growth, and a car isn't one of those. It's something you buy to use up.
No, coffee is made with very hot water but below the boiling point. Usually 85C is ideal. Tea is made with boiling water, but then you let it steep for 5 minutes so it cools down.
I still have the old Intel Rhapsody DR2 disks lying around, and would love to see if this can read the filesystem. It's kind of fun playing around it what was NeXT with a MacOS interface, and at times I almost would rather have it than what OS X became, if only to eliminate the stupid gimmicks.
That's about as stupid as reading news about countries' governments doing something and moaning about the use of "Washington" or "Ottawa", it's incredibly common usage. You should read more.
Then you'd better go over every single line of the contract you agreed to when you signed up, as well as all subsequent updates that they sent out, and stop complaining over what the marketing copy said.
Bollocks. You can choose to ignore any update that comes down the pipe from Software Update. Uninstall iTunes and ignore all subsequent updates to it, it's not needed on a server. Maybe you should be a better admin!:)
Because film can still do things digital can't. Digital still has a long way to go for low light shooting, though its dynamic range continues to improve.
I never shut my systems off anyhow though, I always believed that systems left on have a longer life span because the chips never cool down, but that can't be true for some of the computers moving parts.
Hey, never let verifiable facts get in the way of your beliefs.:P
None taken. I wasn't a 'collector' as a kid either, routinely building my own versions of "Smash 'em Up Derby" with my friends, or more likely building cars with the sole purpose of hurling them off tall ramps and seeing how far they could go.
I'm still of the opinion that fewer, better quality toys is the way to go, regardless of age:)
My parents always bought me real Lego bricks, and I have practically all of those bricks/sets 30+ years on. They still click and snap like new. Good luck getting that kind of lifespan from the cheap knock-offs.
Quality costs money, pure and simple. So, no, the choice isn't "obvious" at all.
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I see. So where is this law written, exactly? State? Federal? County? City? Which country/countries?
No one in their right mind would ever consider a car an "investment," unless it's already a classic or rare one already. They depriciate as soon as you drive off the lot, and continue to drop the more you own them. True investments pay off by growth, and a car isn't one of those. It's something you buy to use up.
I searched on that phrase and found a note on Apple's site with a Last Modified date of October 30, 2008: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1545
Heck, here's one that makes reference to Mac OS 9 and OS X 10.2.4: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1411
Doesn't sound like it's even remotely new, yet alone being new news.
No, coffee is made with very hot water but below the boiling point. Usually 85C is ideal. Tea is made with boiling water, but then you let it steep for 5 minutes so it cools down.
I still have the old Intel Rhapsody DR2 disks lying around, and would love to see if this can read the filesystem. It's kind of fun playing around it what was NeXT with a MacOS interface, and at times I almost would rather have it than what OS X became, if only to eliminate the stupid gimmicks.
Never been Catholic.
Allow/Deny?
I don't get it.
Reference?
That's about as stupid as reading news about countries' governments doing something and moaning about the use of "Washington" or "Ottawa", it's incredibly common usage. You should read more.
Remove either for a real stinker.
Better leave those barrel makers alone!
The bees took them!
Then you'd better go over every single line of the contract you agreed to when you signed up, as well as all subsequent updates that they sent out, and stop complaining over what the marketing copy said.
Lost you spell check?
Fo' shiggle.
Yes, raise property taxes, surely the landlord won't pass that on to his poor tenants, right?
I'd trade an old computer for a used firearm, sure!
Bollocks. You can choose to ignore any update that comes down the pipe from Software Update. Uninstall iTunes and ignore all subsequent updates to it, it's not needed on a server. Maybe you should be a better admin! :)
Thank you, Philip K. Dick.
I now leave you with Robert Anton Wilson: "Reality is what you can get away with."
Because film can still do things digital can't. Digital still has a long way to go for low light shooting, though its dynamic range continues to improve.
Hey, never let verifiable facts get in the way of your beliefs. :P
If you're not using a machine, put it to sleep.
I'd say fully half of all the programmers are going to be below average...
None taken. I wasn't a 'collector' as a kid either, routinely building my own versions of "Smash 'em Up Derby" with my friends, or more likely building cars with the sole purpose of hurling them off tall ramps and seeing how far they could go.
I'm still of the opinion that fewer, better quality toys is the way to go, regardless of age :)
My parents always bought me real Lego bricks, and I have practically all of those bricks/sets 30+ years on. They still click and snap like new. Good luck getting that kind of lifespan from the cheap knock-offs.
Quality costs money, pure and simple. So, no, the choice isn't "obvious" at all.
How is this tied to the recession? Sounds like SOP for any business that wants to bump up the bottom-line with zero thought put into the decision.