Windows-tab does not, by itself, switch between applications. You must also use the arrow keys to select a window and then hit enter. That's a lot less quick to switch back and forth between two windows than alt-tab.
Shows all opens windows and cycles through them, add shift to go backwards. It already does exactly what you need and works fine. I wonder how far they can go with fucking up such a simple, functional solution.
So will of the people then? Did your gov then try to go through with it despite it being a bad idea with no way to pull off well and everyone telling them so?
I had the same thought when they introduced the charge for bags in the UK to counter the one use thing (even though they are basically universal bin liners anyway), why not just switch the material of the bags to something that is recyclable and boom, problem solved. It's probably more expensive and might get charged anyway but at least you could then recycle them. Or what ever happened to paper bags? At least they are biodegradable.
God did. That's where you're heading with this right? I mean by going back throughout all the irrelevant things that lead up this incident you'll eventually get to "First there was nothing and then God created the universe" right?
No, I was heading in the direction of reasonable oversight and good management but you take it where you want.
Genuine innovations? They have less money so they charge less. A cheap sale is better than no sale, especially when there's no physical product and netflix's costs are basically the same with or without them. It's a pretty simple concept. So they pay less for netflix but have to deal with a lot of other poverty related stuff, is that better? Plus those diseases are active in India and they do shit in the streets so I don't know why you get offended at reality.
Yeah, I'd kinda curious what Jibo functionality still works after the servers are shut down. For $900, you would expect this thing to have at least some sort of onboard processing power to do simple tasks.
Doesn't it only do simple tasks anyway? Or, did at least.
Get used to it. More and more things you consider "yours" are tethered to its maker. And only work as long as its master (and that's not you) allows them to.
It amazes me how many people seem used to that already and accept it as normal.
It might be a really shitty situation but damn is it convenient.
You left out the bit where the person who you paid money to do something then proceeded to kill someone.
Who was driving the car? Who disabled the auto stop? Who approved this person to be the safety backup and what was their training? Who let her in the car with her phone in the first place? It's not like this "driver" took over control and purposefully ran someone over. From the video she looked to paying about as much attention as any passenger expecting the car to do what its been doing for however long its been going which is less than ideal to be sure but to say that makes her solely responsible is just plain wrong. Also from the video the time you first see the pedestrian to impact is a very short amount of time. obviously the real conditions were different but they are saying the car was aware for like 6 seconds or so and thats with IR vision which should have been plenty of time for it to do something before the need for the backup driver even arises. Any way you cut it, Uber screwed the pooch. But they also have shitloads more cash than this scapegoat so guess who's going to take the hit?
Bull fucking shit. It's about as disconnected as using cruise control and asking people to keep tabs on how fast or slow traffic is going. Just keep your goddamn eyes on the fucking road, it's not brain surgery.
Then why not just drive yourself? I mean if you have to pay as much attention to a vehicle you are not in primary control of then just take primary control. It's a lot easier to remain focused on the road when you are the driver and not the passenger.
They pay less for netflix and all that too but they also have dengue fever, hepatitis, tuberculosis, malaria and shit in the streets so, swings and roundabouts eh.
Yeah, random people are assholes.
Invite some random strangers from the street into your house to watch tv and lets see if half of them aren't assholes.
This has nothing to do with video games.
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Windows-tab does not, by itself, switch between applications. You must also use the arrow keys to select a window and then hit enter. That's a lot less quick to switch back and forth between two windows than alt-tab.
Or you can click the window you want.
We Europeans are not stupid. We crystal clearly know ...
Way to undermine your own point lol
What's next - invade Germany?
Oh, no need. Immigrants have already done that.
Enjoy the shit show.
Americans moaning about immigration like their country isn't based off the fucking concept.
it's about preserving security on the networks that carry the terabytes of secret information passing between the countries.
By preserve security you of course mean maintain the US ability to slurp it all up.
Shows all opens windows and cycles through them, add shift to go backwards. It already does exactly what you need and works fine. I wonder how far they can go with fucking up such a simple, functional solution.
Result was 52% in winter time and 48% in DST.
So will of the people then? Did your gov then try to go through with it despite it being a bad idea with no way to pull off well and everyone telling them so?
Probably babysitting a 'self driving' car.
So full self driving doesn't fully drive itself? Gotchya.
I had the same thought when they introduced the charge for bags in the UK to counter the one use thing (even though they are basically universal bin liners anyway), why not just switch the material of the bags to something that is recyclable and boom, problem solved. It's probably more expensive and might get charged anyway but at least you could then recycle them. Or what ever happened to paper bags? At least they are biodegradable.
God did. That's where you're heading with this right? I mean by going back throughout all the irrelevant things that lead up this incident you'll eventually get to "First there was nothing and then God created the universe" right?
No, I was heading in the direction of reasonable oversight and good management but you take it where you want.
Genuine innovations? They have less money so they charge less. A cheap sale is better than no sale, especially when there's no physical product and netflix's costs are basically the same with or without them. It's a pretty simple concept. So they pay less for netflix but have to deal with a lot of other poverty related stuff, is that better? Plus those diseases are active in India and they do shit in the streets so I don't know why you get offended at reality.
...Why would anyone spend close to $1k on something that could stop working at any time?
Because like most other products, the non-cloud version (if available) would cost $15K, making the cloud version seem like a bargain.
That's why.
It's only cheaper because they cover it in ads.
Welcome to the world of single-payer health care, where all health care decisions are made by a government-controlled group.
Just don't call it a "Death Panel".
No, you call it the NHS. Despite its current issues it works quite well thankyouverymuch.
Yeah, I'd kinda curious what Jibo functionality still works after the servers are shut down. For $900, you would expect this thing to have at least some sort of onboard processing power to do simple tasks.
Doesn't it only do simple tasks anyway? Or, did at least.
Get used to it. More and more things you consider "yours" are tethered to its maker. And only work as long as its master (and that's not you) allows them to.
It amazes me how many people seem used to that already and accept it as normal.
It might be a really shitty situation but damn is it convenient.
You left out the bit where the person who you paid money to do something then proceeded to kill someone.
Who was driving the car? Who disabled the auto stop? Who approved this person to be the safety backup and what was their training? Who let her in the car with her phone in the first place? It's not like this "driver" took over control and purposefully ran someone over. From the video she looked to paying about as much attention as any passenger expecting the car to do what its been doing for however long its been going which is less than ideal to be sure but to say that makes her solely responsible is just plain wrong. Also from the video the time you first see the pedestrian to impact is a very short amount of time. obviously the real conditions were different but they are saying the car was aware for like 6 seconds or so and thats with IR vision which should have been plenty of time for it to do something before the need for the backup driver even arises. Any way you cut it, Uber screwed the pooch. But they also have shitloads more cash than this scapegoat so guess who's going to take the hit?
And I don't wanna miss a thing.
to approximate and detect your exact behaviour.
It approximates your exact behaviour?
if they try any of the NDA / EULA BS then YOU MUST ACQUIT!
But what if Chewbacca lives on Endor?
Bull fucking shit. It's about as disconnected as using cruise control and asking people to keep tabs on how fast or slow traffic is going. Just keep your goddamn eyes on the fucking road, it's not brain surgery.
Then why not just drive yourself? I mean if you have to pay as much attention to a vehicle you are not in primary control of then just take primary control. It's a lot easier to remain focused on the road when you are the driver and not the passenger.
You programmed it, you built it, you set it up, you put it on the roads. Not your fault though.
They pay less for netflix and all that too but they also have dengue fever, hepatitis, tuberculosis, malaria and shit in the streets so, swings and roundabouts eh.
Yeah, random people are assholes. Invite some random strangers from the street into your house to watch tv and lets see if half of them aren't assholes. This has nothing to do with video games.
This is why you stay out of the chat, kiddies.
So I guess you are not really worried about your carbon footprint as long as you can live somewhere cheap and still make high wages.
What about the carbon footprint of your landlord as they jet around on your fucking stupidly high rent?
...LG and Samsung?
If you ask nicely, Apply may let you in on the secrets of folding screens...
Sorry to rain on your parade but Apple is buying these bendy-screens from either Samsung, LG or both: https://9to5mac.com/2018/09/14...
Pretty sure that was the joke.