Surely holding it with one hand will cause your palm to touch the edges of the screen. Are they touch dead zones? Are they able to be disabled? The S3 without a case had this problem...or maybe I just have huge hand.s (ladies;-))
I have a simple rule; I will not pay a subscription for a service that also makes me watch ads. Not going to happen. Hulu-plus can fuck itself, as can this CBS trash.
I'm 28, so same cohort....I get my news from a multitude of online sources. There is nothing on TV news that I see that I didn't already know about at least 12 hours earlier.
The concept of paying for cable when 1/4th of my time would be stolen via commercials is, to me, atrocious. I do get a kick out of telling the quarterly TWC call this opinion as politely as possible. "Why would I pay $60 a month where 15 minutes per hour of TV is commercials?" "uhhhh"
Once you can schedule events in a workable manner, I would quickly jump ship from FB. The fact that G+, Diaspora, and now Ello didn't have this feature on launch is why I think they all failed.
Gerrymandering is one of those things that the fact that it is legal is just jaw-dropping. I can see school children in future history classes learning about it and shaking their heads in awe and the blatant audacity of some of these districts.
I haven't had mod points in a fortnight but this sums the problem up perfectly!
A reasonable debate could be had about the curriculum and goals of these public schools, but whether or not they should exist should remain in the 'crackpot bin'.
Unless there's a coup-de-retardante the next couple of elections I see(hope) internet gets its rightful place as a regulated municipal service. Like water. Juicy data water.
The end of that post was totally unnecessary. Did we really need our hands held to make that connection between amount of food required and the weight/cost of a launch?
I have little doubt that computers will be able to drive big-rig trucks not too far into the future. All of the examples you gave sounds like it would be better handled by a capable computer. Split second? How about sub-millisecond? Multiple events happening at once? Humans are notoriously bad at doing that. Hardware glitch? Like sleep deprivation?
Ever see that Volvo ad of two semi's going in reverse at 40+MPH and staying within 3 feet of each other? Do you think people could do that?
Of course, we aren't there yet. It will happen though, and highway safety will improve.
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The condom stopped most, but not all of the sperm.
73.4% of stats are made up 99% of the time.
I know it! I can't stand those evil food stamps going to hungry children...psh..government!
Surely holding it with one hand will cause your palm to touch the edges of the screen. Are they touch dead zones? Are they able to be disabled? The S3 without a case had this problem ...or maybe I just have huge hand.s (ladies ;-))
I'm Dick Tracy! Take *THAT* Prune Face!
I'm Prune Face! Take *THAT* Dick Tracy!
I'm Prune Tracey! Take *THAT* Dick -----------CARRIER LOST-------
~Simpsons Et. Al.
Will millions give a shit about an overpriced nerdlinger status symbol? Stay tuned as Bennett whateverhisface submits his thesis.
I have a simple rule; I will not pay a subscription for a service that also makes me watch ads. Not going to happen. Hulu-plus can fuck itself, as can this CBS trash.
I'm 28, so same cohort....I get my news from a multitude of online sources. There is nothing on TV news that I see that I didn't already know about at least 12 hours earlier.
The concept of paying for cable when 1/4th of my time would be stolen via commercials is, to me, atrocious. I do get a kick out of telling the quarterly TWC call this opinion as politely as possible. "Why would I pay $60 a month where 15 minutes per hour of TV is commercials?" "uhhhh"
I'd like to coin a new phrase: The Kruger Hump.
This is the inflection point where you realize just how little you actually know. Up to that point is marked by the D-K effect.
Once you can schedule events in a workable manner, I would quickly jump ship from FB. The fact that G+, Diaspora, and now Ello didn't have this feature on launch is why I think they all failed.
Gerrymandering is one of those things that the fact that it is legal is just jaw-dropping. I can see school children in future history classes learning about it and shaking their heads in awe and the blatant audacity of some of these districts.
I haven't had mod points in a fortnight but this sums the problem up perfectly!
A reasonable debate could be had about the curriculum and goals of these public schools, but whether or not they should exist should remain in the 'crackpot bin'.
My favorite character from ST:NG are Data.
~(xkcd)
Viruses don't eat, and are not alive. They exist ONLY to reproduce, using our cells' machinery to do it. Other than that, you're spot on.
I always thought they went to Taco Bell.
Unless there's a coup-de-retardante the next couple of elections I see(hope) internet gets its rightful place as a regulated municipal service. Like water. Juicy data water.
The end of that post was totally unnecessary. Did we really need our hands held to make that connection between amount of food required and the weight/cost of a launch?
I counter your citation-less speculation with my own: Or not.
Do you think robots will take all of our jobs? If so, how do you think society should handle the masses of unemployed?
Or take out their knee caps. Don't go lethal when you can shame-maim. Maybe that's just the Italian in me.
Also see for less 'metaphysical' achievements: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...
Nope.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V...
I'm in a group that takes his philosophy of science...and marijauana...and spreads it via some pretty spaced out electronic music.
/shameless plug
We're called the Sagan Youth Boys. Check us out on Soundcloud for a taste. https://soundcloud.com/sagan-y...
Our 2nd album is coming out in a few months that'll be a hard sci-fi concept album based on a manned mission to Enceladus.
I have little doubt that computers will be able to drive big-rig trucks not too far into the future. All of the examples you gave sounds like it would be better handled by a capable computer. Split second? How about sub-millisecond? Multiple events happening at once? Humans are notoriously bad at doing that. Hardware glitch? Like sleep deprivation?
Ever see that Volvo ad of two semi's going in reverse at 40+MPH and staying within 3 feet of each other? Do you think people could do that?
Of course, we aren't there yet. It will happen though, and highway safety will improve.
As long as we combine that with a form of fusion, sure!