Couple of things. Those giant electric shovels require giant diesel engines to power the generators. Trains aren't diesel powered. They are electric. They require huge diesel engines to power the generators.
We forget it's been eons since anyone could buy and therefore own any software. We only license the vast majority anymore. And the license is not transferable if you read the fine print. But who reads the EULA?
"The DOJ YOU got is the system your society wants"? Not so sure about that. Most folks are scratching their heads about what's going on in the political world today. Can it be that government has finally gotten to the point where it supersedes anything that the common man desires? Seems brainwashing has become a real art.
While Pixar did a fine job at animation it is not on par with other animators. If you look closely at comparing the films of pixar and competitors, the detail in the competitions products beats pixar hands down.
However, credit where credit is due. Jobs was a marketing genius. Taking older macs and giving them to schools was one. Students got out, no idea how to run a PC, so were instant mac customers.
And Adobe helped that along as well. When they bought photoshop it was a mac based program. So if you needed to do graphics... you went mac. When Adobe finally ported photoshop to the PC it was too late. While it is more powerful on a PC, graphic designers were stuck with mac. Too expensive to move over (machines and software) and learn a new OS. And since they were stuck with mac, so were any students who wanted to get into graphic design. They'd never get a job with a design company if they didn't know the mac.
English speaking countries were using imperial. England still uses mph on highways. Canada still uses inches and feet in construction even tho metric is "official". It's the non English speaking countries that are all metric.
Brilliant deduction that touch took off on pads and phones. On the other hand, how the hell do you use them without touch? It "might" work on a laptop but on a desktop? Gimme a break. Lean back in a chair and put your KB on your lap. Go ahead. Then use touch. I suppose it's a good way to get some exercise.
If you travel you can carry a gazillion books with you and the reader weighs less than one book. On the other hand if you're sitting at home and want to curl up with a good read... there ain't nuthin' that beats a book.
As if life + 50 years wasn't enough! You know, if you put 2 or 3 notes together they would appear in virtually every piece of music ever published. I wonder how long it will take the music companies to start suing over those strings.
Used to be if you wanted to make more money you worked harder and/or longer. Then some politician came up with a "minimum" wage law. No one noticed it was really a tax increase. They still don't.
Did it help the poor? Hell no. It hurt. If it wasn't for minimum wage you'd still be paying about a nickel for a loaf of bread.
Minimum wage is nothing more than a hidden tax increase. One that makes the politicians look good.
Look, you get a raise. Your employer has to raise his prices. Within a month you're back to where you were since every employer everywhere has to raise prices.
But wait! There's more! You're actually worse off. The wage increase means you get more money, but it also means you pay more taxes. And if it puts you over the edge to that higher tax bracket... you're behind. Your cost of living goes up and taxes go up but you never notice it. But you're smiling like a jackass eating briars and the politicians are just smiling since they now have enough money to vote themselves another raise.
Yeah like movies that won 9000000 academy awards. More often than not they're only mediocre. Just that someone has connections with those that have connections.
It actually had it's day over 50 years ago. Flopped then. If they can figure out a way to see it *without* glasses it may work. As far as buying a 3d tv... you still need glasses. Back in the 50's there were 3d movies on tv. With glasses. (that were free or you could make them yourself for pennies) No idea if the new tv 3d is better or not. But hundreds of dollars vs free...
Accept it? Sure. Like it? Not necessarily. I dunno how many programs over the years I've upgraded and found that I actually downgraded after it was too late.
Depends on what you're doing. I have a 500g main drive and 3 2t slaves. I do a lot of graphic design and some gaming. I don't install anything on the main drive outside of the OS but that doesn't mean nothing gets installed there. The main drive now runs around 250g of free space. But if you start crowding the main it slows down the whole machine.
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Couple of things. Those giant electric shovels require giant diesel engines to power the generators.
Trains aren't diesel powered. They are electric. They require huge diesel engines to power the generators.
On the other hand they're only replacing cheap plastic bags with cheaper plastic bags. ;)
I was under the impression that reps have to swear not to keep promises in order to run in the first place.
Yes, journalism has become pretty much just entertainment. And that's really sad.
A nickel... (wait... this is the gov.) 10k for a medal. 90k for the party afterwards.
"The thermal imaging cameras the drones use may be our only hope of finding him"
That doesn't say they are using them. Just says they may be their only hope.
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Actually that's pretty much only in America. Head off to Europe and you'll find billboards you can't show on tv here.
We forget it's been eons since anyone could buy and therefore own any software. We only license the vast majority anymore. And the license is not transferable if you read the fine print. But who reads the EULA?
"The DOJ YOU got is the system your society wants"? Not so sure about that. Most folks are scratching their heads about what's going on in the political world today. Can it be that government has finally gotten to the point where it supersedes anything that the common man desires? Seems brainwashing has become a real art.
Who says I hated him? I thot he was brilliant. But Pixar got a push from Disney. It's good but it's not the best.
I guess you never heard the old adage... A happy customer will tell a friend. An unhappy customer will tell 100 friends.
While Pixar did a fine job at animation it is not on par with other animators. If you look closely at comparing the films of pixar and competitors, the detail in the competitions products beats pixar hands down.
However, credit where credit is due. Jobs was a marketing genius. Taking older macs and giving them to schools was one. Students got out, no idea how to run a PC, so were instant mac customers.
And Adobe helped that along as well. When they bought photoshop it was a mac based program. So if you needed to do graphics... you went mac. When Adobe finally ported photoshop to the PC it was too late. While it is more powerful on a PC, graphic designers were stuck with mac. Too expensive to move over (machines and software) and learn a new OS. And since they were stuck with mac, so were any students who wanted to get into graphic design. They'd never get a job with a design company if they didn't know the mac.
English speaking countries were using imperial. England still uses mph on highways. Canada still uses inches and feet in construction even tho metric is "official". It's the non English speaking countries that are all metric.
Brilliant deduction that touch took off on pads and phones. On the other hand, how the hell do you use them without touch? It "might" work on a laptop but on a desktop? Gimme a break. Lean back in a chair and put your KB on your lap. Go ahead. Then use touch. I suppose it's a good way to get some exercise.
Huh? What? Can u type a little louder? Can't read you.
If you travel you can carry a gazillion books with you and the reader weighs less than one book. On the other hand if you're sitting at home and want to curl up with a good read... there ain't nuthin' that beats a book.
As if life + 50 years wasn't enough! You know, if you put 2 or 3 notes together they would appear in virtually every piece of music ever published. I wonder how long it will take the music companies to start suing over those strings.
I did say IF.
Used to be if you wanted to make more money you worked harder and/or longer. Then some politician came up with a "minimum" wage law. No one noticed it was really a tax increase. They still don't.
Did it help the poor? Hell no. It hurt. If it wasn't for minimum wage you'd still be paying about a nickel for a loaf of bread.
Minimum wage is nothing more than a hidden tax increase. One that makes the politicians look good.
Look, you get a raise. Your employer has to raise his prices. Within a month you're back to where you were since every employer everywhere has to raise prices.
But wait! There's more! You're actually worse off. The wage increase means you get more money, but it also means you pay more taxes. And if it puts you over the edge to that higher tax bracket... you're behind. Your cost of living goes up and taxes go up but you never notice it. But you're smiling like a jackass eating briars and the politicians are just smiling since they now have enough money to vote themselves another raise.
Yeah like movies that won 9000000 academy awards. More often than not they're only mediocre. Just that someone has connections with those that have connections.
It actually had it's day over 50 years ago. Flopped then. If they can figure out a way to see it *without* glasses it may work. As far as buying a 3d tv... you still need glasses. Back in the 50's there were 3d movies on tv. With glasses. (that were free or you could make them yourself for pennies) No idea if the new tv 3d is better or not. But hundreds of dollars vs free...
Accept it? Sure. Like it? Not necessarily. I dunno how many programs over the years I've upgraded and found that I actually downgraded after it was too late.
Depends on what you're doing. I have a 500g main drive and 3 2t slaves. I do a lot of graphic design and some gaming. I don't install anything on the main drive outside of the OS but that doesn't mean nothing gets installed there. The main drive now runs around 250g of free space. But if you start crowding the main it slows down the whole machine.
Sometimes that archaic wheel works better! ;)