This post is five years ahead of the rest of you. This means that by the time you will be replying or modding this, it will already have lost my interest.
Have a nice life.
But I might be wrong and MS might start selling bedwarmers for elderly people. Mmm... bedwarmers. Are you sure this is really a good idea? Rich grandparents maybe?
if you need money, start making it. This might entail certain risks, such as giving up your safe little geek job and starting a business of your own. Or if you don't want to risk your own cash, start raising the cash. We are talking the politics in the country of endless possibilities, aren't we. What happened to the American Dream? Anything can be done, if you want it hard enough. But hey, feel free to post while not doing anything.
It's even worse. Most geeks tend to know so much about computers that don't have enough, eh, internal memory left to dedicate to more, eh, worldly matters. Some Slashdot readers should stop confusing general intelligence with knowledge on specific terrains...
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C'mon, that'd require fraud so obvious and deliberate that it would require the knowing participation of the defrauded consumer.
This is a MAC customer we are talking about, aren't we?
This post is five years ahead of the rest of you. This means that by the time you will be replying or modding this, it will already have lost my interest. Have a nice life.
Let's get this straight.
But I might be wrong and MS might start selling bedwarmers for elderly people. Mmm... bedwarmers.
Are you sure this is really a good idea? Rich grandparents maybe?
if you need money, start making it. This might entail certain risks, such as giving up your safe little geek job and starting a business of your own. Or if you don't want to risk your own cash, start raising the cash. We are talking the politics in the country of endless possibilities, aren't we. What happened to the American Dream? Anything can be done, if you want it hard enough. But hey, feel free to post while not doing anything.
It's even worse. Most geeks tend to know so much about computers that don't have enough, eh, internal memory left to dedicate to more, eh, worldly matters. Some Slashdot readers should stop confusing general intelligence with knowledge on specific terrains...