Why? I mean, other than to make Facebook more money and to encroach further on Google and Amazon's territory. But why would a Facebook user want such a thing?
Our company has never fully supported the Win 8 or 10 Mail apps. If it works, fine, but if a user calling in has trouble with it, apart from checking the basic settings, our policy is to assist them in installing Thunderbird as a replacement or to point them towards webmail instead.
Unless you are a serious gamer, you should be able to put together a really fast machine for WAY less than $1500.
On that high of a budget, you should be able to run a Core i7, a GTX 1080, a really nice power supply, an SSD and a mechanical HD, etc. etc. That's not moderate, that's a f'in hotrod right there.
Your personal and financial information has already been stolen, whether the company holding your data has admitted it or not (or more to the point, regardless of whether they even *know it* or not). And if it hasn't yet, it will be. Count on it.
Your information is not stored safely, period. Just accept it, move on and conduct yourself accordingly. It's a fact of life these days.
Just to try to hide a driver. I bet 95% of the drivers this car passes wouldn't even register a driver or a lack thereof.
Not only are most people just plain not that observant, but what's the difference between this and a car with darkly tinted windows? I can't see the driver of that car, either.
Slashdot Mirror
Water is wet.
fb doesn't have pr0n. reddit has lots and lots of it.
That was easy.
NEXT!
I primarily listened to Pandora on a web-enabled Bluray player, up until they re-did their site. Now the built-in Pandora app won't connect.
Oh well. Their loss, I have a ton of music to listen to that doesn't require Internet at all.
Yes, because who can possibly make it on a mere 4 billion dollars (this year)?
"Sure, we could save humanity, but where's the profit in that? Fuck 'em."
Why? I mean, other than to make Facebook more money and to encroach further on Google and Amazon's territory. But why would a Facebook user want such a thing?
What did you do before Facebook?
Do that.
Signed,
Someone who never made a fb account and somehow still manages to make it through life anyway
The only winning move is not to play.
Our company has never fully supported the Win 8 or 10 Mail apps. If it works, fine, but if a user calling in has trouble with it, apart from checking the basic settings, our policy is to assist them in installing Thunderbird as a replacement or to point them towards webmail instead.
Worst. Client. Ever.
This is yet another step in the wrong direction.
https://yro.slashdot.org/story... -- 5 whole days ago
....this is WAY down the list.
My domain registrar (Hover.com, based in Canada) offers WHOIS obfuscation for free. I'd be an idiot not to take advantage of it.
Yes.
And I guess the link I posted mentions that Best bought them out. That explains that.
We had another localized chain in these parts that did the same thing, called Dolgin's.
https://dfarq.homeip.net/remem...
"The metric system is the tool of the devil! My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead, and that's the way I likes it!"
You put peanut butter on my chocolate!
I am shocked! Shocked, I tell you!
Yes, I recommend a chip that will contain the information instead and which will be implanted in the head or in the hand.
http://www.bbspot.com/toys/sla...
Even after all this time, it's still surprisingly good at emulating real submissions.
Silicon Valley's sense of humor is not for everyone, but come on, Newsweek, this is taking it a little too far.
I mean, I'm not so sure either about the next season given that it will be the first one without T.J. Miller, but I'm willing to give it a shot.
Unless you are a serious gamer, you should be able to put together a really fast machine for WAY less than $1500.
On that high of a budget, you should be able to run a Core i7, a GTX 1080, a really nice power supply, an SSD and a mechanical HD, etc. etc. That's not moderate, that's a f'in hotrod right there.
http://www.tomshardware.com/re...
Your personal and financial information has already been stolen, whether the company holding your data has admitted it or not (or more to the point, regardless of whether they even *know it* or not). And if it hasn't yet, it will be. Count on it.
Your information is not stored safely, period. Just accept it, move on and conduct yourself accordingly. It's a fact of life these days.
Just to try to hide a driver. I bet 95% of the drivers this car passes wouldn't even register a driver or a lack thereof.
Not only are most people just plain not that observant, but what's the difference between this and a car with darkly tinted windows? I can't see the driver of that car, either.