According to Wikipedia, they are synonyms: The Jew's harp, jaw harp, mouth harp, Ozark harp, trump or juice harp, is thought to be one of the oldest musical instruments in the world; a musician apparently playing it can be seen in a Chinese drawing from the 4th century BC.
It is not a failure of the part of phantomfive to prefer a different synonym.
For me this is not an issue, but then I was quite happy with a tiny television which would not meet any market standards today. While I do agree that 3D TV are a bad idea (full disclosure: I cannot see 3D at all so I am quite naturally just slightly biased) it was ownership, not new purchases which were reported. As such, I do not see how people who use their good enough LED / LCD or even CRT TVs as an issue. As long as they of course not just decide TVs are not a good idea and get rid of theirs.
For me it is certain tropes which ruin a series for me: * gender roles from the 19th century * women who only exist as decoration or object of relationships * women who are wearing clothes which are just ridiculous. I seriously would put most actors in a burkah for their performances, not out of Islamic fundamentalism but because enough is enough. (This gets a pass if the men are wearing as little as well) * magic * science is bad * "listen to your heart, not your head" * excessive violence
From my perspective, no! I am visually impaired and only seldomly feel the need to use a resolution this high. My home computer is connected to a cheap-as-dirt used monitor which fails to do display anything above 1024x768 and to me it is a feature, not a bug as it means the text is not scaled.
BTW: I know quite a few people who don't have a TV but never met anyone remotely like the onion article. I generally find this out only when talking to the person a longer time. So yeah, while parodies are meant to exaggerate, I do not even see the thing they exaggerated upon (people without car however...).
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Two?! Some fulfill only one of these criteria (my SANity points are progressing lim x->0 for quite a while now)
Sure, why should people update a system which runs sufficiently smoothly by an OS infamous for its resource hoggage?
According to Wikipedia, they are synonyms: The Jew's harp, jaw harp, mouth harp, Ozark harp, trump or juice harp, is thought to be one of the oldest musical instruments in the world; a musician apparently playing it can be seen in a Chinese drawing from the 4th century BC.
It is not a failure of the part of phantomfive to prefer a different synonym.
Itis worse if you are a woman. Every single ad seems to be about beauty. It sucks.
Just what I am saying. I dread clothes shopping due to the fact that clothes seems to imply these days that you are a beanpole without curves.
For me this is not an issue, but then I was quite happy with a tiny television which would not meet any market standards today. While I do agree that 3D TV are a bad idea (full disclosure: I cannot see 3D at all so I am quite naturally just slightly biased) it was ownership, not new purchases which were reported. As such, I do not see how people who use their good enough LED / LCD or even CRT TVs as an issue. As long as they of course not just decide TVs are not a good idea and get rid of theirs.
For me it is certain tropes which ruin a series for me:
* gender roles from the 19th century
* women who only exist as decoration or object of relationships
* women who are wearing clothes which are just ridiculous. I seriously would put most actors in a burkah for their performances, not out of Islamic fundamentalism but because enough is enough. (This gets a pass if the men are wearing as little as well)
* magic
* science is bad
* "listen to your heart, not your head"
* excessive violence
From my perspective, no! I am visually impaired and only seldomly feel the need to use a resolution this high. My home computer is connected to a cheap-as-dirt used monitor which fails to do display anything above 1024x768 and to me it is a feature, not a bug as it means the text is not scaled. BTW: I know quite a few people who don't have a TV but never met anyone remotely like the onion article. I generally find this out only when talking to the person a longer time. So yeah, while parodies are meant to exaggerate, I do not even see the thing they exaggerated upon (people without car however...).