Hard to know these days, since my own monthly cap, download+upload, is 35GB.
And don't tell me to switch ISP, there's two choices where I live. Expensive cable with 35GB monthly cap or extremely expensive satellite with 5GB monthly cap.
For quite awhile now, OSS has given their programs away for free to people to use them. This even true in the United States. It's a rather sad and pathetic move. Kind of like saying, "Our programs are substandard compared to the competition we have to give it away for people to use it.
I do understand Microsoft, however. Once a company is seen as the #1 in something, it's very hard to tell people to try other options.
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I am so going to 3D-print a radar with this.
Chocolate comes from cocoa, which is a tree. That makes it a plant. Chocolate is salad.
Therefore, chocolate is also way too healthy.
I think you got modded down for mentioning Bre Pettis.
Let's combine this kind of 3D printer with fruit roll-ups.
You, sir, win two Internets.
Funniest 3D-printer related joke so far.
Easy.
Thanks for the laugh.
With these statistics, it means riding a bicycle is safer than driving a Hummer.
In that aspect, Canada is similar to the UK.
It's going to take a really massive EMP to destroy my Bitcoin paper wallet.
I heard it was 127.0.0.1
It's all about SD and microSD these days.
Other example: my roommate.
Not by choice, though.
I guess today is expired certificate day.
Way to go, Apple. /sigh
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Hard to know these days, since my own monthly cap, download+upload, is 35GB.
And don't tell me to switch ISP, there's two choices where I live. Expensive cable with 35GB monthly cap or extremely expensive satellite with 5GB monthly cap.
Would you settle for a really dirty picture instead?
They have a 5 gigabyte monthly cap? Are you serious?
To me, Bing always reminds me of Ned Ryerson.
I do understand Microsoft, however. Once a company is seen as the #1 in something, it's very hard to tell people to try other options.
I am, however, delighted by the irony.
I don't even care about the resolution, to be honest. As long as it's 24", 4:3, IPS, 1280x1024 or above.
The golden ratio is too expensive, that's why they're using the silver screen ratio.
Of course, here it is.
If you ever find 4:3, 24", IPS monitors, please tell me.