I think you meant "Microsoft and IBM" for those links. And if you're going to get your hate on, you should at least find a way to include Apple, who is, after all, on a patent trolling warpath to kill the largest deployment of Linux to consumers ever.
She was girl well out of their league in both appearance and intellect who accomplished more in her short life the typical Slashdot neckbeard ever will. Add Microsoft to the mix and it's like a glowing bug zapper for these moths of insecurity.
Neither one of those two links offer any evidence of "fragmentation", they're both grasping for excuses to whine. The second one is an unhinged conspiracy theory.
Of course, the other fallacy is stating that killing people has no value. Somebody wanted those people dead, and the weapons were made and used to do so, so they must have been worth their cost.
The problem is... who the fuck values killing people in third world shitholes so highly, and why are they calling the shots for our military instead of the American people?
As I explained, and as people immediately showed that I was correct in assessing that MSM confused the public on this issue, I bring towards you this information, no matter how confusing it all seems. Yes, it is true, Obama specifically fought to make sure that the US citizens are in fact included into the bill and are now just as much of a target for the US administration as any funny looking foreigners.
Or we could simply regulate openness. Worked pretty well with cell phone number portability, something the "market" would have never allowed on its own.
Claiming that GM is safe is about as stupid is claiming that GM is dangerous. Every individual alteration should be examined and go through safety trials.
Nobody cares except Apple stockholders, and the loss of dominance probably pisses them off more than anything.
Besides, Walmart dwarfs every other individual retailer, and yet you can still shop elsewhere. All you're saying is that Apple is the Walmart of smartphones and tablets.
Please, don't spend your late teens or early twenties in front of your computer at a startup.
Or you could, you know, go to college. You really can't beat all the drinking and sex and learning among the highest concentration of smart people you will ever know.*
*Some restrictions apply. Offer not valid at BYU, Liberty University, and Bob Jones University.
The PS3 was (originally) the only one that offered hardware compatibility for a majority of the back catalog.
And it didn't work for a lot of games - I had stuttering music on Guitar Hero and Psychonauts would crash. Then they dropped it for software emulation, and then they dropped that.
I had better luck playing Xbox games on my 360, and they still work.
We live on a planet that is constantly recycling its crust, limiting the amount of carbon dioxide escaping into the atmosphere â" a natural way of controlling the greenhouse effect.
Um, you got it backwards there, chief. Volcanoes release the carbon trapped in the ocean beds as they are subducted.
In order for it to be a choice it is not a condition / response.
That's just fucking stupid. You contradict yourself. Why must it be "controllable" (your word choice) if it were not involuntary response?
And if empathy derives from experience, as you say, why would you expect people to help a child hit by a car? Not many people are hit by cars.
Or, as that disturbs you, why does the fact that millions of children are suffering from hunger right this instant not cause the same visceral reaction? After all, you claim it is about understanding, not stimulus.
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This joke ridiculing a trend was turned into real thing ridiculing a trend, so it is evidence of a trend!
I think you meant "Microsoft and IBM" for those links. And if you're going to get your hate on, you should at least find a way to include Apple, who is, after all, on a patent trolling warpath to kill the largest deployment of Linux to consumers ever.
She was girl well out of their league in both appearance and intellect who accomplished more in her short life the typical Slashdot neckbeard ever will. Add Microsoft to the mix and it's like a glowing bug zapper for these moths of insecurity.
Neither one of those two links offer any evidence of "fragmentation", they're both grasping for excuses to whine. The second one is an unhinged conspiracy theory.
Broken window fallacy.
Of course, the other fallacy is stating that killing people has no value. Somebody wanted those people dead, and the weapons were made and used to do so, so they must have been worth their cost.
The problem is... who the fuck values killing people in third world shitholes so highly, and why are they calling the shots for our military instead of the American people?
Yeah, because Mars rocks will totally pay dividends that engineering won't.
Maybe you need to exert a little not whining to your betters about what they should and shouldn't be doing.
Asserting certainty for a fact for which you have zero evidence and you're calling other people naive.
Slashdot never ceases to amuse.
Crank-like typing detected.
Or we could simply regulate openness. Worked pretty well with cell phone number portability, something the "market" would have never allowed on its own.
What about the cost of their hurt feelings?
Actually, no, that's about it. The problem is people are screwing that up.
Yeah, wrong. And communication is trivial for anything close enough for imaging.
Have you considered entering the field of emo poetry?
Claiming that GM is safe is about as stupid is claiming that GM is dangerous. Every individual alteration should be examined and go through safety trials.
Nobody cares except Apple stockholders, and the loss of dominance probably pisses them off more than anything.
Besides, Walmart dwarfs every other individual retailer, and yet you can still shop elsewhere. All you're saying is that Apple is the Walmart of smartphones and tablets.
Or you could, you know, go to college. You really can't beat all the drinking and sex and learning among the highest concentration of smart people you will ever know.*
*Some restrictions apply. Offer not valid at BYU, Liberty University, and Bob Jones University.
You pathetic humans are still using computers with your fingers.
Comedy Central is your only example? You lost that argument pretty quick.
This is evidence that it is beyond you. You probably think the hardest part of UI design getting the controls to line up.
No they don't. You're making shit up.
Yes, it probably is.
And it didn't work for a lot of games - I had stuttering music on Guitar Hero and Psychonauts would crash. Then they dropped it for software emulation, and then they dropped that.
I had better luck playing Xbox games on my 360, and they still work.
That's not what he's saying, but hey, why try to understand an argument when it is going to threaten your conventional wisdom anyway.
Um, you got it backwards there, chief. Volcanoes release the carbon trapped in the ocean beds as they are subducted.
That's just fucking stupid. You contradict yourself. Why must it be "controllable" (your word choice) if it were not involuntary response?
And if empathy derives from experience, as you say, why would you expect people to help a child hit by a car? Not many people are hit by cars.
Or, as that disturbs you, why does the fact that millions of children are suffering from hunger right this instant not cause the same visceral reaction? After all, you claim it is about understanding, not stimulus.
It would not be debilitating if you did not have the selfish and involuntary impulse to do the impossible, to fix the situation causing you stress.