They're actually playing volleyball across the U.S./Mexico border fence. One girl is a Texan, the other Mexican, as are the two guys. They've deemphasized this aspect of it, but if you watch closely, it's there.
We have Hardee's here, but the commercial is the same.
I'm talking actual users (in more of a bloc than random anecdotes from comment sections) waking up to Windows 10. From the article it seems all but inevitable; we're just not seeing it yet.
I'd be absolutely furious. Thank heavens for unix variants.
The background download (confirmed) is old news. According to the summary, some users machines are reportedly starting the actual upgrade process. This would be a big deal only if confirmed. I'm not seeing that yet.
Playboy has always had plenty of material not focused on eroticism. You know, the articles? Hell, I still use a shaving routine that I read about in Playboy as a teenager decades ago.
It sounds to me like you (gasp) came across an article espousing a viewpoint with which you strongly disagree, yet you don't know how to deal with it like an adult.
It's (was) a nudie magazine. Did you honestly expect the editors to be conservative?
They're selling the base material for soda (filtered tap water, requiring only bottling) for more than they sell the exclusive brands, and they sell more units of them too. I guarantee you it's plenty lucrative.
Why would one want a router that can play games or run office?!
There are some fundamental things about enterprise networking that you're simply not grasping. That, or you're a troll, which I'm starting to find much more likely.
Again, read carefully.
No one stated that they do not offer static IPs. It was only suggested (in the comments, not the summary or the article) that it would be a waste of time if they didn't offer them.
I would agree that it would be a waste of time if they didn't offer static IPs for whatever reason. However, there's no indication whatsoever that they in fact do not offer them. I'd be surprised if they didn't.
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It passed the House in April, and the President supports it. It's essentially a done deal.
Depends on the crop. Low, leafy crops like lettuce are succeptible to rain splatter from the ground. Root crops are also out, for obvious reasons.
You probably should include the fact that taxpayer money pays for a lot of this research.
Now that's a bit of a stretch.
They're actually playing volleyball across the U.S./Mexico border fence. One girl is a Texan, the other Mexican, as are the two guys. They've deemphasized this aspect of it, but if you watch closely, it's there.
We have Hardee's here, but the commercial is the same.
I'm talking actual users (in more of a bloc than random anecdotes from comment sections) waking up to Windows 10. From the article it seems all but inevitable; we're just not seeing it yet.
I'd be absolutely furious. Thank heavens for unix variants.
It's the only way to be sure.
The background download (confirmed) is old news. According to the summary, some users machines are reportedly starting the actual upgrade process. This would be a big deal only if confirmed. I'm not seeing that yet.
Mint is an Ubuntu fork. And it is wonderful.
So surprising to see APK here...
Playboy has always had plenty of material not focused on eroticism. You know, the articles? Hell, I still use a shaving routine that I read about in Playboy as a teenager decades ago.
It sounds to me like you (gasp) came across an article espousing a viewpoint with which you strongly disagree, yet you don't know how to deal with it like an adult.
It's (was) a nudie magazine. Did you honestly expect the editors to be conservative?
It's Playboy, not Penthouse.
I wonder what misusing lmgtfy.com tells us about a person.
They're selling the base material for soda (filtered tap water, requiring only bottling) for more than they sell the exclusive brands, and they sell more units of them too. I guarantee you it's plenty lucrative.
I believe you're mistaken in referencing Iraq. This incident happened in Afghanistan.
You mean it was funny. Years ago.
You should've posted something funny.
10Mbps = megabits per second, NOT bits per second.
I haven't been able to decipher any of your posts.
**doff**
Shill script needs updating.
Why would one want a router that can play games or run office?!
There are some fundamental things about enterprise networking that you're simply not grasping. That, or you're a troll, which I'm starting to find much more likely.
More like "going from the apples to the oranges". Nice try.
That has not been my experience with Linux.
Again, read carefully.
No one stated that they do not offer static IPs. It was only suggested (in the comments, not the summary or the article) that it would be a waste of time if they didn't offer them.
I would agree that it would be a waste of time if they didn't offer static IPs for whatever reason. However, there's no indication whatsoever that they in fact do not offer them. I'd be surprised if they didn't.