Yep, you're right. I mixed up his single cable per setup (1 cable for many boxes) and your plural boxes (1 cable per box). I apologize for mixing those up.
How so? How do you run your Linux boxes from a basement up to, say, the first floor with 1 cable? Of course you won't answer, since you can't do what your saying you can.
"....that while Thunderbolt may offer twice the bandwidth of SuperSpeed USB, most people simply won't need it..." Then MB drives were enough. Then GB drives were enough. Now TB drives are enough.
1 GB RAM was enough. Then 2 GB RAM was enough. , . . See were I'm going?
And more wasted money on trying to implement this system. The IRS can't even handle it's own tax codes, so let's add some more in! Create a whole new department just for internet sales. Spend millions of $s trying to figure out every state's, county's, and city/town's tax codes. Spend millions keeping it updated.
He's guilty of not giving everything away free. All software should be open to everyone. No patents should be filed. Blah, blah, blah. I get that people want to play around with stuff, but they also don't want to pay to play around with it. They want a full tummy with an empty cake plate in front of them.
If you have 15 folders of different things, that could take time. I have work, school, and web purchases. Everything else stays in the Inbox until trashed.
True, I recommend flogging for failed tests. It's one thing to motivate kids (those who do well get extra perks), and flat out embarrassing (those who don't do well). Great motivator, I'll just start calling my kids "morons" any time they don't get an A.
Separate lines for lunch? Who could ever think this was a good idea. Sure, let the students doing well get some perks, just don't go around printing "Dumb" on the lesser achieving kids' foreheads. At least they wised up, even if it did take some external pressure to scrap the idea.
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Yep, you're right. I mixed up his single cable per setup (1 cable for many boxes) and your plural boxes (1 cable per box). I apologize for mixing those up.
Ah, good point there, I overlooked that.
Give it 6 months and get a TB cable from Monoprice for roughly the same price as USB3.
How so? How do you run your Linux boxes from a basement up to, say, the first floor with 1 cable? Of course you won't answer, since you can't do what your saying you can.
Don't confuse the confused more. It's not nice.
"....that while Thunderbolt may offer twice the bandwidth of SuperSpeed USB, most people simply won't need it..."
Then MB drives were enough.
Then GB drives were enough.
Now TB drives are enough.
1 GB RAM was enough.
Then 2 GB RAM was enough.
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See were I'm going?
See previous article on "School stops color coded cards for students."
Can this farce of a political system get any worse?
Every time they have changed something, they send me an email way in advance. Like the new pricing structure. Plenty of time for me to change.
And more wasted money on trying to implement this system. The IRS can't even handle it's own tax codes, so let's add some more in! Create a whole new department just for internet sales. Spend millions of $s trying to figure out every state's, county's, and city/town's tax codes. Spend millions keeping it updated.
What could go wrong?
He's guilty of not giving everything away free. All software should be open to everyone. No patents should be filed. Blah, blah, blah. I get that people want to play around with stuff, but they also don't want to pay to play around with it. They want a full tummy with an empty cake plate in front of them.
Well, that was quite the hackjob.
Solar power- really toxic to make.
Oops, already underway.
Carry on.
Oh, I'm now in the savvy elite class! Yay. clap clap clap clap!
Yep, you're new here.
Oh, Canada. That's because you have the iMoosePad.
Your 2nd paragraph was nigh poetic.
And then there are the TV shows.
Dunkin' Donuts coffee is fairly good. They occasionally will have a 'special' coffee for about a month. A while back they had a very good Kona.
If you have 15 folders of different things, that could take time. I have work, school, and web purchases. Everything else stays in the Inbox until trashed.
I was expecting a new, huge Apple product in non-white colors, or some funky flavored McD's sandwich. The article was still pretty cool, though.
True, I recommend flogging for failed tests. It's one thing to motivate kids (those who do well get extra perks), and flat out embarrassing (those who don't do well). Great motivator, I'll just start calling my kids "morons" any time they don't get an A.
Separate lines for lunch? Who could ever think this was a good idea. Sure, let the students doing well get some perks, just don't go around printing "Dumb" on the lesser achieving kids' foreheads. At least they wised up, even if it did take some external pressure to scrap the idea.
...but it's not just there yet. FTFA.
Get back to me when it is there.