yeah, you with the gold stars on your greatcoat. just pull the plug that hooks you to the decadent scum in the rest of the world. keep it local. we don't mind.
and they eat electricity and you have to have an IT guy zipping to all the stores to reset the beasts when they flip stuff all over the building. actuators break. crappy programming freezes them.
yeah, good luck with that. maybe the robots will lurch over to the Wendy's kiosks on "break" and run them over, too. lawsuits!
look up Marconi, Popov, Fessenden, deForest, et al. you can add Edison to the list. some guys named Bell and Morse also. fella named Armstrong talked upon the earth...
you KNOW you don't want to have your interest piqued, only to click through and be stared down with "turn off your ad blocker or you can't see me" or "subscriber access only."
we have been led down a path... "we doubled the speed of the Smokin'Board processor, so you need it. notice how slow things are?" and that is because the bloatware providers saw that chip coming, and packed in more delays and non-features to cut your computing speed effectively in half.
everybody knows it. and they're saying "enough. This is fine. Stop."
seriously, what do you do with a drunken sailor, weaving in a clunker? show me how robocars will deal with that, without killing all the riders in them? that car's not controlled, not in the network, like a sniper at a Super Bowl
if users could invest some money in a micropayment common service, and get debited for each article they read as a non-subscriber, a stable central "bank" would make these characters more money than they get from the malware-packing page-freezing Wild West of ad servers. just sayin'...
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GWX is the first in a long line of insults and privacy breaches. I no longer trust MacroShit.
yeah, you with the gold stars on your greatcoat. just pull the plug that hooks you to the decadent scum in the rest of the world. keep it local. we don't mind.
"I see you're not using Facebook. Can I help steal your identity and expose you to phisning attempts now, too?"
and everybody still running Office 97 clicks.
and they eat electricity and you have to have an IT guy zipping to all the stores to reset the beasts when they flip stuff all over the building. actuators break. crappy programming freezes them.
yeah, good luck with that. maybe the robots will lurch over to the Wendy's kiosks on "break" and run them over, too. lawsuits!
look up Marconi, Popov, Fessenden, deForest, et al. you can add Edison to the list. some guys named Bell and Morse also. fella named Armstrong talked upon the earth...
and a customer bites the dust. and another gone, and another gone....
and Windows is too fat, too full of legacy code, and too slow to put in a pocket.
done.
at least, that's what all your elected officials think.
it's cranky in the work version also, especially if you connect to somebody else's desktop outside.
and who do I sue, The Connected Internet?
that's login persistence, thank you very much.
and that matter, get rid of all the cruft on the right quarter of the screen. the no-interest-DIE! section of the screen.
you KNOW you don't want to have your interest piqued, only to click through and be stared down with "turn off your ad blocker or you can't see me" or "subscriber access only."
we have been led down a path... "we doubled the speed of the Smokin'Board processor, so you need it. notice how slow things are?" and that is because the bloatware providers saw that chip coming, and packed in more delays and non-features to cut your computing speed effectively in half.
everybody knows it. and they're saying "enough. This is fine. Stop."
bravo Facebook.
software forkers and their malware trying to push Win10... I will be shed of them! woohoo!
so how the hell are they getting addicted?
sorry Charlie, physics are physics and you still don't have it right.
as well as a lot of construction guys. lot of that is diesel. lot of that is gasoline. this is not the end of the world.
and I prefer to leave it that way. as a ham, I am likely to eff up my eyes when I key the rig. no, not ever, never, ain't coming near here.
seriously, what do you do with a drunken sailor, weaving in a clunker? show me how robocars will deal with that, without killing all the riders in them? that car's not controlled, not in the network, like a sniper at a Super Bowl
if users could invest some money in a micropayment common service, and get debited for each article they read as a non-subscriber, a stable central "bank" would make these characters more money than they get from the malware-packing page-freezing Wild West of ad servers. just sayin'...
stop posting beer talk.
there just isn't anything else to say. this is legislation in the ISIS category meant to hammer society back to 600 AD.
replaced a lot of them when I worked contract for an engineering outfit