The quality of the comments have gone down the drain. I was a daily/. reader for over 15 years, the idea that I would see a swastika in the comments would not even have occurred to me before. I rarely read the comments now ðY
History will remember Musk as one of our generation's greatest inventors. And yet we're doing everything we can to shoot him down: https://www.entrepreneur.com/a...
Exactly, the real question to ask is why we expect people to succeed on the first try and don't tolerate mistakes. Perseverance, especially when things fail, is really the key to innovation.
As Edison said: "I have not failed 10 000 times, I have successfully found 10 000 ways it will not work."
Next time you turn on the lights, perhaps consider the number of iterations it took to make it work, and then ask the question, can we not give this guy two tries at least before we start complaining?
Step 3: Install an antivirus on your Android phone. Run it before every use.
Very interesting, firstly because you think the malware situation is that bad on Android whilst you most likely use a computer, and secondly because you think that using antivirus would make a difference.
Anybody stupid enough to move because of a legal vote- well, that's somebody who isn't likely going to be doing any original research anyway, just derived politically correct bullshit like climate science, string theory, and Women's Studies.
Yea, if you live in a country where a legal vote has been held, you stay there! I mean, it's not like anyone has ever been moved to a ghetto, thrown out of the country, died, or has had any other horrible thing happen to them as a result of a legal vote... Legal votes are safe!
Is clicking two links to see for yourself really that hard?
Every click is an unwanted interruption, making the task at hand harder and harder and harder.... and harder... although after a while, it isn't hard anymore!
Claiming the Russians got Trump elected is a cover for the clear corruption of the Clintons and the DNC.
Putin preferred Trump over Clinton. Putin put his machine to work to help get Trump elected. So far, that's fairly agreed upon. The question is if Trump knew or not.
Companies don't innovate. There's not enough money on the table to make it worth while.
Companies do innovate, the problem is that people in general don't. I don't think there is a single company, at least in tech, that believes they will survive for 5 years with zero innovation.
Hardly a problem, the model s/x is a family car, and I'm fairly certain that my wife would kill me if I told her I'm taking the kids for a spin around the race track.
One never knows what happens to things when they get to Ireland!
God invented alcohol to prevent the Irish from ruling the world, as it so nicely says in a bar in temple bar...
How dare the Trump Administration go through the Justice Department and obtain a warrant for information related to its political opponents? I am sorry, but that is flat out unacceptable.
What they should have done is follow the morally pure example set by the Obama administration. They should have had the NSA spy on their opponents (directly or indirectly) and then used a questionable procedure of obtaining their identities via unmasking requests by people like US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley. Because, you know, their political opponents could be colluding with a foreign power.
Oh, wait...
Exactly!
... and if "they" did it, "we" can do it, cause two wrongs makes a right!
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Sweden dropped the case, so 1 or 2 will not happen.
The quality of the comments have gone down the drain. I was a daily /. reader for over 15 years, the idea that I would see a swastika in the comments would not even have occurred to me before. I rarely read the comments now ðY
About 14 gig / movie
What happens when he is not pro-humanity?
You seem divided.
Editors need to cut down their work hours, they should try 4 days a week, I've read it's good!
History will remember Musk as one of our generation's greatest inventors. And yet we're doing everything we can to shoot him down: https://www.entrepreneur.com/a...
Exactly, the real question to ask is why we expect people to succeed on the first try and don't tolerate mistakes.
Perseverance, especially when things fail, is really the key to innovation.
As Edison said:
"I have not failed 10 000 times, I have successfully found 10 000 ways it will not work."
Next time you turn on the lights, perhaps consider the number of iterations it took to make it work, and then ask the question, can we not give this guy two tries at least before we start complaining?
Musk has called it Big Falcon rocket on multiple occasions, but you are right, he did reference BFG in doom when initially naming it BFR.
I kind of liked BFR, which they had stuck with it, but oh well, the name need to be commercially viable for massmarket I guess
Not even a little bit interesting, times change, Donald freaking Trumpet is president!
If you try, "brain needle" and "green storm" also works!
Yea, if you live in a country where a legal vote has been held, you stay there! I mean, it's not like anyone has ever been moved to a ghetto, thrown out of the country, died, or has had any other horrible thing happen to them as a result of a legal vote... Legal votes are safe!
Every click is an unwanted interruption, making the task at hand harder and harder and harder.... and harder... although after a while, it isn't hard anymore!
Putin preferred Trump over Clinton. Putin put his machine to work to help get Trump elected. So far, that's fairly agreed upon. The question is if Trump knew or not.
Companies do innovate, the problem is that people in general don't. I don't think there is a single company, at least in tech, that believes they will survive for 5 years with zero innovation.
Hardly a problem, the model s/x is a family car, and I'm fairly certain that my wife would kill me if I told her I'm taking the kids for a spin around the race track.
One never knows what happens to things when they get to Ireland!
God invented alcohol to prevent the Irish from ruling the world, as it so nicely says in a bar in temple bar...
uBlock Origin and uMatrix are really good addons to have as well in chrome!
1: Sonos works
2: User does not accept privacy policy change, which user is not required to do
3: Sonos no longer works
4: Profit?
... and other people are brainwashed to believe freedom of speech means the right to say anything without consequence.
Exactly!
... and if "they" did it, "we" can do it, cause two wrongs makes a right!
Oh, wait...
Seems like the complaint is towards the magazine and not Kodi itself.
Depends on the charger of course, but assuming you are using Tesla's supercharger, you should get approximately 80% battery in under 25min.