I like both my in-laws, and my wife gets along with my mom (and got along with my dad when he was alive) as well. But that does sometimes seem to be the exception rather than the rule.
Heck - my family likes my wife enough that I think, if we were ever to split, they’d stick with her and cut me off.
If you have a Pixel phone, can’t you do all this without the earbuds? Or is there some sort of artificial restriction which checks for the existence of some connected earbuds?
And if a California judge wishes to indicate a particular judgement should not be considered legal precedent, they are required to use the phrase "stinks like Ishtar".
The problem is - when the person "asking" is in a position of authority, the person being asked doesn't always "feel free to say 'no'". And often the person "asking" uses their position to imply there will be negative repercussions if the other person does say no, or (as appears to be the case with Roy Moore) to use their position to bully the other person into silence.
The good: Amazon promises they'll be pushing out a patch this week.
The bad: It's about as bad a failure mode as is possible: "Most disturbingly, Amazon's camera doesn't respond to that attack by going dark, or alerting the user that the camera is offline. Instead, it continues to show any live viewer—or anyone watching back a recording—the last frame the camera saw when it was connected."
Okay, maybe there's a worse failure mode possible... if the camera, upon losing connectivity, also spontaneously caught fire and burned your house down.
I own an Apple Watch, but I only know of two other people in my circle who have one - and one of those is my wife.
I do see them around occasionally - but it's quite obvious it's a niche market. What's anecdotally more notable is that I see significantly fewer fitness trackers than I did a couple years ago. I suspect that a lot of people simply gave up on them; and at least some of the remainder replaced them with a smart watch.
I’ve heard conflicting reports on this. Some people said that as of the Series 3, the tuners wouldn’t change channels - you could only play back already recorded shows (admittedly that’s still not a brick).
I have lifetime on my current box, so I can’t really test it.
You have a two week grace period, but once it runs out of data and is no longer able to verify your paid account status... you've got an oddly shaped brick on your hands.
Personally, I loved reading it - but I'm not sure there's a huge television market of people wanting to watch stories where everyone eventually gets killed by the bad guys.
In comparison to The Silmarillion, the Game of Thrones is a feel-good epic.
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I like both my in-laws, and my wife gets along with my mom (and got along with my dad when he was alive) as well. But that does sometimes seem to be the exception rather than the rule.
Heck - my family likes my wife enough that I think, if we were ever to split, they’d stick with her and cut me off.
So you didn't read the summary?
Me neither.
I’ve just been trying to fit in...
If you have a Pixel phone, can’t you do all this without the earbuds? Or is there some sort of artificial restriction which checks for the existence of some connected earbuds?
They could stop selling phones to terrorists.
The shooter was a mentally unstable Texas gun nut. So, you know, a Patriot.
And if a California judge wishes to indicate a particular judgement should not be considered legal precedent, they are required to use the phrase "stinks like Ishtar".
Some people still don't get it...
The problem is - when the person "asking" is in a position of authority, the person being asked doesn't always "feel free to say 'no'". And often the person "asking" uses their position to imply there will be negative repercussions if the other person does say no, or (as appears to be the case with Roy Moore) to use their position to bully the other person into silence.
THIS headline refers to SafeGraph, but you'd be a fool to think that G and FB don't do it too.
Which was my point.
Does the headline refer to Google or to Facebook?
Thank you for taking the time to post, Mr. Bezos.
The good: Amazon promises they'll be pushing out a patch this week.
The bad: It's about as bad a failure mode as is possible: "Most disturbingly, Amazon's camera doesn't respond to that attack by going dark, or alerting the user that the camera is offline. Instead, it continues to show any live viewer—or anyone watching back a recording—the last frame the camera saw when it was connected."
Okay, maybe there's a worse failure mode possible... if the camera, upon losing connectivity, also spontaneously caught fire and burned your house down.
Hey, old jokes are the best jokes!
... to fully appreciate all the features of the latest Enlightenment desktop.
Actually he abandoned his homeland in search of warmth.
using a "throw-away" laptop bought with cash at a starbucks...
But you've apparently forgotten about the ingestible trackers Starbucks adds to its lattes.
I own an Apple Watch, but I only know of two other people in my circle who have one - and one of those is my wife.
I do see them around occasionally - but it's quite obvious it's a niche market. What's anecdotally more notable is that I see significantly fewer fitness trackers than I did a couple years ago. I suspect that a lot of people simply gave up on them; and at least some of the remainder replaced them with a smart watch.
We need to keep an open mind and not jump to conclusions.
You must be new here - welcome to Slashdot!
Well, not that shocked.
Given your username is “blindseer”, I find your sig slightly alarming.
I’ve heard conflicting reports on this. Some people said that as of the Series 3, the tuners wouldn’t change channels - you could only play back already recorded shows (admittedly that’s still not a brick).
I have lifetime on my current box, so I can’t really test it.
You have a two week grace period, but once it runs out of data and is no longer able to verify your paid account status... you've got an oddly shaped brick on your hands.
BeauHD got confused because Lauren didn't include his middle name, Francis.
Google is going to kill a bunch of disabled people with Androids? What?
That was the plan - but, perhaps fortunately, Larry and Sergei lost interest and now it's been EOL'ed.
I guess it'll depend who all's alive after the upcoming final season. In Children of Hurin, it's basically no one.
Personally, I loved reading it - but I'm not sure there's a huge television market of people wanting to watch stories where everyone eventually gets killed by the bad guys.
In comparison to The Silmarillion, the Game of Thrones is a feel-good epic.
Zwei peanuts were walking down the strasse...