First, it requires constant focused attention because there is no tactile feedback. Second, I type too often in various languages (spoken or technical) and have to disable all help and autocorrection, not because they're bad at English, but because they're wasting my time correcting stuff that they can't understand.
Therefore, I will keep using a slide-out keyboard for as long as they are available, because for all-important-me it's massively more efficient.
You sound desperate to apply for the humanity-advancing feat of having sex in microgravity. "it's the start of the next great human evolution! now where are the girls?"
Sadly for you, the sex can stay on the ground for Gen 1. We only need to shoot-em up at some point during gestation.
Draws crowds... who then run away when they see the new layout, saving them the realization that they can't understand half the headlines, let alone TFS, TFA, or any of the acronyms...
(not very low emissions, the PT cruiser has dreadful mileage for its size)
Now you have everyone talking about a two-state solution, whether it's to push it forward or torpedo it. Considering that many of these people used to deny the other's right to even exist or live nearby, and that talking to them would get you shot (at best), it's pretty impressive progress.
Can anyone explain what the finality of stealing @N by force is?
Who's going to follow it, buy it or use it when everyone knows that it was stolen by a hacker? it's not a Ferrari that you can still drive, it's a bloody account to post links online, controlled by a company who can suspend it at will until an investigation is complete!
Can we take it one more step and get a free government supported by ads? Don't get me started on how it might give private companies a way in, or somehow make things less efficient to make room for more ads.
If you don't understand the Olso peace accords, and how Arafat shaking hands with a jew and setting up an official Palestinian office was a major peace achievement, you need better teachers.
4 people/orgs got a Nobel Peace Prize for "not being Bush": Carter, IAEA, IPCC and Obama.
If Obama does get the anti-congress to finish normalizing relations with Cuba and Iran before the end of his term, and does pull out of Afghanistan (after completing the Iraq withdrawal), it will partially offset the realpolitik of blowing up random people. Not enough to deserve the prize outright, but at least a few major peace achievements, and better than most presidents.
I've driven 130Mph in a 4-banger minivan on a public highway. Multiple times. Give me a racecar at 140 and I may fall asleep... oh wait, the minivan was comfortable, not the racecar, and the latter doesn't have the radio either.
180Mph would be entertaining for 5 minutes, but the only thing makes it a race is that they have to deal with other drivers being in the way. Still f___ing boring to watch though...
I've got one simple rule to make F1 fun again:
- Start grid is reverse of championship order (random for ties)
Because what's boring is that the guy with the best car starts first, leads the whole way, and wins, and the second fastest car starts second, follows, and gets on the podium. Make them fight for every spot! I'll watch!
While that's a bit of an exaggeration since NSA is only collecting (once the data comes up/who cares where the hammer falls down/it's not my department/says NSA von braun), it fits in a more worrisome pattern.
There was never a doubt in the European's mind that waterboarding is torture, because that's what was used by the Reich on the resistance. When you add a KGB/Stasi-on-steroids NSA, that makes for a nasty vibe.
Yes, but it's only in the last couple decades that they've been able to regroup all the data from all the forms of communication attached to every single user. The scale of the task used to keep people focused on potential targets. Now it's about having everything on everyone, because nobody ever got fired for having too much data when shit happens.
No no no no no no... If wealthy people can get it, then you WILL benefit. It's the law, I believe. That's why we all work hard at enabling them to hoard more.
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First, it requires constant focused attention because there is no tactile feedback.
Second, I type too often in various languages (spoken or technical) and have to disable all help and autocorrection, not because they're bad at English, but because they're wasting my time correcting stuff that they can't understand.
Therefore, I will keep using a slide-out keyboard for as long as they are available, because for all-important-me it's massively more efficient.
You sound desperate to apply for the humanity-advancing feat of having sex in microgravity.
"it's the start of the next great human evolution! now where are the girls?"
Sadly for you, the sex can stay on the ground for Gen 1. We only need to shoot-em up at some point during gestation.
Draws crowds... who then run away when they see the new layout, saving them the realization that they can't understand half the headlines, let alone TFS, TFA, or any of the acronyms...
(not very low emissions, the PT cruiser has dreadful mileage for its size)
(I'll take the AC bait)
Cynically? Yes.
Now you have everyone talking about a two-state solution, whether it's to push it forward or torpedo it.
Considering that many of these people used to deny the other's right to even exist or live nearby, and that talking to them would get you shot (at best), it's pretty impressive progress.
How far are we from that Gallardo actually firing up and going around the track?
Until that point, you might as well get the die-cast one, it takes less space in the living room.
There's also that thing about massive deforestation, and the amount of methane coming of giant beasts, both alive and decomposing.
What's the carbon footprint of that massive wedding anyway? Kings are really a climate nuisance!
Can anyone explain what the finality of stealing @N by force is?
Who's going to follow it, buy it or use it when everyone knows that it was stolen by a hacker?
it's not a Ferrari that you can still drive, it's a bloody account to post links online, controlled by a company who can suspend it at will until an investigation is complete!
Can we take it one more step and get a free government supported by ads?
Don't get me started on how it might give private companies a way in, or somehow make things less efficient to make room for more ads.
Actually, the fact that it was filmed on location is the only plausible explanation for its budget.
If you don't understand the Olso peace accords, and how Arafat shaking hands with a jew and setting up an official Palestinian office was a major peace achievement, you need better teachers.
4 people/orgs got a Nobel Peace Prize for "not being Bush": Carter, IAEA, IPCC and Obama.
If Obama does get the anti-congress to finish normalizing relations with Cuba and Iran before the end of his term, and does pull out of Afghanistan (after completing the Iraq withdrawal), it will partially offset the realpolitik of blowing up random people. Not enough to deserve the prize outright, but at least a few major peace achievements, and better than most presidents.
It's a shame that San Diego is now so huge that there isn't a single spot to land between the pacific and Arizona...
I've driven 130Mph in a 4-banger minivan on a public highway. Multiple times. ... oh wait, the minivan was comfortable, not the racecar, and the latter doesn't have the radio either.
Give me a racecar at 140 and I may fall asleep
180Mph would be entertaining for 5 minutes, but the only thing makes it a race is that they have to deal with other drivers being in the way.
Still f___ing boring to watch though...
I've got one simple rule to make F1 fun again:
- Start grid is reverse of championship order (random for ties)
Because what's boring is that the guy with the best car starts first, leads the whole way, and wins, and the second fastest car starts second, follows, and gets on the podium.
Make them fight for every spot! I'll watch!
But if only robots are playing, all that collected data will be useless to the NSA...
Check the recent LeMans results. You'll learn something.
You mean something a bit like this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J...
While that's a bit of an exaggeration since NSA is only collecting (once the data comes up/who cares where the hammer falls down/it's not my department/says NSA von braun), it fits in a more worrisome pattern.
There was never a doubt in the European's mind that waterboarding is torture, because that's what was used by the Reich on the resistance. When you add a KGB/Stasi-on-steroids NSA, that makes for a nasty vibe.
Yes, but it's only in the last couple decades that they've been able to regroup all the data from all the forms of communication attached to every single user.
The scale of the task used to keep people focused on potential targets. Now it's about having everything on everyone, because nobody ever got fired for having too much data when shit happens.
But but... Hollywood keeps telling me I have 59 seconds before they can complete the trace?
I approve the part about the pigs being the target.
Jawohl mein herr, ein fery efficient program.
Vi hafe ways of knowing vat you fink! Trust us, vi only hafe the best interest of the nation in mind...
No no no no no no... If wealthy people can get it, then you WILL benefit. It's the law, I believe. That's why we all work hard at enabling them to hoard more.
It will trickle down...
I'm sure they'll announce you can buy them with bitcoins next.
And they Run Linux, but under GPLv3, using Nvidia hardware, on the cloud.