There's plenty of smaller ISPs that get better speeds than many of these providers. Would have been nice to see them on the list along with the heavyweights.
Sure, but let's also not forget that without Ubuntu, far fewer people would likely be running Linux on their desktops. Ubuntu might be a derivative but they've built everything from their own graphical installer to their own build service.
Canonical employs over 500 people. Someone has to pay their salaries somehow.
Is that with or without a parachute? Because falling out of an airplane to a grizzy death doesn't sound so bad after you've been programming PHP all day.
Reviews don't really matter at this point, consumers have spoken and they don't want yet another tablet.
Microsoft knew this. They promised the Surface would be a "game changer" instead of just another tablet. But nobody bought that line, nor did they buy the device.
I was in Denmark earlier this month. The smallest currency I saw there was 50 ore (half a krone) which works out to about 8 US cents. A lot of stores didn't even bother with those and just rounded.
Wish we'd do something similar here. Rolling up pennies is a waste of time.
The methodology seems to account for the many types of cancer, at least in theory, since it's based on finding differences in DNA sequences. As long as a fingerprint exists wouldn't this technique find it?
But this also sounds very preliminary. The sample size was very small and it took a month to get the results.
No, I'm not making it up. There's a screenshot of the penis weapon in this review. Like geminidomino said, it's more of a big dildo bat than just a penis.
Saints Row is a lot like the GTA games, but Clockwork Orange did assault with a deadly penis first.
They shop local because of in-person browsing, personalized services, and loyalty to their community, probably in that order.
Now that online retail is charging local sales tax, the loyalty argument isn't as pronounced. If nothing else it levels the playing field for competitive pricing with IRL stores.
Lack of modular parts means lack of choice when building or buying systems.
Are you one of those people who pines for the old days when you had to buy a separate coprocessor and cache memory along with your CPU and motherboard?
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There's plenty of smaller ISPs that get better speeds than many of these providers. Would have been nice to see them on the list along with the heavyweights.
This is why I'm sticking with my :CueCat.
No worries, the article clearly said "coffee."
Sure, but let's also not forget that without Ubuntu, far fewer people would likely be running Linux on their desktops. Ubuntu might be a derivative but they've built everything from their own graphical installer to their own build service.
Canonical employs over 500 people. Someone has to pay their salaries somehow.
The truth is Ubuntu will not continue to exist unless they can make money. This isn't the first strategy they've tried.
As much as I despise the "feature," I'd rather have to disable some settings when I install than to not have Ubuntu (and its derivatives.)
Maybe 10 years ago, but lately? I'm surprised they're still in business. I would have thought they went the way of TEN by now.
Is that with or without a parachute? Because falling out of an airplane to a grizzy death doesn't sound so bad after you've been programming PHP all day.
*BOOM* AAAAH!
"Sorry mom, can't talk I --"
HEADSHOT
"-- got to finish this level I'll call you back"
ULTRAKILL!
Reviews don't really matter at this point, consumers have spoken and they don't want yet another tablet.
Microsoft knew this. They promised the Surface would be a "game changer" instead of just another tablet. But nobody bought that line, nor did they buy the device.
Worked out great for Google!
I know! Pick a version and stick with it, people.
For those who don't know, compositing is when you throw your food scraps and lawn clippings in the green bin.
I was in Denmark earlier this month. The smallest currency I saw there was 50 ore (half a krone) which works out to about 8 US cents. A lot of stores didn't even bother with those and just rounded.
Wish we'd do something similar here. Rolling up pennies is a waste of time.
The methodology seems to account for the many types of cancer, at least in theory, since it's based on finding differences in DNA sequences. As long as a fingerprint exists wouldn't this technique find it?
But this also sounds very preliminary. The sample size was very small and it took a month to get the results.
No, I'm not making it up. There's a screenshot of the penis weapon in this review. Like geminidomino said, it's more of a big dildo bat than just a penis.
Saints Row is a lot like the GTA games, but Clockwork Orange did assault with a deadly penis first.
If you have an urge to walk down a crowded street and whack people with a giant purple penis, you're in luck -- Saints Row 3 is included.
I might also point out that "Xavier Jenks" also runs a website about bigfoot.
But sure, he's totally the kind of reliable source we've come to expect on Slashdot.
"Seems fake," huh? You mean the renderings of the Mars "face" on the front page didn't throw you off?
Did you look at the photo? It looks more like a Mardi Gras necklace than a plastic bag.
Sure it is. But product quality has little to do with a product's popularity.
Now that online retail is charging local sales tax, the loyalty argument isn't as pronounced. If nothing else it levels the playing field for competitive pricing with IRL stores.
Yeah, but I didn't notice back then because I was 10 years younger.
Well sure, what did you think really happened on the Titanic?
Because Homeland Security is just an umbrella for several pre-existing agencies, one of which is Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE.)
Are you one of those people who pines for the old days when you had to buy a separate coprocessor and cache memory along with your CPU and motherboard?