I get it for the medical field, but most of the rest of the world is pretty much just hands-on experience. We have the internet, which is FULL of information. Textbooks and classrooms after high school is practically pointless. My entire 1st year of college was a recap of high school, and everything after that was just people teaching stuff from a book that anybody could buy. Why do we need this?
Because sometimes there are 5 or 6 good videos on a page, but then you have to go to the next page full of videos. I think we all know what he's up to with his 100 tabs ( ÍÂ ÍoeÊ- ÍÂ)... but most people are usually finished by 10.
I'd be happy with a soft root on my S5. I'm still under warranty so I don't want to trip Knox just yet. As far as I know, though, there's no option aside from flashing with an S5 on Lollipop.
We already know that the typical Mac users is naive "there are no viruses for Mac!" and we also know there's a whole niche market of Apple users with more money than brains. I expect these people to haul in more money than the Windows ransomeware guys.
I'd be okay with "usage plans" if I got credited back for the data I didn't use. If I use 200 of my 250 plan this month, then use 300 next month, I shouldn't be charged an overage. I'm paying to use X amount of data. Where the hell is my change back for the stuff I didn't use?
Why can't voting contain some sort of hash that you get after voting? You can enter the hash into the website to confirm that your vote actually recorded as what you entered?
I have no idea how people get addicted to Candy Crush. I tried the game... found it was just another Bejeweled clone... only with limited moves, and how far you get is mostly based on luck. There was no real thrill, since it felt obvious that your fate was in the hands of luck (the candy placement is always random meaning that not even round has a winning outcome)... and all you really win is the ability to move to the next space. At least gambling machines give you a chance to turn your money into more money.
Unclean? No. But I definitely do whatever I can at times for some human interaction... Automated phone systems especially piss me off. And self check-outs are okay if I'm just in to grab something small or quick.
"We recently noticed a huge spike in cloud usage and got real excited. With pecker-in-hand we began perusing what we expected to be millions of nudes and selfies, but instead found full-blown DVD collections and other crap we're not interested in. As punishment for not providing us with sexy nudes, we have decided to just lower the cap down. Too bad, so sad."
That's the way I was taught to spell it, as it's a contraction from All Hallowe's Eve.
Next question - what's with the wave of people spelling it incorrectly?
I get it for the medical field, but most of the rest of the world is pretty much just hands-on experience. We have the internet, which is FULL of information. Textbooks and classrooms after high school is practically pointless. My entire 1st year of college was a recap of high school, and everything after that was just people teaching stuff from a book that anybody could buy. Why do we need this?
While true, I thought the interesting part was WHAT the face looked like.
If there's anything I've learned from Yahoo chat in the 90s, it's that he's 16/f/tx with huge boobs.
Because sometimes there are 5 or 6 good videos on a page, but then you have to go to the next page full of videos. I think we all know what he's up to with his 100 tabs ( ÍÂ ÍoeÊ- ÍÂ)... but most people are usually finished by 10.
I'd be happy with a soft root on my S5. I'm still under warranty so I don't want to trip Knox just yet. As far as I know, though, there's no option aside from flashing with an S5 on Lollipop.
iPad costs too much and does too little. Soooo I guess that makes Android tablets the winner?
Judging by the systems being hit, I can't help but wonder if the attacks are being done by a government agency.
We already know that the typical Mac users is naive "there are no viruses for Mac!" and we also know there's a whole niche market of Apple users with more money than brains. I expect these people to haul in more money than the Windows ransomeware guys.
Weren't Firefox's precursors also open-source? This would make it the (roughly) 17th anniversary for them.
I'm still waiting for a PC that can blast process like my old Genesis.
Thanks to Netflix and other streaming services, that "email/websurfing" crowd has actually become a heavy-usage crowd.
Are you for real? How the hell do you patent that? That's like patenting giving back change if you hand a cashier too much money.
I'd be okay with "usage plans" if I got credited back for the data I didn't use. If I use 200 of my 250 plan this month, then use 300 next month, I shouldn't be charged an overage. I'm paying to use X amount of data. Where the hell is my change back for the stuff I didn't use?
TFS reads like clickbait. It takes about an issue, says they figured out what caused the issue, but never says what the issue is.
Why can't voting contain some sort of hash that you get after voting? You can enter the hash into the website to confirm that your vote actually recorded as what you entered?
"Did you not want to installed it? Let us know!"
Also - clearly he didn't fucking want it installed... Is it a new rule now that Customer Service just not read messages at all?
I have no idea how people get addicted to Candy Crush. I tried the game... found it was just another Bejeweled clone... only with limited moves, and how far you get is mostly based on luck. There was no real thrill, since it felt obvious that your fate was in the hands of luck (the candy placement is always random meaning that not even round has a winning outcome)... and all you really win is the ability to move to the next space. At least gambling machines give you a chance to turn your money into more money.
Unclean? No. But I definitely do whatever I can at times for some human interaction... Automated phone systems especially piss me off. And self check-outs are okay if I'm just in to grab something small or quick.
So basically, Google is pushing to completely remove me and replace me with a tiny script. :(
"We recently noticed a huge spike in cloud usage and got real excited. With pecker-in-hand we began perusing what we expected to be millions of nudes and selfies, but instead found full-blown DVD collections and other crap we're not interested in. As punishment for not providing us with sexy nudes, we have decided to just lower the cap down. Too bad, so sad."
The image TFA uses shows an iPhone. I was excited to see a mobile app... the site itself? Downloads for Windows/Mac/Linux.
If the government uses "unbreakable" encryption, does this mean they're terrorists and/or pedophiles?
That's the way I was taught to spell it, as it's a contraction from All Hallowe's Eve. Next question - what's with the wave of people spelling it incorrectly?
I have no idea what Hypervisor is but all I keep envisioning is Pin*Bot.
I'm sorry to hear that Kotaku doesn't cut it for you. Please pick from one of these other sources.