The funny thing about China is although they have workarounds for much of the government censorship is that they don't bother.
It has to do with internal communication between citizens, they don't go on Facebook not because they can't but because none of their network is there.
They only work around the censorship when needed for relations with other countries.
Same goes for using Google services. Google needs a presence there to get some mind share from the populace, even if it is heavily censored.
Numpads for the win, handy for spreadsheets, games, entering long numbers etc.
I hardly touch the number row on my keyboard.
15" laptop is the minimum that numpads should be included, what I find more disturbing is 17"-18" laptops without them.
Lost a slide for 3rd party client that was to be featured in a skateboarding magazine.
I think one of the coworkers stole it as I did not get along with them.
Insurance claims for that kind of thing can involve the cost of setting up the shoot again, whatever that entails.
Was fired not long after.
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It will still be 50 years before it is built as everyone still laughs at it.
Birds make the kind of "white noise" that ends on your new shirt in a park.
I use Windows 10 with this thing: https://github.com/10se1ucgo/D... kills all the crap. Only use local accounts too.
Java is a bad example of allocating ram.
It performs best when you allocate closer to its actual needs.
The difference between my onboard realtek sound and my soundblaster zxr is night and day.
As for ethernet I would only use a card if both of my onboard ports died or I want to do something a bit more crazy, like fiddle with 10 gigabit
Isn't that a "lone wolf" or a "grey fox".
Perhaps just a "sly old dog"?
The funny thing about China is although they have workarounds for much of the government censorship is that they don't bother.
It has to do with internal communication between citizens, they don't go on Facebook not because they can't but because none of their network is there.
They only work around the censorship when needed for relations with other countries.
Same goes for using Google services. Google needs a presence there to get some mind share from the populace, even if it is heavily censored.
Sounds like he is just playing real life Minecraft...
2583 way is less of a leeway and more of a honey surrounded by a freeway...
Sounds like the latest z grade straight to video flick found on Netflix
The numpad also has a convenient enter key and arrows to just the left of it. Much better for spreadsheets and calculator style work.
Private Number: "Hello I am from Telstra Internet Services and you have a problem with your computer"
Me: F**k o** you scamming c***
*End Call*
Been getting those at least once a month now.
Don't forget Wu's pigs on Deadwood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?... http://deadwood.wikia.com/wiki...
It looks like a sex toy for a terminator
There is a bunch more privacy settings in the privacy area in the settings app. I switched off everything and only installed a local account.
But man! The lack of oxygen in the copper allows you to hear unicorns farting rainbows 50ft away from the mic in the recording!
Numpads for the win, handy for spreadsheets, games, entering long numbers etc. I hardly touch the number row on my keyboard. 15" laptop is the minimum that numpads should be included, what I find more disturbing is 17"-18" laptops without them.
Just look out if you computer is an old amiga, flashing capslock = BAD
It is like stockholm syndrome for ads
I see what you did there lol
The Spanish Drone Inquisition!
Same would go for Mexican vs Spanish.
Lost a slide for 3rd party client that was to be featured in a skateboarding magazine.
I think one of the coworkers stole it as I did not get along with them.
Insurance claims for that kind of thing can involve the cost of setting up the shoot again, whatever that entails.
Was fired not long after.
There seems to be a few other contributors along the way.
https://github.com/MoonchildPr...
wolfbeast (Moonchild) makes up the majority though.
Ah navigating sites in a language you don't understand in order to get hardware working or driver updates when the manufacturer is plain useless.
Yep been there and done that at least once...
Notes:
Google translate is only helpful *sometimes*
Hovering over buttons that are images is helpful as the site code is often in english