By the way, your computer is ready. I was able to remove the trojans and viruses by removing Windows and installing SteamOS. I then played games on it for 50 hours to make sure it's working properly.
If you can't give a shit about that then you have never given thought to why 90+% of all softdrink vending machines sell only Coke and/or Pepsi products. That's okay though, that's why you're in IT eating cold pizza at your desk 330am in the morning.
That's okay though, that's why you're in IT eating cold pizza and drinking Coke/Pepsi at your desk 3:30.
It's one thing to have a joke or two but it's another thing to replace all the real news, all day long, with lame fake stories that aren't funny at all.
Believable ideas for April 1st jokes: - New Quad-Core Raspberry Pi! Oh crap, that's a real thing already. - Microsoft giving away free copies of Windows! Damnit... - Apple releasing a new Mac mini that's weaker than the previous models! Oh wait...
The original parent was obviously speaking with tongue-in-cheek to mock the whole concept and your reply while being modded as a troll was completely genuine.
You want the truth? People can't handle the truth!
Asking "makers" to learn to make their own circuits and boards is the same as asking programmers to code their own operating system and programming language.
There's a reason why pre-built 3D printers, CNC routers and laser cutters are being sold, not everyone sees their tools as a project of its own, most of us just want to use the tools to make our projects.
Apple did not "capture the market" by "colluding with chosen carriers", the guy was talking about the iPod. That's pre-iPhone era. That's from the basically-all-the-MP3-players-suck era, when you drag and dropped files to MP3 players and then basically had to use "File Explorer" to play your music. Apple added a way to manage and play music files more intelligently via iTunes and metadata.
So for the iPod, Apple did compete on merit, despite its price and despite iTunes running like mollasses on Windows.
There's still a huge difference between being able to design circuits and just being able to code something and connect pre-made modules via a few analog and digital I/O pins.
The company had low hopes of a successful landing from the start of this mission, since the rocket had to send a heavy satellite into a high orbit. That requires a lot of fuel for the launch itself, so there wasn't much fuel left for the rocket's return to Earth and powered landing.
So their design allows them to send heavy loads into orbit but that requires so much fuel that they can't land it afterward.
So either don't launch things heavier than X, or increase the fuel capacity. It's not rocket sci... oh wait, it is!
Nope they haven't. This article talks about firmware DC12 but the most recent firmware is DC33 and people are still having the same problem with these drives.
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By the way, your computer is ready. I was able to remove the trojans and viruses by removing Windows and installing SteamOS. I then played games on it for 50 hours to make sure it's working properly.
Why the hell do you need to cheat to know all the I.P. tables? It goes from 0.0.0.0 all the way up to 255.255.255.255, it's not that hard.
It's spelled FANTASY and it's FINAL.
Hang on a second, I'm getting a phone call from someone called "Square Enix"...
Don't mind the little fact that Macs don't even come with Java pre-installed anymore.
That's okay though, that's why you're in IT eating cold pizza and drinking Coke/Pepsi at your desk 3:30.
FTFY
It's one thing to have a joke or two but it's another thing to replace all the real news, all day long, with lame fake stories that aren't funny at all.
Believable ideas for April 1st jokes:
- New Quad-Core Raspberry Pi! Oh crap, that's a real thing already.
- Microsoft giving away free copies of Windows! Damnit...
- Apple releasing a new Mac mini that's weaker than the previous models! Oh wait...
I don't even know what's real anymore.
Bad operand types for binary operators. First type: string, second type string and integer.
The original parent was obviously speaking with tongue-in-cheek to mock the whole concept and your reply while being modded as a troll was completely genuine.
You want the truth? People can't handle the truth!
Learn how to run your #C apps on Linux with Xcode!
Asking "makers" to learn to make their own circuits and boards is the same as asking programmers to code their own operating system and programming language.
There's a reason why pre-built 3D printers, CNC routers and laser cutters are being sold, not everyone sees their tools as a project of its own, most of us just want to use the tools to make our projects.
Care to share with the rest of us? Got a link?
Apple did not "capture the market" by "colluding with chosen carriers", the guy was talking about the iPod. That's pre-iPhone era. That's from the basically-all-the-MP3-players-suck era, when you drag and dropped files to MP3 players and then basically had to use "File Explorer" to play your music. Apple added a way to manage and play music files more intelligently via iTunes and metadata.
So for the iPod, Apple did compete on merit, despite its price and despite iTunes running like mollasses on Windows.
There's still a huge difference between being able to design circuits and just being able to code something and connect pre-made modules via a few analog and digital I/O pins.
I haven't seen any Super Mario Brothers ad.
So their design allows them to send heavy loads into orbit but that requires so much fuel that they can't land it afterward.
So either don't launch things heavier than X, or increase the fuel capacity. It's not rocket sci... oh wait, it is!
That's clearly what they're planning to do. Do you think their new building only looks like a spaceship?
So instead of having mining dicks, we would have coin holding cartels dicks.
Such improvement! Many coins! Much cartels!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
What does Decred have that Bitcoin doesn't? Your lack of arguments for Decred and against Bitcoin doesn't tell us much.
Canamerica?
One more reason to avoid both the Xbox and Windows!
Wouldn't Slashdot users running nodes make the whole thing stronger?
They're sharing Debian ISOs without making a profit?!
MEDIC!
The same problem also happens with nVidia chipsets, such as the MCP89 in my Mac mini 2010.
Nope they haven't. This article talks about firmware DC12 but the most recent firmware is DC33 and people are still having the same problem with these drives.