The only Indie Films ever released are: - Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) - Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) - Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
...it should be illegal to waist resources, and therefor pollute...
It should also be illegal to write posts like yours but you don't see us asking to send your ass to jail.
Also, not all energy is wasted or polluting. I'm mining Monero right now, powered by hydro-electricity and the heat byproduct is helping to heat my house because we're in the middle of winter here. It's so cold that I'm almost tempted to build three more PCs with all the old motherboards and CPUs I have in a box somewhere.
Of the 2.54 billion visits to U.S. Government websites over the past 90 days: - 20.9% came from Windows 10 - 20.7% from Windows 7 - 2.7% from Windows 8.1 - 0.05% from Windows 8 - 0.8% from other OS
Either they can't count, or that 0.8% does not include OS X/macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, BSD, etc in which case that 0.8% is the total number of Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 98 and Windows 95 users.
When it comes to browser share: - 44.4% for Chrome - 27.6% for Safari - 12.3% for Internet Explorer - 5.9% for Firefox - 3.9% for Edge
Safari is only available on OS X/macOS and iOS, so it's clear the percentages for the OS are only for Windows.
Are they afraid to tell us the number of people who don't use Microsoft on their computers/tablets/phones?
"We have never — and would never — do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades. Our goal has always been to create products that our customers love, and making iPhones last as long as possible is an important part of that," writes Apple."
I guess that's why they're still using 5400RPM hard disk drives in the Mac mini, as well as soldering the RAM on the motherboard of the Mac mini, Macbook, Macbook Air and others. Oh wait. All this does is exactly that: intentionally shorten the life of the products as well as degrading the user experience to drive customer upgrades.
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Too bad that 0.1 is underground because of the low frequencies.
You got it all wrong.
Over hundreds of millions of years, Dinosaurs evolved into rocks and this is proof.
Wrong.
The only Indie Films ever released are:
- Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)
- Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
Probably the last really funny thing I'll read this year.
Thank you.
No idea, but surely it can't be better than what's coming out of Japan (2D of course).
Can't be worst than covfefe.
It can't be worst than poetry written by Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings of Sussex.
You're right!
Ban buildings right now!
Nothing about Bitcoin, Arduino, Raspberry Pi or 3D printers?
Oh yeah? What about two nazis arguing against one another? What happens then?
Ah, so that really happened? I thought South Park was just inventing shit again.
I guess they're still relevant then.
Climate change doesn't happen quickly. You may think 20-30 years is a lot, but for the planet's ecosystem, it's barely a blink.
Sometimes I think the Ferengi and their Rules of acquisition are better than the hu-mans and their relentless quest for profits.
Don't watch that article! It turned me into a newt!
I keep using it just so Microsoft has to renew the domain name and keep it working. I never use the "outlook" or whatever equivalent.
You laugh, but I do have a P4 in the stack of old motherboards. I was planning to use it to cook gluten-free, zero-carb, free-range vegan pancakes.
Two-feet thick glass walls?
It should also be illegal to write posts like yours but you don't see us asking to send your ass to jail.
Also, not all energy is wasted or polluting. I'm mining Monero right now, powered by hydro-electricity and the heat byproduct is helping to heat my house because we're in the middle of winter here. It's so cold that I'm almost tempted to build three more PCs with all the old motherboards and CPUs I have in a box somewhere.
How is woosh any better? Explain.
You must be running a relic of a version, Safari hasn't been available for Windows for over half a decade.
"edit", sort of (another feature that Slashdot lacks)
The numbers are all there on the website, it's just BeauHD writing trolling summaries once again.
p.s.: my comment was written in accordance with the Slashdot tradition: post angry comment first, read article later.
I only trust Opera, because I know China will never want to share my information with the USA.
Of the 2.54 billion visits to U.S. Government websites over the past 90 days:
- 20.9% came from Windows 10
- 20.7% from Windows 7
- 2.7% from Windows 8.1
- 0.05% from Windows 8
- 0.8% from other OS
Either they can't count, or that 0.8% does not include OS X/macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, BSD, etc in which case that 0.8% is the total number of Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 98 and Windows 95 users.
When it comes to browser share:
- 44.4% for Chrome
- 27.6% for Safari
- 12.3% for Internet Explorer
- 5.9% for Firefox
- 3.9% for Edge
Safari is only available on OS X/macOS and iOS, so it's clear the percentages for the OS are only for Windows.
Are they afraid to tell us the number of people who don't use Microsoft on their computers/tablets/phones?
Nothing out of the oridinary.
And yet you were able to do it in that sentence.
"We have never — and would never — do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades. Our goal has always been to create products that our customers love, and making iPhones last as long as possible is an important part of that," writes Apple."
I guess that's why they're still using 5400RPM hard disk drives in the Mac mini, as well as soldering the RAM on the motherboard of the Mac mini, Macbook, Macbook Air and others. Oh wait. All this does is exactly that: intentionally shorten the life of the products as well as degrading the user experience to drive customer upgrades.