This is the voice of world control. I bring you peace. It may be the peace of plenty and content or the peace of unburied death. The choice is yours: Obey me and live, or disobey and die.
Netflix got the rights for ST:D for all other countries on the planet, except the U.S.A. (CBS kept it for themselves since they're the ones making it) but Bell Media was able to get the rights instead of Netflix? We suspect a dirty deal somewhere. After all Bell has tentacles in media, TV, internet, etc. They are in a constant flux of conflict of interest but the CRTC doesn't do shit.
We're not thinking about the same kind of PCs, then. Sure, it applies to iMacs and similar, but I'm thinking about classic "tower-type" PCs. The only built-in speaker will be the internal PC speaker that can go "beep!" or "boop!" but nothing else. No microphones of any kind.
Apart from what I assume is a lower cost, is there any reason to use tape instead of just doing a rotation of RAID systems and disconnecting the unused ones?
The worst part about single-page websites is the damn "multiple backgrounds but you only see a slice of it while scrolling" crap. That kind of shit is so heavy of my old computer and slow internet connection that it negates the fact that it's a single page by about one thousand to one.
Some applications have started using a "scroll past the top to refresh" crap and if you don't know the application can do that, then you don't know it has the feature in the first place.
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This is the voice of world control. I bring you peace. It may be the peace of plenty and content or the peace of unburied death. The choice is yours: Obey me and live, or disobey and die.
And what do you happens in the center of the Sun, eh?
Probably, but I'm pretty sure it can't see through a #2 philips screwdriver either.
Joke's on them, I sleep on the floor.
So that's what they mean when they say "it's for the children".
There's no such thing as "CBS All Access" in Canada. Try your own tip and use common sense first.
The iTunes Store still existed, though.
[tone="menacing"]Because it is a warrior's drink.[/tone]
Maybe their bicycles and accessories are harder to assemble than their furniture?
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I watched the first two episodes and now I'm afraid of anything with "Discovery" in its name.
I mean, what the hell did they do to the Klingons? They look like constipated fish!
You've never seen a kid handle a tape, have you?
Of course he keeps repeating that to himself. That's how RAID works, doesn't it?
Oh, I see what you did th - OWW! Careful with those sticks! They're sharp!
Netflix got the rights for ST:D for all other countries on the planet, except the U.S.A. (CBS kept it for themselves since they're the ones making it) but Bell Media was able to get the rights instead of Netflix? We suspect a dirty deal somewhere. After all Bell has tentacles in media, TV, internet, etc. They are in a constant flux of conflict of interest but the CRTC doesn't do shit.
We're not thinking about the same kind of PCs, then. Sure, it applies to iMacs and similar, but I'm thinking about classic "tower-type" PCs. The only built-in speaker will be the internal PC speaker that can go "beep!" or "boop!" but nothing else. No microphones of any kind.
You do know that applications were once stored on paper tape, right?
Tape!
Apart from what I assume is a lower cost, is there any reason to use tape instead of just doing a rotation of RAID systems and disconnecting the unused ones?
Yeah! Opportunities like working on a team of 5000 engineers at another company's voice assistant!
Laptops, tablets and phones? Sure.
PCs? Only a few of them.
You also forgot smart TVs.
The worst part about single-page websites is the damn "multiple backgrounds but you only see a slice of it while scrolling" crap. That kind of shit is so heavy of my old computer and slow internet connection that it negates the fact that it's a single page by about one thousand to one.
Some applications have started using a "scroll past the top to refresh" crap and if you don't know the application can do that, then you don't know it has the feature in the first place.
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We only have Netflix and Amazon Prime in Canada. Well, those two and CraveTV, of course. Would be funny if Bell blocked CraveTV.
CraveTV is Bell's answer to Netflix. They seem to think that TV is only for TV shows.