Heck yeah, I still use eBay. For the parts I need for my projects, the prices on eBay are usually lower than Aliexpress. And I find eBay easier to use, too.
Funny how anti-crypto-currencies news always talk about how much of a fall the value of Bitcoin took since last year, but they never mention that it also rose by a lot to get to that insane peak value.
Remember that Bitcoin was proclaimed dead by a number of fools every time it went down in value.
Let's look at the four-years chart for a second. From july 2017 to december 2018 was simply a peak, but extrapolating that curve only shows it will keep going up.
And that's why other companies should try and partner up with Apple to offer macOS on their own computers too. And don't bother to quote anything from Apple's early history, offering macOS to other manufacturers today wouldn't put much of a dent in Apple's profits, unlike the first time around when Macs where their only source of profits. More macOS users equals more iTunes sales, more iCloud subscriptions and whatnot. Services are where pure profits are made.
Steve Jobs was not only the "keynote guy" but also the user of Apple products. And as user #1 of Apple products he was extremely demanding and in a position to send the engineers and designers back to the drawing board. Fuck the profits.
Tim Cook is the "numbers guy" and will avoid send the engineers and designers back to the drawing board and fixing defects because doing so costs a lot of money. Fuck the users.
Do you work for free? Your boss only allowed X hours to do the job. And your apps would need to be compatible with older devices no longer supported by the companies so what the fuck would you do?
If you came from a different domain name, then the back button has probably been hijacked. Also, all they have to do is add a property to the history log: user click vs script modification.
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You do have to keep in mind that 104% of statistics are made up.
Probably the same kind of weird events that happened with Clayton Bigsby.
I guess it's easier to be shocked by test results than to acknowledge your own suspicions.
Mon test d'ADN confirme que je suis 97% Français et 3% Amérindien. Et pourtant, je ne parle pas un seul mot de la langue française.
Quelles foutaises, ces tests d'ADN!
If experience has taught me anything it's that to decompress something you usually need pkunzip.
ICR = LiCoO2 (also called LCO)
IMR = LiMn2O4 (also called LMO)
IFR = LiFePO4 (also called LFP)
Lemmings was pretty much the one game that was available on almost any computer.
Apart from being able to cut glass and focus lasers, diamonds are pretty useless too.
Heck yeah, I still use eBay. For the parts I need for my projects, the prices on eBay are usually lower than Aliexpress.
And I find eBay easier to use, too.
Funny how anti-crypto-currencies news always talk about how much of a fall the value of Bitcoin took since last year, but they never mention that it also rose by a lot to get to that insane peak value.
Remember that Bitcoin was proclaimed dead by a number of fools every time it went down in value.
Let's look at the four-years chart for a second. From july 2017 to december 2018 was simply a peak, but extrapolating that curve only shows it will keep going up.
Virtual +1 Funny.
The joke about Tim Cook that is, not about the iPads being bent. That's #sad.
And that's why other companies should try and partner up with Apple to offer macOS on their own computers too. And don't bother to quote anything from Apple's early history, offering macOS to other manufacturers today wouldn't put much of a dent in Apple's profits, unlike the first time around when Macs where their only source of profits. More macOS users equals more iTunes sales, more iCloud subscriptions and whatnot. Services are where pure profits are made.
Steve Jobs was not only the "keynote guy" but also the user of Apple products. And as user #1 of Apple products he was extremely demanding and in a position to send the engineers and designers back to the drawing board. Fuck the profits.
Tim Cook is the "numbers guy" and will avoid send the engineers and designers back to the drawing board and fixing defects because doing so costs a lot of money. Fuck the users.
It's even more sad that quality is decreasing while the prices are increasing.
Even my cheap Amazon Fire 7 tablet feels solid. Best 40$CAD I ever spent on a "what's a computer".
That's too expensive. If you wait for a sale, you can get a cheap 40$CAD Fire 7 tablet with all your private data siphoned to Amazon.
Virtual +1 Funny.
Why are Microsoft still releasing patches for Internet Explorer? Didn't it get replaced by Edge years ago?
Do you work for free? Your boss only allowed X hours to do the job. And your apps would need to be compatible with older devices no longer supported by the companies so what the fuck would you do?
You're the one who visited the application website.
If you came from a different domain name, then the back button has probably been hijacked.
Also, all they have to do is add a property to the history log: user click vs script modification.
Website = One platform. All users are always up-to-date.
Application = A minimum of five platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android. All users need to update the application themselves.
Guess which one is cheaper to develop for? And before you say "cross-platform compiler", remember that these make crap UIs for each platform.
Not only is the phrasing hilarious but I wonder how it even passed the Slashdot repetition filter.
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Indeed. Second on the list but actually the third rule. My mistake.
Google would be able to change YouTube's code a lot faster than Microsoft could push out updates for Edge.