Your envelope requires physical transportation that could be inspected and blocked by two governments even if you use private shipping companies like UPS or FedEx.
Bitcoins cannot be blocked unless one government blocks the whole of Internet itself.
I could pay cash for a lot of new cars, including a tesla, but I love my inline wrangler.
An inline wrangler is great, but have you tried inline-block wrangler, or even absolute wrangler? Some people like static wrangler too but I find it a bit annoying.
A good chunk of the business treats software like physical plant. They build a refinery and expect it to run for at least 50 years. They buy software and it should run for that long too. Crazy, but nearly true.
And why is that crazy? If the software runs on a standalone computer, not connected to the internet, why does it matter? As long as it runs and does what it has to do, what's the problem?
New does not automatically equals better. Compatibility with existing hardware, training employees about the new software, useful features being dropped in the new software... I can think of plenty of reasons to keep using something that's working fine.
There's still limits to what they can do, unless they start selling actual bricks. And even then the bricks would have to be made of vegan, non-allergenic edible foam.
Great, anyone want to bet websites will start using HEIF images instead of JPEG in a few months/years? And all older devices and browsers won't be able to view websites anymore?
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Your envelope requires physical transportation that could be inspected and blocked by two governments even if you use private shipping companies like UPS or FedEx.
Bitcoins cannot be blocked unless one government blocks the whole of Internet itself.
15mBTC = 0.015 BTC (1,500,000 satoshis) ~ USD$41.
Rule of acquisition #10: Greed is eternal.
It's a unicorn, not a hydra.
That's like, a really cold comment, dude.
An inline wrangler is great, but have you tried inline-block wrangler, or even absolute wrangler? Some people like static wrangler too but I find it a bit annoying.
The i3 isn't bad, but the i5 and i7 are better. Oh and there's the new upcoming i9 too, that thing is seriously badass.
And why is that crazy? If the software runs on a standalone computer, not connected to the internet, why does it matter? As long as it runs and does what it has to do, what's the problem?
New does not automatically equals better. Compatibility with existing hardware, training employees about the new software, useful features being dropped in the new software... I can think of plenty of reasons to keep using something that's working fine.
Error 53, order 66... in the end, you lose.
What the hell is so impressive about that? I cracked my own phone last week. It was extremely easy to do and I even did it by mistake.
I dropped it on the sidewalk and the screen cracked in about three places.
What's beer gov?
To learn more about it, follow my Twitter at... oh wait, some other idiot stole my name.
Or print on yellow paper.
Do not use colour printers.
Not it's not. It's feeling better. It's going for a walk. It feels happy, HAPPY!
He was a dick.
I'm a bit surprised they're not already at version 590.
Actually, 50% of stereotyping is from the left side and the other 50% of stereotyping is from the right side.
There's still limits to what they can do, unless they start selling actual bricks. And even then the bricks would have to be made of vegan, non-allergenic edible foam.
Well at least there wasn't anyone trying to make people rap this year.
...NOW!
Can TDO get off their collective arses and release seasons 2 through 8 of Firefly?
Great, anyone want to bet websites will start using HEIF images instead of JPEG in a few months/years? And all older devices and browsers won't be able to view websites anymore?
And why did JPEG2000 support never took off?
Why? Give us one good reason why Apple should bother with any of these.
The iMac Pro uses ECC RAM, it was in the keynote.