Although we all know what you mean, in a grammar/troll guide you have to be uber-careful. Hence, I suggest you replace the fragment "Your grammar too." with the full sentence "The same goes for your grammar too." or an equivalent.
That BBC article is accurate. Why should they talk about peripheral issues in that article? It is not pertinent to the subject at hand - the story is that MS have started implementing the proposed changes.
If people have a problem with the EULA then that's a separate article.
Oh, stop spouting FUD. X and Linux are both open source. There are thousands of eyes looking over the source code, if there were any bugs that required a reboot then they'd have been found by now, as they say "many eyes make all bugs shallow".
As a personal example, when my parents went away for a weekend I booted the family computer into Linux and left it running over the entire weekend that they were away, and there was not a single error. I think you must have faulty hardware if it crashes like you said.
Yes, that's more feasible certainly. Unfortunately, ~90% (Statistics collected by gazbo's statistics co.) of the userbase will be happy with the basic platform.
Then, you will be fighting for the remaining 10% with one or two other suppliers, over whom you have little or no competitive advantage. It's workable, but you're never going to make a killing.
Sure you may like the ethics, but really it's not the best way of running a business (and this from a man who believes in business ethics)
I thank you immensely for this instructive guide. The obvious missing information is a description of apostrophes and their usage. I realise that online grammar guides to apostrophes are two-a-penny, but if you wish to create a comprehensive guide then this is essential.
I agree with everything that Erpo wrote. I'd just like to add that while it is acceptable for minor mistakes to be made by people commenting, the same is not true for editors; it is their job to ensure that posts have correct grammar and spelling.
From what I can tell, Cornflour is what it is called here in the UK, and Cornstarch in the USA. Don't know if that's accurate, but it's how it seems to me.
And yes, the more you make the better but it seemed like it was asking for trouble to tell people to add large amounts of water, as they'd be surprised at how little is needed. Otherwise they'd end up with a large pot of liquid with no amazing powers except the ability to thicken sauces...
You can actually creat a strange behaving liquid using cornflour. Just put a spoon in a glass, and add a tiny amount of water, then stir it in. Repeat until, well, it feels strange. You'll end up with a mass that you can stab with a spoon and it'll bounce right off the surface. However, you can pour it.
It's also strange to pur it onto a table - itpours out of the glass like treacle would, but then it breaks on contact with the table. Then, it liquifies again, very reminiscent of Terminator, when the shattered metal melts.
First person makes a comment with a minor grammar error. Second person anally corrects him. Third person tries to correct him despite there not actually being an error. I point out to them that they are in fact wrong.
So....what part of this is me being anal about grammar - bearing in mind that I was sticking up for the one whose grammar had been criticised?
I'm not sure about malformed funny bones, however I'm pretty sure that you need to work on your m4d c0mpr3h3n510n 5k1llz.
Yes, I never go further than handling liquid CO2. Yup, I'm always pouring liquid CO2. I find it enjoyable, almost sublime. BWAHAHA!
Ah, my second (and therefore final) post of the day, but it was spent mocking someone. My mother would be proud. Assuming she's not being screwed by truckers.
Let's be honest, UF blows goats. I mean it - everyone is expected to find it funny, and thinks they find it funny, but I have seen maybe one strip ever that was even worth reading.
Go read Dilbert for christ's sake. UF is just an extremely low quality rip-off of Dilbert anyway.
Secondly: You know nothing about the situation in Ireland. What do you think would happen if a referendum were held asking those from Northern Ireland if they wanted reunification? I'll give you a clue - it wouldn't be a staggering success for Sinn Fein.
Northern Ireland is nothing but trouble for the UK. Not just the violence and terrorist attacks, but unemployment. We'd get rid of it in a flash if we could, but it would be the start of even worse violence.
On that subject (and on you saying it's unfair to call them terrorists) have you ever heard of punishment shooting/beatings? They happen a lot. Deal drugs in an estate with an IRA drug dealer? Expect to wake up in hospital with no kneecaps. No, really.
Oh, go and watch CNN and ask them for a black and white solution to the problem. But take my word for it, in Ireland there is no wrong/right side, and no easy solution, it is just one big shade of gray.
PS. I admit readily that certain loyalist paramilitaries are just as bad as their IRA counterparts.
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Thought you'd like that.
If people have a problem with the EULA then that's a separate article.
As a personal example, when my parents went away for a weekend I booted the family computer into Linux and left it running over the entire weekend that they were away, and there was not a single error. I think you must have faulty hardware if it crashes like you said.
Then, you will be fighting for the remaining 10% with one or two other suppliers, over whom you have little or no competitive advantage. It's workable, but you're never going to make a killing.
Sure you may like the ethics, but really it's not the best way of running a business (and this from a man who believes in business ethics)
Will you please spend some time in the real business world. Please.
Splendid bit of luck there, eh what?
I agree with everything that Erpo wrote. I'd just like to add that while it is acceptable for minor mistakes to be made by people commenting, the same is not true for editors; it is their job to ensure that posts have correct grammar and spelling.
And yes, the more you make the better but it seemed like it was asking for trouble to tell people to add large amounts of water, as they'd be surprised at how little is needed. Otherwise they'd end up with a large pot of liquid with no amazing powers except the ability to thicken sauces...
It's also strange to pur it onto a table - itpours out of the glass like treacle would, but then it breaks on contact with the table. Then, it liquifies again, very reminiscent of Terminator, when the shattered metal melts.
So....what part of this is me being anal about grammar - bearing in mind that I was sticking up for the one whose grammar had been criticised?
I'm not sure about malformed funny bones, however I'm pretty sure that you need to work on your m4d c0mpr3h3n510n 5k1llz.
Ah, my second (and therefore final) post of the day, but it was spent mocking someone. My mother would be proud. Assuming she's not being screwed by truckers.
Excuse me, not meaning to brag but credit where credit's due.
I can't wait for next week when we get told that this happened - it'll be like "The tenses for beginners!"
I'm so excited I'll end all of my sentences with an exclamation mark!
Too complex for you?
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My mother's (note possessive apostrophe that was missing in your post) vaginal puss tastes nutty with a tang of lemon.
2 in a row? Where is everyone.
So it tastes that much sweeter
In what way was that the best strip?
Go read Dilbert for christ's sake. UF is just an extremely low quality rip-off of Dilbert anyway.
And yes, Orangemen do look like utter 'tards.
Secondly: You know nothing about the situation in Ireland. What do you think would happen if a referendum were held asking those from Northern Ireland if they wanted reunification? I'll give you a clue - it wouldn't be a staggering success for Sinn Fein.
Northern Ireland is nothing but trouble for the UK. Not just the violence and terrorist attacks, but unemployment. We'd get rid of it in a flash if we could, but it would be the start of even worse violence.
On that subject (and on you saying it's unfair to call them terrorists) have you ever heard of punishment shooting/beatings? They happen a lot. Deal drugs in an estate with an IRA drug dealer? Expect to wake up in hospital with no kneecaps. No, really.
Oh, go and watch CNN and ask them for a black and white solution to the problem. But take my word for it, in Ireland there is no wrong/right side, and no easy solution, it is just one big shade of gray.
PS. I admit readily that certain loyalist paramilitaries are just as bad as their IRA counterparts.
Dude, I thought I was pretty shit in bed. Compared to the techniques here I'm a fucking sex God!