Regarding the nail clipper, I don't know if you could open wine with it, but you can open beer bottles by wedging one edge of it under the cap while holding it around the neck with one hand. Use your index finger of the holding hand as the fulcrum and pry the top off.
Also, sweet fucking christ that web page is terrible. Pink on green? Green text on a green background? Did they hire a monkey on a five day crack binge to design that?
irrelevant
adj.
Unrelated to the matter being considered.
So that linked article was quite relevant. The fact that you don't agree with it doesn't change that.
185 degrees is too hot. There's really no debating that. Nobody can drink coffee that hot.
Do you have any sources for this claim? Far too many comlpaints?
If something causes third degree burns necessitating a skin graft, it's clearly not safe.
Finally, spilling coffee is something that is likely to happen accidentally, bashing oneself upside the head with a phone is not. It's not as if this lady decided "hey, what the hell? I think I'll just dump this scalding hot coffee into my lap!"
McReality #1) That coffee was 185 degrees fahrenheit. Over 700 people complained about it.
McReality #2) You can still get a hot cup of coffee at McDonald's
McReality #3) McDonald's sold her a dangerous product. If I buy a phone that explodes when dropped, should the company be liable for damages if I drop it?
I seriously doubt the availability of multiple operating systems played much of a role in the success of the PC. The fact that Windows only runs on a PC probably has more to do with it.
Isn't Microsoft responsible for most of the hardware specifications for PCs, anyway?
Slashdot Mirror
Strawberries and milk.
Do your homework.
If you see a story you don't like, ignore it. Don't come here and tell us that you don't like it. We don't care.
You really need to relax if a slashdot story is making you whip out the exclamation points like that. It's not the end of the world, calm down.
Fine, I understand if it's interesting to many people. But on the front page every day?!?
Yes, for the reasons you stated.
I'm a heavy drinker, but I don't drink wine.
Regarding the nail clipper, I don't know if you could open wine with it, but you can open beer bottles by wedging one edge of it under the cap while holding it around the neck with one hand. Use your index finger of the holding hand as the fulcrum and pry the top off.
They're almost there.
If you're ever on the run in a comic, just put on some glasses.
"You've got the wrong man, officer. That guy wasn't wearing glasses."
Works every time.
Yahoo has more bandwidth than God, man. They're advertising this on their front page, so I imagine they're ready for some serious hits.
Why is the corkscrew such a popular item on multitools? Are there really that many people opening wine away from home?
My favorite Swiss Army knife has a phillips head screwdriver where the corkscrew usually is, and I find it infinitely more useful.
Read the article. She doesn't send porn spam.
Here's a fairly good bit on the Duck vs. Duct argument.
Uncheck "Enable JavaScript"
If you don't want to go that far, Mozilla can prevent scripts from hiding the status bar.
I run a 15.4" widescreen dell laptop at 1280x800.
The battery generally lasts about 4 hours.
It's not redundant in this conversation, it's redundant in general.
"The sky is blue" is not +1 Informative.
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Given that their entire business model relies on their source being closed, I'd say it's pretty damned important that they keep it that way.
Your program may fail if invoked one way and work if you invoke it some other way.
Hence this.
real slashdotters don't have anyone to call in the first place
1) In #3 you say KDE is good. This does nothing for your credibility as a judge of aesthetics.
2) DRM BAD!!! We can just steal whatever we need. Information wants to be stolen!
3) See #1. Also, KDE is a bitch to set up on a Mac, and I'm not sure it can be done on Windows at all.
4) Also see #1.
1) Looks like ass to me.
2) No music store.
3) Requires KDE.
4) No, really, it looks like ass.
Also, sweet fucking christ that web page is terrible. Pink on green? Green text on a green background? Did they hire a monkey on a five day crack binge to design that?
So that linked article was quite relevant. The fact that you don't agree with it doesn't change that.
Finally, spilling coffee is something that is likely to happen accidentally, bashing oneself upside the head with a phone is not. It's not as if this lady decided "hey, what the hell? I think I'll just dump this scalding hot coffee into my lap!"
It pays to know what you're talking about.
McReality #1) That coffee was 185 degrees fahrenheit. Over 700 people complained about it.
McReality #2) You can still get a hot cup of coffee at McDonald's
McReality #3) McDonald's sold her a dangerous product. If I buy a phone that explodes when dropped, should the company be liable for damages if I drop it?
Really?
they only run 80% of the online music business.
They fail it!
I seriously doubt the availability of multiple operating systems played much of a role in the success of the PC. The fact that Windows only runs on a PC probably has more to do with it.
Isn't Microsoft responsible for most of the hardware specifications for PCs, anyway?