The best bit about num lock on a mac is that it is a "clear" key.
Anyone who has done a few calculations in a row on the windows calculator would know that it sux changing between mouse and keypad to clear the previous calculation.
It reminds me of an april fools documentary which seemingly had evidence and proof that the moon landing was faked. It had all sorts of high profile people finally coming out and stating that it was faked. Even Buz Aldrin was in on it.
The documentary gets sillier and sillier until in the final credits, the interviewees start asking to see the script again etc. etc. Had me going for a while too.
299.99 dollars is equal to 292.96 dillars.
(Assuming 1 dollar is 100 cents and a dillar is 102.4 cents).
However if you went into the store talking in gibibytes and dillars, they would probably think you had a speech impidiment (which is slightly bigger than an impediment).
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The best bit about num lock on a mac is that it is a "clear" key.
Anyone who has done a few calculations in a row on the windows calculator would know that it sux changing between mouse and keypad to clear the previous calculation.
I think that damn insert key should go before caps lock.
Sounds like a ripoff to me. You pay $x for a new cpu and they don't even give you the full 940 pins :p
"The dark side of the moon"
It reminds me of an april fools documentary which seemingly had evidence and proof that the moon landing was faked. It had all sorts of high profile people finally coming out and stating that it was faked. Even Buz Aldrin was in on it.
The documentary gets sillier and sillier until in the final credits, the interviewees start asking to see the script again etc. etc. Had me going for a while too.
The only problem would be that if it stuffed up, you could get an instant overdose :(
299.99 dollars is equal to 292.96 dillars. (Assuming 1 dollar is 100 cents and a dillar is 102.4 cents).
However if you went into the store talking in gibibytes and dillars, they would probably think you had a speech impidiment (which is slightly bigger than an impediment).