I was going to say that if it's any good they'll discontinue it - but this is Amazon, not Google.
I see two possibilities: it'll be shite, but on the "build one to throw away" principle it'll teach the lessons for something better, or it'll be shite and first mover advantage plus the network effect mean we'll be stuck with it.
Given that the first thing the Russians would do in an actual war would be to take out the GPS satellites I suspect there's an inertial and possibly a visual b@7;'[[*&)>.. no carrier
You could even go further and say that allowing ram and SSD upgrades would increased electronic waste since many of those items replaced would be toss in the bin vs resold.
Right. Because two small things are the same as one big thing?
Perhaps we should make cars completely unrepairable too. I mean it would save chucking worn clutch plates & tyres in the bin. Much better to chuck the whole car.
I've had a number of instances where I've clicked/selected something had absolutely zero feedback for 30 seconds.
So you think it didn't register (perhaps your double click was too slow?) and you do it again. Nope. Nothing. Then suddenly 27 instances of the app open. Infuriating, isn't it? Win 8 suffers from this too.
On my Desk is an Archos PMA430 running openPMA. When you click an icon there it immediately begins to dance and continues until the app opens. You know it's working.
So a thing made by amateurs a decade ago is better. Way to go, designers!
You see it a lot when people copy and paste (including the editors) freom other sites. I think they're "special" quotes that are asymmetric - opening ones like sixes, closing ones like nines. Apparent;y they look prettier.
If you're bored, try some of the examples here. Some will work and some won't.
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Eh? The point of spoofing it is to deny the enemy the use of it.
It makes as much sense to say "Russians have their own submarines/bombers and thus no need to sink/shoot down the US ones".
I was going to say that if it's any good they'll discontinue it - but this is Amazon, not Google.
I see two possibilities: it'll be shite, but on the "build one to throw away" principle it'll teach the lessons for something better, or it'll be shite and first mover advantage plus the network effect mean we'll be stuck with it.
Given that the first thing the Russians would do in an actual war would be to take out the GPS satellites I suspect there's an inertial and possibly a visual b@7;'[[*&)>..
no carrier
Mandiant - that name rings a bell. I can't be arsed to google it, but IIRC this isn't their first clusterfuck,
He's not exactly Lord God King Writing either.
Perhaps he's ... using .. speech to text ...... and he talks ... like Sha..................t...n....er.
If they gave you options & explanations it would spoil the flat simple look!
If the parts aren't replaceable you can't resell and reuse the big thing. You have to throw it out, lock stock & barrel.
Why you don't forget how to breathe.
[Rumsfled] But it's a known unknown.
Presumably none of these jobs teach punctuation.
[very small print] If you live on Mercury. [/]
Even if you could physically put, say, an Intel i7 on a motherboard made for a Core 2 duo wouldn't it be hampered by things like bus speed?
It does annoy me that the heatsink fittings are totally different; not just the hole spacing but the IHS heights.
Right. Because two small things are the same as one big thing?
Perhaps we should make cars completely unrepairable too. I mean it would save chucking worn clutch plates & tyres in the bin. Much better to chuck the whole car.
Maybe - if you have them all active at once.
Did somebody make a Hoffa they can't refuse?
Quis equifaciet ipsos equifaces?
So you think it didn't register (perhaps your double click was too slow?) and you do it again. Nope. Nothing. Then suddenly 27 instances of the app open. Infuriating, isn't it? Win 8 suffers from this too.
On my Desk is an Archos PMA430 running openPMA. When you click an icon there it immediately begins to dance and continues until the app opens. You know it's working.
So a thing made by amateurs a decade ago is better. Way to go, designers!
Unfair to single Apple out. Pretty much every designer under the age of 40 needs to re-learn it.
Imagine if someone get his details, pretends to be him and steals it all. While that would be very very naughty I fear I might laugh a little bit.
It does if you lock the people up who do it. Which is sort of the point, isn't it?
So now it stands for Indians Become Managers?
You see it a lot when people copy and paste (including the editors) freom other sites. I think they're "special" quotes that are asymmetric - opening ones like sixes, closing ones like nines. Apparent;y they look prettier.
If you're bored, try some of the examples here. Some will work and some won't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
hush! You'll set the jews off.
It was good enough for Tyndale, Shakespeare & Paine.
Sustainably organic!
Whatever. Get back to me when I can make it with a 3d printer or if Elon Musk buys one.