I have a box full of old games that I was rummaging in yesterday, and among them are some that say "Dual format: PC & Mac". They sure as fuck wouldn't run on a Commodore 64 or an Acorn/BBC, despite both of those being computers and decidedly un-corporate.
I got a call from them when there was not one computer running Windows in the house. I was really tempted to string them along - "No, I can't find C:. Is it somewhere in/usr?" but while wasting their time I'd be also wasting my own.
I get what you're saying - sort of use it as publicity for something else. But on the other hand, it's not far off this, which seems like a way for cheapskates to get stuff for nothing.
I was thinking along similar line - most of the stuff on youtube is like public access TV (or whatever it is/was called) - the thing that Wayne's World was on. Amateur hour.
Have you even tried? Occasionally my Linux desktop goes all Helen Keller and I use JuiceSSH to log in & kill whatever's causing it. Even that - thirty characters total, taking two minutes at most - is painful on the itty bitty screen and virtual keyboard, but I'm too lazy to walk 20 feet to the lounge and do it from my wife's lappie or get mine out & fire it up.
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Wow. You mean, like, we are stardust?
If that's the one that's a bit like Elite, I had that!
My Citroen 2CV didn't.
It was that slow it had a calendar.
TY,IHAW...
Would it make a difference? They're leaking it everywhere else.
Tell that to your boss if you live in a right-to-work state.
There's more than one kind of nerd.
Bullshit. I've never heard of a taxi driver murding anyone.
Jealous has several meanings, one of which is a synonym of envious.
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It spoils the clean, flat look.
Big type is for old people, it doesn't fit in with the millennials' zoutgeit or something.
I have a box full of old games that I was rummaging in yesterday, and among them are some that say "Dual format: PC & Mac". They sure as fuck wouldn't run on a Commodore 64 or an Acorn/BBC, despite both of those being computers and decidedly un-corporate.
I got a call from them when there was not one computer running Windows in the house. I was really tempted to string them along - "No, I can't find C:. Is it somewhere in /usr?" but while wasting their time I'd be also wasting my own.
I get what you're saying - sort of use it as publicity for something else. But on the other hand, it's not far off this, which seems like a way for cheapskates to get stuff for nothing.
I was thinking along similar line - most of the stuff on youtube is like public access TV (or whatever it is/was called) - the thing that Wayne's World was on. Amateur hour.
You're referring to the content creators as "youtubes"? So are we internets?
In any case, yourubes might be more accurate.
Right, because coal powered plants are so small you can hide them in a shed.
You're assuming there'll be an election in 2020. Well, there's something to be said for being positive...
I would have thought that's trivially easy. In fact it requires no effort at all.
You aren't. Reading comprehension is a bit of a prerequisite, I'm afraid.
They like that kind of stuff. There's even a name for it - lomography.
His what?
Have you even tried? Occasionally my Linux desktop goes all Helen Keller and I use JuiceSSH to log in & kill whatever's causing it. Even that - thirty characters total, taking two minutes at most - is painful on the itty bitty screen and virtual keyboard, but I'm too lazy to walk 20 feet to the lounge and do it from my wife's lappie or get mine out & fire it up.
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Not if they send the names of everyone on list 1 to everyone on the other two, and so on.
That'd make some mighty fine television.
It can show ads without using any of my personal data t all. Like TV, radio and newspapers have always done.
At least when the buggers leaked you knew about it.
I'm assuming that anything as inert as CFCs whiffs somewhat less than fermented piss.