I don't mind pizza hut. Pizza is pizza, and if you have kids and they get to eat cheaply/free, all the better. Sadly, in the UK they've been closing loads of Pizza Huts, so they're a lot harder to find, and the offers/prices change practically monthly. It's an odd establishment.
I think standards and APIs are popular/important only while you're trying to achieve dominance, but afterwards you can stop all that. Google (reader) and Netflix can tell you all about that.
Or the email with the link to the page containing a list of URLs pointing at PDF files. Because it's easier to do all that than to read whatever is in the PDF file on a web page somewhere.
You could buy all sorts of devices to plug into your phone line, back when we had a clueless government monopoly running the phone system. Some had green stickers saying "this is good" and some had red triangles warning that it could not be connected to your phone system. Absolutely nobody gave a shit about the stickers and plugged whatever they wanted into their phone system. Eventually the stickers went away.
There needs to be an "is this person currently capable of driving properly" test. I don't feel any better knowing a loved one died at the hands of someone who's old, or losing their sight etc rather than being under the influence of drink or drugs.
You've massively missed his point. Windows has long been a joke. Pop a CD in and it just runs an exe. Pop a USB key in and it just runs an exe. Other OSes are a little more discerning.
Why don't we change the law so that when you have a patent you just get to put a little sticker on the box the devices comes in that says "I did this!" so your shareholders and your mums and dads can be really proud! Well done! And if you can win a law suit against someone else, they have to put a stick on their boxes which say "this box contains stuff some other company worked on" and people can decide whether they give a shit or not, and if they don't (clue: nobody cares), they can buy the product, but if they do care, they can go and get the first companies product instead. Let the market decide that way.
Some people are immature twats. Calling them out as such in no way reflects badly on the person making that statement as long as it can be seen to be true.
It's certainly timely, now that Google has retired the Nexus 10, and introduced a smaller model.
This pointless review completely misses the point that most people use a tablet to surf, watch video, look at photos and play games. I don't care how the screen is used in Hangouts and Facebook.
Visual Studio is a great IDE, and Google's Android emulator is so slow you'd think it was a joke. So even without a additional framework it's great that you can dump the laugable Eclipse IDE (which has "Open Source shit designed by a deranged committee of fuckwits" all over it), and put the excellent but still not quite as polished Android Studio to one side, and develop for Android that way.
Unless you're going to be a web developer. All that complicated stuff isn't required for that. Just wait it out; perhaps you'll return to a world where the standards work.
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You don't need a shortcut, if you're on windows. Just type //machine/share
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Isn't that the beer that comes in the cool, silver can?
Months? Why, were views being added exponentially?
I don't mind pizza hut. Pizza is pizza, and if you have kids and they get to eat cheaply/free, all the better. Sadly, in the UK they've been closing loads of Pizza Huts, so they're a lot harder to find, and the offers/prices change practically monthly. It's an odd establishment.
I think standards and APIs are popular/important only while you're trying to achieve dominance, but afterwards you can stop all that. Google (reader) and Netflix can tell you all about that.
Or the email with the link to the page containing a list of URLs pointing at PDF files. Because it's easier to do all that than to read whatever is in the PDF file on a web page somewhere.
Everyone wants that! Good shout!
You could buy all sorts of devices to plug into your phone line, back when we had a clueless government monopoly running the phone system. Some had green stickers saying "this is good" and some had red triangles warning that it could not be connected to your phone system. Absolutely nobody gave a shit about the stickers and plugged whatever they wanted into their phone system. Eventually the stickers went away.
There needs to be an "is this person currently capable of driving properly" test. I don't feel any better knowing a loved one died at the hands of someone who's old, or losing their sight etc rather than being under the influence of drink or drugs.
I don't get it. Is that supposed to be funny, revealing...what?
You've massively missed his point. Windows has long been a joke. Pop a CD in and it just runs an exe. Pop a USB key in and it just runs an exe. Other OSes are a little more discerning.
Why don't we change the law so that when you have a patent you just get to put a little sticker on the box the devices comes in that says "I did this!" so your shareholders and your mums and dads can be really proud! Well done! And if you can win a law suit against someone else, they have to put a stick on their boxes which say "this box contains stuff some other company worked on" and people can decide whether they give a shit or not, and if they don't (clue: nobody cares), they can buy the product, but if they do care, they can go and get the first companies product instead. Let the market decide that way.
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Very very good price. But cheaper online. Very cheap.
to see how many different sorts of bacteria and viruses have been coughed all over the notes by disgusting peasants?
You're a regular systemd truther, huh? Wake up, sheeple! It's a conspiracy to...uh...improve the quality of Linux systems!
Just not very many people.
Is a nickname any better than posting as AC?
Some people are immature twats. Calling them out as such in no way reflects badly on the person making that statement as long as it can be seen to be true.
It's certainly timely, now that Google has retired the Nexus 10, and introduced a smaller model.
This pointless review completely misses the point that most people use a tablet to surf, watch video, look at photos and play games. I don't care how the screen is used in Hangouts and Facebook.
Visual Studio is a great IDE, and Google's Android emulator is so slow you'd think it was a joke. So even without a additional framework it's great that you can dump the laugable Eclipse IDE (which has "Open Source shit designed by a deranged committee of fuckwits" all over it), and put the excellent but still not quite as polished Android Studio to one side, and develop for Android that way.
Unless you're going to be a web developer. All that complicated stuff isn't required for that. Just wait it out; perhaps you'll return to a world where the standards work.
Grey? What's wrong with your eyes? It's unarguably colourful.
I wonder if the people who created TOR thought it might be useful to the authorities. (That's a LOL, by the way.)
I don't understand the point of the reference to Takedown, nor the irony of Mitnick commenting on another book.
But is there any evidence whatsoever that this is harmful?