no joke we did that pre dot crash free os free pc free internet all ad supported. . but then the net economy crashed ads became worthless and all the programs failed.
this is how it starts. just like with sopa they essentially nuterd it then being its no longer a rights killing draconian we can do whatever we please bill big media loses interest and the bill dies. then in 2 months they will repeat the cycle. why because they hope the public will grow tired of protesting the unconstitutional bills and get one passed.
80s computing will be missed by anyone who was lucky enough to be in it. back when users had control of there pcs. not what apple and microsoft and media company's think you should be allowed to do.
or keep driving the car you own. my 1996 isuzu hombre has 230,000 miles on it. i did dump 3 grand on rebuilding the drive train new tires brakes etc. but for what people want for used cars in far worse condition it was well worth it.
sorry but no they are driving there own cost up by releasing things to soon that they have to patch and forcing dlc on everyone like the plague it is that nobody whats. so they have to make there money being not everyone buys dlc. and those that did just payed twice.
as you said a few years ago i was in the massive blackout for weeks. and to be honest it was not so bad and i was in the city. we even had access to fuel the local gas station owner managed to convert his fuel pump to manual operation. i don't think we had any riots or looting. i used my car as a generator and battery charger. so i even had a small tv to watch. but for the most part i just was very drunk lol.
hill starts are not shit. i do not even use brakes for it. just release the clutch enough it starts to grab then do your takeoff you will not roll back,
heh the 486 is probably the most common pc out there.still widely used in businesses. the cash systems in pizza hut and toco bell are 486dx machines running Linux..
it just going to mean no more flash on anything but chrome. yea linux has kinda stalled in recent years but if you have been around around the same amount of time i have you know linux has been threw this before. the problem is everyone has there own idea and the segmenting gets out of hand. Ubuntu started bringing everyone one to one standard and was quickly gaining steam really the case with microsofts stumble with vista. but then they decide to lose there minds then desktop linux fell right back into not going anywhere,
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no joke we did that pre dot crash free os free pc free internet all ad supported. . but then the net economy crashed ads became worthless and all the programs failed.
support will die when the public makes enough noise.
looks like a veto is aruldy on the table.
just like sopa once the unconstitutional bits are removed the bill dies.
this is just sopa attempt 2 just make shure to keep making noise untill its dead.
this is how it starts. just like with sopa they essentially nuterd it then being its no longer a rights killing draconian we can do whatever we please bill big media loses interest and the bill dies. then in 2 months they will repeat the cycle. why because they hope the public will grow tired of protesting the unconstitutional bills and get one passed.
80s computing will be missed by anyone who was lucky enough to be in it. back when users had control of there pcs. not what apple and microsoft and media company's think you should be allowed to do.
that era of pcs was the best but it will never come back.
or keep driving the car you own. my 1996 isuzu hombre has 230,000 miles on it. i did dump 3 grand on rebuilding the drive train new tires brakes etc. but for what people want for used cars in far worse condition it was well worth it.
probably because most of in the 80s made more then we do now. yes prices have inflated but wages have not.
just like it did in the 70s. video games need to crash again so prices go back down and games get better.
sorry but no they are driving there own cost up by releasing things to soon that they have to patch and forcing dlc on everyone like the plague it is that nobody whats. so they have to make there money being not everyone buys dlc. and those that did just payed twice.
that law applys both ways eg if you go to traffic court and the cop no shows your ticket gets thrown out.
here not based in the usa do rely the judgment means nothing.
as you said a few years ago i was in the massive blackout for weeks. and to be honest it was not so bad and i was in the city. we even had access to fuel the local gas station owner managed to convert his fuel pump to manual operation. i don't think we had any riots or looting. i used my car as a generator and battery charger. so i even had a small tv to watch. but for the most part i just was very drunk lol.
wheres sopa back again with a new name lol. and that's what there going to keep doing untill it passes.
if its stuck wide open it will just blow the motor. go with the first 2 ways turn it off if possible and/or use the brakes.
hill starts are not shit. i do not even use brakes for it. just release the clutch enough it starts to grab then do your takeoff you will not roll back,
i agree with this they should have a kill switch.
you mash the brakes the car will stop. brakes always win.
brakes still work without power unless there air brakes.
that may be there idea but when the usa the largest consumer in the world falls it will cascade all over the world.
until the economy collapses.
heh the 486 is probably the most common pc out there.still widely used in businesses. the cash systems in pizza hut and toco bell are 486dx machines running Linux..
it just going to mean no more flash on anything but chrome. yea linux has kinda stalled in recent years but if you have been around around the same amount of time i have you know linux has been threw this before. the problem is everyone has there own idea and the segmenting gets out of hand. Ubuntu started bringing everyone one to one standard and was quickly gaining steam really the case with microsofts stumble with vista. but then they decide to lose there minds then desktop linux fell right back into not going anywhere,