Well, you started with "What kills LibreOffice is that no one uses a desktop office suite anymore." which is factually incorrect. (no one includes businesses) Perhaps you could cite for us which applications are more used.
Well, in my case I use OO 3.1 and the document I referenced in another comment is 186,274 words and opened in less than half a second. That's from no OO running, double clicking an icon for the document until ready to type. That is not slow.
Anyone with a frustration level of 1 second (much less.1) has the problems, not the software.
The problem is most manifest whenever you hit the artificial "page" boundary, especially if you edit the start or middle of a book, and it needs to recalculate all following "pages".
Apparently that's changed since OO. I don't have any page numbering lag issues and I'm not one who starts page one and writes to end. I jump all over the place.
Those who wish others to take a particular course of action should work harder to make sure that they communicate in ways that are proven to make others to take a particular course of action.
One problem is the lag time before another season. If you have ten episodes spaced out one per week that's two and a half months. All at once is a week. Say the delay until the next season is six months, the first is only a 3.5 month wait and the second almost an entire six months. Interest wanes.
At first. But - never *ever* bring back a character that you have demonstrably killed off. Do that and the viewer will then rightfully think that every closure, regardless of how small, is just a plot device to be demonstrated as a trick later. Lazy third grade story telling. No, sorry, not even an eight year old does that.
Many, many years of coding in COBOL here. No you do not translate the abstraction of code into English to grok it. You translate it into (kinda) English to implement it. You had better have grokked it's abstraction before that happens.
social media, a place where humans are nothing more than a product.
You're conflating the owner of the media (FB,/.) with the people using it. Unless, of course, you actually see your friends and acquaintances as products.
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You're mistaking mockery for anger.
You do not know what you're talking about.
Well, you started with "What kills LibreOffice is that no one uses a desktop office suite anymore." which is factually incorrect. (no one includes businesses) Perhaps you could cite for us which applications are more used.
As well as a dictionary and (for OO & LO) secondary dictionaries you get ot populate specific to your writing with auto-correct keyed to them.
Well, in my case I use OO 3.1 and the document I referenced in another comment is 186,274 words and opened in less than half a second. That's from no OO running, double clicking an icon for the document until ready to type. That is not slow.
.1) has the problems, not the software.
Anyone with a frustration level of 1 second (much less
I just opened a 523 page manuscript and it took less that half a second. I use OO.
Apparently that's changed since OO. I don't have any page numbering lag issues and I'm not one who starts page one and writes to end. I jump all over the place.
In other words, deploy propaganda.
Here: http://magazines.scholastic.co...
Same thing's going to happen with internships.
That's true only if you're unaware of how much that field has been infiltrated by the social science people.
I spent the last two years not even making the attempt.
One problem is the lag time before another season. If you have ten episodes spaced out one per week that's two and a half months. All at once is a week. Say the delay until the next season is six months, the first is only a 3.5 month wait and the second almost an entire six months. Interest wanes.
At first. But - never *ever* bring back a character that you have demonstrably killed off. Do that and the viewer will then rightfully think that every closure, regardless of how small, is just a plot device to be demonstrated as a trick later. Lazy third grade story telling. No, sorry, not even an eight year old does that.
Then you might enjoy Netflix's Jessica Jones. Oh, wait.
Indeed. Both are adequate rebuttals of some knee-jerk call of racist.
And the problem with that is what?
Many, many years of coding in COBOL here. No you do not translate the abstraction of code into English to grok it. You translate it into (kinda) English to implement it. You had better have grokked it's abstraction before that happens.
I don't translate code into English when I read or write it. I don't need to nor would I want to.
XBox is a subset of gaming. PS is a subset. There are many PC games, FPS and otherwise and many games have cross-platform. No point made.
Not to mention she says the beam of light would penetrate the friggin' skull forcefully enough to provide bounce back. Gotta hurt.
And we've been waiting how long for those? The woman is spouting bullshit. Watch for a money grab.
You, sir or ma'am, do not understand what the word telepathy means.
"the supposed communication of thoughts or ideas by means other than the known senses."
MRIs are not capable of telling you what thoughts or ideas someone has, regardless of the hype.
Doing what you promised to do is not an unusual definition of friendship.
You're conflating the owner of the media (FB, /.) with the people using it. Unless, of course, you actually see your friends and acquaintances as products.
They still do, you need to find better friends.
Exactly my POV as well.