I personally believe that "Visual Basic" did more for programming than "Object-Oriented Languages" did. Yet people laugh at VB and say it's a bad language, and they've been talking about OO languages for decades.
Theater == facility for viewing movies, plays, symphonies, etc. Theatre == the drama and spectacle on display in a theater
Pepper == a spice Peppre == the hot sensation you get by eating pepper
Jester == comedic performer in medieval times Jestre == the jokes and skits he performs
Adapter == Device which connects two things which otherwise wouldn't Adaptre == The quality of the connection being changed (e.g. gender, voltage, diameter, etc.)
Diameter == Device for measuring diametre Diametre == Distance across something round
I have a technical question for the group. Could someone please ignore it and give me a sarcastic, pseudo-moralistic entreaty to consumerism instead? Thanks.
...you might want to try just rebooting your phone.
I had the same kind of experience once, and rebooting the phone (turn off, then on; remove/reinsert battery if necessary) cleared it up. In fact, you may wish to make a practice of rebooting it on some kind of regular basis (say, weekly) just to avoid this kind of thing.
Wouldn't obstruct replication, but it does give rise to an error in replication, so that the newly formed DNA strand carries a mutation and you're got a virus again...
You will never find a human that will, after a few minutes of persuasion, reliably betray its principles, never tell anyone, never come back to blackmail you, and even completely forget the whole incident even happened should you care to ask him to, let alone thousands of identical humans who will do so in lockstep without giving the slightest indication that anything is amiss.
Actually, about 30% of Americans seem to fall into this category.
now I realize that he was dumb. Too dumb to prioritize, to take care of the important things in life. The time he took to learn that one more language or to write that one more book should have been spent taking walks or something.
Or maybe it's simply that his priorities are not the same as yours. He spent his life as he wanted, and it sounds like he accomplished a great deal. Who are you to say what he did was not as important as taking walks? Not to mention calling him dumb for it? Sounds like the kind of thing not-smart people say to pretend they're "really" smarter than the smart ones.
every time I go into a main branch it is a long wait
Complain. It worked for me.
At the time, I worked near the Byron Rumford station in Oakland, CA, which has three windows and a long, narrow lobby. Every time I went in there, the line was nearly out the door, and only one window was open, or, rarely, two. So I went outside, called the USPS main number (800-ASK-USPS) on my cell phone and complained that that particular office never had enough windows open, so the wait was interminable.
I came back a week or two later, and lo and behold, all three windows open and hardly a wait.
Now, with a display that can ACTUALLY display the full spectrum of a HDR image. THAT I'm interested in.
Me too! And I sure am glad they included some screenshots in TFA; I can see how they're much better-looking than what my regular old CRT can display! I sat there, dumbfounded, thinking how much wider a dynamic range they had than my actual monitor.
Maybe they can set up a service where you can look at more great HDR photos at home on your regular monitor so you can at least get used to it...
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...you're a liar. Everyone knows that everything Apple makes Just Works®.
Sincerely,
Steve Jobs
So then we can assume that:
Theater == facility for viewing movies, plays, symphonies, etc.
Theatre == the drama and spectacle on display in a theater
Pepper == a spice
Peppre == the hot sensation you get by eating pepper
Jester == comedic performer in medieval times
Jestre == the jokes and skits he performs
Adapter == Device which connects two things which otherwise wouldn't
Adaptre == The quality of the connection being changed (e.g. gender, voltage, diameter, etc.)
Diameter == Device for measuring diametre
Diametre == Distance across something round
Hm, wait a sec...
I have a technical question for the group.
Could someone please ignore it and give me a sarcastic, pseudo-moralistic entreaty to consumerism instead?
Thanks.
...I bet dollars to doughnut holes the damn place would have the aspect ratios screwed up -- the perennial squish-o-vision.
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Or: We can't compete with Fark at its own game, so we're going a whole different direction?
Occupying Iraq?
...you might want to try just rebooting your phone.
I had the same kind of experience once, and rebooting the phone (turn off, then on; remove/reinsert battery if necessary) cleared it up. In fact, you may wish to make a practice of rebooting it on some kind of regular basis (say, weekly) just to avoid this kind of thing.
...that blocks the operating cells?
Wouldn't obstruct replication, but it does give rise to an error in replication, so that the newly formed DNA strand carries a mutation and you're got a virus again...
...some people get it and others don't.
I'd like one just to use as my house's mailbox. They're a darn sight more secure than any you can buy normally.
At the time, I worked near the Byron Rumford station in Oakland, CA, which has three windows and a long, narrow lobby. Every time I went in there, the line was nearly out the door, and only one window was open, or, rarely, two. So I went outside, called the USPS main number (800-ASK-USPS) on my cell phone and complained that that particular office never had enough windows open, so the wait was interminable.
I came back a week or two later, and lo and behold, all three windows open and hardly a wait.
Squeaky wheel and all that...
Maybe they can set up a service where you can look at more great HDR photos at home on your regular monitor so you can at least get used to it...
...so I looked up their entry for The Sentinel, which I find uncategorizable. They called it "Puzzle". Hm. I don't think it fits.