http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htTs9CC52cA
She brings up some pretty interesting points. I was thinking about getting one as well but I'm definitely not anymore, not after this. I've also seen a few sites defending Nintendo because it "protects against piracy". When I asked the girl who covered this on her youtube channel she said she thinks it's not about piracy at all, but that Nintendo is using Piracy as an excuse to radically control its users and profit off of them. Interesting points, even if a bit "extreme".
I just got my first cell phone two weeks ago, and I'm 20. I did fine without one all that time and even now I don't use it all that often. I really only got one because I won't have a landline phone in my apartment (though, I will admit, it is nice to have just in case and has proved handy a few times). Even so I mostly use it as a watch:P
Meh, I'd just re-image the hard drive (norton ghost), that's what we do most of the time with BSOD boot up problems:P Quick and painless, and it's not worth the trouble of trying to troubleshoot the issue when the staff member just wants to get back to work. (Plus, they're told never to save files to the local drive, in the event that something like this were to happen). Granted then they could just kill winlogon again...in which case I'd punch them in the face.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htTs9CC52cA She brings up some pretty interesting points. I was thinking about getting one as well but I'm definitely not anymore, not after this. I've also seen a few sites defending Nintendo because it "protects against piracy". When I asked the girl who covered this on her youtube channel she said she thinks it's not about piracy at all, but that Nintendo is using Piracy as an excuse to radically control its users and profit off of them. Interesting points, even if a bit "extreme".
I just got my first cell phone two weeks ago, and I'm 20. I did fine without one all that time and even now I don't use it all that often. I really only got one because I won't have a landline phone in my apartment (though, I will admit, it is nice to have just in case and has proved handy a few times). Even so I mostly use it as a watch :P
Meh, I'd just re-image the hard drive (norton ghost), that's what we do most of the time with BSOD boot up problems :P Quick and painless, and it's not worth the trouble of trying to troubleshoot the issue when the staff member just wants to get back to work. (Plus, they're told never to save files to the local drive, in the event that something like this were to happen). Granted then they could just kill winlogon again...in which case I'd punch them in the face.