"We'd be delighted if we destabilize the human-mosquito balance of power. Yes gentlemen, we're on the way in and no one can bring us back. For the sake of our country and our way of life, I suggest you get the rest of our sharks in after them, otherwise we will be totally destroyed by mosquito retaliation. My boys will give you the best kind of start, fourteen hundred megawatts worth, and you sure as hell won't stop them now. So let's get going. There's no other choice. God willing, we will prevail in peace and freedom from fear and in true health through the purity and essence of our natural fluids. God bless you all."
Then he hung up. We're still trying to figure out the meaning of that last phrase.
Just take the time to manually remove anything connected to your account, links, friends, photos, albums, notes, posts, emails, etc., and then explicitly request to have anything that's left *deleted* instead of just requesting that they close the account, you will have nothing left on FB.
That's what I did, even though they stated you only had to click the "request account deletion" button. It took the time it took, it was a pain in the ass, but nothing was left by the time I sent them my request for deletion. And even if the process is "simplified" now, I'd still do it again anyway, just to be sure.
Also, unless they're really really sneaky (which is still possible, but I doubt it), my account has been deleted for good: If I try to login now, it can't find anything. "Deactivated" accounts are always waiting for you in case you decide to join again.
From TFA: Microsoft could remedy the problem by prompting the user when the UAC setting is altered.
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"It look like you're trying to alter the UAC settings, Cancel or Allow?" *click*
"It looks like you've confirmed the change in UAC settings, Cancel or Allow?" *click*
"The UAC settings have been altered, Cancel or Allow?" *click**click**click**click**click*-----INPUT DEVICE FAILURE
....to a more secure and cost effective government is to merely start getting rid of (...) most of the useless fucking programs they have.(...) it's the same way with schools. (...) We have terrible schools, so the obvious answer is (...) fix the fucking problems
Woah dude, I kind of agree that we have to limit population growth but to randomly sterilize or execute healthy adults of breeding age is a bit harsh of a solution don't you think?:p
From what I saw at the company website, it looks like they're building the orbital equivalent of the first commercial airliner, the DC-3.
Bit of a nitpick here, but that would be the first tremendously successful commercial airliner.
The DC-3 was an evolution of the DC-2, which was designed to compete with Boeing's 247. The 247 itself was preceded by a bunch earlier designs by various constructors, like the Ford Tri-Motor.
Not as the new Doctor obviously, but her character River Song definitely knew the Doctor in his 10th incarnation, and they appeared to have quite a significant backstory together... He even gave her his sonic screwdriver!
I hope they keep this in mind in the last four/five specials. I would hate to see this discarded as a simple side story after such a buildup.
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Of course, this means you have to use your hands, so it's actually more kinda like a baby's toy.
"We'd be delighted if we destabilize the human-mosquito balance of power. Yes gentlemen, we're on the way in and no one can bring us back. For the sake of our country and our way of life, I suggest you get the rest of our sharks in after them, otherwise we will be totally destroyed by mosquito retaliation. My boys will give you the best kind of start, fourteen hundred megawatts worth, and you sure as hell won't stop them now. So let's get going. There's no other choice. God willing, we will prevail in peace and freedom from fear and in true health through the purity and essence of our natural fluids. God bless you all."
Then he hung up. We're still trying to figure out the meaning of that last phrase.
I think the problem is really that their lawsuit was not class-action capable...
He meant to say, they put their money where their mouse is.
Noah's Ark is a problem. We'll have to call it "Early Quantum State Phenomenon"... Only way to fit 5000 species of mammals on the same boat...
*rimshot*
Thank you, I'll be here all week. Try the fish.
That's what I did, even though they stated you only had to click the "request account deletion" button. It took the time it took, it was a pain in the ass, but nothing was left by the time I sent them my request for deletion. And even if the process is "simplified" now, I'd still do it again anyway, just to be sure.
Also, unless they're really really sneaky (which is still possible, but I doubt it), my account has been deleted for good: If I try to login now, it can't find anything. "Deactivated" accounts are always waiting for you in case you decide to join again.
You can pry my bottle of Head & Shoulders from my cold, dead, carbon-based hands! Now get those freakozoids out of my beloved state!
Apple products overview
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Pros:
- It looks cool
- It sounds cool
- It probably smells cool
- It probably even tastes cool
Cons:
- It's expensive
- It lacks features initially
What nerds actually gives a damn about:
- Will it blend?
Any rumour about an Apple product where the details of the rumour fall outside this list is false.
TFTFY ;)
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"It look like you're trying to alter the UAC settings, Cancel or Allow?"
*click*
"It looks like you've confirmed the change in UAC settings, Cancel or Allow?"
*click*
"The UAC settings have been altered, Cancel or Allow?"
*click**click**click**click**click*-----INPUT DEVICE FAILURE
Shop smart, shop S-MART!
We're still looking for the way to get the Bourbon over there though.
....to a more secure and cost effective government is to merely start getting rid of (...) most of the useless fucking programs they have.(...) it's the same way with schools. (...) We have terrible schools, so the obvious answer is (...) fix the fucking problems
Woah dude, I kind of agree that we have to limit population growth but to randomly sterilize or execute healthy adults of breeding age is a bit harsh of a solution don't you think? :p
... what TFA doesn't say is that she wanted to take online classes from that school.
Wait for the Mk III. They weaponized it and then threw some cool hot-rod red in there.
I went to the US four times last year, I was photographed and my fingerprints were scanned each time.
From what I saw at the company website, it looks like they're building the orbital equivalent of the first commercial airliner, the DC-3.
Bit of a nitpick here, but that would be the first tremendously successful commercial airliner.
The DC-3 was an evolution of the DC-2, which was designed to compete with Boeing's 247. The 247 itself was preceded by a bunch earlier designs by various constructors, like the Ford Tri-Motor.
His fucked what?
Sony batteries worldwide now shake with fear at the perspective of meeting a most worthy opponent!
The scientific community will certainly not stay hindi-fferent to this expansion of India's science curry-culum!
... Bones saying "It's dead, Jim"
Just put friggin' lasers on their friggin heads!
Imagine, flying blood-sucking death laser pointers... Deadly AND entertaining, Win-win! >:D
Can it run Linux?
I hope they keep this in mind in the last four/five specials. I would hate to see this discarded as a simple side story after such a buildup.
Oh ok, I guess I had misunderstood, I hadn't realized the suits themselves actually stayed outside... Nice workaround.
Thanks!