It's really easy to imagine just going to a community box if you are an able bodied person with a vehicle but if you're elderly or otherwise have mobility issues... well let's just say with the lengthy winters and poor snow clearing I foresee two outcomes:
-People not picking up mail for months at a time -Old people breakin' hips
I have tons of storage, good AV playback, lots of apps that do what I want, games still play pretty well (or are a video card update away)
I have two machines currently, the newest one is reaching the 4 and half year mark and it's still fast / reliable. The other has been kicking around for 7+ and even that still runs all my productivity software / backup storage.
I mean a decade ago I was cycling about every 2 years but there were a lot of leaps between those generations usually.
I mean I've thought about building a whole new machine again but I can't justify it when I have existing stuff doing everything I want right here.
Google could find what I was looking for, it could understood context between terms, pages, it just seemed to hit the result bang on every time (compared to other searches where I would go 10 pages before refining search terms again or start playing with arcane operators).
The fact that it was an ultra-simplistic design with non-invasive (and sometimes actually functional) advertising was GREATLY appreciated, but not necessary.
The last search engine I used prior to Google was MetaCrawler, mostly because I could get aggregate results from different search engines and pick through that mess to try to find what I was looking for. (But also to snoop on peoples' search terms, which in 1999 were hilarious)
Getting high speed internet in Alberta anywhere outside a larger population centre has been virtually impossible, so it's interesting to see rural towns take the problem by the horns on their own with success.
So there are a slew of fun looking games that are a long way off with nothing really amazing standing out to fill the void in the meantime, this is the same holding position they've been in since launch for the most part.
Other next gen consoles don't really seem that appealing to me, especially now that there are so many great titles on PC.
I was playing Mighty Switch Force the other day and thinking what a missed opportunity Nintendo had for creating a real space for indie developers to get into, but from what I understand getting on the Nintendo eShop is not exactly easy or profitable.
Ah well, at least Steam Summer Sale is just around the corner!
to kill off the slow brain cells that are holding me back from synergizing my knowledge of vertically integrated mobile platforms in local cloud-based content management system datafication.
I've heard this before and every time it was about letting the software bypass some business rule important to an external process.
Well yeah of course I could let you add a negative Debit for an Asset but your accounting department will come at you with sharpened coffee mug or something.
Well, I guess the other time I hear "this software is too good" usually comes from sales and it makes my skin crawl every time.
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It's really easy to imagine just going to a community box if you are an able bodied person with a vehicle but if you're elderly or otherwise have mobility issues ... well let's just say with the lengthy winters and poor snow clearing I foresee two outcomes:
-People not picking up mail for months at a time
-Old people breakin' hips
Ugh...
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I have tons of storage, good AV playback, lots of apps that do what I want, games still play pretty well (or are a video card update away)
I have two machines currently, the newest one is reaching the 4 and half year mark and it's still fast / reliable. The other has been kicking around for 7+ and even that still runs all my productivity software / backup storage.
I mean a decade ago I was cycling about every 2 years but there were a lot of leaps between those generations usually.
I mean I've thought about building a whole new machine again but I can't justify it when I have existing stuff doing everything I want right here.
So...?
Does it work without a Hedge Clippers Live Gold subscription?
...which actually sounds pretty good
*stumbles sideways falls over stegosaurus*
Try to take over the world
I don't know, the monkey-propelled variety is kind of warm...
Yeah, I feel a bit swindled
"Flying Death Sphere" would have gotten me to click just as well
Boosh!
Google could find what I was looking for, it could understood context between terms, pages, it just seemed to hit the result bang on every time (compared to other searches where I would go 10 pages before refining search terms again or start playing with arcane operators).
The fact that it was an ultra-simplistic design with non-invasive (and sometimes actually functional) advertising was GREATLY appreciated, but not necessary.
The last search engine I used prior to Google was MetaCrawler, mostly because I could get aggregate results from different search engines and pick through that mess to try to find what I was looking for. (But also to snoop on peoples' search terms, which in 1999 were hilarious)
Maybe the idea is to make fixed but not flat screen.
Fancy digital watch smartphone hybrid things?
How long before iBall is what I want to know lol
We're talking about a Grey Lego scenario.
No feet shall be spared in the coming apocalypse
I was about to say
Apparently they found Source Filmmaker
I expect to see Stormtroopers rocket jumping around a heavily distorted Han Solo spouting some memetic phrase to warbled stock music
Do you know what this means?
Communists from the Red Planet!
TWO INVASION GENRES COMBINED INTO ONE!
Lately I've been on a Trek retrospective (Trekrospective?) thanks to Netflix and by Evil Spock's beard do I miss Star Trek
All power to the engines!
Getting the link was the key yes, however this should serve as a model for other towns that want to get connected via Supernet.
Olds, Alberta
(Population eight thousand)
Getting high speed internet in Alberta anywhere outside a larger population centre has been virtually impossible, so it's interesting to see rural towns take the problem by the horns on their own with success.
That sounds like a satisfying project...
Oh! I'm not being sar-cas-tic.
http://youtu.be/ziH9St7ajuw
So there are a slew of fun looking games that are a long way off with nothing really amazing standing out to fill the void in the meantime, this is the same holding position they've been in since launch for the most part.
Other next gen consoles don't really seem that appealing to me, especially now that there are so many great titles on PC.
I was playing Mighty Switch Force the other day and thinking what a missed opportunity Nintendo had for creating a real space for indie developers to get into, but from what I understand getting on the Nintendo eShop is not exactly easy or profitable.
Ah well, at least Steam Summer Sale is just around the corner!
Science discovered a way to make a three-way boring
to kill off the slow brain cells that are holding me back from synergizing my knowledge of vertically integrated mobile platforms in local cloud-based content management system datafication.
We use a recording of Windows RT to lure the tablets into Lake Michigan?
Seems feasible.
"Sir please remove your arms and legs, you can't take them on the plane"
I've heard this before and every time it was about letting the software bypass some business rule important to an external process.
Well yeah of course I could let you add a negative Debit for an Asset but your accounting department will come at you with sharpened coffee mug or something.
Well, I guess the other time I hear "this software is too good" usually comes from sales and it makes my skin crawl every time.