Add a rating system, not unlike Amazon has for it's products. Basically, viewers can rate the comments up or down; significantly negative comments will eventually be eaten by the system. Significantly good comments will be presented in order of appearance. Additionally, it would be good to have a section presenting the 3 comments with the fewest votes, so the viewer would be likely to add his own vote to those.
"Great video. But at least one of the cars was driving on the wrong side of the road. "
Had she not been texting, the girl might have caught this and either corrected herself or avoided the other driver.
Also, European road perspective. Additionally, someone might have reversed that portion of the video for a better angle, not realizing it screws up logical viewers.
These fees on top of it, I am no longer participating with selling via eBay. eBay has a relation with PayPal; from what I've been informed, eBay owns PayPal. Given that is true, they heavily promote PayPal as a purchase method of choice, going so far in the past as to discourage other instant payment methods including one from Western Union that was eventually dismissed by said provider, and I believe Google Checkout, but I've not kept up with it so I could be wrong. Instead of creating such animosity by adding additional fees, it should have been in eBay/PayPal's best interest to provide a fee discount to the seller if his buyer was purchasing something via eBay through PayPal. That is where eBay/PayPal fails.
The guy has his notes in a file. Very likely (and I don't have a Kindle or his notes on hand to verify this), they're placed in there in the order in which they were applied to the text.
So, theoretically, all he has to do is look at each note and re-read through 1984 and re-apply the labels he's missing. It's probable some of his notes are quite location-specific, creating markers with which he could then locate his current whereabouts and continue on.
Granted, if the notes in the text file are in "order of addition", he's screwed. Equally so if his notes consisted of simply underlining or tagging (without a label) areas of text (can you do this?) and now those are disassociated. That sort of thing defeats my data recovery proposal..
I'd like anyone who is making a left turn at a green traffic light, which is not a deliberate red light for left turns, to PULL THE HELL UP INTO THE INTERSECTION.
I loved that game; you could actually complete it, transfer your characters to the next game (albiet with some alterations). I loved the world. Of course, like it and Ultima, you could just slap their concepts as a skin on any old World of Warcraft / Everquest engine.
Well, there was a suit, and it wasn't there a few years later and the story went that it apparently got taken back by NASA for cleaning because they left stuff on it.
My father used to work for ILC-DDC, a chip manufacturer out on Long Island. Some of their chips went to use with NASA. As I recall it, years ago, we children were given a tour on a "factory open to families" day, and they had a NASA space suit on display in the hallway. Well, it turns out that (1) this suit had been on the moon, (2) this suit hadn't been cleaned properly, and (3) NASA eventually recalled the suit to have any errant moon dust sucked out of it, and never let them have the suit again. At least, that's the story I was told.
"Hey, is it any surprise campus security are afraid of Command Line Interface Terrorism?"
I hear with campus security it's not fear of, but just generally having a tough time locating it in the first place.
mods encouraged to re-read a few times before modding down...:D
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Add a rating system, not unlike Amazon has for it's products. Basically, viewers can rate the comments up or down; significantly negative comments will eventually be eaten by the system. Significantly good comments will be presented in order of appearance. Additionally, it would be good to have a section presenting the 3 comments with the fewest votes, so the viewer would be likely to add his own vote to those.
. . . we're all owned by Disney?
At least for the Howard the Duck info. If there are any late mods reading this. Much appreciated.
Not the movie, the Marvel character. Now Howard the Duck will finally be able to admit he's from the same universe as Donald. My inner geek is sated!
"Great video. But at least one of the cars was driving on the wrong side of the road. "
Had she not been texting, the girl might have caught this and either corrected herself or avoided the other driver.
Also, European road perspective. Additionally, someone might have reversed that portion of the video for a better angle, not realizing it screws up logical viewers.
All the way from Europe! (warning, graphic scenes!)
This was all over the news this week. I love that video. Every driver's ed class should show it. In full.
These fees on top of it, I am no longer participating with selling via eBay. eBay has a relation with PayPal; from what I've been informed, eBay owns PayPal. Given that is true, they heavily promote PayPal as a purchase method of choice, going so far in the past as to discourage other instant payment methods including one from Western Union that was eventually dismissed by said provider, and I believe Google Checkout, but I've not kept up with it so I could be wrong. Instead of creating such animosity by adding additional fees, it should have been in eBay/PayPal's best interest to provide a fee discount to the seller if his buyer was purchasing something via eBay through PayPal. That is where eBay/PayPal fails.
when you Google for 58008 ?
a caveman could do it.
I want my money if I did.
1984 is not such a voluminous tome.
The guy has his notes in a file. Very likely (and I don't have a Kindle or his notes on hand to verify this), they're placed in there in the order in which they were applied to the text.
So, theoretically, all he has to do is look at each note and re-read through 1984 and re-apply the labels he's missing. It's probable some of his notes are quite location-specific, creating markers with which he could then locate his current whereabouts and continue on.
Granted, if the notes in the text file are in "order of addition", he's screwed. Equally so if his notes consisted of simply underlining or tagging (without a label) areas of text (can you do this?) and now those are disassociated. That sort of thing defeats my data recovery proposal..
"BZZZZZ. Illegal."
Not in my state. It's completely legal here.
I'd like anyone who is making a left turn at a green traffic light, which is not a deliberate red light for left turns, to PULL THE HELL UP INTO THE INTERSECTION.
I loved that game; you could actually complete it, transfer your characters to the next game (albiet with some alterations). I loved the world. Of course, like it and Ultima, you could just slap their concepts as a skin on any old World of Warcraft / Everquest engine.
And here is a blog article explaining that horrible thing, though I don't believe it's a worm cluster.
Well, there was a suit, and it wasn't there a few years later and the story went that it apparently got taken back by NASA for cleaning because they left stuff on it.
My father used to work for ILC-DDC, a chip manufacturer out on Long Island. Some of their chips went to use with NASA. As I recall it, years ago, we children were given a tour on a "factory open to families" day, and they had a NASA space suit on display in the hallway. Well, it turns out that (1) this suit had been on the moon, (2) this suit hadn't been cleaned properly, and (3) NASA eventually recalled the suit to have any errant moon dust sucked out of it, and never let them have the suit again. At least, that's the story I was told.
... it's a Beowulf Cluster.
What, you were maybe expecting something else?
Always thought that was for Cthulhu. Guess someone decided if the name was propagated enough, the stars might come ri..{nocarrier}
"Hey, is it any surprise campus security are afraid of Command Line Interface Terrorism?" I hear with campus security it's not fear of, but just generally having a tough time locating it in the first place.
:D
mods encouraged to re-read a few times before modding down...
Achieved? Did I get mine? Woo?
I take showers.
Jay Garrick isn't as fast as Wally West or Barry Allen...
... is a gigawatt? :)
Don't take one of mine!