Not that I believe every newsflash I see, but didn't adobe announce recently that within some vague timeframe, future versions would be browser-based? How does that jibe with this new Windows-Only "feature"?
I've switched domains to operating systems and can now say that it took 42 googleplex simulations before I found a parallel universe where Vista doesn't suck. As you would expect, that's also the only parallel universe that had Steve Jobs throwing chairs.
Let me put it this way, Mr. Amor. The 9000 series is the most reliable computer ever made. No 9000 computer has ever made a mistake or distorted information. We are all, by any practical definition of the words, foolproof and incapable of error.
Spammers! Read the parent post and get a clue. I've responded to zero spam in 15 years, but you keep sending it to me...;^)
The map is not the territory. Long-term relationships in matters of the heart are established (and torn asunder) by the chaotic, irrational, and essentially unknowable forces of genes and memes in an ever-changing (and often hostile) environment. On the other hand, the idea that a new social-networking statistic will change anything displays just the type of naivete that some women find attractive in an IT professional.
My parents were married for over 60 years when my Mother died, so long-term you could say that it didn't work out.
We are living through one of the most exciting and important parts of history in the entire time-line of our species.
Call it the Quickening, or the Singularity, it would seem that it will ever be so.
I was back home recently for a funeral and met a woman who had come to Nebraska as a child in a Conastoga Wagon and lived to fly in a jet, see a man on the moon, and, if she lives another year, seeing a (pick one: man of color/woman) elected president.
You raise an interesting point. For reasons that are probably more related to being a child of the sixties, I never SEND reports to Microsoft when the modal dialog box appears.
I can see the made for TV movie of the week now... The pilots in the cabin can't land the plane so air traffic control talks Timmy in seat 42C through the hack as he lands the plane safely using a ThinkPad from some Marketing VP in first class.
Cleaning my basement today and in about an hour I sold on craigslist two CRT 19" monitors for $5.00 each.
I have a box of zip 100's, maybe 100 in all that I doubt is worth a double sawbuck (ten dollars.)
All media is damned and we're all doomed to re-copy it all over and over again.
I got your less technical automorphic form right here. Schwingin!!!!
In the interest of full disclosure, I am a paid troll for Tyrell Corporation, and think I may be a replicant.
2. Reinstate the draft, lower the age of service eligibility, and let terr'ist heads roll.
3. After a 100 years of this, we can smelt the bats into plowshares.
4. Profit!
Don't like my idea? Rats, foiled again.
That hurts.
The map is not the territory. Long-term relationships in matters of the heart are established (and torn asunder) by the chaotic, irrational, and essentially unknowable forces of genes and memes in an ever-changing (and often hostile) environment. On the other hand, the idea that a new social-networking statistic will change anything displays just the type of naivete that some women find attractive in an IT professional.
My parents were married for over 60 years when my Mother died, so long-term you could say that it didn't work out.
Note to myself: re-read The Sirens of Titan
Call it the Quickening, or the Singularity, it would seem that it will ever be so.
I was back home recently for a funeral and met a woman who had come to Nebraska as a child in a Conastoga Wagon and lived to fly in a jet, see a man on the moon, and, if she lives another year, seeing a (pick one: man of color/woman) elected president.
I can see the made for TV movie of the week now... The pilots in the cabin can't land the plane so air traffic control talks Timmy in seat 42C through the hack as he lands the plane safely using a ThinkPad from some Marketing VP in first class.
Cleaning my basement today and in about an hour I sold on craigslist two CRT 19" monitors for $5.00 each. I have a box of zip 100's, maybe 100 in all that I doubt is worth a double sawbuck (ten dollars.) All media is damned and we're all doomed to re-copy it all over and over again.