Natural forcing actually add up to negative changes in temperatures(though at so small a value they wouldn't even show up on a graph of temperature forcing).
Luckily the games are awful so I've not need to buy either.
I can't decide if games have gotten worse or my standards have gotten more exacting, but I definitely feel like there's a more-recent anti-intellectual undercurrent to games that really disagrees with me.
Microsoft started including ads on the xbox home page last generation. It was enough for me to entirely drop purchasing anything at all for it(and definitely not xbox 1). I had no reason to believe the PS4 is better in that regard, so they get ignored too.
I've been beginning to feel arbitration courts are a fundamental violation of my rights as protected by the 5th-8th amendments in a fundamental way and should be physically destroyed.
Come on, ASP.NETbergers sufferer. IIS had to be brought up or the distance to windows server edition would be too far for the joke to work, and they had to be developers, so we could heap scorn on them for their lack of linuxchismo.
Oh fuck off, I have windows 8, and any UI that has transitioned to metro sucks balls, comparatively. There's nothing there to redeem it. This isn't complicated. It adds negative value, as a subsystem, because it replaces things that work better.
The ridiculously absurd argument you're trying to make it "if you bothered to learn it, it's only slightly worse". It's still worse.
Yeah, I call bullshit on the fact that that's not what libertarians actually say at all. Postmodern liberalism is much closer to the philosophy you're ascribing there.
I'm not a sysadmin, get that through your head in the nature of your critiques.
Regardless of that, some tasks can be accomplished faster with a UI(not metro though), than a shell, such as navigating unfamiliar options to change something relevant.
"Can't figure out" isn't the same as "don't want to use because it's less functional and more time consuming to do basic tasks". You knew that and yet you pretended they were the same because you have an inferiority complex that demands you think less of others to justify your own pathetic skills.
I'm not an admin, and I know how to use powershell. That doesn't excuse fucking metro.
Misleading. The UN was crafted to deal with tangled webs of international diplomacy that could lead to world war situations. Discussion was certainly an important part of that. So was shared treaty systems, which could be contingent on getting enough signatories to make a safer world. To that end, sanction treaties were always an intended goal.
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Not only that, they go so far as to pay people for posting videos.
Not that they get any money from adblock leeches like me.
I think all of those were sold after the writing was on the wall for anyone who actually understood tech.
Nah, everything with a budget(feels like it) is shoved through a focus-group.
A hard to prove assertion.
Seriously, mod the person whose posting a "I beleive untrue things that sound moderate" up while the basic observable facts of the situation down.
Deniers are the worst kind of people.
No, I haven't. Papers Please, for example was excellent. I meant my criticism to be directed at the big publishers.
Mostly because I didn't care. Dropping Microsoft lead me into the loving arms of steam sales.
China are experts on big walls, though.
Natural forcing actually add up to negative changes in temperatures(though at so small a value they wouldn't even show up on a graph of temperature forcing).
Luckily the games are awful so I've not need to buy either.
I can't decide if games have gotten worse or my standards have gotten more exacting, but I definitely feel like there's a more-recent anti-intellectual undercurrent to games that really disagrees with me.
Microsoft started including ads on the xbox home page last generation. It was enough for me to entirely drop purchasing anything at all for it(and definitely not xbox 1). I had no reason to believe the PS4 is better in that regard, so they get ignored too.
My number one reason I hate free market absolutist types: they think contracts are magical and always negotiated on equitable terms.
I've been beginning to feel arbitration courts are a fundamental violation of my rights as protected by the 5th-8th amendments in a fundamental way and should be physically destroyed.
Yeah, yeah, no true Scotsmen put sugar on their oatmeal. I know.
Nope. That's not what you did, and you know it.
Come on, ASP.NETbergers sufferer. IIS had to be brought up or the distance to windows server edition would be too far for the joke to work, and they had to be developers, so we could heap scorn on them for their lack of linuxchismo.
(I'm a .Net developer(right now, anyways))
Oh fuck off, I have windows 8, and any UI that has transitioned to metro sucks balls, comparatively. There's nothing there to redeem it. This isn't complicated. It adds negative value, as a subsystem, because it replaces things that work better.
The ridiculously absurd argument you're trying to make it "if you bothered to learn it, it's only slightly worse". It's still worse.
Yeah, that's more cyberphilia.
I concur.
Yeah, I call bullshit on the fact that that's not what libertarians actually say at all. Postmodern liberalism is much closer to the philosophy you're ascribing there.
OOOh, looky there you answered jack shit about why praxology isn't retarded, my key point, because, surprise: you don't understand Austrian school.
I'm not sure you even understand your own points.
I'm not a sysadmin, get that through your head in the nature of your critiques.
Regardless of that, some tasks can be accomplished faster with a UI(not metro though), than a shell, such as navigating unfamiliar options to change something relevant.
"Can't figure out" isn't the same as "don't want to use because it's less functional and more time consuming to do basic tasks". You knew that and yet you pretended they were the same because you have an inferiority complex that demands you think less of others to justify your own pathetic skills.
I'm not an admin, and I know how to use powershell. That doesn't excuse fucking metro.
Misleading. The UN was crafted to deal with tangled webs of international diplomacy that could lead to world war situations. Discussion was certainly an important part of that. So was shared treaty systems, which could be contingent on getting enough signatories to make a safer world. To that end, sanction treaties were always an intended goal.
"Primary" is a critical keyword here and was not included accidentally.