Tablet. Typically eBook readers come with an app for reading Amazon, or B&N or... With a tablet, you can get apps for these, plus public domain readers. Don't get a large format tablet, the Nexus 7 is a good size to hold. The Samsung 10.1 is too large.
Gratitude: An imaginary emotion that rewards an imaginary behavior, altruism. Both imaginaries are false faces for selfishness, which is a real and honest emotion. - Heinlein.
Another way of stating it. And who was it that repealed Glass-Steagall? Not business...
British accent, perhaps, if you want to be general. But you can fairly easily pick small regions within Britain by their accent/dialect, whatever. Same here in Australia.
Ask an Android user how many upgrades they've gotten on their phones (rooted phones excluded). The Android upgrade paradigm is a joke. It's predicated on carriers doing the work to qualify and release them for every phone, and they have exactly zero incentive to do it.
My Android's not rooted, not with a carrier, and I get many upgrades. You're bullshitting.
One interface for tablets, doomed to fail in the face of Android and iPads
One interface for Smartphones, doomed to die
One interface for desktops, doomed to downgrade
One interface for Balmer, on his dark throne.
One interface to fail them all, and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Microsoft where marketing lies
Just one thing to add: Make sure your backup contains valid copies. And that you have a device for reading them. (I've got a drawer of 5 and a 1/4s somewhere, just no drive that's connectible to a current computer.
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Dial-in is good for that sort of meeting. Wear headset, set mike to mute. /ignore, and do work.
Tablet. Typically eBook readers come with an app for reading Amazon, or B&N or ... With a tablet, you can get apps for these, plus public domain readers. Don't get a large format tablet, the Nexus 7 is a good size to hold. The Samsung 10.1 is too large.
Only counter-suing is a better business model, in terms of the philosophy Google profess to follow.
Gratitude: An imaginary emotion that rewards an imaginary behavior, altruism. Both imaginaries are false faces for selfishness, which is a real and honest emotion. - Heinlein.
Another way of stating it. And who was it that repealed Glass-Steagall? Not business...
Irony now? I'm saddened. :^)
You mis-pelt prey.
British accent, perhaps, if you want to be general. But you can fairly easily pick small regions within Britain by their accent/dialect, whatever. Same here in Australia.
The DOJ *SAYS* it cant crack it. This ploy has been around since Enigma.
And if they win, will get paid in bitcoins...
ANd do you have proof that your example isn't anecdotal, for that matter?
I've got a pre-ICS device that was getting official upgrades - Nexus One.
Ask an Android user how many upgrades they've gotten on their phones (rooted phones excluded). The Android upgrade paradigm is a joke. It's predicated on carriers doing the work to qualify and release them for every phone, and they have exactly zero incentive to do it.
My Android's not rooted, not with a carrier, and I get many upgrades. You're bullshitting.
One interface for tablets, doomed to fail in the face of Android and iPads
One interface for Smartphones, doomed to die
One interface for desktops, doomed to downgrade
One interface for Balmer, on his dark throne.
One interface to fail them all, and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Microsoft where marketing lies
Seriously, just ask "who would I want to be in this book?"
Piter De Vries
Just one thing to add: Make sure your backup contains valid copies. And that you have a device for reading them. (I've got a drawer of 5 and a 1/4s somewhere, just no drive that's connectible to a current computer.
But I wanted to post, not as AC
Colin Kapp
Stanislaw Lem
Tim Powers (more on the fantasy side than SF)
L Beam Piper
Just as well she didn't have mod points.
Anything in the 'Tales of Thomas Covenant' series.
That's a plausible reason for the Australian Coalition to oppose FTTP as well.
Good explanation, a pity you did it as an AC. Convinces me I ought to watch it, I liked the book.
Thanks for that, when/if I cancel one, I might do it. (too many cards now, all paid off, alas)
Everything in moderation. (interesting)
If you ate lobster as every maine meal, you'd write that into your contract too. Although, I did not realise slaves had contracts.
Darl McBride had a fairly good one, in his time ...
or send them this link http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2012-08-05/
Not if it's VB