This 4S, with iOS v9.3.5, still works even though and unsupported. Its battery hasn't blown up, but its life has shrunk. Pokemon Go + Cellular can drain it in 30 minutes.:( I doubt I will replace its battery since it is old and slow since I got it for free from my king ant who didn't want it anymore.
Ditto. People laugh at me (in my 40s) for still wearing an old school Casio Data Bank 150 calculator watch. I prefer that over smartphones for quickies of the times, alarms, phone numbers, calendars, etc. I care not! I wished current smartwatches were good as those! They're big, heavy, power hogs, etc.:(
http://channel.nationalgeograp... talked about solar power in NV, FL, and India. It was an interesting episode. IIRC, it talked about FL's voters and how old power companies tried to block the solar companies.:(
Does Mozilla still support Windows XP SP3 for its products? I thought they dropped that OS support recently. I used to run an updated 14 years old 32-bit Windows XP Pro SP3 too until my old Seagate SATA HDD died due to its clicks of death back in 10/22/2016 in the early mawning hours. I was forced to get a new SATA HDD and install a new Windows (64-bit 7 HPE SP1 this time). That's OK. It was way overdue to start from scratch especially when I stopped doing backups of everything (only do unrecoverable data files).
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I expected this list to be way longer.
This 4S, with iOS v9.3.5, still works even though and unsupported. Its battery hasn't blown up, but its life has shrunk. Pokemon Go + Cellular can drain it in 30 minutes. :( I doubt I will replace its battery since it is old and slow since I got it for free from my king ant who didn't want it anymore.
The Great Firewall of China. :D
I will marry /.! :P
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I just read this in my hardcopy and found it online for anyone to read on Wired web site.
So the future is suckier. :(
o/` ... oops, I did it again ... o/`
We're still in 2016! Wait, are you from the future? If so, then what is 2017 like? :P
And zero minute! :P
See here. Also, I have no brain so whatever. ;)
MichaelSmith: You're me! :D
In I finally retired my Windows XP Pro SP3 OS due to the HDD's death of clicks on 10/22/2016. I installed a brand new retail 64-bit W7 HPE SP1. :)
On computers, use ad blockers. Don't know about mobile, smart TVs, and others.
It's not just libraries. Anywhere that let people rent DVDs like Redbox.
Ditto. People laugh at me (in my 40s) for still wearing an old school Casio Data Bank 150 calculator watch. I prefer that over smartphones for quickies of the times, alarms, phone numbers, calendars, etc. I care not! I wished current smartwatches were good as those! They're big, heavy, power hogs, etc. :(
Here's mine but more than CPU. At least there are bullets and paragraphs. Enjoy! :P
Yeah, too hot in the heat waves. :(
My http://aqfl.net/ has very few images.
Ahh. You were talking about Firefox. I thought you meant the OS. :)
It looks like Mozilla will end Windows XP support in March 2017 according to quick Google searches: http://www.google.com/search?q... ...
Supported? Where do you see that? I know embedded XP is supported which I don't use.
Cisco's Spark and WebEx can way more. :P
http://channel.nationalgeograp... talked about solar power in NV, FL, and India. It was an interesting episode. IIRC, it talked about FL's voters and how old power companies tried to block the solar companies. :(
I see this with huge security companies too. Others and I facepalmed to mention this. :(
Does Mozilla still support Windows XP SP3 for its products? I thought they dropped that OS support recently. I used to run an updated 14 years old 32-bit Windows XP Pro SP3 too until my old Seagate SATA HDD died due to its clicks of death back in 10/22/2016 in the early mawning hours. I was forced to get a new SATA HDD and install a new Windows (64-bit 7 HPE SP1 this time). That's OK. It was way overdue to start from scratch especially when I stopped doing backups of everything (only do unrecoverable data files).