Yep it is is the form of soft ISO's (not on a DVD) You can burn it to DVD or use a USB stick, all he meant was he wants control over offline installation, he wants the media required to do a clean install.
I dunno, I like to be in control of the situation and this freebie sounds sketchy, do we get to keep the upgrade for offline install? My history of windows use has always reinforced the idea of "clean install" over upgrade, not sure if that's still true but I imagine it is still the better route.
The price of the Win10 pro is absurd, $250, or $149 for OEM if you can handle your own support *snicker*
In 1997, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of VNS as an adjunctive therapy for partial-onset epilepsy. In 2005, the FDA approved the use of VNS for treatment-resistant depression.[2]
Although the use of VNS for refractory depression has been endorsed by the American Psychiatric Association, the FDA's approval of VNS for refractory depression remains controversial. According to Dr. A. John Rush, vice chairman for research in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, results of the VNS pilot study showed that 40 percent of the treated patients displayed at least a 50 percent or greater improvement in their condition, according to the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale.[3][4] Many other studies concur that VNS is indeed efficacious in treating depression. However, these findings do not take into account improvements over time in patients without the device. In the only randomized controlled trial VNS failed to perform any better when turned on than in otherwise similar implanted patients whose device was not turned on.[5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
You're a bit paranoid, so let me explain what will happen should a ban occur, the government, the police, the corps will all be allowed to fly "drones", all that will ever get banned are everyday people like myself that fly them for photography (crops, NDVI, real estate, and scenic) and fun.
The people I know in this hobby are extremely safety conscious, sure there are a few assholes out there, the assholes also drive cars, ride bikes, own guns, etc...
You most likely have a smart phone, use a computer (obviously) and your privacy was gone a long time ago because of those devices, not someone "flying a drone".
Get some meds, seek help.
Trivia note, radio controlled craft have been in existence since 1898, flying cameras in radio controlled airplanes... well since radio controlled airplanes have been around. (1920's. or earlier).
This "drone" paranoia is proof positive of the media manipulation people suffer under.
But then devs would reject that sort of thing, after all we are the product, which is why they took it out of our hands. But it's wrong, and one of the things I hate most about a tablet or "smart" phone, the inability to get things done under the hood without some questionable app that roots the device.
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Uber wants to get rid of humans as much as possible, and they aren't the only ones.
How to negotiate for a better salary.
I've had a lot of small problems
Uh huh...
but never needed to clean install
I see...
Yep it is is the form of soft ISO's (not on a DVD)
You can burn it to DVD or use a USB stick, all he meant was he wants control over offline installation, he wants the media required to do a clean install.
Obviously the OEM is the way to go, and yes $250 is too much.
I dunno, I like to be in control of the situation and this freebie sounds sketchy, do we get to keep the upgrade for offline install?
My history of windows use has always reinforced the idea of "clean install" over upgrade, not sure if that's still true but I imagine it is still the better route.
The price of the Win10 pro is absurd, $250, or $149 for OEM if you can handle your own support *snicker*
I've been working with software testing ... for a few years now. And there seems to be a serious lack of QA
At Apple?
That's why I'm a fan of the Big Crunch, I see the Universe as being cyclical.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Another no duh moment, psychology is a bit of a pseudo science.
The artefacts can not be preserved digitally, once they are gone they are gone for good, everything else is a cheap copy.
Which sums up the digital world... "cheap copy".
Stop using social media.
A vagal nerve stimulator.
And monkeys might fly out of my butt.
I cannot afford to be jobless for more than 3 months if I do get laid-off
That's really all that caught my eye, and a host of questions pop up in my mind about this statement and what it really means.
In 1997, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of VNS as an adjunctive therapy for partial-onset epilepsy. In 2005, the FDA approved the use of VNS for treatment-resistant depression.[2]
Although the use of VNS for refractory depression has been endorsed by the American Psychiatric Association, the FDA's approval of VNS for refractory depression remains controversial. According to Dr. A. John Rush, vice chairman for research in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, results of the VNS pilot study showed that 40 percent of the treated patients displayed at least a 50 percent or greater improvement in their condition, according to the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale.[3][4] Many other studies concur that VNS is indeed efficacious in treating depression. However, these findings do not take into account improvements over time in patients without the device. In the only randomized controlled trial VNS failed to perform any better when turned on than in otherwise similar implanted patients whose device was not turned on.[5]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
What happens in vagus stays in vagus.
The modern media is a cattle prod...
You're a bit paranoid, so let me explain what will happen should a ban occur, the government, the police, the corps will all be allowed to fly "drones", all that will ever get banned are everyday people like myself that fly them for photography (crops, NDVI, real estate, and scenic) and fun.
The people I know in this hobby are extremely safety conscious, sure there are a few assholes out there, the assholes also drive cars, ride bikes, own guns, etc...
You most likely have a smart phone, use a computer (obviously) and your privacy was gone a long time ago because of those devices, not someone "flying a drone".
Get some meds, seek help.
Trivia note, radio controlled craft have been in existence since 1898, flying cameras in radio controlled airplanes... well since radio controlled airplanes have been around. (1920's. or earlier).
This "drone" paranoia is proof positive of the media manipulation people suffer under.
Been building and flying "drones" (multirotor helicopters) for a while now, and I am sick to death of the "GoPro look".
They should have added a model with adjustable lens packages and a zoom, that would be interesting.
But then devs would reject that sort of thing, after all we are the product, which is why they took it out of our hands.
But it's wrong, and one of the things I hate most about a tablet or "smart" phone, the inability to get things done under the hood without some questionable app that roots the device.
I'm aware of that, it should be stock.
It's kind of a "fuck you" to the user that it is not standard.
manually set app permissions please.
I think it's odd that the "flashlight" app wants to get into my contacts,and even stranger that Google lets them.
I prefer iOS with its text based restart.
"these aren't the droids you're looking for"
I was hoping it was a bad joke.