Run by canada post its called e-post. Only available for certain senders but once you sign up you'll receive an email each time you receive something and then log in to view it. Of course for some of the senders you can just sign up to receive your communications by email and avoid the extra step.
Agreed, I just did not understand why it is so highly rated as a sci-fi book. I found it an enjoyable read, but far from the best thing I've read in either sci-fi or military fiction.
My biggest complaint about the new trains is that when I take my 3-year old daughter on a train ride she can't look out the front window like she does on the older models. The double sets of windows at the front of the train don't let enough light through to look through the door.
Unless you're using a laptop stand a laptop is horrible ergonomically to work on, even with external keyboard and mouse the monitor is the big contender - too low for proper use.
I love my docking station, I have my keyboard, mouse, network all hooked up along with two 22" monitors, drop my laptop in and power it up and I'm ready to roll. Without the docking station I could only drive one external monitor and would have to use the laptop monitor as my second screen.
The laptop itself provides the flexibility to work from home, in meetings or travel.
Wouldn't it be more appropriate to describe it as such?
Walmart opens up in a town (CES booking conference center) Space leased from a property management company (hotels drive business from vistors)
Random other people show up who don't want to lease storefront space in the same plaza as Walmart but rather decide to start selling their wares from a van in the parking lot of the landlord (Business setup in hotel rooms that are driving business from CES)
Landlord chases out those who are competing with their bread and butter customer - Walmart (CES & its guests)
Sure those who are visiting Walmart/CES may like to see what the other vendors are selling but doesn't bode well for the landlord to allow the competition.
Does this analogy even make sense? I'm not too sure myself now, they're tough to write sometimes.
It's funny that this comes up as I've been thinking about some of the classic sci-fi novels sitting on my shelf and wondering if I should give the Foundation trilogy another read. Now I may just to see if it has held up, its probably been 15 years since I last read them.
People are a little too concerned about the mercury in these bulbs with no concept of the amount that is contained within.
I oversee the reclaim program for our office campus and I'll give you the breakdown from last year's bulb recycling efforts:
1,982 lamps/bulbs recycled
a total of
495.1 kg of glass
5.85 kg of metal
7.4 kg of phosphor
0.073 kg of mercury = 73 g = 2.575 oz
That's what is generated from 4 buildings in one year.
They seem to be quite misleading with what they advertise
How "Live Documents" works in the browser
Live Documents provides you with a full Office productivity suite - Word, Excel and PowerPoint - with built-in collaboration features right out of your browser - no more dependence on Microsoft Office and Windows and no more format lock-in!
exactly, what is the difference between teens sending text messages to each other and me emailing from my blackberry to people with other blackberries?
That and try to send a document attachment with an sms
I would like to see is the ability to highlight url's that are plain text on a page and have them open in a new tab instead of copy and pasting; maybe this already is out there in an extension but I haven't seen it. If you know it, let me know.
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This would avoid having to take on the issues around engaging drivers, provide the tools to do the job better than trying to do the job better.
What other Canadian shows would be worth brining back as Netflix exclusives?
Run by canada post its called e-post. Only available for certain senders but once you sign up you'll receive an email each time you receive something and then log in to view it. Of course for some of the senders you can just sign up to receive your communications by email and avoid the extra step.
What will the reaction be when someone has their phone seized by the police and then wipe it remotely?
Canadian Tire "Money" is technically classed as a coupon
Agreed, I just did not understand why it is so highly rated as a sci-fi book. I found it an enjoyable read, but far from the best thing I've read in either sci-fi or military fiction.
I'm not quite sure that this sentence below works to provide the perspective he wanted to convey
To put its age into perspective: Gmail is older today than Hotmail was when Gmail made its debut a decade ago.
So, Hotmail was less than 10 years old, 10 years ago...?
My biggest complaint about the new trains is that when I take my 3-year old daughter on a train ride she can't look out the front window like she does on the older models. The double sets of windows at the front of the train don't let enough light through to look through the door.
replying to undo an incorrect moderation
agreed, I find it much harder to play FPS on my tablet versus PC or Xbox
Link to reddit mod post
the ones who claim to protect you from scams and such online?
He was last in GI Joe: Rise of Cobra as Destro
I love my docking station, I have my keyboard, mouse, network all hooked up along with two 22" monitors, drop my laptop in and power it up and I'm ready to roll. Without the docking station I could only drive one external monitor and would have to use the laptop monitor as my second screen.
The laptop itself provides the flexibility to work from home, in meetings or travel.
Walmart opens up in a town (CES booking conference center) Space leased from a property management company (hotels drive business from vistors)
Random other people show up who don't want to lease storefront space in the same plaza as Walmart but rather decide to start selling their wares from a van in the parking lot of the landlord (Business setup in hotel rooms that are driving business from CES)
Landlord chases out those who are competing with their bread and butter customer - Walmart (CES & its guests)
Sure those who are visiting Walmart/CES may like to see what the other vendors are selling but doesn't bode well for the landlord to allow the competition.
Does this analogy even make sense? I'm not too sure myself now, they're tough to write sometimes.
It's funny that this comes up as I've been thinking about some of the classic sci-fi novels sitting on my shelf and wondering if I should give the Foundation trilogy another read. Now I may just to see if it has held up, its probably been 15 years since I last read them.
1,982 lamps/bulbs recycled
a total of
495.1 kg of glass
5.85 kg of metal
7.4 kg of phosphor
0.073 kg of mercury = 73 g = 2.575 oz
That's what is generated from 4 buildings in one year.
Very true, it took me 3 tries to get the annotate, none of the words for the first 2 seemed to match (to me at least)
People have to watch out for this in real life, they should watch out for it in second life
The scammers are obviously better players
How "Live Documents" works in the browser
Live Documents provides you with a full Office productivity suite - Word, Excel and PowerPoint - with built-in collaboration features right out of your browser - no more dependence on Microsoft Office and Windows and no more format lock-in!
you live in Toronto? sorry thats not central Canada thats considered the centre of Canada
exactly, what is the difference between teens sending text messages to each other and me emailing from my blackberry to people with other blackberries?
That and try to send a document attachment with an sms
we understand that, but what I was asking about was for url's that aren't links so you can't click on them
just had to wait for the right time to ask
thanks
I would like to see is the ability to highlight url's that are plain text on a page and have them open in a new tab instead of copy and pasting; maybe this already is out there in an extension but I haven't seen it. If you know it, let me know.