I'm personally very unhappy about the x230's getting the chicklet keyboards. sure Lenovo did do a MUCH better job on them than others i've tried. almost to the point that it isn't a problem. BUT why? the traditional thinkpad keyboard worked perfect, and is still better. so while their chicklet keyboards are better than the rest, they are still worse than what they had. if they wanted to offer it as an option sure, but don't force something that is a downgrade from previous models onto your business customers, they spend alot of money with you and they don't like that.
So a funny thing about unwanted items, in the scrap steel industry, when buying/importing cars,containers, and things that have open cavities from Japan it is a common problem to find them stuffed with garbage.
Right, but his complaint was that we eat too much meat and it causes health issues, and this article is about seafood. My point being is that eating more seafood isn't going to cause health issues, at least not the ones he is commenting about because we "eat too much meat".
Oh and my the way, most of what you listed is "sold in stores" now days, it just isn't the main consumer purchase as it's very expensive comparatively.
The Netbook market went from boom to flop because CPU manufactures didn't want to cannibalize their normal market and pulled production back, and the OS vendors didn't want to supply something light weight enough to be run on it. End the end to get something netbookish, that was current you where back to the cost of a low end laptop, so why bother? yes it went flop, but it wasn't because the consumers realized it didn't do what it wanted, but rather the suppliers realized people wanted it more than the higher margin items, and while they where making money, they where not making as much money.
Except that Netflix (just like the BBC service offering their shows) hasn't studied the usage patterns of its customers.
I highly doubt that is at all a correct statement for Netflix.
Your particular issue, is the same one i have, and if you actually look into why it is that way it is because the content owners don't want Netflix to have the full catalog. There is a trickle down pattern that the content creators/owners follow to maximize the revenue from a product, first it is broadcast fees for the live/first showing, then its DVD Sales/Physical rental income, then it's bargain bin distributions (which is what Netflix falls into for most of them).
Disney switching to Netflix is a big deal, and i hope that if they see the value init other content owners will see it too and switch over to them.
So as one of the educated people why not send the uneducated up north to deal with the winter, and the rest of us head south where the weather is a lot more hospitable?
And I thank everyone for taking their vaccines. I happen to be one of the people who can't get them anymore due to medication i'm on, and yes it would suck if the general public wasn't mostly vaccinated.
you beat me too it, another good thing is 5S and shadow boarding your tool box, that way if something is missing it is quick and easy to notice it's missing and exactly what is missing, also useful to help you realize you just picked up someone else's tool by accident.
But taking your car would have deprived you of it. If you left the doors unlocked and i came by opened up and just took pictures of everything in your car without damaging or taking anything (but copying what i find) then I've taken nothing of yours, it isn't theft, and i have not broken and entered in any way.
Trying to use a physical theft as an analogy for digital works doesn't work because they are not the same.
i a know multi-national company whose employees (VP's, Regional Managers,...) regularly use yahoo or gmail accounts with vendors because their corporate e-mail system is so locked down that even the smallest of attachments (anything over 500kb) gets blocked.
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that is far more difficult to do than if the exploit works on the WAN side.
SCOTUS rulings mean very little until you are in a court room.
i'll take that weeks pay, but then i might be cheating with a few pieces of old mil spec equipment laying round
I'm personally very unhappy about the x230's getting the chicklet keyboards. sure Lenovo did do a MUCH better job on them than others i've tried. almost to the point that it isn't a problem. BUT why? the traditional thinkpad keyboard worked perfect, and is still better. so while their chicklet keyboards are better than the rest, they are still worse than what they had. if they wanted to offer it as an option sure, but don't force something that is a downgrade from previous models onto your business customers, they spend alot of money with you and they don't like that.
So a funny thing about unwanted items, in the scrap steel industry, when buying/importing cars,containers, and things that have open cavities from Japan it is a common problem to find them stuffed with garbage.
you up for a game of GO? i haven't played in years..
http://kfor.com/2012/11/26/missing-kangaroo-on-the-lamb/
that's awsome
Right, but his complaint was that we eat too much meat and it causes health issues, and this article is about seafood. My point being is that eating more seafood isn't going to cause health issues, at least not the ones he is commenting about because we "eat too much meat".
Oh and my the way, most of what you listed is "sold in stores" now days, it just isn't the main consumer purchase as it's very expensive comparatively.
The Netbook market went from boom to flop because CPU manufactures didn't want to cannibalize their normal market and pulled production back, and the OS vendors didn't want to supply something light weight enough to be run on it. End the end to get something netbookish, that was current you where back to the cost of a low end laptop, so why bother? yes it went flop, but it wasn't because the consumers realized it didn't do what it wanted, but rather the suppliers realized people wanted it more than the higher margin items, and while they where making money, they where not making as much money.
FYI health wise, eating marine meat (fish & shell fish) is completely different then eating red meat.
you laugh, but there is a lot of science in making toilet paper, i can easily see 120 slides in a presentation on the topic.
you realize they have already been convicted of price fixing LCD's
Except that Netflix (just like the BBC service offering their shows) hasn't studied the usage patterns of its customers.
I highly doubt that is at all a correct statement for Netflix.
Your particular issue, is the same one i have, and if you actually look into why it is that way it is because the content owners don't want Netflix to have the full catalog. There is a trickle down pattern that the content creators/owners follow to maximize the revenue from a product, first it is broadcast fees for the live/first showing, then its DVD Sales/Physical rental income, then it's bargain bin distributions (which is what Netflix falls into for most of them).
Disney switching to Netflix is a big deal, and i hope that if they see the value init other content owners will see it too and switch over to them.
eh, hurricanes are easy. failing to plan for them is what gets you.
So as one of the educated people why not send the uneducated up north to deal with the winter, and the rest of us head south where the weather is a lot more hospitable?
And I thank everyone for taking their vaccines. I happen to be one of the people who can't get them anymore due to medication i'm on, and yes it would suck if the general public wasn't mostly vaccinated.
you beat me too it, another good thing is 5S and shadow boarding your tool box, that way if something is missing it is quick and easy to notice it's missing and exactly what is missing, also useful to help you realize you just picked up someone else's tool by accident.
But taking your car would have deprived you of it. If you left the doors unlocked and i came by opened up and just took pictures of everything in your car without damaging or taking anything (but copying what i find) then I've taken nothing of yours, it isn't theft, and i have not broken and entered in any way.
Trying to use a physical theft as an analogy for digital works doesn't work because they are not the same.
Given his track record i highly doubt that.
Why yes i do work in a cave, thanks for noticing. I would love to live in one too but their not easy to come by.
you mean this product
http://www.apple.com/appletv/
that has been out for several years with multiple hardware generations?
i a know multi-national company whose employees (VP's, Regional Managers, ...) regularly use yahoo or gmail accounts with vendors because their corporate e-mail system is so locked down that even the smallest of attachments (anything over 500kb) gets blocked.
it is only as complex as you let it be, some times things really are far more simple than they apear
interesting, wasn't aware of that. the "bolt on" happen to be their prior system and they are just using SAP as front?
Thanks