Don't forget the "I am willing to test Gmail's new mail interface" checkbox that brings up a clusterfuck of an interface designed by a retarded 11 year old. Although, admittedly, it has improved since they first put the checkbox there.
To be even more pedantic, the use of apostrophe-s or just an apostrophe is purely a matter of style. Some style guides say do it one way, some say do it the other, while still others say do it this way unless it looks awkward, in which case do it the other way.
Listen to college radio stations, which is a whole lot easier now thanks to the internet. No, it's not all indie rock. Most stations have a wide variety of specialty shows, so you can become exposed to lesser known bands in nearly any genre--bluegrass, folk, country, j-pop, classical, avant garde/experimental, hip hop, dance, etc etc etc. And when their pledge drives come around, make a donation and support them!
Read up a bit on it. At this point it's very clear that it'll take 500GB drives with no problem. A simple search should be able to confirm 750GB and 1TB drives. Considering it's SATA I/II it should take any drives that come out in the next few years. Not to mention it's firmware upgradable.
I've heard very good things about the Drobo. Plus it's got lots of purty blinkenlights. I'm sure there are probably better DIY solutions, but this is likely one of the quickest/easiest.
Nobody does. It's believed that the last ice age killed off many larger versions of creatures that are very similar to what we have today. Think pony:horse comparisons, but where our modern day horses were considered the "ponys".
This is another one of those slashdot moments that could easily be fixed with a bit of that pesky "editing" that the editors around here seem to loathe. Nearly every comment I'm reading talks about how the government official was corrupt, but a simple read of the article shows that he in fact REFUSED the bribe. There is no hypocrisy there--he is in charge of monitoring bribery in the government, Samsung attempted to bribe him, he refused it and is now using their attempt in a government case against Samsung. That is EXACTLY what he's supposed to be doing!
That's the ironic part -- it turns out that a presidential monitor against corruption was indeed corrupt!
And if you'd bother to RTFA, you'd see that the presidential monitor against corruption was not corrupt at all--he's one of the people saying that Samsung tried to bribe him, but that he refused it. Which means that there is no irony at all, since the guy who's against corruption proves himself not to be corrupt.
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Don't forget the "I am willing to test Gmail's new mail interface" checkbox that brings up a clusterfuck of an interface designed by a retarded 11 year old. Although, admittedly, it has improved since they first put the checkbox there.
Ummm, that was exactly the joke that the article ended with: Coming up tomorrow: "What if Microsoft had designed Windows Vista." Stay tuned!
To be even more pedantic, the use of apostrophe-s or just an apostrophe is purely a matter of style. Some style guides say do it one way, some say do it the other, while still others say do it this way unless it looks awkward, in which case do it the other way.
We can only assume he was comparing it to his own, in which case Putin's is excellent.
your nickname is, say, quite common ?
I don't see too much problem with that. Although I am a bit disturbed that the Wikipedia entry for Indian Massacres comes up as the second hit.
I interviewed with Google once, but for some reason they turned me down...
Just make sure to add the "This call may be recorded for quality assurance purposes" thing to each conversation. : p
That's like that band One Night Only getting all those amazing gigs everywhere...
You can skip paying for number 3 and instead use binsearch.info.
Can you think of anything that under-21s can do that's as effective?
Go to all ages shows. Even places that serve alcohol will put on earlier all ages shows if there's enough demand.
Listen to college radio stations, which is a whole lot easier now thanks to the internet. No, it's not all indie rock. Most stations have a wide variety of specialty shows, so you can become exposed to lesser known bands in nearly any genre--bluegrass, folk, country, j-pop, classical, avant garde/experimental, hip hop, dance, etc etc etc. And when their pledge drives come around, make a donation and support them!
Why not just put a "blind person mode" on the phone (probably with a more PC name)?
You mean a name like "Vista"?
Ahh, thank you for that. Yes, my pony:horse example was purely meant as an analogy, not as an actual example.
Read up a bit on it. At this point it's very clear that it'll take 500GB drives with no problem. A simple search should be able to confirm 750GB and 1TB drives. Considering it's SATA I/II it should take any drives that come out in the next few years. Not to mention it's firmware upgradable.
You're absolutely right. For a long time now it's been Windows*
I've heard very good things about the Drobo. Plus it's got lots of purty blinkenlights. I'm sure there are probably better DIY solutions, but this is likely one of the quickest/easiest.
I bet it tastes good with a little MSG.
Nobody does. It's believed that the last ice age killed off many larger versions of creatures that are very similar to what we have today. Think pony:horse comparisons, but where our modern day horses were considered the "ponys".
Irypterids, eurypterids, werypterids. Bet they got some tasty tails.
Sorry, the same 12 pages with a 5 minute wait...
I'm assuming you loaded the exact same 5 pages with the same ads that the ZDnet testers did?
Are you kidding? Do you have any idea how much that many data lines cost? It's not like AT&T can just get a bulk discount on them or anything...
This is another one of those slashdot moments that could easily be fixed with a bit of that pesky "editing" that the editors around here seem to loathe. Nearly every comment I'm reading talks about how the government official was corrupt, but a simple read of the article shows that he in fact REFUSED the bribe. There is no hypocrisy there--he is in charge of monitoring bribery in the government, Samsung attempted to bribe him, he refused it and is now using their attempt in a government case against Samsung. That is EXACTLY what he's supposed to be doing!
That's the ironic part -- it turns out that a presidential monitor against corruption was indeed corrupt!
And if you'd bother to RTFA, you'd see that the presidential monitor against corruption was not corrupt at all--he's one of the people saying that Samsung tried to bribe him, but that he refused it. Which means that there is no irony at all, since the guy who's against corruption proves himself not to be corrupt.