And rather than studying up or discussing the issue with their friends, like an average reader might do for a political or religious story, they completely lose interest.
I could allow Bill to be the full-time champion of innovation. And [now] with me really being the guy who's here every day running the place, I must be the champion of innovation.
When Bill was being the "innovative" guy, they generally resorted to copying existing products or entering markets that others had already proven to be successful. Is Steve saying that his approach to "innovation" is a step behind even that?
Yup. It'll be here any day now. We might need to give them another couple hundred billion in additional subsidies so that they can ensure that they do it right...
If a program crashed because it was out of memory, and you consequently raised its memory limit and then tried to reopen it, and had insufficent memory, that was your cue to either buy more RAM, or quit some other programs. (Or increase the virtual memory limit, at the expense of speed.)
Or reboot, because even though you might have had enough available free memory to run an application, it might not have been enough contiguous free memory.
...and trying to remember if I am buying Galas or Fujis this time.
Here's a little tip for some of you people out there. There are these little labels stuck on most fruit that say what they are and contain the checkout code for that item (e.g., Fuji Apples 7739).
On the other hand, I am almost always the guy that is standing in line with just _one_ thing to buy... I have it in my left hand and my debit card in my right.
Ahhh, so you're the idiot who uses his debit card to buy a 25 cent bag of washers...:-p
Slashdot Mirror
Worster than the bestest bad worst writ?
*getting a hankering for sausage for some reason*
What happens if you throw some Escher drawings at it?
There were cracks around the Apple logo, and one of the feet hovered just above the surface.
Too bad it wasn't all of the feet that hovered. You probably coulda sold your floating iBook for a mint...
I didn't know Fireballs could do network storage!
Fireballs have been able to do network storage for at least a decade...
And that's why I'm sticking with Win 3.11...
Cashier: Do you wanna have fries with this?
Me: OK, sir.
I don't see your problem with that... : p
And rather than studying up or discussing the issue with their friends, like an average reader might do for a political or religious story, they completely lose interest.
You must not live in the same world that I do...
Well, I think that clears up any questions about your name... : p
Nah, cos then people will think you're a Bostonian with a slight stutter.
Anyone else get the funny feeling that about.com has recently struck a deal with slashdot for page impressions?
I can't wait for the Trump MMO! Massively multiplayer online Apprentice will be great!
Or simply a picture of a dancing monkey?
I could allow Bill to be the full-time champion of innovation. And [now] with me really being the guy who's here every day running the place, I must be the champion of innovation.
When Bill was being the "innovative" guy, they generally resorted to copying existing products or entering markets that others had already proven to be successful. Is Steve saying that his approach to "innovation" is a step behind even that?
Bowel water, eh? Might I suggest some kaopectate or imodium?
Deja Vu Recreated in a Lab Setting
Want to test an experimental interface for comments?
nuff said...
Yup. It'll be here any day now. We might need to give them another couple hundred billion in additional subsidies so that they can ensure that they do it right...
Oh yeah? Well, the telcos in the US told us we'd get 45Mbps to every home here in the near future. So suck that, France!
If a program crashed because it was out of memory, and you consequently raised its memory limit and then tried to reopen it, and had insufficent memory, that was your cue to either buy more RAM, or quit some other programs. (Or increase the virtual memory limit, at the expense of speed.)
Or reboot, because even though you might have had enough available free memory to run an application, it might not have been enough contiguous free memory.
I pulled that number out of my ass. And actually, now that you mention 4129, it does ring a bell...
...and trying to remember if I am buying Galas or Fujis this time.
Here's a little tip for some of you people out there. There are these little labels stuck on most fruit that say what they are and contain the checkout code for that item (e.g., Fuji Apples 7739).
I dunno. Sometimes those bits get turned sideways and clog up the wires. The only way to fix it is to give the machine a good whack to knock em loose.
Of course you do. I mean, they don't have three holes for nothing...
On the other hand, I am almost always the guy that is standing in line with just _one_ thing to buy... I have it in my left hand and my debit card in my right.
:-p
Ahhh, so you're the idiot who uses his debit card to buy a 25 cent bag of washers...
...due to the rediculous price tag.
Balki ruined spelling for an entire generation...
Secondary Executive Office. Y'know, the guy who reports to the Chief Executive Officer.