I hope Keurig competitors are taking notice. Having to hack your way around their lame DRM in order to enjoy the coffee that you want is stupid. This is such an anti-consumer move on Keurig's part.
You'll want to check to make sure you are actually getting a 128GB card. I've gotten a couple of fake flash drives and cards over the years which report the proper capacity and will even format, but when you try to write actual data to the device you end up with corrupt files. If the price is too good to be true, it generally is, so I don't buy cards or sticks from vendors that I can't return anymore. Use H2TESTW to test the speed and capacity of your flash card/device:
http://forums.sandisk.com/t5/S...
This is why I put my OS on a separate drive and take an image of that drive when I have everything set up the way I want it set up. This allows me to freshly start from that point at a future date without having to re-install everything from scratch.
So that leave like what, 5 apps in that app store now? Seems like that's a bit of a disservice to the developers who put their time and money into developing the apps. Why not put in a voting mechanism so that the apps are still there, but less popular instead of arbitrarily deleting them?
Yes I agree BETA sucks. For me the main problem is the browsability of the articles. In classic, I like the way the titles are nicely highlighted so that they are easy to read, and then you get a smidgin of the actual content below. This allows me to 1) read the title to see if it's of interest, 2) read a small sampling of the article to see if it's really of interest. If 1) and 2) has captured my interest, I then click into the article to read it in it's entirety. Beta's new larger font for the headlines and the inclusion on graphics on each article forces you to endlessly scroll on the page (and the Headlines only view is pretty useless as it doesn't provide enough quick glance readability on the articles content.)
Okay, here's a thought. Why not just keep Classic around and then see from a usage statistics view how many people are using what? (I'll bet you see most people gravitate back to the Classic view because it's just the more efficient way to get the most amount of information with the minimal amount of scrolling.)
Sharpie scribble or tattoo hints on your body parts and take lots of Polaroid pictures. You'll either find your password eventually, or stumble across the person who killed your wife...
So if fossils (and other things which can't be readily "explained") are tests of faith from God, why isn't the inclusion of evolution in textbooks also such a test? (Oh I'm sorry, that's a rational argument, isn't it?... Nevermind...)
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It's because the authenticity checks are essentially crowdsourced. It takes no time for the counterfeits to be identified and segregated.
I hope Keurig competitors are taking notice. Having to hack your way around their lame DRM in order to enjoy the coffee that you want is stupid. This is such an anti-consumer move on Keurig's part.
Pen and Teller on Vaccinations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You'll want to check to make sure you are actually getting a 128GB card. I've gotten a couple of fake flash drives and cards over the years which report the proper capacity and will even format, but when you try to write actual data to the device you end up with corrupt files. If the price is too good to be true, it generally is, so I don't buy cards or sticks from vendors that I can't return anymore. Use H2TESTW to test the speed and capacity of your flash card/device: http://forums.sandisk.com/t5/S...
Okay who farted?
This is why I put my OS on a separate drive and take an image of that drive when I have everything set up the way I want it set up. This allows me to freshly start from that point at a future date without having to re-install everything from scratch.
Seems like they at least need basic math to be a motivator, no?
Sweet! A new market for the 56K modems that I've got sitting the the garage!
So that leave like what, 5 apps in that app store now? Seems like that's a bit of a disservice to the developers who put their time and money into developing the apps. Why not put in a voting mechanism so that the apps are still there, but less popular instead of arbitrarily deleting them?
Maybe something like this: http://imgur.com/KVbrtIa
Hopefully it also works on stinkbugs infesting congress...
The current "UI" has had over 100 years to mature, develop, vet and optimize, so why do we necessarily need a new one?
Didn't they yank all the workers out of the business park a while back? I thought SK business were abandoning their ventures there?
Actually more than 30+ years ago (see the 'G' control button): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
Actually as far back as the 1960's: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
Yes I agree BETA sucks. For me the main problem is the browsability of the articles. In classic, I like the way the titles are nicely highlighted so that they are easy to read, and then you get a smidgin of the actual content below. This allows me to 1) read the title to see if it's of interest, 2) read a small sampling of the article to see if it's really of interest. If 1) and 2) has captured my interest, I then click into the article to read it in it's entirety. Beta's new larger font for the headlines and the inclusion on graphics on each article forces you to endlessly scroll on the page (and the Headlines only view is pretty useless as it doesn't provide enough quick glance readability on the articles content.) Okay, here's a thought. Why not just keep Classic around and then see from a usage statistics view how many people are using what? (I'll bet you see most people gravitate back to the Classic view because it's just the more efficient way to get the most amount of information with the minimal amount of scrolling.)
Waiting for the suppository edition which is shaped like a tiny microscope...
First hack will put a end to that pretty quickly I suspect.
BSOD message handler?
Sharpie scribble or tattoo hints on your body parts and take lots of Polaroid pictures. You'll either find your password eventually, or stumble across the person who killed your wife...
So if fossils (and other things which can't be readily "explained") are tests of faith from God, why isn't the inclusion of evolution in textbooks also such a test? (Oh I'm sorry, that's a rational argument, isn't it? ... Nevermind...)
Hey just what you see on the shelf buddy.
+1 for Linux Mint. Love the distro. Nice, fast and does what I need it to do daily.
Probably just going to be like how the waterless urinals couldn't get sold for 10 years due to opposition from the plumber's unions.
"These amps are awesome! You can crank them to 11!"