Might be moot, ver 8 (which is in beta) series of Chrome has a built-in PDF reader - not sure how complete or how secure it is however. That being said, Adobe Reader runs in ver 7 (current stable version) series just fine.
Well, I hope the is an unsubsidized price. Also, I think there is some design quality feature there they are charging that extra $$ for. It looks pretty cool actually, but, being a smartphone addict, I have no use for it.
For now. When the tech generation becomes the older generation, we'll probably never see them again. However, while there are people like my dad, for example, still alive, the book will be them around (that being said, I do want my dad to stick around for a few more years, even if it mean a few more dead trees;) )
Is there a way I can tell whoever that delivers them to "not bother"? Even then it seems like I get them from MULTIPLE companies not even associated with a phone company anymore. So they deliver them, and I chuck them... about 4-5 times a year. Internet and/or smart phone usually gets all the info I need.
Playing after the end game in Fallout 2 is seriously broken. No one really responds to the end game condition anywhere, except for in New Reno (and a wee bit of Vault City), and that is all just dialog and more of the excessive in-jokes. Ok, you can find the "hint book" at the Church... just a silly cheat device. Really all you can do it just wander around the wasteland and beat up baddies or do caravans. I found out that Fallout 2 got REALLY boring after the Oil Rig went ka-blooie.
I'm sure having that data on a website, not owned by you... on servers, not owned by you... moderated by people, you have no control over... accessible by many application APIs, made by developer not caring about what you think about your data.... ALL over a non-secure connection... totally makes it yours. In reality, this data was created by you, and now "owned" by everyone, esp. FB, who can get access to it (which is pretty much anyone, some people with more difficulty over others, i'm sure). So yeah I guess it is "yours" so much as you put money in a bank that says it "yours" but you have no way of making any useful withdrawls or purchases with that money.
Then once they are friended to you in the system, the collection of information that builds about your contacts/friends on FB becomed "trapped" in the FB system. Of course, you can always "hand-copy" lots of it to another system, but you cannot simply get a data file or export of you contacts/friends that are on FB into an easily portable format to put in another system. Conversely, FB doesn't think it is a problem that they can import the data from many other places to easily start your collection of friend info
Interesting, I did SCRUM in a previous job and thought it was the worst thing ever invented. Current job does it too (in fact, my interview for the job mentioned this, and made me worried). However SCRUM in the new job seems almost natural and the right way to it here. That being said, I like my management here (fairly competent and good to work with) compared with the last job with SCRUM (bunch of morons).
You're just jealous that bees are getting smarter than human and really and truly figure this stuff out when we are still stumped by this problem.
I, for one, welcome, our mathematically superior bee overlords.
(Help me! The bees have me prisoner, there are three workers, each with a stinger at my neck, telling me what to type. Luckily, due to a problem with their "odd" vision organs, they cannot see ANYTHING in parenthesis. Send help, and maybe some Raid or at least some Off.)
They weren't trying to dent them... they were just doing it as long as it was "entertaining" - once the lulz died down, so did Project Chanology. They got Scientology irritated more than anything, and that is a "win" to Anon. Anon doesn't care... whatever entertains them that day is what they do. The amazing about Project Chanology was how long it lasted. I imagine a few people were trying to really achieve something. Those people I call "suckers" that the rest of Anon used to get their lulz on... let a few do the work and then everyone else just shows up and laugh asses off.
I could not get through 7... Again, like some of the "super classic FFs" - I thought the story was pretty good, just so annoying to play.
I have finished only 2 FF games in my life: 6 and 9
Every other one I would start I would get 3/4th of the way through (mind you I have only played, other than 6 and 9: 7, 10 and 12) and just perplexed why I wasted my time grinding for hours just to advance the story and just quit and never return to it.
I argue it was dead at 10 too... however, I never played 10 fully all the way. I never played 11. I got 12 for a great price, but about 3/4ths of the way though I was 1) confused by the story 2) didn't care about half the characters 3) and started to hate that tower of never ending suck. That was over a year ago, I never went back. I looked 13 for my PS3 and just remind myself of life lost during playing 12.
12 was pretty... and I thought combat system was "interesting", but that was about it. 10 had a great story, but the grinding in that game is just as bad as any of them and prevented me from finishing it.
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Might be moot, ver 8 (which is in beta) series of Chrome has a built-in PDF reader - not sure how complete or how secure it is however. That being said, Adobe Reader runs in ver 7 (current stable version) series just fine.
Well, I hope the is an unsubsidized price. Also, I think there is some design quality feature there they are charging that extra $$ for. It looks pretty cool actually, but, being a smartphone addict, I have no use for it.
For now. When the tech generation becomes the older generation, we'll probably never see them again. However, while there are people like my dad, for example, still alive, the book will be them around (that being said, I do want my dad to stick around for a few more years, even if it mean a few more dead trees ;) )
Is there a way I can tell whoever that delivers them to "not bother"? Even then it seems like I get them from MULTIPLE companies not even associated with a phone company anymore. So they deliver them, and I chuck them... about 4-5 times a year. Internet and/or smart phone usually gets all the info I need.
well, obviously... you worship Satan
Playing after the end game in Fallout 2 is seriously broken. No one really responds to the end game condition anywhere, except for in New Reno (and a wee bit of Vault City), and that is all just dialog and more of the excessive in-jokes. Ok, you can find the "hint book" at the Church... just a silly cheat device. Really all you can do it just wander around the wasteland and beat up baddies or do caravans. I found out that Fallout 2 got REALLY boring after the Oil Rig went ka-blooie.
I'm sure having that data on a website, not owned by you... on servers, not owned by you... moderated by people, you have no control over... accessible by many application APIs, made by developer not caring about what you think about your data.... ALL over a non-secure connection... totally makes it yours. In reality, this data was created by you, and now "owned" by everyone, esp. FB, who can get access to it (which is pretty much anyone, some people with more difficulty over others, i'm sure). So yeah I guess it is "yours" so much as you put money in a bank that says it "yours" but you have no way of making any useful withdrawls or purchases with that money.
Then once they are friended to you in the system, the collection of information that builds about your contacts/friends on FB becomed "trapped" in the FB system. Of course, you can always "hand-copy" lots of it to another system, but you cannot simply get a data file or export of you contacts/friends that are on FB into an easily portable format to put in another system. Conversely, FB doesn't think it is a problem that they can import the data from many other places to easily start your collection of friend info
I *think* THAT's the point.
... but... I didn't want a horse.
Seriously? What are you running? IE??
Chromium - Chrome - splitting hairs much? And no, knowing the difference will not save your life.
Except it looks like it is totally built off of Chrome - that or they took a BIG UI cue from Chrome
Interesting, I did SCRUM in a previous job and thought it was the worst thing ever invented. Current job does it too (in fact, my interview for the job mentioned this, and made me worried). However SCRUM in the new job seems almost natural and the right way to it here. That being said, I like my management here (fairly competent and good to work with) compared with the last job with SCRUM (bunch of morons).
I know of this dude named Steve Jobs...
Nothing wrong... maybe a bit excessive? Just sayin'
I mean I find two balls MORE than enough.
... WHAT? I'M NOT GAY
it's like Hitler
there, happy?
You're just jealous that bees are getting smarter than human and really and truly figure this stuff out when we are still stumped by this problem.
I, for one, welcome, our mathematically superior bee overlords.
(Help me! The bees have me prisoner, there are three workers, each with a stinger at my neck, telling me what to type. Luckily, due to a problem with their "odd" vision organs, they cannot see ANYTHING in parenthesis. Send help, and maybe some Raid or at least some Off.)
Kirk says he need a spaceship... also, I have no idea what this has to do with bees
Well, once you negotiate with a publisher who then negotiates with a distributor who has negotiated with box stores...
Tell that to the world of consumerism, who doesn't care about principles and just wants it to work... consistently, everytime
They weren't trying to dent them... they were just doing it as long as it was "entertaining" - once the lulz died down, so did Project Chanology. They got Scientology irritated more than anything, and that is a "win" to Anon. Anon doesn't care... whatever entertains them that day is what they do. The amazing about Project Chanology was how long it lasted. I imagine a few people were trying to really achieve something. Those people I call "suckers" that the rest of Anon used to get their lulz on... let a few do the work and then everyone else just shows up and laugh asses off.
Search was one the disc-based version too
You used *'Nuff* in your post... your argument is now invalid... *facepalm*
I could not get through 7... Again, like some of the "super classic FFs" - I thought the story was pretty good, just so annoying to play. I have finished only 2 FF games in my life: 6 and 9 Every other one I would start I would get 3/4th of the way through (mind you I have only played, other than 6 and 9: 7, 10 and 12) and just perplexed why I wasted my time grinding for hours just to advance the story and just quit and never return to it.
I argue it was dead at 10 too... however, I never played 10 fully all the way. I never played 11. I got 12 for a great price, but about 3/4ths of the way though I was 1) confused by the story 2) didn't care about half the characters 3) and started to hate that tower of never ending suck. That was over a year ago, I never went back. I looked 13 for my PS3 and just remind myself of life lost during playing 12. 12 was pretty... and I thought combat system was "interesting", but that was about it. 10 had a great story, but the grinding in that game is just as bad as any of them and prevented me from finishing it.