Most of the OSs I had used had the max/min buttons on the right: early Unix with graphics (e.g. HP-UX), Windows, most Linux other than Ubuntu, many things based on Ubuntu (e.g. Kubuntu).... All because Shuttlecock, and his minions wanted it on the left is a poor reason to have move them to the left. Now, all of a sudden, because of a single poll that is split almost 50/50 (what is the margin of error?) they suddenly want to move it to the right? What gives? The survey would suggest putting it in the middle or having it easily moved from left to right or vice versa.
It's not her fault she was dealt a weak hand. Even the "woman card" couldn't improve it. Let's face facts---even the RNC was surprised she couldn't win against Trump. Now she is really going off the rails with her blame game.
Aside from the whole how do pedestrians and other vehicles with either non-functioning or missing telemetry modules, how will this be kept secure and without the possibility of jamming or spoofing the signals?
Seriously? Windows 10 S removes one of the most important aspects to the traditional Windows OS---running whatever you want on your own workstation. Now MS wants to become the toll-taker on the road to the walled garden. No thanks!
Other people working in fields that are more demanding of creative thought and productivity handle this without making such a big deal about it. "Programmers" give it a rest already. If you are unable to mute your phone's ringer and put up a "do not disturb" sign you are probably not very good at solving more complex issues. Of course, if you are in one of those trendy "open office" work areas, an LED just wont help.
Until an even somewhat accurate time is reflected in with the estimated time remaining progress bars there can be no hope for predictions of software development times.
Many manufacturer's devices---including garage door openers---use WiFi in the customer's house from the garage. Not just this thin-skinned, vindictive manufacturer.
The Federal Reserve is no more federal than FedEx...except that FedEx doesn't have its board of governors appointed by the POTUS and FedEx is not responsible for circulating Federal Reserve Notes (i.e. cash). Also, most the profits from the Federal Reserve Banks, by law, go to the Treasury. But, aside from that...yes, you are technically correct that the Federal Reserve Bank of NY is a private corporation.
Samsung suggested that one of the problems with the phone was that they did not leave enough space in the phone for the batteries to expand. So, what happened here? I doubt that Samsung was disposing of the phones with the batteries. Hmmmm....
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Most of the OSs I had used had the max/min buttons on the right: early Unix with graphics (e.g. HP-UX), Windows, most Linux other than Ubuntu, many things based on Ubuntu (e.g. Kubuntu)....
All because Shuttlecock, and his minions wanted it on the left is a poor reason to have move them to the left. Now, all of a sudden, because of a single poll that is split almost 50/50 (what is the margin of error?) they suddenly want to move it to the right? What gives? The survey would suggest putting it in the middle or having it easily moved from left to right or vice versa.
Just try to pay cash for an airline ticket in the US. It isn't going to happen.
Many stores in my area have credit only lanes for self-checkout. Cash will always fail to complete a transaction there.
Isn't it obvious, the EU regulators are a bunch of Apple shills and fanbois.
It's not her fault she was dealt a weak hand. Even the "woman card" couldn't improve it. Let's face facts---even the RNC was surprised she couldn't win against Trump. Now she is really going off the rails with her blame game.
So, do you think she will run roughshod over the DNC to run again in 2020?
Enough whining about smartphones. What about fixing other devices?
http://modernfarmer.com/2016/0...
Aside from the whole how do pedestrians and other vehicles with either non-functioning or missing telemetry modules, how will this be kept secure and without the possibility of jamming or spoofing the signals?
Windows 10 is their current OS for the foreseeable future. I doubt they would want to add this to Win 7 or 8.1.
Wow. It can almost do what a smartphone can.
Seriously? Windows 10 S removes one of the most important aspects to the traditional Windows OS---running whatever you want on your own workstation. Now MS wants to become the toll-taker on the road to the walled garden. No thanks!
This is the whole problem. We aren't talking about sensible adults here.
Other people working in fields that are more demanding of creative thought and productivity handle this without making such a big deal about it. "Programmers" give it a rest already. If you are unable to mute your phone's ringer and put up a "do not disturb" sign you are probably not very good at solving more complex issues.
Of course, if you are in one of those trendy "open office" work areas, an LED just wont help.
Until an even somewhat accurate time is reflected in with the estimated time remaining progress bars there can be no hope for predictions of software development times.
Which version of Linux does MacOS run?
Early humans have been on the quest for things that have great taste and are less filling. This is not exactly news.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Many manufacturer's devices---including garage door openers---use WiFi in the customer's house from the garage. Not just this thin-skinned, vindictive manufacturer.
Actually, the government is not the single stockholder of any of the federal reserve banks.
http://www.factcheck.org/2008/...
The Federal Reserve is no more federal than FedEx...except that FedEx doesn't have its board of governors appointed by the POTUS and FedEx is not responsible for circulating Federal Reserve Notes (i.e. cash). Also, most the profits from the Federal Reserve Banks, by law, go to the Treasury.
But, aside from that...yes, you are technically correct that the Federal Reserve Bank of NY is a private corporation.
If "Oath" is the best they could come up with, I really wonder what the other runner-ups were? Yaho-aol? A-OO-L?
Even "Avowal" would have been better.
The US Government should be as picky when they hire political cronies that provide goods and services.
Yet another reason to not use Windows 10. Walled garden or prison---it's a slippery slope.
Only now that Steve Jobs is gone that the tech media now has the "courage" to criticize Apple and their products.
The news is to the right of the decimal point. We all knew it was 99 point something.
Samsung suggested that one of the problems with the phone was that they did not leave enough space in the phone for the batteries to expand. So, what happened here? I doubt that Samsung was disposing of the phones with the batteries.
Hmmmm....