So what's the % of people using laptops and smartphones in the bathroom? Didn't we have portable devices before the iPad?
Asimov famously referred to them as "books". Perhaps the only difference between then and now is that I've never seen a basket of small computers in a bathroom.
I actually laughed out loud.
I've been unable to find how to resize the selection, I'm only able to add to it or subtract from it - is this even possible
Make a selection, and under "Select", choose "Transform Selection".
Here's a version with clean audio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLlj_GeKniA
"Rushed" is probably more like it. I bet Apple has ordered a large number of items in a short time.
Good, Fast, or Cheap. Pick one.
Why, I remember, back in the day, you used to be able to pick two.
Are you sure about your Wind plan? I have the $45 plan as well, and picture messaging is NOT unlimited... Which plan do you have and where can I get yours?
There's one on their website right now called the "Winter Wonder Plan", which looks like a match.
Hell, I don't care about parties, I have always dreamed of a god damn nuclear bunker of my own!! Geesh, I'd buy that this instant if I had the money
I've never wanted a bunker, but I've often wished I had enough money to buy one.
This is the internet. We can say ass here. Asshole even, if necessary.
A**e is arse, clearly. Or, I should say, obfuscated.
Well, none of that is exactly good news.
Words classified as hate crime, holocaust denial, incitement, disturbing the peace, etc. are criminalized too.
Many of these places also claim to support free speech. What an absolute joke.
Freedom of speech should not be confused with the absolute freedom of speech. It has long been limited where it is considered to be harmful to others, as the right to not have undue harm done to you is considered nearer to absolute than your right to freedom of speech or expression. Where that line is drawn, however, has continually moved and may indeed err to far on the side of "harmlessness".
"... the only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against his will, is to prevent harm to others."
-- John Stuart Mill, On Liberty, 1859. http://www.serendipity.li/jsmill/jsmill.htm
Take it as you will.
Doesn't everyone on slashdot use a *nix system?
This is about porting a web application to the Internet Explorer 9 beta, not about using a browser on one's own system. The audience for the application is everyone, Windows and OS X users, via any browser that might be able to render it. Excluding the Windows/IE audience is rarely, if ever, a prudent position for a web application.
God damn it, what is wrong with you people? Just let me enjoy my vision of thousands of office workers flopping around like fish on the floor, will you?
I wish I had points. Some days it feels like "Hey, you're killing the joke" is my catch phrase. You'd think that, since she's dating me, the gal has a sense of humour. But nooo
... Or a savior. Your choice.
I see no reason for these to be mutually exclusive.
"Write" is a strong word. How about "published posthumously as part of a larger collection of writings?"
Are you saying that Adams published his own work posthumously? Neat trick.
Of course he did. He's only spent the last decade dead for tax reasons.
(You set 'em up ; I'll knock 'em in!)
+1 Nicely Played
"Write" is a strong word. How about "published posthumously as part of a larger collection of writings?"
Are you saying that Adams published his own work posthumously? Neat trick. He did, of course, write it, and it was first published as a column for MacWorld magazine. The posthumous collection of works came after
"But what we need to know is, do people want nasally-insertable computers?"
