I thought Ryobi was a Home Depot exclusive, why would anyone with a brain buy one anywhere else? (other than Direct Tools since they are the official factory outlet).
I don't believe that Ryobi is a Home Depot exclusive. For example, Walmart sells them.
I found organic chemistry very challenging, but it wasn't the hardest course I took. The hardest were Fields and Waves, Electricity and Magnetism, and Quantum Mechanics.
Even the former--much less the current--web page content about the free trial, and about canceling it before 30 days are over, catch only people who are too weak-minded to pay attention to what they are (not) reading.
I understand files and folders extremely well. But I use X1, dtSearch, and Copernic. (Yes, I have a lot of stuff so I have a lot of processor and memory guts to handle all that indexing).
You can't know "he cannot effectively lead anymore as a result of it" that is only your personal opinion. Obviously, the FSF Board members and others do not share your opinion. Time will tell whether your opinion vs. the BoD's opinion turns out to be accurate.
People whose ears work well will always remember 3.5mm audio ports and the high quality audio that good sources can put out of those ports (your iPhone doesn't have aptX-LL and aptX-HD?), compared to bluetooth.
I have a gay millennial friend. As he has aged through his millennial years, his sex with others of that cohort hasn't decreased at all, maybe (he tells me) it has increased as his understanding about the importance of pleasing his partners sexually and otherwise has matured.
Those people don't deserve to have an Echo, good riddance.
And the recording in the TV news story isn't scary or creepy unless you have an emotional problem.
Let's see...that's the name of that book which included a theme about how modifying language modifies thinking? Oh, yes, I remember several books about that. And of course we are experiencing that action and effect in our political and social discourse these days too. So what does linguistic and cognitive corruption matter
"What's" not "That's."
Let's see...that's the name of that book which included a theme about how modifying language modifies thinking? Oh, yes, I remember several books about that. And of course we are experiencing that action and effect in our political and social discourse these days too. So what does linguistic and cognitive corruption matter
It doesn't "beg the question." Check your dictionary (despite the overwhelmingly incorrect use of that phrase.)
There's a reason it's known as "Whole Paycheck."
Do you also refer to Neiman Marcus as Whole Paycheck? How about your local Mercedes Benz dealer?
You didn't seem to pick up on this: "General Goldfein, the Air Force's top officer and a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, "is asking his force to think about new ways that nuclear weapons could be used for deterrence, or even combat." U.S. war plans have included the prospective tactical use of nuclear weapons for decades. Such use would not at all necessarily result in world war 3 or even world-wide condemnation, depending on the situation.
There are two independent people who do detailed authoritative analyses of USB C devices, mostly cables and power adapters: Nathan K and Benson Leung. Both have Google+ pages and do Amazon reviews. It is frightening how many (most) of these devices are not just non-compliant, but non-compliant in ways that may destroy your laptop/tablet/smartphone.
Two can Live as Cheaply as One for Half as Long. -- Howard Kandel
