I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
Not all authors will agree with that, having someone take care of the business while a writer focuses on writing has value.
If I had to choose between 8 and XP, I'd choose 8, even with the retarded launcher/start nonsense.
Yeah, unless you've got thousands of dollars of software that are locked to that PC configuration (hardware and software). Then you're looking at a major expense and hassle of upgrading everything just to do exactly what you were before.
Which you had a decade to plan for.
That's very odd, I used a bluetooth keyboard and wifi all the time with my first generation ipad.
I'm surprised to hear that, I've never had any issues with the bluetooth keyboard. More amusing is that you can also plug in a keyboard by using the "camera-kit" USB dongle.
I've used the original iPad and the 3rd generation with the Apple bluetooth keyboard that they sell with Macs, but my recommendation is the Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover. However I've heard the latest one for the iPad Air is not as good as its predecessors.
I'm constantly using bluetooth with my iPad, with a good keyboard it's a great mini-pc
... pisses them off?
It's like the Palestinians who constantly launch explosive devices into Israel, you're not going to win that way, all you're going to do is create new enemies.
So... Americans, please come shoot our geese and drink our excellent beer this fall.
Why not shoot the geese? The article didn't say that they were protected, endangered, or otherwise not-shootable. Is the section of Ottaway the geese are polluting not safe for discharging firearms?
In New Mexico, we have a number of animals that require culling (due to the elimination of top level predators) and the way New Mexico Game and Fish solves the problem is by issuing hunting licenses. This seems to work pretty well for us.
Bloody good question, as a resident of the Ottawa area I can testify that there doesn't exactly seem to be a shortage of geese, and in some places they really are a nuisance.
So I did a little digging, sure enough our efficient government have created a Canada Goose FAQ. And it turns out that the little buggers are protected under the Migratory Birds Convention Act because their migratory. However:
The Act gives the federal government the responsibility to establish hunting seasons, and Canada Geese are greatly appreciated by migratory game bird hunters across the country. More than 500 000 Canada Geese are taken in Canada each year by hunters.
Migratory Birds Hunting Regulations, 2013–2014: Ontario
There is an open season on the Canada Goose from the beginning of September to the middle of December. But with a limit of 5 geese per licenced hunter per day.
So yes, hunting geese is an option, but no, just shooting them in the spring would be illegal.
TL;DR -- It's the nesting season, their migratory and there's international agreements covering the treatment of migratory birds, we can only hunt/shoot them in the fall.
The rest of the world does not need America or American software developers. They have their own.
And what has that given us? KDE?
(Mostly joking...)
im flat out fucking my server.
take that, cloud geeks.
That brings new depth to the phrase: "The fucking server is down."
WordStar and Lotus 123 were the killer apps of DOS until Windows reared it's head.
Quote from that page:
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Physician: One upon whom we set our hopes when ill and our dogs when well. -- Ambrose Bierce
