Comment Dumb question (Score 1) 290
Can I make phone calls with the iWatch? Since I can tell time with my phone, it sounds like a logical use for it.
Can I make phone calls with the iWatch? Since I can tell time with my phone, it sounds like a logical use for it.
Not even that. More like one of those people hangs an ugly picture on the wall, which can easily be taken down. Worth a chewing out by the teacher, but not much else.
There's also no third party gender-neutral pronoun. "Them" is fine for multiple people, but most people don't like being called "it".
English is the MS Windows of languages?
I'm not sure. It might help prevent a few wars if more people could understand each other. OTOH, it would also probably cause a few wars.
Homophones are bad if you're trying to get to the right room (was it five two or five too), but good if you're a smartass, poking fun at linguistic problems and someone else getting lost.
Maybe they can pull water from Uranus.
I had mixed feelings about W95. There were a lot of improvements over Win 3X, but stability wasn't one of them. There was one day it went down 15 times! In one 8 hour day! That's no exaggeration, I actually counted the reboots. The upside is, I got a lot of breaks.
Probably both.
I think its the exact opposite if I understood it correctly. The wife is required to reach out three times and if the husband doesn't respond then the judge will assume that contact has been made and ignored and the divorce can proceed.
I thought that was only for summoning ghosts.
But, as an otherwise bad movie pointed out, there is a difference between knowledge and wisdom.
So far, the tech stuff that I used to use reference manuals for, has been reliable, though I suppose I could get into trouble if I happened on the wrong site.
If I don't have a FB account, people think I'm suspicious. If I do have a FB account, people KNOW I'm suspicious!
That's not unique to Google. Before Google, I'd look up stuff in reference manuals. If I didn't use it regularly, I'd forget it, but I knew where the books were. Google is just a more convenient version of that.
When I took the buss there were no "apps". I think they do have notification on when the next bus is coming, but that would just mean I'd know that I just missed the damn thing instead of just suspecting it.
Work expands to fill the time available. -- Cyril Northcote Parkinson, "The Economist", 1955