Well, I was looking for a proper start menu (like in windows 7), not a smaller version of the start screen. And that is still out.
I guess we will have to keep downloading all types of crap to get our start menu back.
I could'nt understand why they didn't say which 'enhancements' were in this new superduper build.
After I read the 'review' I knew: it's just a bit of eye candy.
And no, we're still not getting our start menu back (despite 2 headlines on
Maybe the site should be rename C>
(Sorry for that last sucker punch but I'm a bit disgusted with all the noise about a Windows version that's still more than 6 months off).
Nah. I'll just wait for the next release 5.0.2.35.32X.s25.22ish "PneumoniaPudding"
And that will solve all my problems.
Mind you: I didn't mean to imply that new technology doesn't kill certain types of jobs.
It just creates other types of job in their place. So it's not sufficient to sit back en do nothing. Most of the time the replacement jobs require higher skilled people. So you need to get your education system in order. You need training programs to reorient people towards those new jobs.
Yes, yes, but this time it's REALLY killing off our jobs!!
Alarmist articles about how the latest technologies are going to destroy all jobs is not new. Most of the time the job destruction is either overestimated or temporary.
4) Climate change. The theory is nearly 200 years old; the lab-scale proof is over 150 years old; definitive proof it's happening out in the environment is over 50 years old. It's happening, right now, and given politics and the endless prattle of ignorant jackasses it doesn't look like it's going to be slowing down any time soon.
Did you use the double C? Wow extra points for courage!
All the climate deniers will come and say: "Hey look buddy. There is not Climate Change." And if you wimper "but what about the drought". They will say loud and simple: "There is no drought. There is no Climate change and there is no drought. Everything is fine. It's FINE!".
So do I. If it's fusion, that is.
Its about GLASS! There is no abend you f**moron.
Oh. "About bending". I see. Well, never mind (sheepish grin).
Enter the internet.
People will simply compare prices and buy on-line.
So if you get them in your store half the work of selling an item off-line is already done.
Indeed, she (the woman's mind in a lego body) doesn't need too much neurons does she?
And should I mention fembot? Best not.
Both. I regularly hack them to make sure I have good weather while on holliday!
The Kyoto protocol (1997), the very first global agreement on reducing carbon pollution is nearly 2 decades old.
So, yes we have been polluting for decades. And we knew it.
I can second that!
Major dissapointment that started with the very first scene: robot runs with woman's bag.
Police officer goes in pursuit.
All the time during this (much too long) scene I kept wacking my brain as to why this police guy was trying to catch up with what was very clearly a robot in the grip of the first law. Only at the end it dawned on me: he thought the robot had stolen the bag! What a let down. How could they do this to us? How could the ones looking afther Isaac Asimov's heritage let this happen?
Whatever loopholes one could find around the first law in the Asimov universe, surely nothing as balatant would ever be possible. No way you could explain that stealing is not hurting a human being.
Nope. Hari's wife Dors Venabili is a robot.
Two can Live as Cheaply as One for Half as Long. -- Howard Kandel
