I was dumbstruck when I saw VLC was on his list. I will do anything to avoid using VLC, in spite of its good support for so many codecs, simply because it has such an annoying interface. Media Player Classic is far superior, and it mostly just tries to act like a 15 year old version of Windows Media Player.
What if "obstacle B" is a cardboard cutout of Mickey Mouse and "obstacle A" is a person? Maybe you actually could make a better decision sometimes.
Actually, the idea that computers always will make a better decision than a person is hilariously optimistic. Sure, they will make a faster decision, which most of the time will avoid both obstacles, but that's not always the same as better.
There's no doubt in my mind that self-driving cars will improve traffic immeasurably, because of quicker reaction times, but computer-based systems frequently do really stupid things that no human would do. Putting one in a car doesn't make them flawless.
You joke, but a shorter copyright would actually encourage U2 to keep making music forever!
So, in spite of long copyright terms, U2 kept making music. These long terms didn't even solve the one problem that could have benefited consumers.
Yeah, well maybe next time he won't make people wait 6 years for the next book.
Touchdown was ok for Exchange.
I am using Mailwise, currently. It does threading and works with Exchange, my two requirements.
Lots of time between moves.
Just let anyone download it. The ISOs are everywhere already, the key is the only security you have anyway, and you should rather people get it from the official source rather than a torrent.
I have MSDN so I can download it as many times as I want without specifying any key (even though I have limited keys I can install it with).
The first time someone's legitimate key doesn't let them download it, your plan has failed.
"HTTP/2... also introduces unsolicited push of representations from servers to clients."
Seriously? Do we need yet ANOTHER way for a server to push unwanted code and malware onto our client systems?
Yes, we do.
What you're missing here is that this is pushing content that the browser was going to request in a few hundred milliseconds anyway. Why was the browser going to request it? Because the web page included a link to it.
Well, that sounds to me like my ad-blocking software won't work as well, because stuff that it would have stopped my browser from downloading will be pushed to me whether I request it or not
Maybe the drivers aren't interested in being the commodity that's pricing is in a race to the bottom, though.
It didn't work because drivers quickly realized they would be forced down to the lowest price that someone was willing to pay, and they can make more working for Uber.
We still use a Firefox 24 install for debugging GWT.
Are we going to put them in prison when they assault someone?
I think they mean competitive at producing the highest quality devices. Trying to turn the maximum profit does not typically result in the highest end devices, but rather the most profitable ones, which are typically mid-range products with last year's components.
I read this before. I think it pretty much sums up the situation. Sadly.
The bluetooth keyboard sliders are pieces of garbage. If samsung made one and wanted to charge $100 for it, I'd pay it. But read some of the reviews--those keyboards are crap.
My Droid 4 keyboard is the best miniature keyboard I've ever used.
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