Comment Re:Even if the features appealed... (Score 2) 54
I think they feel it would be more like humans communicate. But humans invented blackboards and certainly found them useful to improve communication.
I think they feel it would be more like humans communicate. But humans invented blackboards and certainly found them useful to improve communication.
While I understand that Cuba is currently under the thumb of an oppressive communist dictatorship
How long (in decades) has the US had Cuba under sanctions? It is a hypothetical, but what do you think the country would have been like had those sanctions not existed?
Oh, no, it's perfectly "legal." You "agreed" to allow your TV to be used like this in the EULA when you installed the app. ( https://blog.includesecurity.c... )
Facebook is not in chronological order.
People do not tell the truth about their motives when answering polls. News at 11.
What in the world are you talking about???
"avoiding the homeless" is NOT the reason Americans don't take public transit.
Right. Which makes Kisai's dismissal of the problem a waste of breath.
The 2013 rMBP can run OS XI, aka macOS 11 Big Sur. There are either a lot of people who didnâ(TM)t update their OS or a large number of very old devices out there, or both. Well, Mac hardware of good and it lasts along time. Yes, I have a Core 2 Duo-based 2007 MBP I still use.
I have been telling friends about this sort of thing for a long time. The usual reply is "meh", or in a rare case when they listen properly "meh, how will this affect me/what can I do ?". The problem is that most people do not read T&Cs before clicking "I have read and understand them and I agree."; this is because the wording of the T&Cs is deliberately such that it sucks the will to live from most people; the interesting bits 'hidden' 2/3 of the way down usually below long paragraphs on something boring like web site copyright and it not being liable for stuff.
The so called agreements are anything but; there should be regulation on how they are written so that they are fair to both consumer/client and the provider. But that will not happen.
IBM provided them with a server with all the required information WITH detailed instructions on how to setup the server (down to how to plug it in) and access the data. No evidence was used from this server, no reason to believe that SCOG ever set it up.
Now that would be an epic retro-unboxing video, LGR should get right on that.
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You misspelled "Microsoft."
Speaking of which: Is Micros~1 still shaking down companies using Linux for royalties over unspecified patents they allegedly hold?
Regarding a photomanager ever heard of shotwell ?
Exactly
I am sorry but learn to use the cli for 7zip
You can't go home again, unless you set $HOME.