Thank you. I also installed Cube ACR on Nord N200 5G. Test call worked and recorded just fine.

Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!!!

(Its been a long time)

Over the weekend I had a birthday gathering for my child. One of the overnight camping guests was a 13 y/o boy. He brought his Walkman and huge collection of vintage tapes that were really my style of music. He gets his tapes from garage sales.

Although he also brought other electronic devices, he gave me hope for the next generation that they can still use other things as we did.

If it is that important that you don't trust a dual boot, you probably aren't going to trust anything that is in 1 package.

That being said, I carry 2 laptops (personal and business) and 2 phones. I have 2 phones as well, same reason.

As others have pointed out, this is a non story. I do wonder if the source of story is from somebody that has an interest in a different lens company.

I need different powers of contacts depending on what I'm doing that day. If I'm on a computer all day, there is a pair for that. If I'm going stargazing, there is a pair for that. If I'm walking in the woods hunting for shrooms, yup, another pair. Night? Completely different script too.

I have only found 1 optometrist that understood my need for dialing in lenses given the application. The problem was that their computer system wouldn't allow the different contact prescriptions. Sure, she gave me a paper copy, but I had to keep the paper copy, because their system wouldn't allow for the multiple 'scripts.

This company offers a service to me. Please let me decide what specifications I need for my eyes.

Can we please have the 1st 5 seasons (and the movies) of Futurama back?

Here's the problem: the study, as far as I can tell, at no point actually gives the success rate, in any way. It only talks about the percentage of funded companies with women on the executive team. That's all. It then pretends that that percentage is some kind of proxy for a success rate, but it isn't. It could, in fact, be that all companies with women on the executive team that apply for funding get it (which would imply that VCs actually have a strong bias towards women-run companies), and there just aren't a lot of such companies. It could also be that very few such companies receive funding (which would imply the exact opposite, that VCs have strong anti-women biases). In other words: the study tells us exactly nothing about VC bias for or against women. And the study does make this claim: it says women are "shut out" of VC funding, but it in no way shows that.

No, there probably isn't such a data set. You know how to fix that? You go out and you make the data set. That's what science is all about. It's not easy, but few things worth doing are.

Physics works. Stones, children, vomit, crap.... It is all the same, enough gs, anything will work its way out.

I completely agree and that is why I recommended 'standard' edition. This was refused by the school because they have been sold on the EDU edition. The value adds are minimal, with the exception is that it was 'free'.

I taught a Minecraft class last year at our school last year for 3rd-8th grade kids. They tolerated Minecraft EDU, but would rather just play on servers or in LAN world as a regular Minecraft Client.

They won't be having the class this year as the Education Edition requires them to upgrade their lab to Windows 10. They aren't going to do that and want linux in the classroom. Now that Education Edition requires W10 for both client/server, I no longer have any interest in the 'value add' of the EDU product.

I can almost appreciate the need for a W10 server, but requiring all clients to be on W10? No thanks.

I should have been much more clear. But what you say:

"Except you're a decade behind the times"

Is exactly what my point was. So is N Korea.

Macs are still the best platform for manipulating photos and videos, right?

I'm just wondering if it will be moderated on 'totalfark'. Totalfark is the paid side of Fark. I could see this as just revenue generation.

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