It would've been a whole lot more useful a week ago.... In other news, I bled from a hundred different pores a week ago. AND it stung when I applied moisturizer. If you catch my drift.
WiFi
WiFi
Perfect! I hope this reaches consumers. I've actually wait until I take a shower to remove band aids.
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It used to be poplar back in the DSL/dialup days. Its basically a ancient version of Evernote, just not as robust.
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Agreed, the people that want to learn are generally in the minority. If you visit Lifehacker, chances are you want to learn something.
Then make a new account via a new email address.
They're probably one of the sponsors. They probably didn't pay the entire bill for the jet.
Here's a tip, use a American Express card and Paypal. Dispute first via eBay and then Paypal. Wait a week, if it doesn't work wait until your bill comes out at the end of your credit card's billing cycle and call AMEX.
Interesting, and related story.
Hands on experience is the best thing you could possibly do to get an education. For example, someone could totally suck at using computers. But if they spent tons of time using it, they'll eventually become savvy at it, or at least proficient.
Sometimes, its just plain luck. For example I got a iPod touch a couple weeks ago through one of its programs that's used to promote attendence. The said program is done on a semester-by-semester basis. I've only been capable of attending 6 of those sessions where they hand the stuff out. I only attended 2 of them…
If you want Multitasking gestures, I believe you can just edit some .plist file within the iPad's file system to enable it. I don't remember the exact path anymore, but I know it works. Just Google around and you should find it.
His name isn't "Mill Gates". Its "Gill Bates", get it right.
Its billions not millions.
Quite frankly, I despise the HDR video. It looks terrible. Flickers like crazy and the contrast is way WAY too high.
The whopper isn't bad. But the Big Mac is better.
"Unfortunately, isn't the tastiest"
"Tear gas your neighbors so they don't have to experience that horror."