I work in a lab where we have access to the artificial color blue #1.
I work in a lab where we have access to the artificial color blue #1.
If you're looking for a "Why", you're probably in the wrong place. When it comes to installing betas and trying new software, Lifehacker tends to have more of a "Why not?" approach.
I need a "WHY to install SteamOS on your computer" article.
Honestly the single best career path to do the most evil in the world is missed.?
Personally, I think that if you are going to write a program with a gui, (or a web page. whatever) then a visual editor for the ide is critical. Personally I find it a whole lot easier to design things fluidly, instead of sitting down with a pen and paper and working out the design specifics, then having to debug…
I think it's great. One of the ultimate goals of software engineering is making things as modular as possible. The drag-and-drop methodology is the direct result of that thinking and, if done right, will only result in more uniform code that is easy to prototype and easy to debug. Plus, I feel that imagination…
You must be trapped in time somewhere
Forget all this arrows, light up symbols, and BS. Just walk your lazy ass around the car when you rent it.
I don't own a bicycle, but where I live, if you want to ride your bicycle without the chance of being killed, you would drive it to the state park (or other biking areas). Typically you spend the day at these places.
My favorite part about Prime is that now I just buy EVERYTHING on Amazon. Out of hand soap, deodorant, batteries, anything else? It'll be here in two days for free. As long as I don't need something RIGHT NOW, it's perfect because it saves me a trip to the store.
Didn't quite reach the end of the article, did we?
I've seen 5 million comments like this in forums and blogs around the internet by Luddites of all colors. Lacking the restraint to not pull your shiny toy out of your pocket is not a virtue. Nor is ignorance of technology. There is no nobility in living a life free of modern tools. It is a choice, sure, and one you're…
Libre is not even close to having the feature set as office. It nice if you don't have lots of money or can't get a student version but it is not an alternative to office in the business world.
Oh well. Someone will say it. Shift-delete in Windows. Sorry to butt in. Carry on.
How about a mostly informed user base?
With that lead in quote, I thought perhaps you'd met my wife.. She never tells me where we're going, just "turn here, get in that lane..."
Florida won't let you down. I promise.