it's almost like you don't know world history or something. Humans are not peaceful creatures, go read a book.
it's almost like you don't know world history or something. Humans are not peaceful creatures, go read a book.
Never forget that these men and women do a job so that you don't have to worry that your teenager will get kidnapped and murdered walking home from school.
The problem is, people don't know how to drive—and those of us who close up the gap don't want to be stuck behind those people.
Really? This is all completely unnecessary- you've never needed cables of any sort. It's so easy it's almost a joke, contrary to what this article tries to say. It's just 2-4 clicks to change 1-2 dropdowns.
i have never needed a cable to record audio from the computer. Just select the approriate source.
Assuming that you just have one single computer acting as a server, I don't think it's that expensive. My computer's on all day every day already (stackexhange has this answer from a looooong time ago too http://superuser.com/questions/3204…)
Because EVERYTHING is easier to drive than a Carrera GT.
How? I still have the 50 GB I got for jumping on as an early adopter. It's actually the first time I haven't felt screwed over by Microsoft for being an early adopter.
Unless you're referring to some quirk of the Business side, I'm not sure what you mean? As far as I know, paying customers are carried over, and any free users still have the basic 7 GB + 3GB for the autobackup + 500MB per referral + most of us got at least the 20GB upgrade if we missed the 100GB one. I'd say this…
WHAT! You didn't use any sugru??
The strap is clearly just a hacked together idea and not an actual strap, the actual watch itself is what's interesting.
I can't say I have any crazy stories, most of the time it is just me trying to tell my mom how to copy a file or save an e-mail, but one time my now father-in-law decided to back up his entire computer using norton ghost, great, but at the time I didn't know this, so here I am looking around his computer trying to…
In addition to what other guys said, don't forget the world outside US.
I rarely ever use Spotify, and I haven't used Pandora in years. 99% of my music is still bought and put into a good old-fashioned music player in MP3 format.
I like the money one, but I think I'll try to switch it up:
AWESOME. It does work. After you rename the file, open VirtualBox. Create a new virtual machine, give it a name, allocate some RAM, and when it asks to create a virtual hard drive, select the option "use an existing virtual hard drive file". Point it to the VHD file you made, and you're good to go!
(Am I right in assuming that America just doesn't really do instant coffee?)
After setting things up, you can start the GCP service on the CLI with "chromium —type=service". I just tested this successfully on my RasPi.
The real value in these documents is reading it before you need it. It might surprise you how much you might retain.
Also let me know when they post the Boy Scout Manual as the same kind of app. I've said this many times, if I get lost in the wilderness, I hope to have that book with me.