If I remember, I didn't hear audio on the headphones after plugging them into the port on the front. I was trying to use it as a simple audio CD player.
Centrist economic policy (no hard one way position on economy), libertarian social policy (little government). Hard to say really... what would you call a system which advocates workers rights while also supporting a free market?
I dislike any browser which blocks content (such as ads) by default. It may sound silly, but Imo, that's not what a browser should be doing. It's job is to act as an HTTP client, render HTML and do caching, storage and all the management which goes with it and offer any tools to tinker with it.The meaning of the content displayed should be of no concern to the browser as it is subjective.I will install an addon to deal with unwanted content as I see fit. Firefox is getting kinda bloated with all the things which come with it (pocket, accounts, default bookmarks...), but I can live with that.
She could just give the actual medal to him as tribute for her favorable future endeavors regarding the leadership of Venezuela. We all know where she stands though..
Indeed, this reads like not enough interaction with the real world, or possibly just anarchist thesis? Nina sounds like an extremist anarchist, so I guess it's par for the course.
It’s not like normal PC manifacturers where they need to buy already made sticks at market price
AFAIK, they also negotiate and buy product into the future. The only difference is the product is the stick, sent by the palette from the factory, instead of a spool of memory chips. Neither are paying the market price, they negotiate a price for delivery a year in advance.
Heard about this a few times now and witnessed it too. I don't recall which movie it was, since it was forgettable, but the characters felt the need to remind me what was going on in the plot more than four times and I remember actually questioning my sanity. Like, do they think I'm this stupid and can't follow a simple plot?
I absolutely want politics in gaming. Without it, we'd be stuck in the arcade era. Sure, sometimes I also like to zone out on puzzle games which are largely devout of it. Imagine The Witcher 1 without politics, is there even a game there?
This is the way.I come into the office early in the morning when its still night and use the dark theme. When the sun comes out, I switch to light. Monitor brightness should blend into the surrounding light. Eye strain otherwise.
Is this the guy who cured HIV in two embryos by gene editing and was then shunned by the scientific community for not following regulation and procedure and playing god?
Heh, I loved most of the movies mentioned in the comments and I love old movies. I was expecting a lot more obscure cinema, not Godfather.More controversially, I did find Lynch to be a boring film maker. I thought his more mainstream titles like The Straight Story (which I loved) or Elephant Man were the better of his work.Also thought Yasujiro Ozu was pretty boring. I get his point, and I get how he plays with movement with smoke and wind and every scene is well thought out, but I couldn't get behind the stories he was trying to tell.
Like I did 25 years ago. We'd all use more different websites and that would be it. I'll gladly take these giant corpos for granted because if they disappeared, the market would not disappear with them. There would be others which would replace them and in the beginning, they would all be small companies or community driven efforts. A glory to behold.
What do you really think there corporations can offer that can't be replaced by anyone else? Shit, google in the 90's was two guys in a garage and ebay was someone's old computer used as a server and it worked. It can all be replaced.
I like fedora because it uses Duke Nukem Forever as its package manager.