Menubars/toolbars were not n00b-friendly but great for anyone that used a computer for technical reasons. Old Photoshop, any CAD software, Excel. Smaller buttons and more of them is a steeper learning curve but results…
And fuck anyone that likes fullscreen programs and uses multiple monitors.
No we don't, and propagating this myth is damaging to people suffering that need that medication. Many medications behave extremely differently under different dosages, delivery methods and variants. To quote an ex of…
>Well isn't it telling that Apple hasn't focused on thinner and lighter than what is currently available for 5 years now? Not really. Jony Ive, chief designer at Apple for most of the iphone era, left in 2019. He and…
>No state seems willing to provide enough assistance to allow for Ukrainian victory Because Putin will never back down, by definition a Ukrainian "victory" would require the fall of Russia. Which would likely require a…
>I prefer longer videos myself. So does YouTube. It rewards longer videos both monetarily and algorithmically. This is why there's been so many videos over the last few years that are just barely over 20min or just…
Almost every big-name band now, metal or not, will have an 'R U OK' moment somewhere in the set. Metal has (for me) been the only gigs where it actually feels authentic. Tall fat & autistic, I've spent my whole life…
Ugh, yeah. VBA not VBS. I'd like to say "the keys are right next to each other", but the truth is I've been in both those worlds for far too long...
>In 2026, Microsoft Access is still fully supported and bundled into Microsoft 365 Enterprise subscriptions. Having a subscription is only a small part of the total cost. Access works best when combined with a bunch of…
Thanks for that info.
Wait, what? I'm on the waitlist for that phone as I thought it was a great idea in general, regardless of the renders. Have I been had? I've never (ever) bought a phone because of what it looks like in marketing…
You're not controlling an FPS character walking, you're controlling the 'throttle' of how fast you're moving fwd or backward. Holding it down increases speed. Forward means light is hitting your eyes faster, making it…
That's perfectly believable! Just a pity one hasn't been invented yet, and going by, well... <gestures vaguely in the air> ...everything, never will be.
>the cost of switching is just not that high Oh, my sweet summer child. Please realise that such blanket statements like that are profoundly ignorant. (Note: I'm running an entirely Windows-free household. ) The problem…
>I'm fine seeing results for multiple trims if I didn't specify one. And when you DO specify one, but get results for something else entirely?
The day searches started giving us ads instead of what we asked for (as opposed to in addition to what we asked for) was the day they stopped being useful. Which for Google was many years ago. This is not "cross…
Honestly that'd probably appeal to Reznor's aesthetic.
That'd be a lot easier to believe if you provided a source, which you should do if you care enough to comment in the first place, I think? A cursory google suggests that the return-to-office movement is primarily driven…
I compiled the project on a whim during COVID. It played okay. There was even a very small pool of players who had presumably just done exactly the same thing.
I was a hypocrite even writing that comment; my latest phone ALSO has an FM radio. Guess that reddit-quippiness infected me too much that day, sorry.
Just like with VR, you can keep on claiming forums are "dead" all you like. Me and all my friends will keep on using them daily. therearedozensofus.gif
How did you get it? ... How many titles do you have?! I know there's people like Sir David Attenborough who have three alphabets worth of letters after their name, but I hadn't considered the idea of gaming the system…
Good thing you're the majority of people, then.
"It's not" only has two matches; the third is "It's noticable". The other two are a whole paragraph dedicated to "it's not X, it's Y" which is a little more than you'd normally expect. Firefox doesn't seem to…
My ex wife's parents couldn't change a tire. I had to do it for them, once.
Menubars/toolbars were not n00b-friendly but great for anyone that used a computer for technical reasons. Old Photoshop, any CAD software, Excel. Smaller buttons and more of them is a steeper learning curve but results…
And fuck anyone that likes fullscreen programs and uses multiple monitors.
No we don't, and propagating this myth is damaging to people suffering that need that medication. Many medications behave extremely differently under different dosages, delivery methods and variants. To quote an ex of…
>Well isn't it telling that Apple hasn't focused on thinner and lighter than what is currently available for 5 years now? Not really. Jony Ive, chief designer at Apple for most of the iphone era, left in 2019. He and…
>No state seems willing to provide enough assistance to allow for Ukrainian victory Because Putin will never back down, by definition a Ukrainian "victory" would require the fall of Russia. Which would likely require a…
>I prefer longer videos myself. So does YouTube. It rewards longer videos both monetarily and algorithmically. This is why there's been so many videos over the last few years that are just barely over 20min or just…
Almost every big-name band now, metal or not, will have an 'R U OK' moment somewhere in the set. Metal has (for me) been the only gigs where it actually feels authentic. Tall fat & autistic, I've spent my whole life…
Ugh, yeah. VBA not VBS. I'd like to say "the keys are right next to each other", but the truth is I've been in both those worlds for far too long...
>In 2026, Microsoft Access is still fully supported and bundled into Microsoft 365 Enterprise subscriptions. Having a subscription is only a small part of the total cost. Access works best when combined with a bunch of…
Thanks for that info.
Wait, what? I'm on the waitlist for that phone as I thought it was a great idea in general, regardless of the renders. Have I been had? I've never (ever) bought a phone because of what it looks like in marketing…
You're not controlling an FPS character walking, you're controlling the 'throttle' of how fast you're moving fwd or backward. Holding it down increases speed. Forward means light is hitting your eyes faster, making it…
That's perfectly believable! Just a pity one hasn't been invented yet, and going by, well... <gestures vaguely in the air> ...everything, never will be.
>the cost of switching is just not that high Oh, my sweet summer child. Please realise that such blanket statements like that are profoundly ignorant. (Note: I'm running an entirely Windows-free household. ) The problem…
>I'm fine seeing results for multiple trims if I didn't specify one. And when you DO specify one, but get results for something else entirely?
The day searches started giving us ads instead of what we asked for (as opposed to in addition to what we asked for) was the day they stopped being useful. Which for Google was many years ago. This is not "cross…
Honestly that'd probably appeal to Reznor's aesthetic.
That'd be a lot easier to believe if you provided a source, which you should do if you care enough to comment in the first place, I think? A cursory google suggests that the return-to-office movement is primarily driven…
I compiled the project on a whim during COVID. It played okay. There was even a very small pool of players who had presumably just done exactly the same thing.
I was a hypocrite even writing that comment; my latest phone ALSO has an FM radio. Guess that reddit-quippiness infected me too much that day, sorry.
Just like with VR, you can keep on claiming forums are "dead" all you like. Me and all my friends will keep on using them daily. therearedozensofus.gif
How did you get it? ... How many titles do you have?! I know there's people like Sir David Attenborough who have three alphabets worth of letters after their name, but I hadn't considered the idea of gaming the system…
Good thing you're the majority of people, then.
"It's not" only has two matches; the third is "It's noticable". The other two are a whole paragraph dedicated to "it's not X, it's Y" which is a little more than you'd normally expect. Firefox doesn't seem to…
My ex wife's parents couldn't change a tire. I had to do it for them, once.