[quote who="Uvah" reply="36" id="3330959"]Growing pains.[/quote] True - the old adage of never buying 1.0 still applies.
Dr Guy
Having 2 Marvin Stones in the same outfit is still kind of weird. Marvin does not sound like a common name (I have known none personally).
A definite "so there!". I guess the other instructors were just too cautious to try something new.
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="1" id="3337933"]Hope it helps - it does for many.[/quote] I appreciate the information! My wife is on glucosamine. I am not crazy about the mega doses of Ibuprofen because of the potential side effects.
I see that most have answered your direct questions, I will throw some more things out there for you. Instead of running wires all over the place (My wife made me pick up all my wires), look at using existing wires to connect to your hub/switch or wireless. Wireless you can buy a wireless bridge that a wire form the TV runs to and then connects wirelessly to your WAP. (so the bridge sits next to your TV) Not bad if they are in close pr
Sounds like you had to grow up fast. But yea, while I was not in the army, I still did stupid things when I was 17 as well.
[quote who="thadianaphena" reply="93" id="3337948"]There indeed is more wealth, however all the wealth is at the top. There "might be" some kind of "potential" for wealth to be created on the bottom, however I highly doubt this will ever happen.[/quote] Gee, and I did not realize I was at the top. But I am much more wealthy today than I was in 1983. But I still cannot buy a Bill Gates. [quote who="thadianaphena" reply="96" id="3338014"]Hundreds of th
There are far more followers than leaders. How could it happen? It starts with dehumanizing them. If they are not human, it is no different than putting dogs and cats down. Once you break the barrier of humanity, the rest becomes easy.
And level 3? We often take things for granted - until we get to places where even necessities are not commonplace. It makes us appreciate what we have all the more.
Sorry about your loss. I guess we are all starting to lose friends now.
[quote who="Wizard1956" reply="1" id="3333477"] 8. Everyone on your contacts list receives an e-mail supposedly from you with nothing in the subject line, an often cryptic or unusual message or no message at all, and a link for the recipient to click. This is not always due to your account being hacked. Good list Doc.[/quote] Be careful of those. Often the from address is spoofed, so when everyone asks you why YOU sent it, it may just b
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="31" id="3330513"]Love the hardware but the OS and apps are beta level still.[/quote] That is succinctly my assessment as well.
My brother was 36 when he had one. We do not have a history of it, so it was quite unexpected. And as I am 15 years older than he, I was a bit concerned as well. But I give blood every 8 weeks. 7 years ago, the vampires told me I had Hypertension. So I have been treating it ever since. Then my Cholesterol got a bit high (which my family does have a history of), but I am fortunate in that I am treating it with diet and Niacin (no Statins - I discusse
[quote who="myfist0" reply="4" id="3327287"]Can't the librarian change it though, until congress makes it permanent?[/quote] Yes - but I doubt he will without legislation.
I guess if someone is going to hack you, they will do it from a browser. But I noticed that Yahoo does not have either the POP logins or the Android ones (I have them both set for 15 minutes and it did login, but it only showed my browser gadget that logs in every 10 minutes).
MS Compromise - take away a right, give it back restricted. Sorry, I read the new agreement. It still is not a capitulation, and hardly a compromise. You have less now than you did before 2013.
And I notice that winter is over since you have shaved your beard! Who needs Punxsutawney Phil? ;-)
[quote who="jackswift85" reply="77" id="3328544"]I think the argument is less "everyone should have a yacht" and more "the American businessmen who have yachts are not investing in their American employees or creating more American jobs".[/quote] Probably for the same reason you mow your own lawn, instead of hiring a landscaping service to do it. When you penalize someone for doing something, they will stop doing it. And that is how the tax laws are structured here.
[quote who="Jafo" reply="67" id="3328084"] What's a 'yatch'? ....[/quote] A Yiddish Bedbug.
[quote who="psychoak" reply="65" id="3328005"] Even better, some schmuck gets paid way more than he should to drive a yatch around and take care of it instead of having a real job.[/quote] now, now, do not bust on the owners nephew. ;-)
Great minds think alike! Now about that probing comment. ;-)
Whether feigned or not, the difference is stark. They vigorously defend the illegal killing of American citizens, and decry the successful execution of a war not started by the US. IN short, they are against everything American. They mourn a man who destroyed a democracy, and revile a man who helped preserve one.
That was the lesson they taught you.
[quote who="impinc" reply="26" id="3327570"]Are you sure about this?[/quote] Only on the Kindle Fire (which uses a version of the Android OS). I do not have another one. Still, with Handbrake. that is really a non issue with me. So you may be correct on the other Android tablets - I was just speaking of my own.
[quote who="klaxton499" reply="45" id="3327254"] Dr. Guy, You bring up an interesting point for discussion. However, with all due respect, I think the presentation doesn't assume a static pie. He speaks in percentages. Thus, enlarging the pie doesn't necessarily elevate the bottom quarter of the population. This is the argument the presenter is trying to make. Growth alone can't solve this issue.[/quote] Klaxton - I understand