Phew. That's good to know. I'd hate to be the owner of a basketball team. It'd only be worse if it were baseball or American football (or any UK/European football team for that matter, as that sport is almost as tedious). Actually, pretty much all sports teams would bore me.
But anyway, if it...
It's odd to hear people complaining about food and drink prices in cinemas from a UK perspective. There's an anti-monopoly law here which means you can bring in your own food and drink if you wish, though the cinemas do a roaring trade from ignorance of this or people who don't think in advance...
Because it will make his defence even better and further embarrass the corrupt departments that went outside their own laws to try to take him down.
Although it's easy to see in black and white and label him a criminal, life is rarely so simple.
As a long-time Nintendo fan (from SNES through to the Wii), as weird as this is about to sound, I activel WANT Nintendo to fail.
Why?
Simple. Nintendo has become arrogant. It got lucky with the Wii and (to a lesser extent) with the GameCube, but the Wii U has shown that it can't continue to...
i7 required? I highly doubt that. I think that might be for the recommended specs.
In any case, I'm sure my AMD 8320 could handle it easily, not that the game interests me alas.
Stress leads to increased chances of developing a mental illness. What's so hard to understand about that?
It's the reason why teachers (especially in the UK) have such a high rate of mental illness.
Considering there's no VIABLE OS alternative to it that will actually do everything that every Windows user need, that article is a load of twaddle.
Please note the use of "viable" there. This means that you cannot currently count Android, OSX or Linux for desktop PCs.
Whilst it might be unfair to lumber everything on Ballmer, he's always been a belligerent and stubborn arse and has not exactly done anything terrific during his tenure in of himself.
A true leader doesn't just manage good people but gives them a firm direction and guides the company.
I disagree slightly there.
to = used for the intended recipient (or recipients) of the mail and they should be addressed as such in the mail
cc = not addressed to them (not any mention made of their names) but it does concern them and as such they've been included
@HardOCP Admin:
That should read "SSDs" at the end. When making a singular word comprising all upper case letters into a plural word, you just add an "s" at the end. You only need an apostrophe when the word is all lower case letters (e.g., do's and don't's).
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