Just reorganized my collection of 18092 PDF files by renaming them based on 12-word criteria pattern. Which is funny, since the number of files corresponds with the majority of the registration number of USCSS Nostromo.
All done by hand.
Lazy Saturday. Depending on the timezone, also Friday and Sunday.
Do you think it is overpriced?
Given its capabilities and the fact that you can buy used MS notebook/360 device for such a price? Of course.
$498
optional keyboard cover for an extra $101.
Ah, I understand. It’s an attempt to replicate Steve “unwashed” Jobs’ strategy, where buying overpriced stuff makes you BETTER, DIFFERENT and UNIQUE. Am I right?
Truth is dramatic.
Threat to Public Safety
Dude, you forgot which of two worlds is the real one. Hint: it’s not the Internet.
updating hard disc firmware
😆
using WinRAR
And that’s how I know that voting should be a privilege, not a right.
Hmmmmm, there’s definitely a merit in the idea, but I was more about dopamine excretion itself - from what I gather, the actual content should be playing the most important role in it, to the point that a, hmmmm, highly evocative scene would influence the brain no matter if seen in vivd colors or greyscale.
I need to do some research on the topic, to make up my mind. 😉
Interesting.
Gonna give it a read later.
Thank you. 👍
Can’t comment on the article’s content if it’s unavailable to read…
And judging from what little they decided to show, it’s not exactly an article relevant to what you’re saying here?
Could you provide a few links from some considerably respectable sources?
I’m not sure I follow.
Are you claiming that the colors have bigger impact on dopamine production than the actual content?
I absolutely am. You’re simply overthinking it - the scenario I provided makes plaintext *.txt perfect.
Sure, we can spend the rest of the day inventing scenarios, where Mr. NOTECH will be manipulated remotely by aliens, and what then, but that’s an exercise in creativity, not a situation that needs to be taken into account.
Unbeatabe, then.
The “PURPOSE” is the keyword.
If the purpose of the software is to work in closed, offline environment with Mr. NOTECH operating it via “line 5: rotations per minute; line 6: temperature in Fahrenheit” commands, then trust me, it’s going to get the job done.
“Press THIS button if you want to enter anyway”.
I think I need to fill a patent for this idea, since it’s brand new, fresh and nobody has ever heard about it…
Depends on the purpose of the software. In certain specific situations a plaintext *.txt is unbeatable.
Hiring Linux professionals would require competent IT management. Most corporations don’t have that.
And again: you’re allowing for your emotions to dictate your opinion. This is wrong approach and indeed one of main reasons Linux/FOSS is hard to sell on. After all, would you really want to work with, and give your money to people who think yourself to be incompetent in spite of knowing you? 😉
Same.
FOSS is crucial to the survival of freedom in IT (broad sense) - whoever claims otherwise, doesn’t understand what is going on all around him.
But it doesn’t mean that Linux/FOSS is allowed to stay blind and deaf and resist evolution, especially if it wants to become something more than a set of tools for network administrators…
https://www.pcmag.com/picks/the-best-budget-laptops
Thank you, goodnight.