someguy3

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someguy3,

But you don’t know who’s the changling. He could be pretending to be a locked up Bashir to get them to shoot the real one. (Were they on stun settings? Would that work?)

someguy3, (edited )

Wasn’t it 160 acres of land?

someguy3,

Little more. Oo right there. Too much!

someguy3,

It’s a love hate relationship. I like YouTube, Gmail, etc. But I am growing wary of the spying, hate how they kill products so I never adopt any new ones, and I have performance complaints (YouTube on mobile hangs a lot).

someguy3,

Does no one write their 1 as a simple line down?

someguy3,

Which voice? The only one I can think of is a women’s voice.

someguy3,

Max HBO?

someguy3,

One business analyst figures it’s a new guy trying to establish his mark and/or his midlife crisis.

someguy3, (edited )

TIHI. All the name successors are already in place.

someguy3,

I can’t believe this doesn’t have Tom Cruise.

someguy3,

The only line I remember is “Vamoose you little varmint”.

someguy3,

Y’all must be mistaken.

someguy3,

Oh is that why there’s no shift click ability?

someguy3,

Men of quality do not fear equality.

someguy3,

Didn’t even notice until your comment. How do you even buy one of those?

someguy3,

That looks like an LCD.

someguy3,

Maybe, the ones I know of you’re supposed to be in a dark room. Maybe they’ve gotten better.

Random thought: Windows is largely successful because of Piracy

Windows as a software package would have never been affordable to individuals or local-level orgs in countries like India and Bangladesh (especially in the 2000’s) that are now powerhouses of IT. Same for many SE Asian, Eastern European, African and LatinoAmerican countries as well....

someguy3,

I think Windows is successful because it was defacto preinstalled on all computers. Even people in third world countries are buying computers whole, not a basket of parts to assemble.

Also software. You’re not going to assemble a computer, install Linux, and then not be able to run anything on it. You want to run all the software that was built to run on Windows, which was built to run on Windows because it came installed on every computer, etc. (Remember Linux back then really couldn’t run all that much. No office? No games? You’re toast.)

someguy3,

So servers? Yes we all know that.

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