I’m not even sure I believe this was a genuine interaction, still an excellent composition.
Comcast/xfinity is terrible : 5.5mb/s on a Friday afternoon, tethering on my 4g phone : 25mb/s
I used to patronize Best Buy for everything. DVDs, CDs, video games, computer parts, cables and everything else. Now it’s an infuriating experience, in person and online.
Good riddance to bad rubbish.
Can we accelerate this process?
got excited about getting into the diablo 3 beta, only to be quite dissapointed by the amount of content available and poor writing for your voice actors.
“bring me his bones”, from “the skeleton king” - totally didn’t see that one coming.
anyway, if you could maybe attempt a release sometime this decade i might give it a shot, but at this rate i’m expecting a duke nukem forever experience; that is to say, i probably won’t even buy it.
I know who 2pac was
I know what playing cards are
I know what a cassette tape is
It just does click for me
JoolsDec 19, 2011 6:47 AM
On FedEx vehicle for delivery
SOUTH BOSTON, MA
Welp, there goes my productivity.
@[REDACTED because fuck you I won’t play into generating clicks] makes running apps in the cloud as simple as sharing files in a Dropbox.
Thanks, but I have a solid enough grasp on technology where I don’t need to associate the words “apps” and “cloud” in this manner.
You see, some of us already comprehend client-server architecture, and we are aware of how valuable interoperable data can be.
But please, stop dressing up established concepts as new or innovative simply because you can fool people with terms like “cloud” - it’s really getting old.
“Nokia: Youths are fed up with iPhone, baffled by Android” … “Nokia’s Windows Phones haven’t hit the U.S., but at least one company executive thinks they’ll be a slam dunk.”
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/43455/nokia-iphone-fed-up-baffled-android
This may fool your shareholders for a while, but the rest of the industry is wise to your impending demise.
