For your consideration:
That is a picture of a 17-inch Apple PowerBook G4, circa 2003.
“Supported OS: Windows 7 / XP / Vista”
“But,” you say, “Macs can run Windows natively now.” True, but they couldn’t back then. Plus, WTF?!
The lady taking my lunch order today didn’t ask me my name, but instead whether I preferred “Philip” or “Phil.” I was wearing my badge. Imagine that; there are smart and/or observant people out there after all.
Writing lim’ricks is more than just luck:
It takes patience and skill not to suck.
So when taking the time
For a four-letter rhyme,
One should certainly use the word “darn.”
Funny, I was researching DDIs not too long ago. I like the idea. It reduces the number of light phases to two. We’ll see if they execute the concept correctly.
Colorado may get its first safe-minded “diverging diamond interchange” - The Denver Post.
I agree 100%. However I propose to take it one step further and introduce the jumping ovation. As the standing ovation has become so commonplace as to devalue its original meaning, we should introduce a new form of ovation that not only goes above and beyond the s.o. but also forces the audience member to evaluate the personal cost of said ovation by asking himself, “do I really want to put the effort into jumping for this performance? Was it that good?”