And for Valve, producing SteamOS images could be easier, meaning they can focus their dev efforts on something else.
Mama told me not to come.
She said, that ain’t the way to have fun.
And for Valve, producing SteamOS images could be easier, meaning they can focus their dev efforts on something else.
I hope it ends up similar to OpenSUSE’s OBS, or even better, that they can reuse a lot of the work OBS has done. I use it and think it’s fantastic.
What exactly did you learn? If it’s that there are a number of different types of stem cells, then we really need to improve scientific communication to the average person. I learned this kind of thing because I’m interested, but I thought this was being taught to kids since they were an active area of research (something like 15-20 years?).
Well, “nuclear” has come to mean “fission,” because that’s how it’s used in every nuclear energy system today. “Fusion” isn’t something that exists in a meaningful way outside of science labs.
So I think that association is fair. If you mean “fusion,” you should say “nuclear fusion.”
Yup, 2 + 2 = 5
, I love big brother.
BTW, reading Julia right now, which is the same setting, but with more graphic language and a dose of feminism. Will probably follow up with a re-read of 1984, it’s been a few years.
So, the first few minutes of any politician opening their mouth?
Maybe it’s a regional thing, or maybe you’re just a hothead, hard to tell.
Either way, in my region, “scuzzy” and “sequel” are the dominant pronunciations for SCSI and SQL in my field.
LibreOffice Online does. It’s not built around it, but Collabora’s work has added some level of collaboration to it.
That said, if collab features are your top priority, then OnlyOffice may be the better option, since it was built web-first. I don’t know what OpenOffice offers here though.
Nah, there are no such rules, like anything else, initialisms are defined by speakers of the language, and that’s what industry professionals seem to use most often.
Yup, pretty much the same. If we do get email, they’re usually pretty short, or they’re corporate nonsense.
The C is hard because the second word is “Computer.” The O in “Computer” becomes a “u” sound because “scossy” sounds odd.
Yup, nothin’ like a little buckshot in the mornin’.
That’s fair, not sure why they’d go through that much effort when DOM attributes exist.
I love physical books as well, I just don’t like storing them. So yeah, libraries rock.
I wish more authors accepted donations. I read a ton of books from my library, and I’m happy to give them some money every now and then, but I don’t really want to have the actual book. Publishers take so much of they money, that I often just end up not bothering.
Exactly. And most libraries won’t take them as donations, and if they do, they’ll probably just toss it if it doesn’t sell on their $1 bin.
I still buy books, I just wish there was a more efficient way of rewarding the author. For that $10 book, I’m guessing the author gets $1-2, so why don’t we just split the different and give me the e-book for $4-5?
I took a shortcut, I wanted to write a book, so I did a first draft, then completely forgot about it.
Boom, all the satisfaction of writing a book without most of the actual work.
Can confirm, my firstborn was almost taken away by them. Good thing I brought my shotgun.
They kind of tried with UWP apps in the Microsoft Store, but they didn’t catch on.