I used this in an email to an entire team at work the other week without thinking about it and ended up having to explain what it meant to eight people.
I suppose I should be flattered that people actually read my group emails.
If I got that at the end of one of ours I would send a congratulatory response. Keep it up.
It probably helps that most of the emails I have cause to send to multiple people are of the form "For the love of God please stop doing [something] that you lot have apparently decided is a good idea for some reason".
I love the headline to this article, that is linked from that one. Something about it amuses me.
If they'd subsidize the vending machine industry to modify all the coin slots to take $1 coins, everyone would use them.
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I guess I just see buying a laptop for the sole purpose of running a 6 year old game "decently" as a poor decision. To me it's spending too much or not spending enough depending on your perspective.
I guess I just see buying a laptop for the sole purpose of running a 6 year old game "decently" as a poor decision. To me it's spending too much or not spending enough depending on your perspective.
you've played WoW; we're not meaning a laptop for BC content, but one that can handle Northrend/whatever the new areas are called.
Besides, WoW is all a fair number of people play. That's cool.
I love the headline to this article, that is linked from that one. Something about it amuses me.
If they'd subsidize the vending machine industry to modify all the coin slots to take $1 coins, everyone would use them.
I actually just meant the sentence construction in general. I think because it uses that slightly comic form of making the sentence a few words longer than is strictly necessary. I do it with a fair degree of frequency myself.
I used this in an email to an entire team at work the other week without thinking about it and ended up having to explain what it meant to eight people.
I suppose I should be flattered that people actually read my group emails.
If I got that at the end of one of ours I would send a congratulatory response. Keep it up.
It probably helps that most of the emails I have cause to send to multiple people are of the form "For the love of God please stop doing [something] that you lot have apparently decided is a good idea for some reason".
As long as they aren't "I've lost my keys", I'm happy.
People, "all staff" is not an acceptable destination for this.
I love the headline to this article, that is linked from that one. Something about it amuses me.
If they'd subsidize the vending machine industry to modify all the coin slots to take $1 coins, everyone would use them.
I actually just meant the sentence construction in general. I think because it uses that slightly comic form of making the sentence a few words longer than is strictly necessary. I do it with a fair degree of frequency myself.
I agree it's funny, I was just commenting on the article I guess.
Although a $1.1bn stockpile in coins is a recipe for a fantastic heist movie.
I used this in an email to an entire team at work the other week without thinking about it and ended up having to explain what it meant to eight people.
I suppose I should be flattered that people actually read my group emails.
If I got that at the end of one of ours I would send a congratulatory response. Keep it up.
It probably helps that most of the emails I have cause to send to multiple people are of the form "For the love of God please stop doing [something] that you lot have apparently decided is a good idea for some reason".
As long as they aren't "I've lost my keys", I'm happy.
People, "all staff" is not an acceptable destination for this.
I get emails four or five times a day, sent to the division-wide mailing list (several hundred people, across five sites) that say "Has anyone seen file [reference]? It isn't in the cabinet."
This started intermittently about six months ago, and I think the general perception is that the window to crack down on it easily has been missed, so nobody bothers.
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the only way you can go wrong are intel integrated graphics
haha who's the godless nihilist now
Actually, I have successfully run it on that. Not through any real content, but it runs on a toaster, as the old phrase goes.
look at what I linked; a $400 laptop would play WoW fine, a $700 laptop will do it exceedingly well
Sell both, get a sweet laptop and an xbox
boo get off the stage!
PS: writing from the trenches of the epistemology war; the war is nearly lost--they are forcing us to do math now.
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Intel integrated graphics are basically wrong embodied in silicon form.
So have I! But I don't think the questioner's definition of well was 6 fps in Redshore.
He didn't say it was wrong, but rather that you were wrong to hold it.
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Some psychologist coming up to him, looking around all jumpy, asking how much for one of the twins.
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It probably helps that most of the emails I have cause to send to multiple people are of the form "For the love of God please stop doing [something] that you lot have apparently decided is a good idea for some reason".
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Unfamiliar with the area. I was getting ~15 in Dalaran at the time – the secret was my 13" screen, I think.
Unrelated: I feel insufficiently Christmassy. Anyone capable of making me a hat?
the only ones worth a damn are the embedded intel solutions, which are really just rebadged powervr chips
and that's usually when I'm not playing Ness or Lucas
you've played WoW; we're not meaning a laptop for BC content, but one that can handle Northrend/whatever the new areas are called.
Besides, WoW is all a fair number of people play. That's cool.
I actually just meant the sentence construction in general. I think because it uses that slightly comic form of making the sentence a few words longer than is strictly necessary. I do it with a fair degree of frequency myself.
As long as they aren't "I've lost my keys", I'm happy.
People, "all staff" is not an acceptable destination for this.
And Senj isn't talking about the graphics card company
They literally have the processing power of a doll made out of twigs and shark teeth
Although a $1.1bn stockpile in coins is a recipe for a fantastic heist movie.
That guy from Epic or 3DRealms or something had a serious meltdown in the media about the crappiness of Intel graphics chips a couple of years ago.
He basically said that PC gaming is in the state it's in because of Intel, and that it was killing the industry.
most of the time the games just crash with BARON_SAMEDI_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Pfft, I got Linux running on a doll of twigs and shark teeth.
I'm surprised a guy like you doesn't beat me more often
I get emails four or five times a day, sent to the division-wide mailing list (several hundred people, across five sites) that say "Has anyone seen file [reference]? It isn't in the cabinet."
This started intermittently about six months ago, and I think the general perception is that the window to crack down on it easily has been missed, so nobody bothers.
ohhhhhhh.
I couldn't make jokes like that if I had a million years to try