And here is @ryanov at El Arcangle in Granada

Nice test.

Bing never returns useful search results. As an end user, it's a useless search service.

@dafyre said:

@scottalanmiller lol. I'm dafyre on Steam too, I think.

Invite sent there as well.

We have more active people in your part of the world now. Hopefully it is not so quiet anymore.

Equal parts white American, colby jack and mozzarella.

I think the bigger issue is that you allowed a user to run a Ethernet cable without supervision.

What were you thinking?!

@scottalanmiller said:

I saw a good example of that on 9gag, of course, showing what is often showed to Americans about Beirut while not showing that it is a beautiful, modern city.

Do that with the Pyramids. The city comes right up to the edge of them now.
yet most pictures show them completely isolated.

@NIC,.. I'm sorry..I'm going to have to down vote your photo there...

Why,... well,.. because - HAIR!...

*grumbles

@Lakshmana said:

Can I know Who is Francis?What he is doing ?

Founder of Spiceworks.

Good Handsome Person Looks Like Scientist

@brianlittlejohn said:

I think this year I handled the time change better than others... i just had alot of Jameson the night before, then didn't care about doing anything the next day

I moved to a place that doesn't have it. I win.

Totally awesome!

@Jason said:

Roku 3 was totally worth the money.. To bad it's made me less productive already.

It is worth the $$... And saving us about $80 bucks a month in cable fees... Our TV bill was ~90 bucks a month. We completely dropped Cable TV (still have them for their awesome internet!)... I don't count Netflix since we've always paid for that... but we got Hulu for $8 a month, and SlingTV for $30 a month)... (Sling TV offers a few live channels, like TBS, Disney (and XD and Junior), History Channel, Boomerang, CartoonNetwork, and a few kids channels in our package.

@scottalanmiller I just stumbled across that, lol.

@Carnival-Boy said:

And yet the US produces more highly successful entrepreneurs than pretty much anywhere else in the world...which just backs up my theory that these aren't skills that entrepreneurs need or generally have.

But that's not why. The skills are universal. The US produces entrepreneurs in droves only because we produce investors in droves. Nearly all countries have entrepreneurs at similar levels, I'd argue that Central America produces them in much higher quantity by percentage of population. But the US produces rich ones because there is startup capital available. Almost no one else has that.

@MattSpeller said:

@gjacobse I'll take the raft, stoked with gasoline, fired at by the largest naval guns using high explosive my estate can afford

Modern day Viking 😉

I was playing guitar anyway...

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@coliver said:

Am I the only one that is loving Windows 10?

nope

Congrats, that's awesome.