@MattKing said:

@scottalanmiller said:

LMAO. The Dildo Virus.

HAHAHAHA cannot up that enough.

That's what she said!!

Ohhh sick burn.

@thecreativeone91 So long as 4:3, 5:4, 16:9, 16:10, and 21:9 monitors continue to be supported, this can encompass and perform well with any of these standards. And the markets are slow to change. I don't think 16:9 will be going anywhere for a while, and 21:9 is growing in popularity. It's early enough in it's lifecycle that one of these monitors will be very useful for probably upwards of 5 years. After all, people still use VGA, and that came out in 1987. And I'm not super picky for displays, I'll be coming from dual 21" 1280 x 1024 monitors. So I'll most likely get around 8 years of use before I feel the need to upgrade again, unless some huge paradigm shift happens in the display peripheral world.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@MattKing Yep, similar technology. The stove uses induction with an electromagnet with a moving field to generate heat though.

@thecreativeone91 Ahh, see I might not understand that directly, but it makes more sense in my head. Off to Wikipedia!

All the more reason to keep your tech up to date. Obsolete stuff is obsolete for a reason: It's obsolete.

No. we were heading west.

@JaredBusch said:

@Hubtech said:

me too! wish i could /wanted to take the time/ merge all of my contacts with icloud instead of my email addresses.

I keep starting but not finishing that...

#1stwrldprobs

It was the day when our production server got problem ahh
You know the feeling that 200 are people are waiting lols
Plus electric power problem due to strong typhoon.
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@scottalanmiller said:

I've been there for that. One of the reasons that I hate Florida beaches.

We don't really get ride tide in the Atlantic. It's a bigger body of water so it doesn't get as hot as the Gulf. Why do you hate Florida beaches?

@Dashrender said:

Someone's keyboard was happy.

Hopefully that was a Ctrl+V happy and not someone with way too much time on their hands.

Jawaiian.

@Carnival-Boy said:

I mean @scottalanmiller talks about subscription allowing "businesses better options to protect themselves, grow and excel.", but I can tell you that there is nothing in the new version of Photoshop or AutoCAD that will add any real value to our business.

AutoCAD you might be right, but at least the previous version of Adobe CS did add some pretty awesome new features.

LOL.. the next step is to build fake walls to cover everything!

Sounds familiar but have not seen it.

@thecreativeone91 said:

Yeah I was on the new version for a while switched it back but it's forced now. I honestly don't like it. I don't mind change but this seems like a change just for the sake of change rather than an improvement. Especially now that it doesn't show the topic title and OPs Name when you scroll. I also don't like the Ad spot looking things at the bottom of the pages reminds me of a lot of those bad/fake blogs.

All things I agree with. Spot on.

@ajstringham said:

@Kelly , I'm not opposed to the idea. Just most counselors wouldn't help.

Fair enough. You have to be in the right place, with a good counselor (doesn't necessarily have to have specific background on you) for it to work. It took me years before I was in the place.

Here we go

Youtube Video

FYI, using SQRL doesn't mean that a website won't still want a second way to verify someone's identity, etc.

Many of the doubters look at websites that use an email address as a logon name. These websites are getting a two for one benefit. SQRL does not get this. If the site wants to provide away to 'reset the user's password,' the site will need to find another way to verify identity, i.e. an email address, questions and answer, text message - whatever they want to use.