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1. Its most annoying feature in my opinion (and its activated by default) is that it caches all your most recently most programs into memory every time your computer starts. Not only do I think this is a stupid feature, it takes ages to complete, hordes the memory, makes your hdd go nuts, and most of all I had no idea wtf was happening with my new computer.
2. file-indexing is activated by default - Microsoft didn't seem to realize this in conjunction with feature #1 makes your computer go crazy every time you start Vista. And it took me a while to figure out what was going on. My new computer which i bought 2 month ago was thus brought to a crawl every time I started up.
3. Interface is pretty but not intuitive, a lot of stuff is moved around for no apparent reason, eg you now have to wade through 3 or 4 links just go get to your network connection properties, which is something that should be more readily accessible to the average user.
I know these are all options which can be modified, but hell it took me a good few hours to figure out, and it annoyed me like crazy. Windows XP in comparison just seems faster, simpler and gets the job done quicker.
All in all I love the speed of chrome - but reliability of firefox is still a very big + for me.
"psi limit exceeded, require more cpu quota"
I would argue that the government has to play a role in controlling population flow and income, its very very scary if you give the same resources to 1 billion people and let them lose, if it works great, but if it fails, well that will be an epic fail.
Already in this economic crisis there is rumors of potential civilian riots due to loss of jobs, we're talking about the maybe less then 50 million (5% of population) rural workers who may lose their jobs due to closing factories. Imagine if the government gave incentives for just 10% more of the rural population to move to the cities - this effect would be multiplied many times.
He was obviously didn't know where to find the jackpot.
To experience the real culture of Shanghai you need to live life closer to the 'locals', not in some hotel in Pudong(east), all you'll find there is tall buildings. Hell I haven't even seen half of the places in those pictures.
If you took a moment to observe the locals that would be culture, the people in Shanghai are distinct to other parts of China, with traits such as quick wit and hard work, indeed they speak their own dialect. If he is trying to find old buildings as evidence of culture, Shanghai is not the best place, although there are quite a few around, including the famous tourist attraction Cheng Huang Miao:
http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/1108224679049820088RZkVRy
ok if you look at the window to the left of the top right most window, its the silhouette of batman !!!!!!!
This illustrates that sacrifice prolonged has dangers, namely it dulls purpose, and gives you an excuse to choose a passive approach to life.
This type of sacrifice is different in the sense you're sacrificing for 'a better life' as opposed to sacrificing for 'your purpose' or the purpose of your family. And its very dangerous to sacrifice for 'a better life' per se, because we humans are never satisfied ;p
As a result I learned little (of coursework anyway), my health deteriorated (played too much games), and there was tension in the family relationships because you can sense when someone is wasting their lives.
Which is the long version of: Where there is no vision, the people perish. (Proverbs 29:18)
I wasted life even whilst knowing it was wrong, but what you have to do is give yourself a purpose, and getting that purpose is the hardest thing.
American adults? or Adults who take credit when offered to them without thinking about consequences
I think his point was whether this category of people should be labeled as adults because they don't perceive or that they ignore the risk of not being able to repay, which leads to hardship for not just them but other innocent people.