 18 SE, adopting the car manufacturer’s convention of releasing next year’s model towards the end of the current year.
There would be no pressure to significantly change the look every couple of years. Major changes could be incorporated as and when it makes sense.
Yeah! All those worthless features in the S models:
1080p 8MP camera
Siri
64-bit
M7 motion coprocessor
Dual-LED flash
TouchID
3D Touch
Always-on “Hey, Siri”
Selfie flash
Pull your head out of your ass, MDN.
Either I misunderstood or you missed the point. I thought the point was that some really great features were introduced in the S models but, because the PERCEPTION was that it’s just last year’s model with some tweaks, the S models don’t sell as well. Either way, you make the same point that MDN is making. With all those great features, why hide them behind an S when they really deserve a model of their own. Well – except always Hey, Siri. That was the biggest pain in my ass til I finally disabled the stupid thing.
You completely misunderstood and missed his point at the same time.
The S model is genius. Why in the world should they redesign the whole aesthetic every year? That’s moronic and not the kind of stupid shit Apple does. What car manufacturer redesigns the look of their cars every year?
Apple could change the naming convention to just a model year, but the success of the 6s is clear proof that MDN has their head up their ass.
And, always on “Hey, Siri” is the best thing to happen to Siri since Siri.<filename>src/MySQL/Traits/Nullable.php
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Damn, I got to quit drinking while I read these.
a major prick.
Fris do the rest of us get Diana's backdoor password as well? MUWHAHAHA!
Math/Physics degree instead of IT? What that one just for fun or what?
no, she has not.
send your MCNGP welcome kit snail mail.
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It's been a big few days for all the emergency service teams fighting the bushfires all over the South Coast.
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Paul Gleeson from the Rural Service said fatigue management was an important factor to consider when it comes to fighting bushfires like the ones in Currowan, Termeil, South Durras and Bawley Point areas.
We had a chat with Paul about managing fatigue and how the situation in general was looking.
Meanwhile, the Rural Fire Service has issued an emergency warning for the Currowan Fire, burning north of Batemans Bay. The fire has burnt more than 39,1000 hectares and is not yet under control.
One home has been confirmed as lost in the fires this week.
The fire was downgraded to watch and act on Wednesday.
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Is there a way of forcing the favourites to clear on DTTG?
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Your Username will be your MUNIS employee ID Number.
Your password will be the last four digits of your SSN the first time you ever login. Upon logging in your first time, you will be required to change this initial password. Make sure you remember this password. You will be locked from the system after 5 failed login attempts.
Note: User is now logged in and Employee Self Service is added to the Modules list on the left.
This is simply a textual guide to where a user is in the module. Starting with Home, the next entry is the Module the user is in