Ich kenne eine Menge Leute nicht besonders gerne dieses Ding namens arbeiten. Und von denen, die meisten von ihnen neigen dazu, ablenken, wenn sie eigentlich um dies zu tun bekommen, Was nennst du es, arbeiten.
Zum Glück, unproduktiven Menschen wie Sie tat etwas überraschend produktive: machten sie ein wenig Technik Ihnen helfen, produktiver zu sein.
The leaves are changing color, the weather is becoming cooler, and the World Series is on. Jawohl, it’s fall.
It’s become sort of a tradition with me to clean up my computer every fall, since just Spring Cleaning is rarely enough.
I’m here to share with you my secrets and guidelines to fall cleaning, and since most people are on Windows I’ll be showing you how to do Fall Cleaning on a Windows- 7 machine.
Turns out there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but there is such thing as a free book.
I recently got a Kindle (the old kind, without a touch screen or 3G or a color screen or anything) for an internship I’m working on. I figured I’d get some books to read while I was at it (might as well use the Kindle for what it’s intended), so I opened up the Kindle Store on my Kindle and prepared to buy a few books.
The first book on my list was Homer’s Odyssey, which I’m currently reading in English class. I scrolled though some of the results looking for the cheapest copy. $12.50, $2.50, $0.00, $1.00, $2.00… hm, looks like I’ll get the $1 ein… wait, was?!?
You’d think I get that question a lot, but actually I don’t – most people pronounce it a certain way and are absolutely, positively, sure they’re right. There are so many pronunciations it’s incredible, so who am I to choose the “proper” ein? Let ’em pronounce it however they like, I say.
That being said, the number of pronunciations I hear is borderline ridiculous. Here are the most common ones I’ve heard.
