Screenwriter Peter Bowker, who adapted the thing, certainly knows how to draw you in, slipping in red herrings as to who the perp is, and drip-feeding the nicer aspects of his characters through the sticky bin juice of greed, right up until the reveal, which is unsatisfying (my money was on a Foxtons marketing campaign).
Fortunately, the developers have already said that they'll add new features in future (free) updates, and presumably they'll also fix the bugs, further tweak the balance, and hopefully adapt the UI for things like inventory management and location markers.
And so those who wish to influence Indians are not waiting for the computer to catch on, but are seeking ways to adapt the cellphone to the things Westerners do online.
Paul Ferguson adapted the whole thing from Lee and Jill's books.
Suppose you want to adapt the habit of taking things easy, then try to apply this in all visible aspects of your life, like doing your work in an easy going manner, talking to people lightheartedly, reading light hearted material, watching lighthearted shows and the list goes on.
You don't have to re-write the whole thing, just adapt the details so they're relevant.
There's stuff we have to do now to adapt to the things we have already caused.
As data centers consolidate and startups turn to cloud hosting services, the bigs will have to adapt, offering the things clients have come to expect, such as database management, capacity planning and scalability, while maintaining uptime.
What this means is that Google Maps will now adapt to the things that interest you, including restaurants you've been to, ones that you might like and what your friends have done.
You have to make plans and adapt to the things that life throws at you.
