Typical, just typical. We spend all this time and money going to an exotic location to see the sights, but once we're there you want to spend all this time looking through the imported kitsch.
Do you remember when, back in the day, you could write or say anything about anything, no matter how uninformed you were, and if you communicated authoritatively enough, your audience would just eat it up with a spoon and not question you?
Yeah, back when I could put anything I wanted up on wikipedia, and people would cite it as authoritative truth without thinking twice about it.
A person is guilty of criminal littering when he:... (d) Discharges sewage, minerals, oil products, or litter into any public waters or lakes within the state.
They discharged oil from into public waters. It was in the gulf in between for a while, but I'm sure an expensive enough lawyer could make that triviality go away.
Ironically enough, the article itself IS marketing, and they're not actually going out of business. It's all part of the great circle of life, just like those furniture and rug stores which teeter on the edge of "going out of business" for decades at a time.
You obviously get __yyrhdgdtfs66ytgetrfd to turn into __yyy_tegdtfsre by the addition of a reverse polish goto callback, an obscure function performed by overloading TMAGIC_66TDFDRTS and calling it every clock cycle.
Using PREPARE_GGDTSGFSRFSD and OVERRIDE_GGDTSGFSRFSD is standard procedure when dealing with credentials that are formatted in octal precision trinary floating point, and reverting them via REVERT_DHDGTRRTEFDTD is a result of taking GGDTSGFSRFSD and applying the ')(' operator.
And, of course, any competent CS professional who passed his first freshman year introductory course knows that gggdfstsgdt_dddex is the result of your cat walking across the keyboard.
Assume there exist uninteresting digits of pi. That means that there must be an earliest uninteresting digit of pi. But that's a very interesting property. Therefore, there are no uninteresting digits of pi.
A trivial upgrade, assuming you have the right building materials. Just use some cold-riveted beams with cores of pure selenium, magnesium-tungsten alloys, and gold plated bolts, and it'll be working in no time.
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Typical, just typical. We spend all this time and money going to an exotic location to see the sights, but once we're there you want to spend all this time looking through the imported kitsch.
Uranium actually acts like estrogen in small doses.
Lies! Helicopters stay up because they're so ugly they repel the ground.
Do you remember when, back in the day, you could write or say anything about anything, no matter how uninformed you were, and if you communicated authoritatively enough, your audience would just eat it up with a spoon and not question you?
Yeah, back when I could put anything I wanted up on wikipedia, and people would cite it as authoritative truth without thinking twice about it.
Duh, they've been fertilized with Miracle-Glo!
See! You can't!
Yes, but then at least CEO2 would worry a little about pissing consumers off.
There is no such thing as a secure perimeter
Yes there is. It's called "dropping your computer into a volcano".
" It seems as if Google isn't running out of ideas for its browser anytime soon"...
That's true, but they are running out of good ideas.
Joebert has been bitten by a snake!
First off, I'm guessing they're thinking about all the shitty beer they just drank.
Actually, that answers the second question too.
Dwarf Fortress?
Isn't littering a criminal offense?
In my state at least:
A person is guilty of criminal littering when he: ...
(d) Discharges sewage, minerals, oil products, or litter into any public waters or lakes within the state.
They discharged oil from into public waters. It was in the gulf in between for a while, but I'm sure an expensive enough lawyer could make that triviality go away.
Duh. Everyone knows that the answer is always "the interstate commerce clause". No matter what the power is.
Gneiss one.
Ironically enough, the article itself IS marketing, and they're not actually going out of business. It's all part of the great circle of life, just like those furniture and rug stores which teeter on the edge of "going out of business" for decades at a time.
hmmm how could they avoid that ;-)
Experience shows: not with DRM.
This is all really transparent.
You obviously get __yyrhdgdtfs66ytgetrfd to turn into __yyy_tegdtfsre by the addition of a reverse polish goto callback, an obscure function performed by overloading TMAGIC_66TDFDRTS and calling it every clock cycle.
Using PREPARE_GGDTSGFSRFSD and OVERRIDE_GGDTSGFSRFSD is standard procedure when dealing with credentials that are formatted in octal precision trinary floating point, and reverting them via REVERT_DHDGTRRTEFDTD is a result of taking GGDTSGFSRFSD and applying the ')(' operator.
And, of course, any competent CS professional who passed his first freshman year introductory course knows that gggdfstsgdt_dddex is the result of your cat walking across the keyboard.
So, how long will it be before we can buy remote-controlled mini Starfuries?
There are no uninteresting digits of pi.
Proof:
Assume there exist uninteresting digits of pi. That means that there must be an earliest uninteresting digit of pi. But that's a very interesting property. Therefore, there are no uninteresting digits of pi.
50% more uptime!
Just saying that using "if you can't see who the sucker is, it's probably you" as a cognitive shortcut isn't entirely irrational.
People never complain about mad scientists lacking control groups.
A trivial upgrade, assuming you have the right building materials. Just use some cold-riveted beams with cores of pure selenium, magnesium-tungsten alloys, and gold plated bolts, and it'll be working in no time.
That's the airspeed, not the velocity. With a round trip, as would be required for any ping, we end up with a velocity of zero.