Troll ratings for satirizing our Commander-in-Chief? I'm sure the President is grateful of the service you provide for your country. Fight on, patriots!
It's a good thing no one has developed a way for the same software to be hosted on more than one site. Imagine if we had that? We could call it a reflection... no wait, a silver-backed glass... no...
Mainly that people who are interested in coding free software and people who have a great understanding of ergonomics and aesthetics in software are usually just not the same people. I've known plenty of coders whose idea of usability is to configure it for their personal preferences and that's it, but on the other hand, I am sure most people who really understand what is needed for usability couldn't code "Hello World!" in BASIC.
It seemed like it was a technical success to me. The rocket may have failed in the end, but it didn't explode on the launch pad and it got to a substantial height. They are being pretty careful. They stopped the first launch at T-00:00, the rocket had already started its engine! The failure had to do with the stages not separating, which sounds to me like a fairly easy fix for next time.
Find the judge's car and stand in front of it. When he stops his car- and he will, walk over to the door, pull it open, then throw the judge on the ground. Then, drive around until you find a hooker. Sex with her will put you in perfect health... and if the cops get on your tail, just drive around for a while and they'll forget about you.
The first true portable computer, the Osborne 1, sold for $1795. According to The Inflation Calculator, that's $3352.27 in 2007 dollars. It had a 4 mhz CPU, 65 kb ram, a 5 inch monochrome screen and only took single-sided floppies.
I wasn't intending it as a troll. The parent seemed to me to imply that information withholding is a staple of communism. It isn't. It's a staple of powerful governments of all kinds. Formerly communist Yugoslavia, for example, was very open with its information.
And, of course, thanks to telecom immunity, that means that the government is free to tell the ISPs when to throttle. It's regulation without regulation laws!
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Troll ratings for satirizing our Commander-in-Chief? I'm sure the President is grateful of the service you provide for your country. Fight on, patriots!
The first place I would look would be Grover's Mill, New Jersey.
You THINK he died, but he actually hid in a refrigerator. He got the tip from his friend Harrison Ford.
Bruce Willis hovers over an asteroid for two action-packed hours!
It's a good thing no one has developed a way for the same software to be hosted on more than one site. Imagine if we had that? We could call it a reflection... no wait, a silver-backed glass... no...
they should have shot him out a torpedo tube. They did that to Spock when he died and he was back in time for the next movie.
As is the screen.
But who's going to represent The Cathars?
Mainly that people who are interested in coding free software and people who have a great understanding of ergonomics and aesthetics in software are usually just not the same people. I've known plenty of coders whose idea of usability is to configure it for their personal preferences and that's it, but on the other hand, I am sure most people who really understand what is needed for usability couldn't code "Hello World!" in BASIC.
It seemed like it was a technical success to me. The rocket may have failed in the end, but it didn't explode on the launch pad and it got to a substantial height. They are being pretty careful. They stopped the first launch at T-00:00, the rocket had already started its engine! The failure had to do with the stages not separating, which sounds to me like a fairly easy fix for next time.
Look up the Carlisle Group some time and ask that again.
Find the judge's car and stand in front of it. When he stops his car- and he will, walk over to the door, pull it open, then throw the judge on the ground. Then, drive around until you find a hooker. Sex with her will put you in perfect health... and if the cops get on your tail, just drive around for a while and they'll forget about you.
Will it be able to stand the odor of 80 billion tons of green cheese?
Does that mean I can edit your tattoo to my own specifications as long as I give you credit?
'Cause I've got the needles right here...
The first true portable computer, the Osborne 1, sold for $1795. According to The Inflation Calculator, that's $3352.27 in 2007 dollars. It had a 4 mhz CPU, 65 kb ram, a 5 inch monochrome screen and only took single-sided floppies.
$100, even $500, by comparison is not bad.
And there was much rejoicing from all 12 people who signed up for the service.
I don't "know" it. If I knew it, I wouldn't have replied. It was a misunderstanding and I apologize.
I wasn't intending it as a troll. The parent seemed to me to imply that information withholding is a staple of communism. It isn't. It's a staple of powerful governments of all kinds. Formerly communist Yugoslavia, for example, was very open with its information.
I was trying to show that Communism hasn't exactly cornered the market (no pun intended) on information suppression.
The IOC has agreed to China's restrictions on soup with buffet.
Yes... Communists...
He loves the Incredible Hulk. Now he's going to find out what makes hulks so incredible. Hopefully Larry Craig can give him some pointers.
What makes you think they will act any differently the next time the CIA/FBI/NSA/whoever tells them what to do?
And, of course, thanks to telecom immunity, that means that the government is free to tell the ISPs when to throttle. It's regulation without regulation laws!
You think they have links for downloading Steal This Film?