Do you mean Talisman the board game? I remember loving that game when I was a kid. About 10 years later I bought a copy of it, and it was... different, somehow- not as much fun. I don't know if the game changed or it was me, but whatever. I loved that game when I was a kid.
I'm a Sales Engineer, I design what the other Engineers will implement
Now totally offtopic, but I thought a "sales engineer" was someone who went to meetings with the salespeople. Sort of a "portable tech monkey" they could haul around to answer the hard questions.
I'll also take a stand stand for the silent and (apparently) narrow majority. I bought an iPhone Friday afternoon and activated it from iTunes in about 10 minutes. This included moving my number from Verizon.
Isn't it more an issue of FCC regulations that require television broadcasts to include closed-captioning, as part of their agreement for the airwaves, in the same way that they're supposed to provide X hours of publix service content? I assumed this had something to do with Americans-with-Disabilities Act,
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Do you mean Talisman the board game? I remember loving that game when I was a kid. About 10 years later I bought a copy of it, and it was... different, somehow- not as much fun. I don't know if the game changed or it was me, but whatever. I loved that game when I was a kid.
Now totally offtopic, but I thought a "sales engineer" was someone who went to meetings with the salespeople. Sort of a "portable tech monkey" they could haul around to answer the hard questions.
You are correct. My mistake.
Holy crap! Am I on the wrong internet?
Neat.
You do know that there's a second one that's a little closer to Chicago, right?
How come I never get cool questions like this?
It took me 40 seconds to load redhat.com on my iPhone.
I'll also take a stand stand for the silent and (apparently) narrow majority. I bought an iPhone Friday afternoon and activated it from iTunes in about 10 minutes. This included moving my number from Verizon.
Am I a moron, or do those numbers add up to almost two million, not two hundred thousand?
(1,800 * 1,000) + 72,000 = 1,872,000
Isn't it more an issue of FCC regulations that require television broadcasts to include closed-captioning, as part of their agreement for the airwaves, in the same way that they're supposed to provide X hours of publix service content? I assumed this had something to do with Americans-with-Disabilities Act,
... now the waiting game Awww, the waiting game sucks! Let's play Hungry Hungry Hippos!