Emmigration costs money, which is your point, I believe, but immigration is much worse. Especially to the US.
You need a VISA to come in to and stay in the US. Maybe you change your plans once you're there (e.g, you want to work, or you want to go to college, or something), but that probably involves going back to your country and requesting a new VISA... if they'll even give you one so soon after your last.
Some immigration policies verily suck. I'd say all of them, but I bet I would have to take it back eventually.
Apparently, my sense of humour is too indirect [and sophisticated] for the/. audience.
Let me rephrase my post...
Subject: New item [on the spam menu].
Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, eggs, digested spam, and spam [-- why take regular old spam when you can have spam that's already been eaten? Our digested spam is collected from the finest sewers, through a process involving wires and robots, all for your visual (and nasal) delight! May contain methane.]
OTOH, you might as well cue the obligatory "You must be new here" replies.
Maybe, like bacteria, the RIAA will evolve their strategy after failing enough times. Hopefully that doesn't mean rewriting copyright law.
Oh, and a suggested tag: baadweek
Well, if Internet speeds keep getting better (which I'm sure they will), this could be used to make a faster Wi-Fi router. It shouldn't be too difficult in a few years. Amirite?
Actually, what I meant was, I can finally file my patent for the "fixed-size offset-indexable ordered list", and for the "memory address pointing at null-terminated offset-indexable ordered list".
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Emmigration costs money, which is your point, I believe, but immigration is much worse. Especially to the US.
You need a VISA to come in to and stay in the US. Maybe you change your plans once you're there (e.g, you want to work, or you want to go to college, or something), but that probably involves going back to your country and requesting a new VISA... if they'll even give you one so soon after your last.
Some immigration policies verily suck. I'd say all of them, but I bet I would have to take it back eventually.
The results would probably be censored in those kinds of countries, though.
The politically correct term for them is "travellers" in the UK, thank you very much...
This can only bring good.
It's not.
"the computer using us"
Apparently, my sense of humour is too indirect [and sophisticated] for the /. audience.
Let me rephrase my post...
Subject: New item [on the spam menu].
Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, eggs, digested spam, and spam [-- why take regular old spam when you can have spam that's already been eaten? Our digested spam is collected from the finest sewers, through a process involving wires and robots, all for your visual (and nasal) delight! May contain methane.]
OTOH, you might as well cue the obligatory "You must be new here" replies.
Aha, Python's not on the list!
Must be too high-level.
Well, it IS offensive.
That's why it's modded as flamebait.
I mean, honestly, putting communism and homosexuality together? Hah.
Maybe, like bacteria, the RIAA will evolve their strategy after failing enough times. Hopefully that doesn't mean rewriting copyright law. Oh, and a suggested tag: baadweek
Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, eggs, digested spam, and spam.
*Whoosh*
In commemoration of April Fools...
Nice way for http://www.techarp.com/ to try and sell us their products...
The fact that the US Government wants this key, or the fact that it has requested it publicly?
Honestly...
Well, if Internet speeds keep getting better (which I'm sure they will), this could be used to make a faster Wi-Fi router. It shouldn't be too difficult in a few years. Amirite?
Admittedly, I don't know if I am.
1) Copy Apple.
2) ???
3) Profit!
this->give(Phrase("cute as a button"), 1.0, new Meaning());
Actually, what I meant was, I can finally file my patent for the "fixed-size offset-indexable ordered list", and for the "memory address pointing at null-terminated offset-indexable ordered list".
Why not patent "Accelerated Review Processes", and then you can sue the USPTO yourself! ;)
"We here at the US Patent Office value efficiency over bureaucracy."
Aren't they cool!
Ah yes, now I can finally patent the array!
How dare you defy the wise words of the Flying Spaghetti Monster? Arrr!