I think OHO would be even better... Or, OOO.
But, of course, if you really want true symmetrical mufti-dimensional redundancy, then you have to go with just O
Skype was like this long before Microsoft. Fring supported video calls to Skype clients for several months, then Skype blocked it:
http://blog.fring.com/en/?p=2322
I biked to work couple times, but then decided not to.
The problem is - you share the road with *cars*. So, unless there is a dedicated bike trail or a separate bike lane, it is simply too dangerous. First: the drivers do not want to share the road with a slow moving object - not only bikes, but even seniors for example. Fortunately for seniors, they are usually inside very big and somewhat safe cars. Bicyclists are not. Second: chances of staying intact in an accident for a bicyclist are much lower compared to those of a car driver/passenger. Now, let's combine the first and the second... And I haven't even started with bad weather, visibility issues or intentional desire to hurt a bicyclist (ugly, but possible).
1. Get developers in the room, where users are testing, no user interaction is allowed.
2. Film the developers.
3. Publish on youtube.
4.....
5. Profit!
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"The Germans almost pulled this off in the 1940's" <-- You mean US and Germans, right?
I might as well. But NOT TODAY - why put such a strain on their services...
BHB for true symmetrical redundancy.
I think OHO would be even better... Or, OOO. But, of course, if you really want true symmetrical mufti-dimensional redundancy, then you have to go with just O
Skype was like this long before Microsoft. Fring supported video calls to Skype clients for several months, then Skype blocked it: http://blog.fring.com/en/?p=2322
This is white noise. Or generated sound. I wouldn't call it "music" if it's composed using science instead of talent and inspiration...
women are now returning to computer science
Where?!!!
Not sure towing would work... Germany is more compact/urban, they have real public transportation and use it (unlike us here in the US).
...could try becoming an alternative ISP. The one where public interests count...
for the incoming flood of "in soviet Russia" jokes...
let's just hope T-Mobile has coverage in the middle of nowhere...
improbability donut - here, corrected that for ya :)
I biked to work couple times, but then decided not to. The problem is - you share the road with *cars*. So, unless there is a dedicated bike trail or a separate bike lane, it is simply too dangerous. First: the drivers do not want to share the road with a slow moving object - not only bikes, but even seniors for example. Fortunately for seniors, they are usually inside very big and somewhat safe cars. Bicyclists are not. Second: chances of staying intact in an accident for a bicyclist are much lower compared to those of a car driver/passenger. Now, let's combine the first and the second... And I haven't even started with bad weather, visibility issues or intentional desire to hurt a bicyclist (ugly, but possible).
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For the holidays, isn't it. If they only did it before Christmas...
The Strippers Motion Association of America holds a copyright on those. But there still might be a way to capture that data live for $20 or so...
Can give it as a gift, then - you purchase this offset so that somebody else can deliberately write bad code.
Only on \. this story can be rated "5, Informative" and not "Funny". Thanks for sharing!
You give it to the kids
you give kids a Windows computer?!!! You are a monster!
1. Get developers in the room, where users are testing, no user interaction is allowed.
2. Film the developers.
3. Publish on youtube.
4.....
5. Profit!
Don't you see?! Now there one less reason to be afraid of sex!
Because that would motivate more people to switch to Mac (with its awesome searchable menus)?
I smell BS. Here, fixed that for ya :)
I'm posting from win3.1
is that why you are posting as AC? ;)
Also, don't forget to sign the organ donor card if you haven't done that earlier.