Mike could take ten of me quite easily. That's actually my point. How many toddlers could you take on? Five, ten, fifty? I'll bet you could take on an unlimited number of toddlers. The EFF could throw every cent and every lawyer it has at this and it won't make a dent.
Force your users to create accounts at SuperDuperBugTrackingThingy.com to report anything. Then send them daily email updates from said tracking system. Also get your moderators to admonish any user that dares accidentally post an existing bug or posts in the wrong section of their clearly laid out bug tracking hierarchy. Or you could go full retard, like Google, and force people to use Google+ to do anything.
Please people. Check your sarcasm detectors as they are malfunctioning. The whole 'bodybuilders have known this for years' thing is simply a cliche. The poster was just going for a laugh, and got you bozos instead.
I moved from BC to Alberta over a decade ago. In BC there were DMV offices that were run by the Patty and Selma's of the world. Here in Alberta they have privately run registries. Wow, what a difference it makes. In and out in under five minutes. Nobody growling at you. It's great.
At all of the companies I've worked for we have keyed entry doors all over the place. However, the social norm is that you hold doors open for people thus completely breaking this form of security. There's always some email once a year that asks us not to do this but breaking social protocol simply can't be done, they need to change the security method entirely if they want it to work.
Ideas are easy. Everyone has a great idea for a video game. Developing that idea into a functional product is nothing like simply imagining the final product and maybe bits of gameplay and then starting to program it. And he was likely the one being turned down, not his ideas, although it might have seemed that way.
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They want the ones with no sense of ethics or morality.
They weren't fake magical QR codes. To somehow blame a piece of paper or a billboard for your own terrible code is hilarious.
Mike could take ten of me quite easily. That's actually my point. How many toddlers could you take on? Five, ten, fifty? I'll bet you could take on an unlimited number of toddlers. The EFF could throw every cent and every lawyer it has at this and it won't make a dent.
The EFF suing the NSA is like me challenging Mike Tyson to a fistfight.
I have to take an anti-histamine (cetirizine) every day. A side benefit is that I have absolutely no reaction to mosquito bites. It's great.
Nobody has thought of anything like that yet! You should get to work on it right away.
One dumb lab tech sits in his underwear in his lab and reports the results?
Men are on average 6" taller than women. Maybe that has something to do with it. That and, well, golf.
That's like a totally true story dude.
Force your users to create accounts at SuperDuperBugTrackingThingy.com to report anything. Then send them daily email updates from said tracking system. Also get your moderators to admonish any user that dares accidentally post an existing bug or posts in the wrong section of their clearly laid out bug tracking hierarchy. Or you could go full retard, like Google, and force people to use Google+ to do anything.
Please people. Check your sarcasm detectors as they are malfunctioning. The whole 'bodybuilders have known this for years' thing is simply a cliche. The poster was just going for a laugh, and got you bozos instead.
Bloops and trains are specific forms of the standard bleeps, sweeps, and creeps.
2.136 million olympic swimming pools
Every case of cancer in Japan for the next 200 years is going to be blamed on Fukushima.
The next step is to find out that you can't get tons of cheap indium and gallium.
I moved from BC to Alberta over a decade ago. In BC there were DMV offices that were run by the Patty and Selma's of the world. Here in Alberta they have privately run registries. Wow, what a difference it makes. In and out in under five minutes. Nobody growling at you. It's great.
The vast majority of the time nobody dies and it's a normal landing. So that should be miraculous, right? Crashing isn't a miracle, it's terrible.
Well, that picture leaves no doubt. Thanks.
Getting people to act like that in Canada would be near impossible without the threat of firing or worse.
They do the same thing when a team of highly trained doctors saves someone's life. The people who use the word 'miracle' are simply ignorant.
At all of the companies I've worked for we have keyed entry doors all over the place. However, the social norm is that you hold doors open for people thus completely breaking this form of security. There's always some email once a year that asks us not to do this but breaking social protocol simply can't be done, they need to change the security method entirely if they want it to work.
Commander's orders, and later Admiral's orders.
Look at the shape of the head and snout in the most current logo, which is quite different from your linked article. It's a fox, not a red panda.
Ideas are easy. Everyone has a great idea for a video game. Developing that idea into a functional product is nothing like simply imagining the final product and maybe bits of gameplay and then starting to program it. And he was likely the one being turned down, not his ideas, although it might have seemed that way.
But the Firefox logo is clearly a fox, not a red panda.