If the employer can't afford hosting what are they doing to pay your salary?
Oh that's apparently somehow covered by the yearly Charity Employee Voluntary Organ Donating Session where you can volunteer marrow, a kidney or a lung. They didn't give all the details though.
The traditional roman religion which held society together was losing favor due to the apparent failure of the gods to protect them from the strife.
Well they certainly did a better job of it than this newfangled christian thing. And the temples were prettier too, with proper priests and priestesses. And proper statues. And at least we knew what the gods did.
Bah, get off my grass ! (which was greener btw) (waves his toga)
They must have been rubber bullets or else the window behind the "suspect" would have shattered from the many rounds fired from the miniguns. Simply the ammo was way too loaded.
The internet companies could eliminate this problem if they, like other utilities, provided for metered usage. Say $0.50 per gigabyte.
So why is it that in the rest of Europe (and I won't even talk about Asia which has proper bandwidth) we still get ADSL2+ *unmetered* for a whooping 30 € per month (including TV, free IP phone to most of the world, etc.) ?
It's not as if the UK was some kind of country where people were few and far between.
With limitations though (like no public playing, no reuse, etc.). But it's much more like owning a "limited" version than just a license that can be revoked at any time.
I concur, Scotland has to be the only place where they would even think of making deep fried risotto (although I couldn't find the elusive deep fried Mars bar despite a long search). And yes I tried it.
Regarding the PC, I prefer not to do my cooking under my desk, so I'll stick with my current rig.
You're confusing The Man with The Employees. The Man is far, far away from the keypad. He has hired thousands of people to insulate him from the keypad, in order to make his decisions in isolation.
He'll just say that he came with his laptop for a little WoW during his break (never mind that the laptop runs Linux which he's never seen before). It'll work like a charm.
Actually if browsers just announced errors without failing, it would be more productive IMO.
A little mandatory bar (like the popup blocked bar or a similar temp widget) announcing "This page contained 103 errors" on each load would probably do wonders to promote a fix.
Just failing could be dangerous given the complexities of current parsers. No two browsers have the same feature set.
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If the employer can't afford hosting what are they doing to pay your salary?
Oh that's apparently somehow covered by the yearly Charity Employee Voluntary Organ Donating Session where you can volunteer marrow, a kidney or a lung. They didn't give all the details though.
So you're saying we should kill the OP ? Or do you mean his boss ?
Isn't this a little harsh ?
The traditional roman religion which held society together was losing favor due to the apparent failure of the gods to protect them from the strife.
Well they certainly did a better job of it than this newfangled christian thing. And the temples were prettier too, with proper priests and priestesses. And proper statues. And at least we knew what the gods did.
Bah, get off my grass ! (which was greener btw)
(waves his toga)
Sorry, but I get tired of these messages. Terrorists could potentially use paper and pencils to communicate too.
Now that's just crazy talk. I've never seen anybody use those outside of historical reconstitutions.
Toothpaste + beer + cereal = EMP...
MCGuyver, is that you ?
They must have been rubber bullets or else the window behind the "suspect" would have shattered from the many rounds fired from the miniguns. Simply the ammo was way too loaded.
I think the average person, when they hear the expression "Google Phone", are going to think "innovative" and "creative".
I think they're going to think "Beta".
The settlers were people who were so fed up with the way their government was run that they would risk everything they had to escape it.
There also were an awful lot of settlers that their government was fed up with and that were sent there to be rid of. Folklore notwithstanding.
The internet companies could eliminate this problem if they, like other utilities, provided for metered usage. Say $0.50 per gigabyte.
So why is it that in the rest of Europe (and I won't even talk about Asia which has proper bandwidth) we still get ADSL2+ *unmetered* for a whooping 30 € per month (including TV, free IP phone to most of the world, etc.) ?
It's not as if the UK was some kind of country where people were few and far between.
With limitations though (like no public playing, no reuse, etc.). But it's much more like owning a "limited" version than just a license that can be revoked at any time.
I concur, Scotland has to be the only place where they would even think of making deep fried risotto (although I couldn't find the elusive deep fried Mars bar despite a long search).
And yes I tried it.
Regarding the PC, I prefer not to do my cooking under my desk, so I'll stick with my current rig.
None ? That's weird... What's your address again ?
Absolutely ! I'm glad somebody points this out. Not to mention the potential for sightseeing.
Besides I really don't see why they don't just beam in down from the Enterprise.
Stupid NASA showoffs.
A ton would be more like... 1000 kg.
You're welcome.
Your average retailer is looking at 2% to 5% in shrinkage, every day.
Certainly not true for average retailers. Bad laundries maybe.
You're confusing The Man with The Employees. The Man is far, far away from the keypad. He has hired thousands of people to insulate him from the keypad, in order to make his decisions in isolation.
The Man is the Sum of the Employees.
Maybe you ought to move to a country with a live market instead staying in one with a five year plan...
Just sayin.
It's someone who practices Atheism
One doesn't "practice" atheism, you silly troll.
He'll just say that he came with his laptop for a little WoW during his break (never mind that the laptop runs Linux which he's never seen before). It'll work like a charm.
You can see up your ass?
It's always good to have hindsight !
Or you can just squint a bit, or step back a little. Cheap and fast and used to work just as well.
Because in a 3oz bottle you can threaten to drown the pilot's pet gerbil to make him do your bidding, while it wouldn't fit in a 2oz bottle.
You don't kill your enemies in CoC - they kill you!
So it's kind of like a Russian FPS then ?
Actually if browsers just announced errors without failing, it would be more productive IMO.
A little mandatory bar (like the popup blocked bar or a similar temp widget) announcing "This page contained 103 errors" on each load would probably do wonders to promote a fix.
Just failing could be dangerous given the complexities of current parsers. No two browsers have the same feature set.
No problem, I'll put my cyber on it right away!