At first I was thinking "It takes the kind of money only Microsoft has to create some of the best ads in the world"... Then I hit me "It takes the kind of money only Microsoft has to make the poor actors participate in Microsoft ads." It's gotta be a payment big enough for a lifetime of no acting contracts.
When I read the title I was very eager to comment on wrongfulness of this research, as I'm convinced that valuable objects stimulate my junk more than my brain.
I mean, cheap stuff works too, but doesn't inspire much I guess.
True. Although hopefully you never build an ACL in your open editable javascript code. You should certainly not permit anything meaningful to happen without asking server if that's allowed. Then the only problem remains is for all that mess that the client created to be valid. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something?.. This whole conversation is pretty hand-wavy.
For that you constrain your database with foreign key constraints, and if you're using Postgres and ActiveRecord and Migrations - check out this gem.
This way you're guaranteed that whatever enters your database is always valid. Unless you screwed up something of course. : )
I know it's not something easy to imagine, but there are humans out there that happen to be familiar with the concept of a "girlfriend". And that "girlfriend" thingie might be photographed in ways that only the boyfriend alone prefers to see. You may argue that nobody cares about some random officials, but in my opinion this is extremely horrible, and I can't stand the thought of it.
I wouldn't say that. It's not MS style to focus on efficiency, system footprint, and stability, no no no. It's just boring! People don't want to entertain themselves with some ambiguous speed improvements. The whole point is to make the silly public understand that they need the new hardware. Vista is not slow, no no no, it's just your hardware simply doesn't fit the trend anymore. You need to go outside, get some holiday shopping done. Just pick a sunny day for a slow walk, and don't forget to stop and smell the cardboard. Imagine the feeling of opening up a fresh brand new motherboard package. Ohh yeah, that taste, I love the taste, it's even better than a thin crust dominos, it's just romantic. Don't forget to post the unveiling on youtube.
Wait, I think I get it.... When I have kids, I'm gonna make a huge cardboard cover of a game called "Cleanup Your Room Hero" and attach it the door of their room. It'll have a toy vacuum cleaner and everything.
I love your graefruit id. I might just steal it. Instead of stealing id, why not legally purchase a licensed version for a fair price? There is no DRM, and you can choose how much you want to pay. Please, submit as much as you think it's worth at my status shop.
The status message can help decrease the number of interruptions. For example, status like "away" may bring people to stop writing to you altogether. The "online" status is a green light to any meaningless conversation, and complaining that I don't reply. That's why I prefer to keep my status on "Eating grapefruits" with a busy icon, always. If there is anything important - they attempt to reach me, but I get the freedom to decide if I continue the conversation. If there is nothing important, they would ask me "Why are you always eating grapefruits?" - in such case the conversation gets politely avoided.
Rockstar Games is to unveil their new innovative force feedback system. The shiny box will contain a stainless steel crowbar, a set of sticky cardboard stars for indicating police activity, and an economy class airplane ticket to Brooklyn, NY. Pre-order now to receive a free baseball bat, and a bonus of one get-out-of-jail-free card.
Here's an even better idea! Sell song-books with license packages on the per-listener basis. I suppose it's truly unfair to recording industry if one shamelessly started a guitar accompanied performance with all those damn music pirates gathered around the campfire.
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At first I was thinking "It takes the kind of money only Microsoft has to create some of the best ads in the world"... Then I hit me "It takes the kind of money only Microsoft has to make the poor actors participate in Microsoft ads." It's gotta be a payment big enough for a lifetime of no acting contracts.
When I read the title I was very eager to comment on wrongfulness of this research, as I'm convinced that valuable objects stimulate my junk more than my brain. I mean, cheap stuff works too, but doesn't inspire much I guess.
True. Although hopefully you never build an ACL in your open editable javascript code. You should certainly not permit anything meaningful to happen without asking server if that's allowed. Then the only problem remains is for all that mess that the client created to be valid. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something?.. This whole conversation is pretty hand-wavy.
For that you constrain your database with foreign key constraints, and if you're using Postgres and ActiveRecord and Migrations - check out this gem. This way you're guaranteed that whatever enters your database is always valid. Unless you screwed up something of course. : )
What else is there to do with your money except parting with them? Support a shaky kitchen table?
Even betterer! I'm currently building an MMO for the iPhone!
I know it's not something easy to imagine, but there are humans out there that happen to be familiar with the concept of a "girlfriend". And that "girlfriend" thingie might be photographed in ways that only the boyfriend alone prefers to see. You may argue that nobody cares about some random officials, but in my opinion this is extremely horrible, and I can't stand the thought of it.
Once I started installing dependencies for this virus, I couldn't believe my eyes as I saw this: http://tinyurl.com/42mw7v
Do you want to pay for software, or do you want to pay for people?
Only one can create the other.
Not in Soviet Russia.
I wouldn't say that. It's not MS style to focus on efficiency, system footprint, and stability, no no no. It's just boring! People don't want to entertain themselves with some ambiguous speed improvements. The whole point is to make the silly public understand that they need the new hardware. Vista is not slow, no no no, it's just your hardware simply doesn't fit the trend anymore. You need to go outside, get some holiday shopping done. Just pick a sunny day for a slow walk, and don't forget to stop and smell the cardboard. Imagine the feeling of opening up a fresh brand new motherboard package. Ohh yeah, that taste, I love the taste, it's even better than a thin crust dominos, it's just romantic. Don't forget to post the unveiling on youtube.
Totally, go ahead, please!
Wait, I think I get it.... When I have kids, I'm gonna make a huge cardboard cover of a game called "Cleanup Your Room Hero" and attach it the door of their room. It'll have a toy vacuum cleaner and everything.
P.S. I could never get my head around this recursion.
The status message can help decrease the number of interruptions. For example, status like "away" may bring people to stop writing to you altogether. The "online" status is a green light to any meaningless conversation, and complaining that I don't reply. That's why I prefer to keep my status on "Eating grapefruits" with a busy icon, always. If there is anything important - they attempt to reach me, but I get the freedom to decide if I continue the conversation. If there is nothing important, they would ask me "Why are you always eating grapefruits?" - in such case the conversation gets politely avoided.
Russia doesn't have a firewall.
Executive Officer,
KGB Internet Militia
Rockstar Games is to unveil their new innovative force feedback system. The shiny box will contain a stainless steel crowbar, a set of sticky cardboard stars for indicating police activity, and an economy class airplane ticket to Brooklyn, NY. Pre-order now to receive a free baseball bat, and a bonus of one get-out-of-jail-free card.
That's the kind of amount that you would experience in Soviet Russia.
Here's an even better idea! Sell song-books with license packages on the per-listener basis. I suppose it's truly unfair to recording industry if one shamelessly started a guitar accompanied performance with all those damn music pirates gathered around the campfire.