Maybe, when someone is staring intently at the back of a box they have just picked up and is reading the tiny print on the back, ingesting and processing and comparing information against the boxes they were reading earlier, BACK OFF!
CC lost a sale after I had been hassled in a similar way six times. My response to the final one was "Yes, you can put this CD back for me. Cause I'm not buying anything from here because you keep annoying me". I was about halfway from the CD section to the register at the time.
Just say that you practice voodoo and as such, you are constrained from passing bodily fluids on to anyone and if they make a fuss about it, you'll sue them for religious discrimination.
The best I got was a request for a second interview letter four months after the first interview and three months after I'd got a job and settled in to it quite nicely.
In retrospect, I probably should have gone to it anyway. Oh well.
Unfortunately, the reality is that potential employers almost literally never give any sort of reason, and very little useful feedback anymore, even if it would be positive or useful.
Fixed that "Fixed that fixed that for you for you" for you. Potential employers don't even send rejection letters anymore it seems.
Nonsense. Collaboration is often beneficial to the individual even when it also enriches others. Open source is a kind of unilateral collaboration. Is barn raising something only possible in a state of relative wealth or was it just a way of getting stuff done for people who didn't have much material wealth?
It may cost the NYT much more than that to print & deliver the papers though (it may actually say if I RTFAed). Don't forget, their income is based on subscription *and* advertising.
Maybe they could retrain the printers as fact checkers. God knows they could use them.
Bad choice of device. Unless you hunt down alternative software, you have to install Apple's itunes to access the ipod under windows so an additional driver for the FS would not be a big deal.
A website that would, for google only, return pages with magnet links such that google would display the link in the search (one link per page) but for the rest of the world return blank pages only. The only way to search the site would be via google. In fact, you could even take the site down and, for a time, google would still return the links.
I understand your frustration with those issues but if Palm had been on the ball, they would have release a newer, shinier TX2 within a year or two which would have addresses those issues and added 802.11g and a decent browser and I would have rushed to it. Instead they just kept charging the same price for the same old junk.
Although when we start getting into encoding of information, we have to be wary of pitfalls, I would say that the inky lines you are describing actually are text. So you are distributing paper and ink arranged in a textual display.
This post exists as bits on a server somewhere. It only creates text when it causes pixels to be arranged in a certain order on the screen. Unplug the monitory and it is text no more.
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Quite right. Whoever gets around to lists. Why procrastinate? Utterly destroy people at the earliest opportunity.
But if there was not a discrepancy in the sizes, we may not have had the Hexaflexagon
That would be partners in the "I know the bruises look bad but he's promised not to do it again, he really loves me" vein
That link does noth...
Hold on, I just have to answer the door...
This is the keen insight that keeps me coming back for more.
I'm sure someone wrote this as a witty response to an inane comment submitted by a previous poster.
Maybe, when someone is staring intently at the back of a box they have just picked up and is reading the tiny print on the back, ingesting and processing and comparing information against the boxes they were reading earlier, BACK OFF!
CC lost a sale after I had been hassled in a similar way six times. My response to the final one was "Yes, you can put this CD back for me. Cause I'm not buying anything from here because you keep annoying me". I was about halfway from the CD section to the register at the time.
Alanis?
If you purchase a movie legitimately, a good chunk of the profits end up in the hands of terrorists via rampant drug abuse anyway.
Conclusion: If you love America (/country of choice), use p2p
He'll be paying someone to download his music for him.
And now he feels kind of dirty and doesn't want to talk about it and thinks he may have caught a virus.
Just say that you practice voodoo and as such, you are constrained from passing bodily fluids on to anyone and if they make a fuss about it, you'll sue them for religious discrimination.
The best I got was a request for a second interview letter four months after the first interview and three months after I'd got a job and settled in to it quite nicely.
In retrospect, I probably should have gone to it anyway. Oh well.
Potential employer
Fixed that for you.
Fixed that fixed that for you for you.
Unfortunately, the reality is that potential employers almost literally never give any sort of reason, and very little useful feedback anymore, even if it would be positive or useful.
Fixed that "Fixed that fixed that for you for you" for you. Potential employers don't even send rejection letters anymore it seems.
You know, it's hard to put a price on such things...
I mean, if you're a manager using other peoples' money to make sure the blame falls on someone other than you, that is.
Nonsense. Collaboration is often beneficial to the individual even when it also enriches others. Open source is a kind of unilateral collaboration. Is barn raising something only possible in a state of relative wealth or was it just a way of getting stuff done for people who didn't have much material wealth?
You don't have to pay. Only if you want to be uploaded to your kindle automatically. Use their free service and load it over USB.
It can also do some of the third thing and, hence, potentially the 4th too.
It may cost the NYT much more than that to print & deliver the papers though (it may actually say if I RTFAed). Don't forget, their income is based on subscription *and* advertising.
Maybe they could retrain the printers as fact checkers. God knows they could use them.
Bad choice of device. Unless you hunt down alternative software, you have to install Apple's itunes to access the ipod under windows so an additional driver for the FS would not be a big deal.
OK, Here's a thought experiment...
A website that would, for google only, return pages with magnet links such that google would display the link in the search (one link per page) but for the rest of the world return blank pages only. The only way to search the site would be via google. In fact, you could even take the site down and, for a time, google would still return the links.
Yep. With the way the economy is going, the user interface will be a rifle or shotgun.
I understand your frustration with those issues but if Palm had been on the ball, they would have release a newer, shinier TX2 within a year or two which would have addresses those issues and added 802.11g and a decent browser and I would have rushed to it. Instead they just kept charging the same price for the same old junk.
Although when we start getting into encoding of information, we have to be wary of pitfalls, I would say that the inky lines you are describing actually are text. So you are distributing paper and ink arranged in a textual display.
This post exists as bits on a server somewhere. It only creates text when it causes pixels to be arranged in a certain order on the screen. Unplug the monitory and it is text no more.
Meh. Even Investors don't use the investor's intelligence
The new Nanos will not charge with firewire either.